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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, MD. - 3-bedroqm
per mo. ELIJAH @. ARNOLD (col.
0. 8. A.. ret.,, broker. EN-. 3-4335.
oV. 3-4145.
s16O.. S-BEDRM.. newly decor. Brick;
transp. % Il. s.14ss. Is
TOWN HOUSE. Gracious appoint-
psnss Dnns room pon P Rffss: seat M
bedroom has own sitting room with
marble fireplace and solarium and
other fine features. Convenient To-
cation. For rent or for sale. WA.
7-2a21. Mrs. Stello. WALKER q
oss oHsLoR En- SS S75 Rfsaors Ist your uRs0Ss smes
RoIIISGwooD. OIL brick attractively
furn. 8 bedrms.. . baths. den and
full bath. rec. rm. w.. auto. wash
er, 2-car garage; avail. jan. Feb,
and March. OIL. o-S431. lis
N. ARL.-Nr.. Parkington shopping
center. schools and transp.. z bed.
rms, s-bsth house. Reasonable. Can
BSRaADBUURSY? Sa 4? HEIGHTS. 1897 45th pl.
s.e;-3 hedrms,o, built-in sarase'
Rockville. MD, ~. miles from
Bethesda Health center--3-bedrm
rambler, beaut. furn.; $500 mo.
Occupy Dec 16. GEO. W. ROBERT
SON; Realtor. 1885 Wis. ave. OIL
S. ARL.-Nieely furn.. 2-bedrm. Co
lonia,: quiet street, nice yard: near
bus, schools. shopping; S120. ia
N. ARL.-Attrac. 5-rm. brick Co
lonial: rec. rm, in full bsmt., lge,
porch, nice yard. fine neishborhood;
nr. school, bus; pleasing and COM
plete in furnishings; S140. OIL,
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-For rent: 2
rms and bath. furn.; hot-water heat
furn. Apply 6701 Westmoreland
ave-, H. A. GILLS. Takoma Park. Nd
ALEXANDRIA--s-rm. Cape Cod brick
well furn,. newly decorated. Can see
after 8 pm, los West MASONIC View
ave: For appointment, call AP,
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. near shop
ping-Colonial brick, large liv. rm.,
dining rm.. center hall, 2 screened
porches. all-new elec. Point
rm., 2-car garage; $500 mo. 34OS
Garrison st. NV. EN-. 2-4496. -19
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MT. RAINTER--3 rms. bath, porch,
yard: sep. entr.: S75 mo, incl. utils. !:
child care. WA. T-2883. --l9
ATTRAC. ! and 2 bedrm. apis. In
small brick bldg, home-like appear
ance: .Takoma Park location: may
control own heat; utiis. paid: indi-
yidual storage lockers; enc. apt,
s1psss sopssTmi 1-7sgs. sgs. SOS. Ju. 5-5sso' ,s
ROCKyILLE-l and 2 bedrms.. liv.
rm.. .dinette, kit, bath. screened rear
center; s65-ss0 mo. 20. 2-s0O3:
HYATTsvHLE-I-bedrm. apt, for
adult couple, avail. Dec: 20: conv,
to tEansp.. shopping and churches:
ianltsr serviss. AP. Fiji: lis 1i;
BERWYN.. m.--Attrac.. lst-fioor
only: SIS. incl. ali utiis. Wa.
APTs. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER.
300 Defense hwy, Sladenshurg
Nd Next schools and shppping cen.
PiSEY M BRiNCR-oLD BLADENsBURG
iacent playground. near schools ar1c
shopping centers Res. Mgr. ~
2 BEDRooMs, liy, rm.., kit. pvt
3612 both ave-. Colmar Manor
rHkHoMA mH Pk. pi 1900 Flower ave;
spac, mod. l 1-bedrm. apt; all utils
Apt. bldg. S73.60 mo. AID. 4-g746.
Ia
Ice. LIv. RM.. bedrm.. dinette. kit.
bath: nr. transp. and shopping. JU
$4,000. EN-. .-499S, IL
TAKOMA PARK rooms; 6Slh
Eastern ave-; transp. and shipping
1 block. Rent, S75. Inquire Apt, 3
TAX. PIX bedrms.. lovely yd., scr
porch: din. rm; all utils: no chill.
dren: 500. Ewes. JU. 9-4559. la
SILVER SPRTNG--In apt. bldg;
bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. anc
e bath: newly decorated; $3.50 mo.
utils. incl. JU. 9-3490: ewes. 10
TAX. PIX, 71e Maplewood ave. =
Studio apt, lge. rm.. kit:, bath
all utils.: S4S. Open. JU. 7-90S4
BETHESDA. Md and . bedrms.
liv. rr1.. din. space, kit. bath anc
UEL E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL. 4-127Q:
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MOvERS--A trunk or .
truckload: also truck rentals: call
ST; $500; ewes. IA. s-oll6.
beaches Q specially. 8. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-Il50 or Ii 6-2SS9
MOVE BIZ niLL-Home Or bus. short
time: sensily priced Lu I-9500.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms, EXPERT pecking.
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION STOR-
ACE co. INC Estalished 1905
SERVICE. Reasonable rates: orders
taken I'd 10 10 pm. can Ii. 3-5o47.
MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as Fart
payment on your moving; storage.
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1859 Mintwood Pl. NV.

