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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-05

Braking* has introduced wonderful new
motoring safety and convenience.
This greater Cadillac beauty-and this
finer Cadillac performance-are available for
1854 in three brilliant new series of motor
cars the remarkable Series 62, the dis
tinguished Fleetwood Series go Special and
the magnificent Fleetwood Series rs. And, of
course, there is also the supremely beautiful
Cadillac Eldorado.
These inspiring creations are in our show
room now-aWaiting your critical inspection. =
We cordially invite you to see and drive them
at your earliest opportunity.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-05
PunIIc NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE
GLENN RICHARD COLLINS, whose
address is RTFN 572-07-62, U.S.S.
Hickox, ID. o. 673-E Division, Fleet
Post office, New York City New
York, will take notice that on Fep.
4. 1854. Ivageane Collins, by RUBY l.
Mahoney. her mother and. next
friend. filed a petition in the COM
mon Pleas Court Of Madison Couh-
M ohio, in Cause No 1879 against
him, praying for a divorce on the
grounds Of gross neglect Of duty
and extreme cruelty and that she be
restored to her maiden name OF W
ageane Mahoney. Said cause wlll pc
for hearing on or after March zf'
COWAN & ADAMS
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Feb. 10 19 26 March IL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-05
Music And Review
PIeases Club

When Mrs. James Cluxton, Lon
don pianist, presented several
solos Tuesday as a part of the pro-
gram for the East High Street
Club at Coover Club House, a
number that pleased the club
most, was one of her own compost
tions entitled "Impromptu in B
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-05

Mrs. H. Earl Wright of Mt. Gil
cad, and her mother, Mrs. Philip
Brown of Des Moines, Iowa, were
guests Tuesday of Reverend and
Mrs. w. w. Loveless, Chandler Av-
enue. The Loveless' guests were
driving through to st. Petersburg,
Florida, for an eight weeks vaca-
ton,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-05
Mrs. Wagner Gives
Party For Son On
Fourth Birthday

Mrs. William Wagner, Orleton
Farms, was hostess at a surprise
birthday party Saturday after
noon, a courtesy for her small son,
Master Michael, to celebrate his
fourth birthday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-05
Michael McCambridqe
Four Years Old
Celebrates Monday

Mrs. Ralph McCambridge, invit-
ed several children of the neigh
borhood in Monday afternoon for
an informal playtime to celebrate
the fourth birthday of her son,
Master Michael.
Guests were, Carol Baldwin,
Paula Alexander, Jimmy and John
Beathard, Sally and Stevie Tope
and John Howard, younger broth
er of the honor guest.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-05
and as Thrillins to Drive as to See I!

The new STANDARD OF the World" is now on
display in our showroom. 1t is not just new
model, but a wholly restyled and re-engi-
neered Cadillac-neW from its more massive
grille to its more distinctive rear deck.
1t is lower and longer in silhouette :. Z.
more modern and graceful in its body lines
:. and with greater majesty and dignity in
every detail. Beyond question, it is destined
to influence the design of motor cars for
years to come
Matching this greater exterior beauty are
Cadillac's luxurious new interiors more gen.
srously proportioned and more beautifully
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-05
14muets Auxiliary
lans For Supper

The Amvets Auxiliary turned its
attention to making posters for the
annual spaghetti supper Saturday
night, February 20, at the Eagles
Hail. at the February meeting at
the home of Mrs. Robert TurVy.
/ Prizes for the evenings enter
tainment went to Mrs. Harry Tur-
Wy, Mrs. Eddie Alton and Mrs.
James Slaughter.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

censure him when it gets around
to it."
He took the floor the first chance
he got yesterday as the Senate
reconvened from an 11-day recess
called after Mccarthy went to the
hospital for treatment of an IN
jured right elbow.
With his arm still bandaged and
in a sling, Mccarthy stood up to
ask an end to debate and declare
dramatically that he would with
draw any "discourteous and often
sive" language such as that which
led to the censure charges. But in
''facts and opinions which ] held,
/ am unchanged" he said.
Insofar as the words used are
concerned, we can strike out all
of the words that are objection
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

pushing for vote on his count.
Mccarthy said the count was OF
absolutely no concern" to him.
Under the consent agreement, de-
bate on this and all other amend
ments would be limited to one
hour starting at 8 pm. tomorrow.
with the time divided between pro-
ponents and opponents. A substi-
tute for the Watkins committee
charges, such as Sen. Dirksen (R-
Ill) has said he win offer, could
be debated four hours.
Dirksen said he will propose that
the Senate go on record, without
specifically naming Mccarthy, as
saying that some senators have
gone to extremes but. that the Wen
ate itself has been lax in enforcing
its rules. He also would propose
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

