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to meet labor demands and the
time lag involved before any
relief can be granted by the
utilities commission.
'T would never be q party to
taking money out Of reserves of
a public utility to pay to labor"
Mr.. wolfson said. 81 believe in
being liberal to stockholders !.
The only way to stop it will be
to get rid of Wolfson."
Senator Morse insisted, "Your
stockholders must expect fair
wages are going to be paid.
You are putting the stockholders
first. That is the philosophy Of
ls45."
Would Uphold Stock
Again, he insisted. any effort
to buy out the company will
have to take all stockholders
into account. He said he has
been offered $12 a share for his
own stock. but that 1t is worth
SIS or SIG and that the Offer
must apply to all.
He characterized as "fair" the
company's current dividend rate
of $i.20 a share and said Mr.
Mclaughlin and Mr.. Westor
lied US to believe we could pay
$1.20."
Then he said he has mo con-
fidence in Mr.. Weston based on
his violating a confidence with
u.s."
Maybe Mr.. Weston doesn't
understand what promises mean
but he-perhaps through lack OF
memory-didn't remember" Mr.
Wolfson added.
Later, Mr.. Mclaughlin said thu
accusation apparently referred
to the memorandum of under.
standing between the utilitie,
commission and the company
last August. Reading from it
lhe insisted its approval of the
$1.20 dividend rate did not ex.
tend beyond the first three
, months of this year.
Expense Account Cited
I
Senator Neely. Democrat, o.
West Virginia pointed out tha'
MFR. Wolfson's $4,000 expens,
account exceeds the $22, 500 sal
ary paid members of CohgresI
), and cabinet officers. The com
pany, said the Senator, has II
collect 100000 fares (averaginl
1876 cents) to pay the allowance
!. He asked II it could not be cut
Yes, Mr.. Wolfson agreed, ii
probably will be If the strik,
! icontinues'-along with salarie
! of the company's officers.
Listening to report from tn
= District Commissioners on thei
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telling anybody 1t was the policy
of the company to unload on
the city and said it was not the
policy Of the company insofar
as I have participated"
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OFFICES AVAILABLE, reasonable,
10th st. N. Arlington. JA- 7-TIl0.
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no YOII WANT
5 BEDRMS., DEN

Liv. Fnl., 1ax20: din. rm., l9X12;
den, 14xl5: kitchen. 17x13: Ia
baths, porch. ample closets: 5-acre
lot, big barn, fruit trees, huge
shade trees. $24 .450. Good financing.
JE, 2-T239. 80
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LoTs AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

TEN LOTS, ready to build on; Just
on Shirley hwy. in Fairfax Co.; city
water in; State-maintained street;
pere. test guaranteed. $3.50 each.
BROS. inc. Realtors. Springfield
Va, XII. 9-555S go
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DIRECT FOM OWNER. Highest cash
Tu 2-34sS. Ewes. TU. 2-2S53.
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WE HAVE PURCHASERS cali daily
for homes in College PARK, univer 3
sity Park, HyattsyilIe and vicinity
JAMES NJ. CARR, INC. WA. 7-0202
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Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL
Mr.. 3eth AND WOODLAND DRIVE
is BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
SHAPIRO SALES INC.
14I3 K st. NV. ME. S-1T17
80
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FARMS

