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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Woman Goes
.ToCallows
InLondon
Cyprus Native
Dies For Murder
Of Daughter-In-J1aw

LONDON R-Mrs. Styllou Chris
tofi was hanged in Holloway Jail
today for the murder of her
dagghterin-law. A native of Cyprus
who spoke no English, she was the
first woman sent to the gallOws IN
London in 81 years.
A group of House of Commons
members made a vain attempt last
night to persuade Home Secretary
Gwilym Lloyd-George to reprieve
the woman on grounds of insanity
Mrs. Christofi, SO, was found
guilty two months ago of the torch
and Strangulation Staying of Ger
man-born Mrs. Hella Dorothea
Christofis, 36.
Death Charge
The prosecution charged Mrs
ChriSt0fi' knocked her daughter-in-
law unconscious while she was tax.
ing a bath, twisted a scarf around
her neck and set the nude body
afire with kerosene in the back
yard of their home last August.
The two women had quarreled
and the elder feared her son, q
waiter at the fashionable Cafe de
Paris, would send her back to hel
native island in the eastern Medi
terranean.
The appeal for a reprieve wa!
based on a report by the chic
medical officer at Holloway jail
who said in his opinion Mrs
Christofi was insane and "incap
able of knowing that what she dix
was wrong"
Her son Stavros, whose three
small children were left mother
less by the killing, waited on hi
table at the cafe as usual las
night. On one arm he wore a blacl
crepe band in memory of his wife
81 cannot find it in my heart t;
forgive my mother" he told re
porterS. 'The word mother ha!
become mockery to me-"
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Man Jailed For
MolestingC Child

A local Shrimper was jailed early
today for anegedly molesting an
eight year old girl, police report
ed.
The man, identified as Arthur
Green, was jailed shortly after
midnight by Patrolman Edward
Ramirez who said that he was call
ed to an Elizabeth St. home on
the complaint of a mother who said
that she returned home after visit
ing friends and found the man with
his arms around her daughter.
Green faces charges of being
drunk and disorderly, trespassing
on private property and child mol
esting.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Dsntb 0fDiurr
Prohed By Navy
Experienced Man
Fails To Survive
DiUe On Tuesday

The Navy today began a
full-scale investigation of
the death of a diver in the
decomposition chamber of
the submarine rescue vessel
Penguin.
Paul M. Sweat, damage
controlman first class and
an experienced diver, died
yesterday afternoon in the
recompression chamber aft
er he had been pulled up
from 180 feet below the
surface.
The Navy said Sweat had been
working at $50 feet with other div
ers from the rescue vessel. 1t was
normal diving operation, the Ma
Wy said.
Ordered Back
Upon completion of the opera.
ton. Sweat was ordered back to
he penguin
When Sweat had been pulled up
to 180 feet, the master diver lost
communication with him.
Knowing that something was SER
iously wrong, the officer ordered
Sweat pulled up as speedily as the
decomposition table permitted.
When Sweat's diving gear. was
removed aboard the Penguin he
was unconscious. =.
1t. F. L. BergquiSt medical
Corps) ordered Sweat placed in
the recompression chamber.
Rescue Effort
r. H. Bond, chief hosital corps.
man, went into the chamber with
Sweat while DR.. Bergquist stood
outside to direct the efforts to re.
vive the unconscious man.
Pressure in the chamber was SET
at $50 feet, the depth at which
Sweat had ben working.
When Sweat failed to respond to
treatment, DR.. Bergquist entered
the recompression chamber.
A few minutes later, Sweat was
pronounced dead.
He leaves his widow, Betty Jean
and one daughter who live at Loi
20. Miller's Trailer Park.
The Penguin is a unit of Sub
marine Squadron IL.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
PAZO FOUND GUILTY