rally, which drew an estimated
Il, 900 persons, was his wife Jean.
McCarthy's Senate declaration
apparently won him no public con-
verts among his colleagues. Some
senators said they felt it was de-
signed to appeal for enough Repub-
lican votes to give him majority
support within his own party mem
berS.
A new censure count was offered
yesterday by Sen. Bennet (R-Utah)
aimed at reprimanding Mccarthy
for his attacks on the six-member
special committee which recon-
mended censure and on Sen. Wat
kins (R-Utah), chairman of the
group.
Bennett said McCarthy's state
ment would not deter him from
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

able" he said. ION the other hand,
/ still have the same strong feel
ing about the actions that were
taken"
While the Senate debate
stretched on into the evening, Nc
Carthy supporters gathered in a
mass meeting at New Yorks Mad
ison Square Garden to signal the
end of nationwide drive aimed
at blocking a senate vote to cen
sure him. The organization 40 Mil
lion Americans Mobilizing for JUS
tice," which sponsored the rally,
said more than a million signatures
had been counted so far on ITS
petitions against censure and that
the 10 million goal would be easily
reached.
Representing Mccarthy at the
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
gOveWhh

The resolution asks that McCar-
thy be officially rebuked for "a
alleged contemptuous treatment of
a Senate elections subcommittee
which investigated his finances in
1852, and (2) for alleged abuse
OF Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker, a
witness before McCarthy's Inyesti-
cations subcommittee.
But Mccarthy, expressing hope
that the Senate will "get this thing
over with" said he thinks his crit
les may come up with "15, 20 or
Is" additional counts.
He said he still has no doubt,
despite an expression of regret yes
terday over some of the blunt
words in which he had criticized
colleagues, that the Senate will
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
By JACK BELL

WASHINGTON R,-The end was
In sight today for the Senate's de-
bate on the Mccarthy censure IS
sue with a unanimous consent
agreement to begin voting tomor-
row afternoon.
Sen. Mccarthy (R-Wis) won ap-
proval last night of a proposal to
proceed to vote" at 8 pm. to-
morrow the first actual vote to
take place about an hour later on
the first of amendments to a two
count censure resolution pending
against him.
With debate under a time con-
troll starting today, Senate Majority
Leader Knowland of California and
Mccarthy said they believe the
session viii end Thursday.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

Your heart is about as big as
your closed fist.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

that the new Senate next year
study changes in the rules.
Mccarthy limited broadly that
censure resolutions might be Of
fered against senator's who at
tackled him, notably Sen. Flanders
(R-Vt), who started the censure
ball rolling against Mccarthy in a
speech in which he compared his
tactics with those of Hitler.
Dirksen had sought to get Ben
nett's new charge Knocked out, on
grounds that Mccarthy would have
only 30 minutes to defend himself
on it, but failed in the effort.
In moving to limit debate, Nc
Carthy talked of the Communist
danger outside and within the coun-
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

Tuesday. November 90 1854 the KEY WEST CITIZEN P.s.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

try. He said he hopes to get the
censure issue over with in tins
to permit him to call before his
Investigations subcommittee sons
defense plant workers he said he
believes viii invoke the fifth
Amendment when asked about al
legged Communist connections. He
said he hopes to start these hear
ings Monday.
He said he Is going back to
Bethesda (Md.) Naval Hospital to-
morrow to let doctors drain his
elbow bruise, which is infected.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