BEAUT. FARM ESTATE, l, 900 acres.
3 mi. river front, view of mountains
Stately brick Georgian manor house:
IL rms, g master bedrms., baths;
2 other houses: farm bldRs. Sl75.-
900 Mr.. OLSON, Wo: 6-34a! 80 !a
3t4 acres. new 4-rm. BUNGALOW: hard
rd.; power and phi; we'll; 73 mi
OWNER MUST SELL AT oNCE@s4-
acre Loudoun Co. farm all clear
and fenced, on black top road No.
Large. old T-room and bath house;
$1,000 cash. SsT 80 monthly. taxes
SCI 80 yearly. REFS on mail box.
Phone Lenah 5-2391. 40
i-BEDRM: HOME on ,5-acre farm,
etc. Clear land; $500 to $1,000
eSS-ACRE STOCK FaRM1-c,ood
water. hard-surfaced road. Pooles-
yille 3i53, no answer call 20.
WANT TO BUY improved farm, ap-,
proximately 100 to I50 acres. SO
miles u. C.. Sound house and out
buildings. No agents. OIL. 6-s3s0.
WANTED. FARM, So. Nd, within so
miles. Give location and details
FARM F6R RENT II on isy SALE st~I. ~ N "
acres: house, modern improvements;
good land: fi2 mi. from Washington
Call c. A, TooNE, IA. 2-02o0 wk.-
4so ACRES tvA,. with large modern
home, farm equipment, barns and
IS mi from D. c. AD. 1904.
FARM or 80 AcREs--Mostly cleared
and level: good-size barn and sew.
eral outbuildingss orchard and small
stream; 7-room house. with bath and
as-equipped kitchen; on good hard
81 miles from Washington. Low
price. Liberal terms. TERRY B.
sIMMs, JE. 2-65l5, RA- 3-1037.
80 ACRES, ~ miles from Chain
country estate, Phone OWNER. RA.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
highly improved farms in this sec
tton. 140 acres, on highway In
high state OF cultivation. MOORE
INSURANCE & REALTY Co. Box
ssS ssm. acsEs' Eits rsaas ssss Z sEsasfd: Sals
porches, 2 baths; surrounded by IS
maple trees: : sets of outbldgs..
tenant house: sheep. cattle, hoes;
farming implements. 2 gardens. on
main hwy. good roadsg iS acres Of
woods; bottom land; 2 lge. streams.
viii exch. OWNER. IA. 9-7nI0.
KING GEORGE CO., VA. 43 acres,
attrac. 2-hedrm. home, small Enest-
house. gar. chicken houses only
$4,000, good terms. JAMES Z.
MAHoNEy, 33l3 18th st. NV.
HU. 3-541Q. 80
l. IKE A L A X E2
See Ad Under Va. Properties
OLNEY AREA beautiful estate OF
$50 acres with 14-roori. 5-baih
residence and Q guest house. Pine
barns and paddocks Set up for
thoroughbred horse breeding or pure
kSed COW breeding; stock and equip
Hhnt available. Please call
INEZ cusHARD, REALTOR
En-. 2-4232 OIL. 2-5S07
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont. ,
SACRTFTCE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

Mt. RAINIER - 5000 So. IT. COM
mereial. Asking $4,000; So. 900
down. first trust for the balance.
LILLARD REAL ESTATE, UN.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR REkTl
tcenfinuaA.

FoLGER BUILDING. 725 18th st.
Also smaller once. Reasonable rates.
New elevator and entrance TO be
Installed Heart of financial district.
KOoNES q MONTGOMERY. INC,
Realtors, Southern BLDG, DI. =
2342
OFFICES AVAILABLE, reasonable.
10th st. N. Arlington. JA- 7-7ll0.
LAW oFFICE-For rent; corner room
in suite in Tower Building, 14th and
K SITS. NV. Secretarial and telephone
service. If desired KE. 7-0354;
AIR-coNDITIoNED once of 2 rooms
and bath. 2nd-floor front. 14th bet.
Eye and K. CHARLES D. SAGER,
INC. 924 14th st. NV. ST. 3-4567.
GAITHERsBURG - Excel. location
for professional man. loan Co, real
estate once, ms, CO. Can furnish
living quarters If desired. once bldg.
to be completed about Aug. lst. Can
partition to suit; EN-; 3.Io93 90, so
tors Offices or small organization
Parking area in rear. Apply AMERI-
CAN SECURITY & TRUST co. 81.
Ills EYE ST. N.w.-Entire End floor
Of modern downtown bldg. contain
ing approx. 1000 50. #. An open
Heat, light and air cond. furnished.
Ample toilet facilities. Automatic
ELEVATOR. Excellent for lawyers, ac-
eountants. insurance Co. architects
and. engineers. etc, Reas. rent, I'm
Dick Taylor. SHANNON & LUcHS
CO, Realtors. 724 14th st. NV, Ma.
ATTRACTIVE doctor or dentists Of
nee: 2023 r St NV; LARGE waiting
room, consultation room and 5
trsatnsRs rooms; roo Is. with TN pSlSats Ho psTk
ALExANDRIA-Ideai loc., plenty Of
parking: very modern bldg. approx.
1900 sa. IT: floors. air cond..
wall l-to-wall carpeting; ONCE com,
R5stsls R6 fsa Rrnsls9 sss4 'f1 L. Al:9 4S Ss ustf @
BETHESDA. MD.-A1ew building. We
have several ultra-modern ofAces.
fully air conditioned, janitor service,
pancy. GEO. VI. ROBERTSON. 1856
I5th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Nicely furnished ONCE. convenient
location and transportation; utilities
included: $40 mo, WA. 7-T61a. -31
AMERICAN BUILDING
1917 r st. NV
2 large rooms. SI40 mo. 3 large
rooms and foyer, $240 mo. High
ceilings and flreplaees. Refined pro-
fessional atmosphere. MUNSEY
TRUST, MA. S-SQS0. 80
DOCTORS OFFICE
n blk. from Doctors Hospital; 500
50. IT. divided into rooms. air
conditioned; all utils. except cleo
trtcity incl. In rent; $780,
FRED A. SMITH
Company
1113 18th ct. NV. Ex. 3-24s9
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L / KE A L A X r.?
so ACRES