Raymond Pazo, 80, of I'D Por-
ter Place, charged with a crime
against nature involving a IA :
year old boy, today was found
guilty by a six-man jury in Grim
inal Court.
The jury was out 20 minutes.
Judge Thomas S. Caro- said he will
sentence Pazo on Friday at 10
a. m.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

she was arrested recently.
Mrs. Mardis and her daughter,
Mrs. Sybil Arlington, %, both OF
zoos Seidenberg Ave-, appeared be-
fore a meeting of the civil service
board last night to file their COM
plant.
Womsn's Story
Mrs. Arlington said that when
she was taken to police headquar-
tiers after being arrested for traf-
fic violation, she was refused per-
mission to make a telephone call
to arrange for bond and that she
was placed in cell where she
was exposed to foul and obscene
language from male prisoners.
Mrs. Arlington added that she
was not placed in the area nor
mally reserved for female prison
ers and that she was ridiculed by
police officers.
Police 1t. w. L. James, who was
in the audience at last nights
meeting, said that on the night she
was arrested, he asked her if she
wanted to make telephone call
and offered to take her any place
she wanted to go to arrange for
payment Of a five dollar bond.
Police Records
Police files showed today that
Mrs. Arlington was issued a sum-
mons Nov. 10 for making an i'm.
proper turn at White st. and Tru-
man Ave.
Records also show that Mrs. Ar
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Cren,ato Urges
YuIe Light Safety

Fire Chief Charles cremata
today cautioned Key Westers
to make sure that their Christ
mas lighting equipment is in
good repair to avoid fires
caused by short circuits.
Chief cremata said that wires
on Christmas tree lights should
be checked to see that they
are in good condition.
He also cautioned against
leaving tree lights unattended
for long periods Of time.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Xmas Pageant
ToBeCiiven
Thurs. Night
Public Is Invited
To Program At
I'll. S. Stadium

The program for tomor-
row nights Christmas pag-
cant, produced by the high
school, was announced to-
day.
The high school band, chorus,
and dramatic group are staging the
pageant which begins at p. m. IN
the high school stadium.
The action will center around q
40 foot high Christmas tree that
will be topped by a four foot
lighted star.
The program will begin with the
seventh grade chorus singing Ru-
dolph the Red-nosed Reindear
while Darlene Jurezynski dArl |.
Christmas Music
The band will play Jingle Bells
and then the speech choir of the
English Department will give
Twas The Night Before Christina as.
This will be followed by another
band number, March of The Toys.
Then the band and chorus will
combine to present White Christ
mas.
Lighting of the huge Christmas
tree will be next.
The chorus will sing The Carol
of the Bells.
Miss Lourdes Diaz will sing Ave
Maria.
Both the audience and the band
will take part in a medley of carols.
This will be followed by the Hall
Chorus by the band.
cantata Presented
The Song Of Christmas, a cantata,
Will be next on the program. The
soloiSts for this presentation viii
be Lourdes Diaz and Roger Bean.
The concluding number will DE
Silent Night, Holy Night sung by
the chorus and audience and ac-
companied by the band.
The band will be under the d.
rectiOn of Harold Casterton and the
chorus under the direction of Tho
mas Whitley.
Mrs. Marian Stark will direct
the speech choir.
The tableaus presented by the
Dramatics Department will be
under the direction of Dick Ertz.
man.
The giant Christmas tree was de.
signed and constructed by the
Maintenance Department.
The production is slated for a
tryout in Marathon tonight.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
BOY SHOWS SLIGHT.
IMPROVEMENT TO-DAY

Eight year old Clark Rodgers, Of
1920 White ST., showed slight i'm
provement today, according to Ma.
val Hospital spokesmen.
Young Rodgers was seriously in
jured in an accident Saturday near
the county beach when his bicycle
collided with an automobile.
Physicians said today that he i.
still unconscious but that hope IS
held for his recovery.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15