1869 MlntWOOd Fl. NV.
Apt. 23-TWo bedrooms. living room,
kitchen and bath at low rental of
SST so. In very convenient neigh
borllood having shops, theaters and
transportation. Available January l..
See janitor on premises.
.. a. McKEEvER CO.: INC;
1882 X st. NV. ST. 3-esO0
COLORRD-1 RIM, KIT. BATH. 20
Q ST. s.w. Inquire 1899 Half st.
CoLORED--2 ROOMS, Kitchen and
easa' aest ioeasion: s aflns refePenee eP MoSday %
cali R. j. MOORE. no. 2-e715. Ia
NJ ST. NE: WILL
REDECORATE: lse, bedrm.. lily.
I'll AT; utilities. aiiti sA' caiI MI. s54oo. nj
CoLORED--sEE yANITOR, Ant. 5,
81 o ST. NV. for vacancy. suitable
man, wife. Call OSULLIVAN, Ma.
s-Ts4S. # you want reconditioned,
] or 2-rm. and bath apts., rents. SAT
and $50, If YOU have reference. IA
CoLoRED. N.E.--Modern apt; bed
room. liv. rm.. kit. bath. at $50.
Anssosts apts sundrg and storare aaa se ssd1m and
211o Nichols ave. Sc. EU. 4-2501.
-15
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT. RIM. kit,
dinette and pvt. bath. 1919 Euclid
st. NV. AID. 4-4211 after $50. IA
CoLoRED-ss R ST. NV rms.
Cali after 5 I'm. DU. 7-4867. Ia
COLORED--65l e ST. NE, 1st fir.-
:, rms. kit. and bath, heat incl.
$40 mo. OIL. 7-969S. -15
COLORED-CLOSE TO NAVY YARD
and just off NJ st.-Nice 4-family
bldg. at 1104 3rd st. Sc. offers large
bedroom unit with frpnt and rear
entrances at reasonable rent Of
$3.50 plus all utilS.: avail. Dec. 13.
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO., 724 14th
st. NV. Ma S-2345.
COLORED-RESONABLE RENT-221
9th st. ne; liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and
tiled bath. RE. 7-3904 or visit unit.
CoLORED-sOO YOU ST. NV. mr..
Florida ave.-Offering smart 1-bed-
rm. apt. tastefully decorated, for
immed. occup Mod. kit. and full
tiled bath. plus excel. rm. sizes and
laundry in bsmt. S70-S75, incl. all
utils. except elec. See janitor or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 724 14th
ST NV MA S-n34b
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FOGGY BOTTOM

