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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28
Republican
Picnic Sunday,
October 3

The Westside Republican Club
of Dayton and the Republican
Club of Xenia will be host to the
South West Republican Picnic
Sunday, October 9Th at Xii Kare
Park route 35.
The Picnic was originally set
for September but after the plans
were enlarged to include all of
southwestern Ohio the date had
to be changed. Everything is now
in readiness for the 9Th. Contact
has been made and committees
set up in various key cities
throughout this district to handle
the transportation and advertize-
ment. Cities represented on the
program r Xenia, Springfield,
Middletown, Hamilton, Cincinnati,
Columbus, Lebanon, Lockland,
Troy, Urbana, Bellefontaine, Pr
qua, and Dayton.
The Picnic will feature free
transportation from all local
points and plenty of refreshments
for all with continuance intertain-
ment throughout the day.
Schedule to speak at the 5
o'clock program are: Hon. Clar-
ence Brown, Mr.. Paul Schenck,
Mr.. Albert Scharrer, Mrs. Kath-
crime Kenndy Brown, Mrs. Larry
Payne, and local candidates and
party leaders.
The Young Republicans will take
take over the evening activities
with a dance.
This South West gathering will
open the drive to deliver the Ne
gro vote of southern Ohio to the
Republican Party in November.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28
Daytonian
Returns To
Duriiron

Russell L. jefferson recently re-
ceived a leave of absence from
Tylrs' Drug Stores, Columbus,
Ohio, to return to the Duriron Co.
Inc. as a Laboratory Technician.
Aside from his laboratory and
community pursuits, Mr.. jefferson
the Deputy Grand Master of Ohio
Prince Hall Masons, is actively en-
gagged in organizing youth into
the Pythagorans. The organization
offers a program for youths be-
tween the ages Of II and 20,
stressing development in health
and aiming to teach them the
duties and responsibilities of being
good citizens. To date, Chapters
have been chartered in Columbus,
Cincinnati and Springfield, Ohio.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28

contract basis, are going away.
Dawn, the leading English
daily and most influential paper
in Pakistan, published an interest
ing editorial recently which said:
"Some readers have written to
ask whether we could enlighten
them why the governor of East
Pakistan cannot do witho. 1t a
British private secretary an the
governor of Sind cannot do with
out a British secretary.
eve wish we knew ourselves.
We, therefore, pass on the quest
ions to the proper quarters, but
Wheeler their excellencies will
care to take the public into con-
fidence is more than we can say.
"Private and military secretar-
les are not technicians and there
fore the import policy of Dacca
and Sind government houses does
not appear to conform to that of
the centres Has the Centre really
nothing to say in the matter?
"Surely the climate of Dacca and
Karachi is not so different from
the climate of Peshawar and La
hore that ornamental authority
cannot subsist without a dash of
white round the placer"
This editorial created a stir in
the capital and was generally APP
plauded by every section of opin-
ion.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28
Aliens Dept. Store
Sets High Stondard

Manuel Krumholz, secretary
of the Southwest Busin-
essman's Association and owner
of Aliens department store, lilo
w. 9Th. St., is following out the
associations ideals by placing a
hugh legend in his window an
nouncing his stores intentions in
the community.
Emblazoned in red and black
on a white background the sign
emphasizes the following things:
trading with a community store
creates a better store and brings
more money and employment to
the people of the community; en-
ables the owner to guarantee and
lower prices.
Mr. Krumholz, one of the found
ers of the Southwest Business
mems association which is trying
to acquaint westsiders with the
value of community buying, or
iginally came from Chicago and
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28
City Manager to
Address Business Men