Patrolman Lionel Soriano
drove his motorcycle into
the side of a car driven by
AlfonS litter, 1909 Petronia
Street.
litter was charged with failure
to grant the right-of-way.
Police said litter failed to heed
stop sign. Both vehicles were da-
maged slightly.
Like Miami
In Miami, too, it was a men,
Der OF the police department that
had that city's first traffic acci-
dent.
Al l:4O a. M, Miles r. Noun
tam, 42, head of the Miami police
chemical laboratory, drove his car
into a utility pole.
He was uninjured and no charges
were filed. Police said illness cau,.
ed the crash.
In Key West SD Day saw an all
out safety drive, the goal being no
traffic deaths and a minimum Of
accidents.
City police borrowed a Navy
sound truck and used it along
DuVal Street to warn pedestrians.
JsYwsIkers Advised
A person crossing in the middle
OF a block was politely asked 10
cross at the corner.
Boy Scouts, wearing SD arm
bands, rode city buses and hand
ed out pamphlets that detailed safe
walking rules. Each bus rider got
one of the pamphlets.
On the streets, the Junior Debs
were doing the same job - hand
ing out safe walking pamphlets 10
pedestrians.
Meanwhile, the Associated Press
reported scattering of accidents
but very few traffic deaths across
the nation.
Morning Report
AT 9:25 a. m. (EST) only six mo-
tor vehicle fatalities had been re-
ported. There were two in Ohio
and one each in Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts, Indiana, and South
Carolina.
Eleven accidents were reported
In Cook County and Chicago IN
the first six hours.
Areas of snow and rain increased
the hazards in the north on the
Continued on Page Eight)
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Thousands See
Nativity Scene

Several thousand persons
have visited the Nativity scene
on the court house lawn since
il opened Monday night, the
Chamber Of Commerce estimat.
ed today.
Each evening a different eho.
raj group sings Christmas songs
at the life size scene.
Tonight, the choir Of ST. Ma.
rY's Star Of the Sea Church.
under the direction Of William
Warner. will sing.
Crowds heard the M-voiee
choir Of the Fleming Street Me-
fhodist Church last night, and
Monday night the Douglass
High School choral group gave
fhe program.
The ehoirs sing between 1880
and 8 p. m. During the other
evening hours, recorded music
is played.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
TV Dealer GiUes
Set To Firen1en

The generosity Of Alex LUb-
insky, local teleVision dealer,
apparently knows no bounds.
Several weeks ago, he made
. gift Of . l7-ineh Tv set 70
police so that they could while
away the hours In tteir head.
quarters.
Today, he made q gift Of an
Identical set TO firemen in HE
city hall.
Firemen 81 HE Numbers Two
and Three stations are syins
their fellow city employees with
envy.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Only One Accident Mars
DDay Here This AM.
Local Policeman Is Involved
In Motorcycle-Car Collision
BY DENIS SNEIGR

Inc lnst and only accident in Monroe County this
first Safe DRIVING Day involved city policeman
Otherwise, the county and city had perfect record
up to The Citizens deadine today-no major accidents
and traffic deaths
Inc only accident reported by either police the sher-
department or the highway patrol occurred shortly
oe1ore lO am at Elizabeth and Caroline Streets
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
HIGH COST OF LIVING

DETROIT R-Juke boxes here
are being converted this month to
take dimes instead of nickeIs for
single record.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
CONVICTS TO BE FREE

SEOUL R-Some 25O South Ko-
rean convicts will be freed by
Christmas, Justice Ministry
sources said today. Women with
babies will get first consideration.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-15
Police, Local Resident Give
Different Stories OF Arrest
Woman Says She Was Mistreated
In Jail; Police Say Differently

"A charge that the police department courtesy cam
paign is fatering leveed last night by Mrs Joan
Mardis who said that daughter mstreated when
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES ron sAls--Mp.
DAY NURSERY
DOCTOR AND DENTIST
HOME AND OFFICE

One OF the largest ana finest con-
structed ramblers In Prince Georges
County. acres on Defense, hwy,
opposite Lanham Park. Small Or
chard Of dwarf fruit trees.
Most complete basement possible with
full ceramic bath. 40-ft. knotty pine
recreation room, natural fireplace,
other basement rooms, including
bomb shelter, 3 doors at ground
level. Hot-water oil heated. Recessed
radiators. Heating and water lines
sll brass or copper.
Three large bedrms.. fiye A-inch plate
glass windows, 2 full ceramic baths
| on LIST floor. electric kitchen with
| Geneva cabinets and monel metal
sinks and work space. 2-car garage.
breezeway inclosed with jalousie win
dows. Huge attic, room for 3 addi-
tional bedrms. and bath. House
tastefully decorated. Somebody's 8
golden opportunity to secure q bar
gain. Ideal for children's ponies or
riding horses. miles to Capitol
over new Washington Baltimore
pkwy. Open TO traffic soon.
Out Annapolis I'd. n mile beyond
Lanham overpass of Penna, r. n. on
right side. Open Sunday. BY an
pointment thereafter.
Phillips H. Clarke Co.
Ssoo wol EneTsSn Ennass St.. Rogers M Hs,shss, Nd
Ewes. WA. 7-55i7
Evening star., 1954-10-24
"Poise''