1881 GREEN'S COURT
A delightful little townhouse. within
walking distance Of State Dept.
with private patio: an extra room to
be used for study or dining; bed.
rnr rmS aha d0dr Oat9; Rarslns IN 'front.' or OF
information. call Mrs. Richardson,
RE. 7-65s5. Ewes. week ends, RE.
7.2350.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 Goth ST. NV.
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IS TODD PL. N.E.--6 rooms. bath;
duplex; newly decor; eonv. loc.'
500: Open. Ia. 9-969S. lis
ARLINGTON-Close-in 3-bedrm. brick
bath. Ist d.: lie. rec. rm.; fenced
rear yard; gas h.w.-h. Bus passes
door. Garage. Newly redecor. Vacant,
$l6S. kE. S-4133. LII
1914 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Liv. rnl.. din. rn., den. and kit. 3
bedrms,. baths and ? screened
porches End a.: garage. excellent
cond.; new heating plant and refgr
Resas Mxssss.Gfs sSs .GieuPanSy; ? n%Syip,r co
1874 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-aao5
z HOUSES TO RENT
Southeast Realty Co. II. $4,000
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FAIRFAX

Jancie road and Richards avenue.
Two nice brick homes OF very re-
cent construction; spotless: Sl00|
and Sl15 Call JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH
w. SEAY CO.
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18th ST NV

Near Allison: fully detached Georgian
Colonial. z bedTms.. 4 baths. pow
der rm., 1st A.: 2-car brick gar..
on wide alley: newly dec. Inspec-
tion by appt.
Maurice Fitzgerald
1911 q st. NV. MA. S-33S0
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-N.W.


ATTRACTIVE 8 and 4 bedrm. homes
and excellent transportation. Cali
Miss Zaker. DI. 7-315a. MARSHALL
j. WAPLE CO., AID. 4-20e5.
COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL ARHa--7
rms. 2 baths. recreation and maids
room, fully equipped Must see to
appreciate, BY owner. Call all oey
Sun, after 6 pm. weekdays. ia.
9-OSl6. 81
GE0RGEToWN-New restored e-bed-
rm; brick houses with garden. taste
fully En SoS done; s Under 100000 approx.
GEoRaEaToWN aS REAL ESTATE AiSFiSio. No.
7-Sa13. DE, @-0lG7. Ia
WESLEY HElGHfs-Houss OF charm
and. quality in excellent condition,
perfectly located. suburban sdvan-
tegeS- 4 bedrooms. ga baths. 3 fire.
places. living room and covered patio
and sarden desiened for entertain
Priced In 40s BY OWNER. write
MOUNT REAsANT-s.room, Sis.
bath row brick plus complete apt.
IN basement: priced in low eos.
ELIJAH @. ARNOLD (Col, U. s. A.,
Ret;' Broker. EN-. 3-+335. ov.
Initial OffEhlNti-Brick house
within . blocks of Conn. ave-;
ished 3rd fiSor with ; exSosures: % n
bar in basement: lot $50 #. deep;
all rooms are large and any one
wanting. a home near all conven-
fences should not overlook this at
. price Of SH3.950. EDW. H. JONES
1ith AND uNDERwooD SITS. g. N.%.m: i I'm:
Det. brick, center entr.; exceptions
ally lge. liv rm. with mirrored fire.
place, separate din. rm.. den, kit.
and powder rn. On lst A.; 2nd A.,
ige: bedrms. and baths; All
ceramic tile: hot.water ess heat:
fenced ward; bsmt roughed In for
rec. rm., has firepl. and lavatory;
2 rooms. air conditioners and
custom1made drapes with wall-to-
wall carpeting on LIST O.: s%5.95o.
TEMPcHIN TIa, p II 70 REAL Z AJosE ESTATE. "a.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C,-This attrac.
tive red brick Colonial has a dur-
able slate roof and attached gar.
kit. with table space: 3 bedrms.. z
baths on "nd A.. stairs to Ice. heat:
ed SorTttoTy-tyn. , I'm. on aSsrdr Srd a; ;,Ss OIL
Vacant. Very desirable location.
Only S@0.5O0. BILLING GsLEY
REALTY Co. EN-. 2-2328; ewes.
EN-. $500.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-stone and
redwood center-hall home with
DEN, POWDER pv,Si E RM n,.hsd tst T.; hts bed
garage: close to schools and transp.t
below $40. 900 Call LEGUM q
oERBER REALTY CO. EN-. 10000.
CLE:vEtAND PARK-spaeious s-bed-
rm., 3-bath home with de luxe
EifNhnn
rm.; close tc SHOPPING, schools.
churches. transp.:: priced for i'm
mediate sale Cali LEGUM & GER.
BER REALTY CO. EN-. 10000. I'll
9 pm. .---.--.-.---------
VAc4NT-1.2I NJ ST. NV.
DoWNToWN-Home and invest:
bath apt. 2nd fl. with fire steps 10
deep rear ward. Vacant. See Mr..
Waple. -
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-s001
4 BEDRMS-2 BATHS
Large well-kept brick, near Nativity
and Coolidge: & oversize rms, 2
baths and big closets. Immaculate
on spacious level lot with det. ga
rage. Priced below market on easy
terms to deserving purchaser. Call
Mr. Clark. RA. 3-anl J
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-a0o5
CLEVELAND PARK, $19,500
Bright, clean semfdetached in ex-
cel!ent condition Lovely liv. rm.,
din. r1n., den. equipped kitchen, )
bedrms.. Enclosed sleeping porch,
. baths on ond a.; garage: short
walk to Bureau of Standards, pub
lie and parochial schools: Il DIE.
In bus.
TOWN & SUBURBAN EN-. 2-9400
4S11 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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MT PLEASANT