Dayton's newest association of
local businessmen will have city
manager Russell Mcclure as their
guest speaker tonight at eight
o'clock.
The southwest businessmen's
association will meet at the Pal
ace theater tonight to discuss cur-
rent plans to educate West Side
buyers in the Importance of buy
ing from merchants in their rea
Mr.. Horace Anderson, president
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28

opened his store on the West
Side because he believed in the
people. His belief was not I'M
founded as he has seen steady pro-
gress since his opening in 1948.
At the present Mr.. KrumholT
has shown that his ideals have
been put into practise. There are
three full time and three part
time employees in his store and
two of them have been with him
from the beginning.
These employees are given a
guaranteed salary plus a commits
sion on sales. This creates in
terest and incentive in the en-
ployee and makes the customer
feel hat the sales person is anxi-
Gus to serve.
MIR. Krumholz says: Il believe
in keeping money within a COM
munity so that it can be turned
over in honest and legitimate
businesses. In my store the custo-
mer is always right"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28
Tipped To Rank
OF Lieutenant

WASHINGTON (ANP)- Sgt.
Caesar Young, 54-year-old veter-
an fireman, was promoted to the
rank of lieutenant in the district
fire department here last week.
This is his second promotion in
little over a year.
Young has been with the depart
ment for 80 years. In 1913 he
was assigned to the office of
Commissioner John Russell Young
as a messenger. In August, 1919,
he was promoted to the sergeancy
upon recommendation of Fire
Chief J.. A. Mayhem.
Mayhem had asked the promot-
ion in order that Young's rank
would be commensurate with his
liaison duties between the depart
ment and the commissioner. The
department is under Young's
specific supervision.
Tentative plans will be drawn up
to continue this effort until elect
ion day; after the speaking pro-
gram.
The public is invited to attend.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28
Civil Service
Officers Quitting
Pakistan

KARACHI, Pakistan (ANP)-
The sub-continent of India, be-
fore it achieved independence,
was ruled by a few hundred Brit
ish officers who were recruited to
the once-famed steel-frame In
dams Civil service reputed to
be the highest paid service in the
old and now defunct British en-
pire.
Some of these British civil SER
wants are still in service in the in
dependent states of India and
Pakistan. However, popular feel
ing in Pakistan is against the white
man occupying any position. The
result is therefore that these white
"sahibs", whose services are on
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28

of the association, announced
that the city manager had agreed
to come and speak to the group.
All businessmen and their wives
are invited. If you are not a
member of this organization your
presence would be appreciated as
the association feels that it is of
the utmost Importance for all po-
tential members to come out and
learn about the things that affect
your city.
Refreshments will be served.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-28

ment practice sets in the states
having them.
His wife, who heads the adult
education section of the institute
and is engaged in experimental
South Africa, is interested in a.
work in literacy techniques in
adult education activities, visual
and educational projects and
schools.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Miss Fink
Is Bride

Commodore Beauford w. Fink
escorted his daughter, Miss Lu-
cile Eustace Fink, when she be.
came the bride yesterday of En-
sign Burton Richard Weymouth
son of DR.. and Mrs. Currier C
Weymouth Of Pennington. Me
The ceremony took place in I'M
manuel Church on -the-Hill in AL
exandria, the Rev. J. L. B. VIII
liams officiating.
The bride wore a gown of heir
loom satin trimmed with imported
rose point lace. Commodore and
Mrs. Fink were hosts at the recep-
ton, after which the couple left
for wedding trip to New York
and Canada. The newlyweds will
reside at Pensacola, Fla.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
MissCoWIev
Bride

The marriage of Miss Mary
Harding Crowley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Leo Crowley of
this city, to Mr.. William Francis
Price, son of Mrs. Philip j. Price
of Philadelphia, took place yes
terday in st, Gabriel's Catholic
Church, the Rev. Joseph B. Coyne
officiating.
Gowned in white satin and car
rying a bouquet of orchids and
lilies of the valley, the bride was
escorted to the altar by her
father.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Miss Ford to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stokely
Ford of Stratford, Va, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Nellie Gordon, to Mr.. Albert
Joseph Brill. jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brill of Washington.
The wedding will take place
November, II in Washington.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Louonn Jacobs
To Marry in March

The engagement of Miss Louann
Jacobs to Mr.. A. Philip Brodsky,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Brodsky
of Valley Stream, N. Y, is an
nounced by the bride-elect's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melville G..
Jacobs. The wedding will take
place in March.
The BRIDE elect attended the
University of Maryland, where she
was a member of Alpha Epsilon
Phi sorority. Mr.. Brodsky was
graduated from Gettysburg Col
lege. During the war he served
with the United States Army in
ItalV
Evening star., 1950-09-17