Center hall. Calf. styling in ANTIQUE
brick: Spacious liv. rm. has firepl.:
lge. din. "ell''; de luxe equip. Eat
Close S spnS in cony n Sce Arl ioc SHfWs. Gf hP.
PROVED AT ..$15.100l investigate
today. No. AIS.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
"SnOrgaSbOrd"

sTLYE SPLIT LEVEL
CHARMER with attached GARAGE
and attractive CATHEDRAL CELL
ING ISSS, liy: rm; Juliet" type BAL;
bath. Bsmt. accomodates atils. only.
CONTRACTS AcceSHprABI,SEIl ACT
fast on this onei No. 4S3.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALf--Mp.
TERMS

RivERDALE PARK
ONLY LEFT. TAYLOR and Madison
sts. Open Sat. and Sun. New 2
bedrm. brick ramblers. Lge. bed
rms. liv. rms.,. kits Hardwood
lots Conv. to schools. transp., shop
center. BRAGUNIER IL SARVIS
REALTY CO.. WA. 7-7073. WA,
7-0l61. PA
Evening star., 1954-10-24
=. ..,. GI-slo,5S0 .

1k-SlVy10U
Nothing Down, $62 Per Mo.
Brick. semidet, 2-hedroom, fun base
ment. fenced yard; l block to bus.
Located in Huntington. $500 deposit
req. for settlement charges, $50 per
month. Exclusive, e. r. 6TEFFEY.
JE 4-3447. IA
CHRISTMAS CARD SETTING, nestled
in trees. white picket fence: brick
home on quiet street; Sl4.950.
ACME. IA. 7-7667, JE. 2-195S
ALMOST NEW. 4-bedroom Cape Cod
in town of Fairfax. bedrooms.
separate dining area. electric
kitchen: 2 bedrooms roughed in up
stairs for future use. Daylight
basement. large level lot and all city
utilities. 6Te down to qualified
CT or new FHA financing. Full
price. $l3. 500. For information
call STARNES REALTY CO., CR.
3-251l or CIR. 3-0S29.
TIRED Of usual 4-bedrm. Cape Codf
Come and see this different plan.
Entr. hall 32-ft. liv. rm., 5 bedrms.,
2 baths. OPEN TODAY. Dir:
washington l,as blydi slo TO 9, Patrick I'll Henry
ACME ia S-lfi36 ia 7-7f67
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BEECHWOOD HILLS
NORTH ARLINGTON
Open Saturday-Sunday, 2 Til 6 PM.

Arngtons and sought latter
where houses seldom available reaurng bsdTm aisd
rate din sss equipped Kitchen gaI
screened porch detached
codh Colonial is available
and try FHA on or conventional
financing.
PRICE, $23 $50
DIRECTIONS Out George Washington parkway Lorcum lane
right Nellie CIst3 Military TO BechWood
circle, right to ISIS and OPEN SIGN
GEO. H. RUCKER co.
IA s-sssS end SUNDAY. "A s-so4s
Evening star., 1954-10-24
5000 DOWN

l4x2O-ft. iiv. rm.. firepl., Ice. din
rm.. equip. kit: full. painted base.
ment:. 3 lge. bedrms. and bath,
fenced lot: 2 blks. to school, transp
and shopping. Approved GI fol
S14.5OU. Reas. down payt. to non.
vets.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5a92 till 6 pm: after g. PM,
WA. T-5641. HA. 2-SS9l. HA
2S052, HA. 2-9O79. -24
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Pioneer"

AN ACRE OF GROUND comes with
this cheeful 3-bedrm. 2-BATH RAM
bier. Center-hail plan: formal din.
rm.; equip, kit: bsmt.: 2-CAR GA
area. s1s,ooo. tow INTEREST ssT
TRUST CAN BE ASSUMED. Priced
at S22.75O. By appt. No. 442.
"GOT OUT OF HAND"
some "fixin'" BUT.
1t has nice wooded lot. Ia BATHS.
3 bedrms., din. rm. and kitchen.
n; Arl. location of Wilson blvd.
SUMEDl win try little cash and
easy terms. THIS MAY BE I'll
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALAD.
OPEN SUNDAY. i TO g
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS
AsAA w--w-