8 bedrms.. liy. rm. kitchen, din.
brick row house; cow. NV. loea-
DREYF6ss BROS. Ie1S 18th st.
, NV, Ma S-05S2
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--vA.

LARGE. NEWLY DEC, 1-bedrm. apt.
stor. facils.; off-street parking. 5
WfsToSfR; asf SffiRtaFSfR %RLlAaTosl4il-0eldfrm II aT5sl4i
:, apt; S6s, all utilities furnished ex-
.cept electricity, JA, 7-2397.
ARLINGTON-New duplex home apt.
Lge., modern apt, 9 bedrms. and
rec. rm: or Bird bedrn.; in Claren-
90 don Sestis sest.; s nr. stores schools buses.
AkE. II. ..Sew SlseaS' and . bedrms.. Ia air.
cond. for those who desire the best:
S92,5o and S11o. $40 columbia
ARLiNGToN columbi. pix. at Fred.
erick st. Magnolia Gardens--Avail
now, beautiful and spacious living.
bedrooms. latest IN Kitchen equip.
blinds; 3 exposures; utils. furn.; $96
a mo-; | bedroom. $3.50. For info,
ARL.--Garden-type 1-bedrm. apt.
heat inel: nr; Wash AND AT. blvds,
EN- s-6e7s days. EN- a-s2os eyes.
ARL.-1-bedrm.. air-cond. apts., bus
stop; very quiet neighborhood;
S92.5o; no children. ia. 5-4466;
de luxe apis. air
GIoondi;; close in: no children; $llo
rRasi6aNfiAL x: S,feSS. GARDENS ma. 1iG Few
and 9 bedroom units available
priced from S75: sit ip conv Alex.
5-min. drive from the Pentagon.
Phone TIE 6-4400 or come to the
ONCE in Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. ver.
non ave and Russell rd. Short term
leases on request
ARLINGTON, Close in-Lge. 2-bedrm
quiet, wooded area. Cony. D. c.. PEN
tagon. Ft. Myer, shops. bus, parking
No children. S9S Out Wilson blvd.
left on Oak St; r; to 1884 18th rd..
ARLINGTON, NJ bedrms.. liv. rm..
dinette; walking distance Ari. Hall.
l blk. new Hecht's store; good trans
portation; laundry facilities: of
street parking; S95 per mo-, incl.
all utils. See manager, MR.. HARIG.
Apt. 3. SIS N, Thomas St., -JA. g
2299. or call !office. IA. 1896.
during business hours. -1R
ARL.-4-rm. apt..in pvt. home; lge.
kit: conv. located nr. Colonial VII
laee. ia. 2-5759 after pm III
ARLINGTON CWestove D-Living
room, dining alcove, kitchen. large
bedroom. apartments. $40. INEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor. EN-. 2-423e.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHAIR FOR BENT In modern coIored
sa5PsE sasisE4 sno'; s0oo 'Oca''0n- CaH M1s BE
FOR RENT. corner 5.h|
and d NV. Fully equipped, air
eond. Inquire H. p. LONG. 400 5th
st. NV. NE. s-0616. -13
6-CAR Parking SPACE GARAGE
or repair shop or any other busi-
ness: only $40 per mo-; this garage
Is comfortable and Is heated. 1874
9th st. NV. (rear). HIROSE CO.
RE. 7-O392. Ia
ETY. store: lease; cheap rent: 50. 500.
terms NE. s-945e. RA. 6-8307
-, I3.
business; nice equipment. located
near ousy NV. Rhode Island ave;
mostly eoiored trade; does about
$500 70 $500 yk. Price only & /;
500. terms. S1.260 cash. Call
OWNER. sftsr 4 pm. NO. 7-s42S
40
Evening star., 1954-12-13