|BUICK 1850 special 2-dr,: Z, b.,
room condition Inside ana out: so
day guar. $705. HILL 81 SANDERS.
i4ss Mssn. i Oldest Nn KSrd pssler dsoe lsoo
sa syss. Hi Iii Us s. Sat. ~ til ST. s. Open
BUICK 1850 Super 4-drs pynafiow. +.
SsS5. PARKWAY FoRD, so5i N
g. NM Nj AD. 2-ols6. Open . to 2,
Ba6hfscskm ahfss = 1S4s convertible: excellent
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BDrck g sSS S pssa DE s6nvs5t,nls: st12e. n.v =.
blue finish. WV. tires; fun price.
$l75: no down payment required.
HERSoNss 6th and o sts. NV,
BUICK l952 2rdr. Special de luxe:
heater. turn signals, seat covers,
sExEsE sfES ssesP sPhInd 1oias nfoR foRes Go ia
1909 E;.W. hwy, Cat Ga. ave,l. Sill.
BUICK 1853 Super station wagon:
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town. II you want riding quality
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S2,195. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC. 1902 E.-W. hwy. Cat Ga.
ayel. 81. spg.. Md, JU. S-3l57.
BUICK 53 Special Riviera 2-dr. !:
yellow with black top. neat: turn
signals: Wv. tires; I local owner;
1000 actual miles. 81 sos. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC. 1909
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Md. Ju. S-3157. Open todayi
BUICK .54 Special de luxe 4-dr. /;
heater. turn signals. Wv. tires;
2-tone blue. This is the most ropu-
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ave.. .Sil. Spg.. Md. JU. S-3157.
Open today!
BUICK '53 convertible: yellow with
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power steering and brakes: Con-
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MOTORS, 1892 Ga. ave-, Sill. Spg !,
MS; ~. 7-7SSS. Open today.
BUICK "a Super 4-door: blue and
ivory: Wv. tires; DynafioW: r. and
H.; less than 1000 mi. S2.695.
3, & D. MOTORS, s23a Ca. ave-
Sii; Spgr Md. JU. 7-7sSS. Open
BUICK az super cony.; r. and b !.
clean, finest cqnd.:: S3e9 cash or
MOTORS. 1901 wis. ave. NV.
EN-. 3-0142. Open Sun. 10 to 4
Evening star., 1954-10-24
AUToMosiLEs FoR SALE

CADILLAC lo42 "60'' Special 4-docr;
black, White-Wall tires. radio. heater:
excel cond.: $500 or win trade.
BUz. LU. 1-5494. -24
CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood 4-dr.: beatit.
black: w.-w. tires. auto. wind. 3I,-
008 Cap. Cad serriced miles: list
Ieas. of1er: can finance with low
down payment or trade. orig. owner
selling. IA. 2-9S04 or Wo. 6-3I25.
-24
CADILLAC ~ a62a sedan. imn,acu-
late: good rubber: must sen today:
$ago OF your best offer; 10. A.
CADILLAC 81 ..60s Special fleet
wood 4-dr. sedan. beautiful baby
blue finish. fully equipped, low mile.
age. excellent condition. local pllysi-
fian ira 5anng 5seiiing second car, S2,la5. call
CADILLAC Isl "62. 4-dr. sedan; o.
tone gray, Hydra Matte, +. and Ii,
rear-seat speaker. windshield washer,
seat covers: nice car, only $1.g95.
MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC. used
I'd. tat Piney Branch). 10. 5-3lsS
CADILLAC late '52 Fleetwood: All the
extras. l7,500 mi. Orig. owner ieav-
. ing town, clean as new. A real gen.
uine bargain at S2,445, or best oifer.
CADILLAC gia5s .eo. sedan; s Fleet.
wood interior: blue finish: radio,
heater. HYDRA Matte, POWER
STEERING, the standard OF the
Topslr1ppI woTla PRICED .a,1, q e9S cCc guar
CO., 1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
~ nj
Evening star., 1954-10-24
AUTOMOBILES 4 FoR SALT

BUICK 1850 Special 4-door; 4. and
h.; sacrifice; Amoeo sta, nth and
Pa: ave. Sc. II; 4-e66l. --24
BUICK 1852 Roadmaster Riviera 4.
Ss:,es Ss sedsS S psaaspT ssi,ss ,,.s Tadic sd
cleaning Llack finish; Immaculate
interior. Car absolutely same as
brsnd-hsw II every detail Must ps
sen g 6e appreciated. SI.495. BELL
M99dIoRs. 9d b010 Wis. ave. NV. wo.
BUICK 1850 4-dr.: must sacriiiee.
BUICK 1853 Roadmaster Riviera; in
i;soR G.. a,sns a lsHS a. HSgs5 .stsf sffss1Ins iss
SHELL SERVICE. ze75 s. capitJl
BUICK ia Century Riviera: +. 8 and
q. Dynar Wv. tires, custom Ilylon
uphol; Owner leaving country
$2.69S or best offer. KI. S-22l0.
BUICK 1884 4-door sedan: $3.50.
Practteally new. Dynafov, heater
BUiCtk 80 i-door sedan: light blue,
sgss nSo' pSsr nsstfs reasssd 4ss rs e
igg ne St. Ap n.W.,l Ap. an 30s5oS; also is: $3.50 Ga
BUCK i95i US 81 Super 4.Sr.; r. h..
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&C. ssrms n'v. ana trade ACME 2lst &. Z
Buick 40 super 4-dr.; :. and ID h.,
RA. 6-04l5; weekdays. LA. 6-43o0,
BUICK 81 special de Iuxe 2-dr.;
beaut.. like new, 2-tone green with
Dyna., Z. and h, and many other ex-
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in. terms. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
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$I.ls6; 70 SETTLE AN ESTATE
buick 1854 super Riviera; couple
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steering. radio and heater. $3.50
or best offer. AP. 7-19OO..
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Evening star., 1954-10-24
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