Modern 5-rm. and bath brick rambler,
plus 2 extra rooms upstairs; featur-
ing paneled rec. rm. with bar: oak
floors, Venetian blinds. gas heat,
porch. full bsrnt. with outside entr.
and many extras. To reach. Out N
H. ave. to Ray I'd. first light past
DC. linel, right blk. to Knollbrook
and our sign.
ST. 3-3440 Ewes WA 7-1R56
Evening star., 1954-10-24
OBERT S. DAVIS & co.
DV
$11,75O
s0V
DREAM COTTAGE

%4As t0V
DREAM COTTAGE
This 5-room bungalow Is an eye
Anchor fenced lot with driveway. 1t
features a large liv. rm. with bay
window. din. rm.. kit. bedrms.,
bath and full bsmt. 4 years old
and in superb condition. Easy G.I.
terms. First time offered.
$10,500
COTTAGE CITY
5-room, white frame BUNGALOW with
= full bsmt., large level lot. new
heating plant, fireplace. newly dec
Grated. Easy terms to G.I.
$11,750
ST. BERNARD'S PARISH
Arranged for 2 families, 2 blocks
from schools, stores and transp.,
2 kits. , liv. rms, 2 baths. Full
bsmt. garage. Easy G.1. terms.
$16,500
CHEVERLY
2-story Colonial liv. rm. with firepl.
full din. rm,, lge. kit. lge. bed
rooms, and bath; Full hsmt. Side
sScssn Porch eoSaon years Gd Sk and from IN
school and transp. A real value.
G1. terms.
peter ]. hagan
1905 Rhode Island Ave, Brentyood
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALf--xA.

MANASSAS. VA.
Own your own lovely 3-bedrm. brick
bungaioy. Open for inspection /
70 o. No down payment 10 Vets.
blvd. to Route 90, to Centreville,
bear left on Route 2S to Manassas.
n,a turn ,sft on 2s4 to sign. Holmes
HARbEN REALTY CO.. 42e g.. Main
st. Manassas 2OS-J. -3A
KILROY SAYS-HEY GIs
NO Kash at ALI !ttttlt 70
no kash to move---payments less than
rent---yesi why. not live In this
3-bedrm. rambler. klose to schools.
shops 3nd transp. It's neWi ~ It's
cnly S13.250. To move tomorrow,
KALI NO kASH KiLRoY, KE. 6-S336
Evening star., 1954-10-24
"GOT OUT OF HAND"
"Our Ace"

BIG BRICK COLONIAL ON A LARGE
CORNER LOT. Anchor-fenced in
rear; nice bedrms.. sep. din. rm..
full bsmt. 3 porches, conv, ~. Arl.
to VETERAN OR NoN-VETERAN.
No. 205.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOME IN THE
SUBURBS??
OPEN 2 TO DARK

Ia acres, 6s52 Allentown I'd. A
place for the children to play. Gra-
cious home beneath majestic shade
trees. Newly decorated inside and
out. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, 3
bedrms.. bath. 2-car garage. Lots
Of extras, Only $13,950; Dir:
right at Open Sign to home RE
6-6SS0, ewes and Sun. AP. T-7102
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
ACRES and house, y
mi from Seat Pleasant, priced al
S1I,5O0. with S1,50n down. POTTS
REALTY, 10. 2-1537, LO. 7-9310
Evening star., 1954-10-24

|. N. ARLINOToN---WAYCRoFT
Lovely quiet section. biz yard, Anchor
fencing, lge. trees. Brick Colonial
with extra. rooms and half bath in
powder rm.. attic. att. garage. Lse.
screened porch. alum. storm win.
FLA APPRAISAL. S23,s00
No brokers.
4721 1lth st.. N. IA. a-2t45.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALr--Mp.
GROOM BRICK
ON " ACRE

0I approved for s14.250-Firepl.
lge. compl. kit. fun bsmt.. oil heat:
plenty OF room for the children To
play and the dog to run; excel.
schools and neighbors. Only $500
cash, balance at SIS per mo. Phone
until p.nl., LO. 1887. LO
jim BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
5000 DOWN