IL MILES TO D. C.
r olling open land with
stream, plus q large 8-room
Victorian farm house, ten
ant house, . barns.
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
IA. s-ss75 Ewes, IA. 2-a5is
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HAVE CLIENT with all cash. for s.
iege PaYk. JAMES M. CARR. INC.
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HILLANDALE

Three new stores available, in lge.
suburban residential area: stores
already leased include: Hardware.
drugstore. grocery. cleaners. barber
shop; excel, loc, for bakery, beauty
salon. real estate once, apparel
shop, etc. 1924 New Hampshire
ave-: avail. In 2 wks.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
s15 11th ST. NV. DI. 1857
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MIDDLEBURG
4 Acres-Immed. Possession
FARMS

Many large and small farms In Fair
fax and Loudoun County. Va. for
sale by r. C. WAPLE REAL ESTATE.
Falls Church, Va. JE. 3-9447. SO
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HIGH PROFITS

LouDoUN COUNTY. VIRGINIA
Can be made BY development OF this
beautiful site: also has large po-
tentiat for tax write-offs during de..
Club, about l mi frontage on each
Of = surfaced roads, also on GcoEe
Greek; Is acres woodland, so acres
feed grains, lit acres cleared.
Prizes. Including farm house, 3 good
barns and slio, etc. only
$i7b PER ACRE
Ask-Usi REALTY co.
IA. e-ts52 Exclusive IA. 7-265e
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

9iOO BLOCK GEORGIA AyE.-Suit-
able for dry cleaning plant, taxi
stand with garage facilities. or ga
rage repair shop. JU. S-1415; ewes,
MUST LEASE sPoT-Fully
equip. operating restaurant, draft
and bottle beer: corner site. Box
s.sOo so. TT. OF unob-
structed floor space in central down
town location. Very reasonable rent
1864; eves.. Ia a-oS5a. 80
2ist AND K SITS. N.W.-Corner q
story brick BLDG. store front and
ofiees, $3.50 per mo-; will remodel
Call MR.. SMITH, DI. 7-14l1: ewes.
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211 ACRES

The finest rolling farmland In nearby
Va, graced with 5 ponds, O 5-hedrm,
Mt Vernon type Colonial home. g.
car garage, 1IS-ft. dairy barn,
dairy house. tenant houses. all in
excellent condition. Suitable as
operating dairy farm. estate, sub
division.
PENTAGON REALTY CO.
Rte. 5o-2l1. Fairfax. Va. CIR. 3-0544
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End End TRUSTS

III buy ends at top prices. cash l
hour. NOT A BROKER. Day or eyes:
2---If you don't want to sell your End
! advance cash on same at afnaN
discount. RA. 6-22Si; IA. s-6676.
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FIARME.R.,ilS: FARM