BUICK 1851 Roadmaster 4-dr. Riyi-
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BUICK 1858 RiyeFia suner: dyna.:
all extras; green leather interior;
Wv, tires: ! owner; Farase-kept-
cA6iLLAc = Iias4 sport eoupe:: 2-tone
blue: months old. mileage 1.450:
Wv. tires; and b.; power steer
sansi \ i.r;s "a aIs5.a ls5i TO. a-6o9e Or siter
CADILLAC 40 b. convert; /. and b..
tlon throughouts sl.296. or win
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CADILLAC 1864 convertible coupe;
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top; fully equipped incl. Wv;
others TO choose from. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. S-1lS5
CADILLAC ,53 $50" special sedan;
brilliant maroon finish. fully equipped
including power steering and air
conditioning; an immaculate car at
c-oIDsMocsiLE CO, 12sa
22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000. --25
ICApILLAC 81 Mod. "62" 4-dr. sed. !:
fully equip; black nm: low NIL: !:
priced 81 $50. OIL. 2.5123. "a
sedan; excellent condition: Wv.
tires. $4,000 mileage; very at
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Wv. tires. best cash offer or can
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Evening star., 1954-10-24
SAUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

CADILLAC 1850 enny.i excel, cend
III ,d9S or best otfers Oh. 1-6332
Ma. 6-2442 weekdays. --24
CADILLAC l947 Fleetwood 4-dr.
black: r. and b.: excel. cond.: excel
tires. A real buy. $3.50. IA. 4-0106
CADILLAC 1883 80 speciai custom
Fleetwood; all black with Wv
tires Fully equipped, Including
power steering and tinted glass
new. S3,495. AKERS OLD6MD
BILE-CADILLAC CO.. Fairlingtol
Shoppins Center. Alex. Va. ov
CADILLAC 80 "62'' 4-dr.: black, liz
new. fully equipped. $3.50 belol
market. Price, 81, $50. Terms
". g-95l5.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
AUToNoBILEs FcR SALE

CADILLAC ib5e "62n sedan. rad.,
heater. hydrsmatic. custom seai
: covers. fine black finish, Kuvd t.Asa.
q very clean car priced well below
market ct S2,67b. CCC guarantee,
CAPITOL CADILLAC -OLDSMOBIEE
Co. 1879 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
-26
CADILLAC, la47; HYDRO, :. and h.
Still . beautiful car In top cond.
$64b. WO. 6-3316.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
William Freeman Joins
TEMC0 Aircraft Corn.

William B. Freeman. missiles
engineer and former Marine
Corps Development Center staff
officer who was well known in
Washington, has Joined the
TEMCO Aircraft Corp. and will
head a new division in the en-
gineering department.
A graduate in aeronautical en-
gineering from the Naval Post
graduate School at Annapolis,
Md, he later received a masters
degree in this field from Mass
achusetts Institute Of Technol-
ogy. Then he was assigned to
the Naval Air Test Center, Pa
tuxent River, Md, where he
supervised evaluation of a close
support bombing system. On
completion OF this project ne was
assigned to the air section of the
Marine Corps Equipment Board
at Quantico (Va.) Development
Center.
His new job will take him to
Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
OccupaiionaI Therapisfs Open Conference Here

The 37th annual conference
Of the American Occupational
Therapy Association opened last
night at the Shoreham Hotel
and win continue through Fri
day.
More than 800 occupational
therapists from throughout the
country are expected to register
for the conference.
Occupational therapy is the
science of curing by doing"
Therapists. under the super
vision and prescription of a
doctor, use creative and manual.
educational and recreational
activities in program of re-
Mobilization for the sick, injured
and disabled.
Conference highlights include
an address by Jennings Ran
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Citations Awarded
5 House Members
For Pension Efforts