Payt.. to vets. Three-bedrm. brick
rambler, family-sized equip. kit, lge.
liv. .rm. with picture window, full
bsmt. with knotty-pine rec. rm. and
chiidren's play rm.;, many built-in
redwood storm windows and doors:
3 blks. to school: only 4 yrs, old.
S13,950. Reas. down payt. to nom
Evening star., 1954-10-24
'<Needs Polishing"

Here's a JEWEL" that needs q little
"BUFFING." Pretty "&ncient" brick
rambler on beautiful Handicapped COR
ner lot Of $4,000 SO, it.. in estab.
close-in Falls Church location. Won
derful floor plan; entrance foyer.
powder rm. or "a bath. frepl.. spac.
ldishwasher and disposaD. 3 fine
bedrms. lea. with twin closets: full
tile bath: hot-water radiant heat;
patio. $19,950. CT CONTRACTS
ACCEPTED No, 353
Evening star., 1954-10-24
"SWing That Ca"

plenty Of room to do it in
the M-acre lot and the 6-rms. of
this 3-yr.-old immae; home with
Arl. 3 bedrms. sep. din. rm.. fully
equipped kitchen: Near schools,
JEWEL AT CT APPROVED PRICE
OF ONLY Sl4,5OO, No. 456,
Evening star., 1954-10-24
$16,500
CHEVERI.Y

peter ]. hagan
1905 Rhode Island Ave, BRENTWOOD
Sim I'm 4-236?. Wkdys, UN 4-S5Ss
Evening star., 1954-10-24
''Spittin' Image"

OF THE HOME YOU'VE ALWAYS
HAD IN MIND. A 3-bedrm. solid
brick Cape Cod home with full bsmt.
on lovely landscaped lot 10 choice
ss ssStsb. ,,nnla n; Arl location, ets.n Tile bath,
schools, shopping and transp. A
RARE BUY A ONLY S14, 800: CT
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED. No. All.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
cHn,I,1JM TERRACE
CLINTON
$15,950
OPEN 1 TO 6

Drand-nsw. lovely. 3-bedrm., brick
rambler: Nice living @ rIa: with tl,,Insd flrs;
kit., fun bsmt. Large 1a-acre lot
with nice big trees.
DIRECTIONS: Branch ave-. left at
Clinton light approx. 2 MI, right on
Ballard dr., follow to end of road,
turn left. follow Millisan lane to
open house.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
~ r

Payt. to vets. Only 3 yrs. old. Lge.
liy. rm;. equip. 12x1s kit. Q twin
arranged tor rec. rm.: aluminium
storm. doors. windows and awnings:
fenced lot with stone patio and
hrepl. ST 500. Reas. down payt
Evening star., 1954-10-24

TOO GOOD TO MISS
csreh this thrivine fn pi sPRiNdFfEhp s hnDD conn
mupity Just Is min. from D. C. over
4-lane SHIRLEY HWY. Sturdy o.
rm. brick bungalow on tree-bordered
lot, rs by 1877. Firepl. sep. din. rm.:
2 choice bedrms.: tile bath. Beau
trsnsp. and shopping. A REAL
ONLY S1hRT5 Call todayi No 44b
Evening star., 1954-10-24

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
OPEN SUN. FROM ] TO g. 7447
walker Mill. rd.. 6 acres and 6-room
Suit. for subdividing. widow must
v. A. PUFFENBERGER
IN ?-S32Q OF 4-7SS1
Evening star., 1954-10-24

BY OWNER -bedrm. brick, 2 UP,
2 down. Liv. rm. with firepl., sep
arate din. rm., garbage disposal,
full bsmt. with rec. rm., new gas
furnace. stone patio, lge. yard: mr..
bus. shopping and schools; $4,000
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-21
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officials because of the indifference of To-
cal people.
committeewomen elected
each candidate for this
office can placed the party ballot by filing
nominating with the county clerk Sometimes this posi-
tion is filled Too often only few votes elect
committeewoman Anyway
committeeman committeewoman In many
candidate helps to have
the ballot You do this by filling
out simple nominating filing it with the clerk
orb eforeJun 9.