121 Rock Greek Ch. Rd. NV.
Recently recor. row brick house with
8 bedrms, lv.. rm.. kit. and bath.
full bsmt.. oil heat, det; gar;; rent:
CO. Sill 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-33OO.
Evening star., 1954-12-13

= CORNER HOUSE, 1000
Kenyon st. n.w.-6-rm. and bath
ed; S110 mo. Call RA. 3-9204. --l6
C0LORED-vERY LARGE brick-and-
stone corner home. completely re-
decorated in and out; oil heat: s
large rooms and bath; only Sis
mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. S-232l.
Evening star., 1954-12-13

vAc4NT-I.2I NJ ST. NV.
and invest.
ment. Large meeting room. kit. ana
= hathS. lst H.: large rms. aud
bath apt. Ind 4. with FIRE steps 10
deep rear ward. Vacant. See Mr..
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1000 fs.A o. ~ vi An A.pnnK
Evening star., 1954-12-13

12025 Valleywood DR..
Wheaton-2-story: three bedrooms,
/ bath. full basement. gas heat:
schools and shopping nearby.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th Street NV. D1. 7-6S30
Evening star., 1954-12-13

FALLS CHURCH
4-bedroom brick Cape Cod; liy, rm
kit; S135. JOHN w. MULRoY, 90
Hillwood ave-, Falls Church. JE,
Evening star., 1954-12-13

ATTRACTIVE 8 and bedrm. homes
near Cooiidge High: close to stores
and excellent transportation, Call
Miss zaker. DI. 7-3I5a. MARSHALL
J WApTE co An A.onAS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
Plan Armed Forces
Day Dance May IS

Erie Ordnance Depot employees
will have a full social and recrea-
tional calendar as result of the
current plans of the Post Civilian
Welfare Council.
In observance of Armed Forces
Day, the council will sponsor a
dance for EOD employees and
friends on Saturday night, May
Is, at Community Hall on Catawba
Island, it is announced by Ernest
Stone, council chairman. There
will be both round and square
dancing.
Ticket committee for the dance
includes: Council Members Mr..
Stone, Al Cernek, Lynn Christian
sen, AL Taylor, Randall Pean, Don
Williams, Therman Armstrong and
Helen Shervey, and Lu Held, Mel
vim Arft, Archie King and Joe
Taylor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
ELMORE
MRS. DONALD ROBERTS
Phone 4214