Representatives Smith and
Harrison, Democrats. of Vir-
ginia. and Republican Represen-
tatives Broyhill of Virginia and
Hyde and Small Of Maryland.
were awarded citations yesterday
by the National Association Of
Retired Civil Employees.
The citations expressed the as
sociation's appreciation for the
passage of legislation placing an
nuity increases for retired en-
ployes on permanent basis and
allowing a tax exemption of
$1,000 on retirement income. It
is estimated the legislation
means about $3.50 year for the
retired employees.
The awards were made at a
luncheon attended by $50 re-
tired civil service employees at
the Post Office Cafeteria. They
represented chapters Of the asso-
citation in Washington. Arling-
ton. Alexandria, Bethesda, Bal
timore. Falls Church, Fredericksi
burg, Hyattsville, Silver Spring.
Takoma, Laurel and Rockville.
Mr.. Broyhill and Mr.. Small
were present to receive their
citations. The other citations
were delivered to the presidents
of association chapters in their
respective districts for presenta-
ton at chapter meetings.
Citations also were awarded
the three members of the asso-
cations legislative Committee
for their efforts in obtaining the
passage of the legislative pro-
gram. The three are Marcellus
c. Shield, former Representative
Addison T. Smith and Thomas
j. Fitzgerald.
A guest of honor at the lunch
con was Robert Alcorn, 81, of
Philadelphia, known as the
Father of Retirement" for his
pioneer efforts from 1910 to 1920
for retirement legislation. Frank
j. Wilson is president Of the as
Sociation.
Evening star., 1954-10-17

dolph. assistant to the president
Of Capital Air Lines, who will
speak Wednesday at 8 am.
DR.. Daniel L. Seckinger, direc-
tor Of the District Health De-
partment, viii officially welcome
conference delegates at 8 pm.
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Baptist Convention Names Patterson GaneY Again

The Rev. Patterson Gainey,
pastor of Corinthian Baptist
Church, was reelected president
Of the Baptist Convention of the
District of Columbia and Vicinity
at its closing session Friday in
the Meridian Hill Baptist Church.
1725 Kalorama road NV.
Vice presidents elected were
the Revs. Andrew Fowler, Edgar
Newton, G. E. Steven and Clagett
Ward
Evening star., 1954-10-17

Other officers chosen were the
Rev. j, Harvey Randolph. COR
responding secretary; John Wat
son, recording secretary. and
Benjamin Judkin. treasurer.
Officers elected by the Lay
mems Council we're William A.
Ryles Of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. president: Elmer
Spriggs, recording secretary, and
Edward Gibson, treasurer.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
COUNCIL NOTES

Correspondence read at the June l meeting of the City Coun- il included a request from the Valley Fair Association for the lse of the city property located opposite from the Fairgrounds as parking area during the annual Fair to be held September 4, 5, and G. Tn as much as the location of the fire house has not yet been decided, counSil members voted 70 grant permission for the use of the city property, providing does not interfere with city planning for the use of the lot.
 A communication from Colonel William c. Crocker indicated hat the stationing of permanent Air Police personnel in Palmer $ not possible at this time be- cause of a manpower shortage in his field. However, he did state hat personnel would be station ad in the valley on Weekends and other special occasions.
 The condition of the present sewer outfall was reported to be good by members who accomp- anied Charles Tryck, engineer, on an inspection tour of the outfall system. Mir Tryck was to meet with council members some
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The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
Palmer Youth Stricken On iishing Trip

Laddie Huntley, son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Huntley, is reported resting comfortably at 5005th Air Force Hospital, where an emer- gency appendjectomy was per formed last night by Dr. Robert Mcfarland.
 Young Hartley and his brother Duane and a group of friends were at Wolverine Lake on a fishing trip when he was taken Il. Unable to return to his home, the 10th Air Rescue was notified and they sent a plane from Sea Aeromotive to evacuate him. The plane landed at Wasilla Lake and was met by a car and police es- cort He was brought into the To- cal hospital for examination and transferred to 5005th.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
PRODUCE INSPECTOR TO ATTEND WESTERN STATES CONFERENCE

George CroWther of the Alaska Department of Agriculture leaves Saturday for Salt Lake City where he will attend the western standardization conference. The conference is held annually by marketing and inspection per sonnel of the western states to work out problems of interstate movement of produce. Arrange ments have been made for him to spend several days with state federal egg inspectors while in Salt Lake City.
 CroWther will spend several lays at Santa Maria, Cal with
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