Miss Virginia Ann Allen, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mush-
insky, and Mr.. L. David Brown,
son of DR.. nd Mrs. j. N. Brown
of Moorhead, Mimi, were married
September in the Luther Place
Memorial Church, DR.. Brown and
DR.. L. Ralph Tabor officiating.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
WOODPTDGE

Open . TO 8 pm. 3tle 9tth st
Just listed, beautiful 6-roonl Eng-
lish-Styie Oct, brick, perfectly 10
Gated Just of r / ave tbs home
Is IN absolute pert cond. with ar
excel room arrangement. bay Wiz
dow and fireplace in liv rm, fun
bsnt. with tile flooring maids rm
and built-ln ssrase, Venetian blinds
throughout. gaS heat. deep land.
scaped lot with toweriuS shade trees
Ia baths, side screened porch
cedsr-llneo closets. moderately priced
at S23,950 terms. SH S7a4
RaffeD Real Estate
Evening star., 1950-04-02

SALES, INC.-l52S K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-04-02

Another group of . and 3 bedrm:
homes. modern as tomorrow; tiled
bath, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, bsmt.
with lavatory, wood burning fire.
place; nice wooded lots; GI or con-
ventional financing, with moderate
cash. An inspection will convince,
Directions: Mass. ave. NV. to $500
block. left to Namakagan rd., right
y block, left to ramblerS. Mr.. Bailey
on premises or at 5S0i Mass. ave,
BARKLEY BROS.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
Raffell Real Estate
TRADE

Your present home on q lovely semi
deG brick in Michlgan PIX Il mod
rms. lge lot fenced rear yd, SIG
500 class; immaculate. convenient
Use the equity in your present home
Gail ROLAND E LOUDEN, III:
NJ ST. NV, EX @S45. ewes Gil
Evening star., 1950-04-02
2Qo2 18th ST NE

Attractive det home, : rooms lSe
liv- rm.. irepl-. din- I'M. sun pat-
lor. XII; pantry. = nlee-sIEed bed
rms bath fuG hSmt lsS ga h :
VII. fenced ward, Oct. gar. OwRvC
retiring and wants 10 sell al once
Conv. to both public and psrochlsi
schools. stores and transport Iaor
For appt. TO inSpsc: call Nj. jet-
fries with
r. G.. DUNNE
Evening star., 1950-04-02
1885 KENYON ST.
2-FAMILY

42s Emerson. Open l til 6 o0-ft
row brick. containing apts.. 2-car
garage and oil INV h. Call J. j.
O'CONNOR 81 1894
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Aor.hess

xOODRIDGE
$500 Block 18th st. NE.
6-rm. row brick. esdryas osta.
= screened porches. hui}s-ia Ea~aEe.
full oSmt, within / block II h3Sh
and elementary schools all stores
and transportation a door Low
down payment, monthly payments
like rent
Evening star., 1950-04-02
MetZler-Realtnrs

IIUH VT. Ave. DI, S6UU
COLORED-2O9 ST. NW.-Furn
rm. for empl. man, single, privils.
AD. SOFT. a
ment rooms and kitchen privils. SOC
Kenyon st. NV.
CoLOkED-Double room for en-.
ployed couple. Call Do. Ae1e.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
I AM A CLERGYMAN
OPEN TODAY AT 2 PM.
5-ROOM STONE HOME
t1o o5n OR REST OFFER

No. 90 Crittenden st. (off N. Cap.
Just past Hawaii ave.; remark
able little house that has had the
finest of care. Here is something
different ak "a price you can afford;
substantial discount for cash above
trust. only 2 bedrms. but both are
really lge. Lovely wall-to-wall car
peting incl; tile bsmt. Owner must
sell. Immed. poss. 6. @. BARR
CO., EX. 2161 or TW. 0467 (evesD.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
NO CASH
z PEDPOOMS RRrCK