Fifty children attended the pre-
school clinic held in the school
auditorium Wednesday afternoon.
The doctor and nurse were assist
ed by Mrs. Richard Myers, Mrs
Willard Hessalbart, Mrs. Manley
Magsig and Mrs. L. r. Hetsick.
Nineteen members attended the
meeting of the Philathea class at
the home of Mrs. Henry Samp-
son Thursday night. Contests were
furnished by Esther Weis and
Bernice Boothman, with prizes 60
ing to Marie Henry and Clara
Barnes. After revealing their Sc
cret sisters, names were drawn
again for next year. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Harold Rohloff.
Over 200 women and girls at
tended the annual Mothers and
Daughters banquet sponsored by
the Women's Guild of St. Johns
church Friday evening. Mrs. John
Ingersoll gave a 15-minute organ
recital preceding the banquet and
she also led the group singing.
Mrs. Ethel Schroeder served as
toastmistress. Mrs. Schmidt gave
the prayer and welcome was by
Mrs. Harold Rohloff. A group of
primary girls sang a song and
Bonnie Worthington, Karen Will
ley, Diane Dry and Dorothy Rob-
erts entertained with baton twirl-
ing. A solo was sung by ,Marilyn
Almroth and duet by Grace and
Lois Hellwig. Peggy Beck and
Joyce Schroeder gave two record
pantomimes and quartette con-
sisting of Emmeline Brandow,
Velda James, Thelma Wiley and
Helen Hurrelbrink, rendered two
songs. Awards were won by the
following: Youngest mother, Mrs.
Burton Magsig; oldest mother, Mrs.
Carrie Lohr; youngest grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Harold Beck; youngest
great grandmother, Mrs. Hetrick,
and youngest daughter, Vickie
Jean, 5-week old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Schling.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Sampson
entertained the following couples
Of their Canasta Club on Saturday
evening: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Weis,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Overmyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernis Walker of
Gibsonburg. Mrs. Walker and Mr..
WeiS won the prizes and a deli
cious lunch was served by the
hosts.
Ten members attended the reg
ular meeting of Magruder Hospi-
tai Guild held at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Lohr Monday evening. They
made 1900 bandages and brought
in 200 paper bags which they had
made at home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14

are handy with pen and paper. If
you'd like to write an article on
Why the Automobile Industry
Should Have Guaranteed Annual
Wage" you might even win the
contest.
The "EYEOPENER" can be
heard each weekday morning from
1880 until 7:45 over radio station
CKLW, 300 on your dial. Some of
you might be able to catch the
show on your car radio as you
drive to work each morning.
Leona Tunnel is back at work
after a recent illness.
Still on the sick list is Joe Perry.
He is patient at the Community
Hospital in Fremont.
Ella Mazurik is scheduled to
enter Good Samaritan Hospital in
Sandusky for surgery this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
PHILco STRIKE

Locally we are watching with in
terest the strike at the Philco plant
in Sandusky. Actually some $500
CIO Electrical Workers have struck
at three Philco plants - the San
dusky plant and two in Philadel-
phia, Pa. Two main issues are in
volved. One is the firms insistence
that the best pension plan in the
industry be weakened. The firm
also demanded that its contribu-
ton to the pension fund be cut
from 15c an hour to 3.5c an hour
and that the present minimum of
$120 month for workers with Is
years service, including social Sc
curity, become the maximum.
Philco also refused to make any
offer to increase wages.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
A STATEMENT

Issued jointly by Local 701 and
716 - Sandusky, Ohio and Local
l01 and 102 - Philadelphia, Pa,
IUE CIO quotes their District
President Harry Block as follows:
"Philco has abandoned a labor
management pattern that has been
responsible for continuous harmony
in the radio industry for Is years
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-02-18

the disease progresses, early treat
ment is vitality important. Parents
should be alert in recognizing pos
sible symptoms, particularly if the
child is known to have had contact
with an adult who has TB. The
early symptoms are not usually dra-
matte. The child may be irritable,
have low fever, and may have diff
ficulty in eating with occasional
vomiting. Later he may slip into a
coma. The child who has convul-
sions may be lucky, because the fam
lily is shocked into action and the
doctor is called at once.
If the doctor feels there is any pos
sibility of tuberculous meningitis,
he will probably have all members of
the family X-rayed to find out
whether there is a case of active TB.
In a great majority of cases, the child
has caught TB from someone in the
immediate family.
Even with modern improvements
in treatment, tuberculous meningitis
is often fatal. It is certainly one of
the most serious forms of tuberculo-
sis. Many of its victims are left with
permanent handicaps. Parents should
protect their children against tuber-
culosis by making sure that everyone
who lives or works in the home has
periodic physical examinations with
! n chest X-rar
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-02-18
Health For All
TubercuIOus Meningitis
(by Md. tuberculosis Association