This tWo-Story brick home is in
immaculate condition both inside
and out, and is offered to veteran
this week end for no down payment
aua about 50" per month FIRST
floor has a very large living room
real separate dining room anC
fully EQUIPPED kitchen, second f1oor
has 3 lovely bedrooms and tile
BIS tn full basement with oil auto
matte heat. truly wonderful value
and an ideal home. The veteran
who aualitles should earn about S6u
per week. VA approved for only
$1,000, Call Mr. Bertns, jr OF
Mr.. Taylor, Sat and sun
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC --l52s x ST. NV.
MA. 9l4l
Evening star., 1950-04-02
CRrSTWOOD AREA
REDRMS 2 BTHS S24 500

4 BEDRMS., Q BTHS., $24 300
Rarely does one have the opportunity
to ACQUIRE SO much house in this
ideal location, just west of 18th ST:
at such low price. Drive ont and
inspect this property, then compare.
Beeutiful all-hrick, detached home.
with hot-water eutorn attic heat.
ideally situated on lovely lot. Sna-
cious entrance hall. large living room
and dining with adjoining sc-ee-ed
porch. hio Sitchnn with breakfast
nook completes the 6rst Aoor Snc-
onS Aoo- has large. h~isht hod-
rooms, . lovely tile baths Stair
wav to sto-are attic. Full DIV base-
roent Detached garage. Will con-
slider trade on smaller home. This
home is In imma ru'sto condition
Ewes. call ia. SG71. Exclusively
listed
NEo%p1or Dao1torc
Evening star., 1950-04-02
$3.50 DOWN FOR CT

Two bedrooms on 1st floor and . or
the end; full basement oil heat;
hardwood floors; fenced yard with
high elevation; house in excellent
condition; avail. at once, 10 block
from TRANSPORTATION. CT approved
for S11 500
CALL Mr., BLAcKwooD. NO. 65o1
Evening star., 1950-04-02
2-Family Duplex, Like New
End AND WEBSTER

st fir. apt avail. to purchaser
Modern de luxe with separate hcatinE
units, consisting of lge Iiv rm.
dinette lge. bedrm., kit. and bath
Reas, down payment or will accept
small house in trade. Very eood
investment to live in one apt. and
have income from other Inspection
by appt. only, Call after 6 pm
ewes. WO 65S4 i
Evening star., 1950-04-02
GI-S5OO DOWN

Det,, shingle bung., near 10th and
r. I. ne; in excel cond has :
rms, bath. oil ht., fun bSmt.. foored
attic: gar; deep lot. Call now, Mr..
Sidney, with
RALPH D COIN
h-nE SInn
Evening star., 1950-04-02

MICHIGAN PARK, sll:s0o,. 4 I..l
bath, NICE Iot. exc loe. Liseral
sHER7zER SIZES X R.,1Soy s14o " y cLIgToRD LdF
woo6kfbGK" b nsEi "oVner ssoti m, nust sell, as
his place Of employment has been
chansed Pretty 6-room detached
IN perfect condition. Res. room
With bar, oil heat. sarsse, Venetian
GI RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. sH
isis MILLS AVE. N.E.-s rms. and
bath; new gas INV h. T. porch. >
sea- Sc" pS5ehss M7 soDnson 81 Ps9s sg r6
! VIM. R, THoRoWGooD, DE, o3iT,
653e EASTERN AvE.-3-bedrm. =
bath bunralov, on ia acres Of
ground; ideal for subdividins into
aaept buildins sites; price. sl6.-
Gibson Chs SoRyfR'ehi WITH MooRE 5f5Rs 4 fa HILL co
Me, 400; ewes, VI, $3.50. "a
BY OWNER. 4 row brick houses: 4
rms and bath each; ami: very
good condition: front yard has iron
fence, back yard concrete: sell sin
! gle or as unit. II you want a
small house in good ne location
this is your opportunity wO S026
after $50 pm
Goth ST. NE. near Bunker Hill I'd
Det. BRICK lst A.. liv. room with
nrep!., DIN. rm., modern kitchen.
hedrm. and bath; end A.. hedrms
and bath; front and rear porches
clubroom in bsmt. oil h-wh det
gar fenced lot Call M. Pendleton.
po6 1855 isss ,aSb MARsHALL : ) y, WAPLE AFII
MICHIGAN AVE. AND n. CAPITOL
St.-3-oedrm. brick home in imnac-
uiate condition; det. garage; base
ment; OIL h-v.h,; bargain at sl@.-
L5o. JAMES CARR. ST. 1881
BEAUTIFUL 6-room house with .
tnclosed porches, full basement Lo-
GaIeo G1o N ne section, 81 600 down
NEAR 18th and RHODE ISLAND AVE.
ne. Attractive detached brick home
bath, : fireplaces. recreation room
oil h h. Convenient to everything
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, 1879 K ST
NV Ma a352
III 10th ST. N.E.-Two completely
furn, apts.. renting for $3.50 plus
lovely .-rm; bsmt. apt; frepl, pvt
tile bath. large yard lear gar
gas INV h. hardwood frs only
Sl4,s5o accept 40 81 car as part
down payment. OWNER. S
CORNER BRICK, VACANT-14o Uh-
land ter ne only 81 500 down.
| May be used for two families open
| today. :" till dark. Call Mrs Lough-
INVESTMENT CORP, :
BE SURE AND SEE-Open, furn and
dec, besut., TV set; all soes, 1918
brk,, 5 yrs. old; moving Calf.
| FRANK H. GAUSS. GE lloo
Evening star., 1950-04-02
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.

1905 H St. NV, Ma. 2345.
VIC. DUPONT CIRCLE-1l-r -rm. brick
nished; inc, $3.50, plus apt. for
owner; oil heat; reduced to 100000
for immed sale DI. 1906.
E. w. THURM
Evening star., 1950-04-02
CONN. AVE.

just the house for your Office on
Conn. ave. near Nebraska Semidet
brick with side reception hall, liv-
ing room and hrenlace, large din
ins room, attractive den, I bed
rooms. :, bath, oil INV h. $4,000
cash. balance 1st trust Ewes. OF
2439
SIGLER & CO, HU. 33I3. =
Evening star., 1950-04-02

OPEN SUN, lf
1871 HOBART ST. NV.
Vacant. can be investment property
4 lovely baths. plenty Of room and
beautifully kept. built-in Rar. Al.
for substantial down paymt Cali
Mrs. Lee. ia. 7435. COX g. CO..
Evening star., 1950-04-02
4-FAMILY FLAT

A beautiful lisht-faced brick semidet
building. each apt, has 3 lge rms
tile bath and concrete porch; tenants
pay own heat and util In conv loc
Nr;. all schools. transp, and Armory
Call Mr. Kahn,
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1000 18th st. NV. DI. 0.222: ewes,
WO 3S03 =
Evening star., 1950-04-02
Tuckerman ST., S14,250
"OuTSTANDING'

Is the correct word to use for this
Immaculate row brick home just
prewar built with s rooms; 3 bed
rooms, . baths. det garage, gas heat;
facing Rock Creek Park in the Mt
Pleasant area. Low price of SlS,950
should insure an immediate sale.
Call ME- 1143 until + pm. j..
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

! TO T PAM.
Rock Creek Park Estates
TIL 18th ST. NV.
Drive out 10th st. to Juniper---west
one block bearing right into lIth-
and see this beautiful home. 1t has
SO many features, it just must pc
seen to be appreciated. Spacious
living room and dining room. oe
luxe kitchen with large breakfast
nook. A powder room and most
artistically arranged reception hall
completes the 1st floor. AS you ap-
proach the second floor. on your
risht. there is gorgeous paneled
library or den that would be ieaj !
ture in a 100000 home. :, Second
floor has master and two other fine
bedrooms and two de luxe baths;
Semifinished recreation room with
fireplace. maids room and bath N
basement Gas &c. heat, Attachea
condition. If you enjoy inspectins
lovely homes. use this without nl,d fail
cred. Ewes and Sun. CAL EN-. 3n7"
Evening star., 1950-04-02
Elk. oIU5, ia, NI"H.