If you're ever tempted to wish you
lived back in 'the good, old days."
stop for moment and look at your
children Could you wish for them
anything less than the glowing health
they have today, anything less than
the protection they have from mod
ern medical knowledge? The most
dreadful moment in any parents life
is when the doctor says, "There is
nothing we can do" Fortunately,
those moments have become rare for
the modern patient.
Tuberculous meningitis is one ex-
ample of formerly helpless diseases
which are yielding to science. Young
children who contact tuberculosis
from an adult frequently develop
this type of disease which attacks
the meninges, or covering of the
brain and spinal column It is most
common under the age of six and
especially before the age of three
although older children and adults
may have it. Until recently, it was
practically 100 per cent fatal. The
drugs streptomycin and isoniazid are
now used in the treatment of the dis
ease and are cutting down on deaths
| Because of the speed with which
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-02-18
KeedysviIle News

Mrs. Agnes Love, of Cumberland,
who is the Grand Chief of Maryland,
made an official visit to Potomac
Temple of Pythian Sisters on Wed
nesday evening. Other guests at the
meeting included: Mrs. Mamie Dut-
row, Gaithersburg, district deputy;
Mrs. Sarah Schramm, Homecoming,
Grand Secretary; and Mrs. Louise
Michael, Mrs. Alma Ross and Mrs.
Louella Shipley, past Grand Chiefs.
A cordial welcome was extended to
all by the Most Excellent Chief, Mrs.
Bernie Smith.
Mrs. Love, in her talk, stated that
the idea of Pythian Sisters was do
ing something for someone else" She
stressed the theme of the year as
being Happiness and Understand
ing" At the close of her talk,
Temple members presented a gift to
Mrs. Love.
The group made plans to attend
the meeting of Rose Temple of Ha-
gerstown on Wednesday evening,
February II, when the district depu-
ty will visit. 1t was announced that
Supreme Chancellor Roper, of the
Knights of Pythias, will appear on
the television program, Twenty
Questions" on Monday evening. Dur
ing the social hour the guests were
entertained by piano selections by
Mrs. Sabina Baker, after which re-
freshments were served to the group
Mrs. Alma Ross, Mrs. Lula Clop-
per, Mrs. Margaret Moss, Mrs. Fran
ces Snively, Mrs. Louella Shipley
Mrs. Miriam Somerlade, Mrs. Louells
Murphy, Mrs. Eloise Summers, Mrs
Elizabeth Flock, Mrs. Rachel Wag-
ner, Mrs. Pauline Lowe, Mrs. Harri-
EFT Jeffries, Mrs. Louise Michael anc
Mrs. Virginia Musser received prizes
Visitors attended the meeting from
Cumberland, Homecoming, Gathers
burg, Brunswick, Hagerstown anC
Smithsburg.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-02-18
Leitersburg News

Mrs. Clara Mcclellan had an I'M
usual and unexpected visitor" at
her home, east of town, the other
day.
While she was doing some clean
ing in the attic of her home, she
opened the window and 10 and be-
hold, wild duck flew into the at
tic, evidently bewildered on its trip
home from the South.
Mrs. Mcclellan had quite a time
getting her unlimited guest out of
the window and on its way again.
Mrs. Franklin Bell has returned to
her home here, after spending sew
eral weeks in the Waynesboro Hos
pital.
Miss Mary Helen Poe delightfully."-
entertained at Kitchen Shower at
The Rose Bowl on Friday evening, in
honor of Mrs. Bette Neikirk Milot,
who was recently married. The fol
lowing guests were present:
Mrs. Victor Neikirk, ST., Mrs. Vic
tor Neikirk, Jr., Miss Dollie Neikirk,
Mrs. Charles McNamee, Mrs. Hunter
Miller, Mrs. Paul Dulabaum, Mrs
Edna Weddle, Mrs. Harry Carl and
daughter, Sandra Carl, Mrs. Elmer
Ohler, Miss Betty Ohler, Mrs. Law
renee McLain, Mrs. Jerry Smith
Mrs. Margaret Bittner, Mrs. Ruby
Byers, Mrs Earl Huyett, Mrs. Elice