3105 S. DAKOTA AVE.
Det., arranged for :! families = lge
rms. and lge kit, on ca, fl. with :.
tile baths, h-w h. oil. lear built-in
gar: Good cond. on inside. S2l 900,
So 90 cash.
GUY TIMER
1000 11th ST N " NO 4nNT
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HOUSES EoR sALE-heh~et HOUSES EoR sALE-Nerthx,., H
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

. 0CDNOOMO, 4 bA no
S15.95o
Modern row brick. very convenient
location, near 18th and RittenhoUse
sts NV; side hall. large living
room. dining room and kitchen on
lst. floor, plus 3 bedrooms and ;
baths and inclosed porch upstairs.
This is very reasans Die price and
will sell quickly Call Mr. Bouscaren
FX oAsU nr FM 44l3 with
Evening star., 1950-04-02

18th & Columbia Rd. NV.
Ideal location for doctors office or
income property. Row brick in i'm
maculate condition, contains en-
trance foyer, liv. rm., din. rm. kit.
on 1st fl; bedrms., / bath on 2nd
A.: > bedrms., l bath on 3rd f.; full
basement with front and rear en-
trance Entrance foyer. maids rm..
lavatory. oil h.-wh Close to all
cows. Shown by appt. only. Mr.
Holmes, EN-. $685..
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-04-02

Park Road Housing Co.
Colored-Detached home. large yd
all conveniences; near Park I'd. and
18th; So 900 down
81 $50 down: income home; annual
income, $2.OSS; price. $1,000
Two fine brick homes, near reser-
voir; all conveniences; So 900 down
each DE l1l0: Sun VI 47fh
Evening star., 1950-04-02
eHnS 18th ST NJ wv

66U5 10Th ST. NV.
WIFI, TRADE ON SMALLER HOME,
most artisticallv designed home
with wrought-iron stair effect in
spacious entrance hall Sten-down
living room with artistic fireplace,
large dining room. den and powder
room on first floor. Second, moor
Finished third floor with 1 room
and bath. Full basement. Hot
water gas heat. Remember. there
are sleeping rooms and 3 baths
If YOU choose to so use them. Don't
say, That's too large"-come out
and see the arrangemenf; There is
only one section like 18th st-this
is real value-present and future
Exclusively listed. Drive, out 18th
Evening star., 1950-04-02
OFEN
SAT. SUN. ] TILL 6 PM.
537 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
DON'T MISS rIIIS

DON'T MISS THIS
Colored. Large brick. semidet. home
in immaculate condition; large recep
nail, liv. rm... din rm. beautifully
equip; kit. with breakfast nook; md
n. 3 large bedrms., 2 dens and bath;
large storage attic; bsmt. finished
INTO rms. and bath with extra re-
frigerator and cleo stove 2-car ga
rage: This home is bargain al only
800 Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Drop in to inspect or call
JU. T-Solo for appt
Evening star., 1950-11-08
Threat Of Building Strike
Adds TO Pittsburgh Woes
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Nov. "a walk
out of building service employees
today threatened Pittsburgh, al
ready in the throes of newspaper
and department store truck driv-
erS' strikes.
More than 1000 elevator opera
tors. janitors and maintenance
personnel voted yesterday to au-
thorize a walkout which would
affect about 98 per cent of the
city's office buildings.
A spokesman for Local 29, AFL-
Building Service Employees, said
the walkout would come without
further notice.
A union official said the building
service workers turned down an
offer of 71a cents an hour.
Meanwhile, negotiations con-
tinued in the walkout of truck
drivers for three big Pittsburgh
departm n t stores - Horne's,
kauffmann's and Gimbel's.
The city's newspaper strike went
into its 38th day with Pittsburgh's
three daily papers - the Post
Gazette, Sun-Telegraph and Press
still closed down. The news
paper tie-up was caused by a
walk ut of mailers who are de-
manding a 131a-cent-hourly wage
boost.