FAhMERS FARM
II you want real crop and Cattle
farm. on highway, IS miles from
Wa&htrgton, q. C. Take Q look at
this 4S0 acres; nice, clean, lesei 70
gently rollins Land: nnely watered. /.
very productive, s-room modern
Georgtan style frame residence; nice
condition; good tenant house and fnil
eunnpieHents Of outbuilcsnRs. Fine
community Or hna estate and farms.
Price. S6fl,0O1.
H. B. MITCHELL
HeFndon. va. Fhons iSS.
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LOANS

b1&2 wisconsin Ave.
Chevy Chase OIL. 4-TISh
330S Rhode Island Ave. NE.
2o2I n. Msers g.. AriinE.:n. ": .
1852 Geersia Ave. NV. 30. 7.SZ0O
s07 Kins 81. Alexandria. Va.
a7g2 Marlboro Pike 81. 10. e-sse0
Ia H.21AM
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

5000 SQUARE FEET of air-condi-
toned office space wanted. Must be
west of f6th st NV, Call Mr..
Harper with JAMES L. DIXON &
CO.. ST. 3-7200. ---31
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

SEVERAL $4,000 irst-trust loans at
81 interest on 5-aere farms in
nearby Va. Very well secured on
= 3 bedroom homes. Modern
utilities. DU. 7-SS12. ---:i0
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO, Reaitors.
1891 O st NV. ME. s-249b.
MONEY ON ind TRUsT--we VIII
buy 2nd-trust notes. ~ c.. nearby
Md. or VS. reasonable rates Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE 4 iNVEST-
MENT CORP l3l2 N. Y ave. NV.
MA. H-5S33,
CASH IN oNE DAy--secaud and
third trust loans Also frSt trusts
and payments lowered EX 3-7G44.
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too hikh??? Money loaned on iSt
or End trusts. on terms to suit your
budget Loans made In D. c., Md.
and Va Low interest rate Call MR..
FREEDMAN WASHINGTON Loan, ~
Trust Bldg, 300 r St NV. Rm.
s07. tel RE 7-1525
HAVE $4,000 CASH for seasoned End
trust note at prevailing discount.
Details. letter Of reply. Box 443.M.
Star.
$4,000 AyAILIBLE for purchase of
end trust notes, D c.. Md or Va.
quick action. JOHN l., SHELTON.
10 2-2nu0 30
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q BEDROOMS
PANORAMIC VIEW

Delightful. new. custom designed
distinctive rambler. high on q hill
top of Ia acres. Excellent location
with privileges of S-acre private
lake. Home has 3 bedrooms, Ia
baths. large kitchen. 2-car garage
entrance foyer, large living room,
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EXCELLENT LOCATION

large modern store. across the 81.
from woodward a Lothrop on Iith
NV suitable for restaurant. mer-
chandize store and any other type
cf business. Ayailshis trmedtatefy.
Call Ex. 9-74o0.
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4th ECTATE

Newspaperman's tree-shaded. 3-bed-
room rambler on loyely. t2-acre cor
Custom built Of finest materials
/ with attached garage, Ia baths,
large patio-porch and fenced yard
Real buy at $4,000; easily A.
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LAW OFFICE-For rent; corner room
in suite in Tower Building, 14th and
K SITS. NV. Secretarial and telephone
service. If desired. KE. T-0354.
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WHAT A VALUE
Lge. store, Completely air-coDdI-
toned with apis. above on 18th
q; near Columbia I'd, WIN rent
outlet SIDNEY 2. MENs4 q Co.
Ma R-f544N ---afl.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY tcsnt.l
HousEs WANTEp no BUY

BUYER WISHES TO BUY RA6BLER.
in Arlington. from owner Write al
details. Box 466-M. Star. )
FAIRFAX COUNTY country homes
with land urgently needed: price
clients anxious to buy. GAERTNER
4 ADAMS, IA. 2-B640. 80
WE HAVE PURCHASERS cali daily
for homes In College PARK, unlver 3
sity Park, HyattsYiIle and vicinity.
JAMES N. CARR, INC. VA. 7-0202.
HAVE CLIENT with all cash. for or g.
isee Paxk. JAMES NJ. CARR. INC.
DiRECT F0M OWNER. Highest cash
for your property. Call Bill or Sam.
TU 2-34ss. Ewes. TU. 2-2S53.
MODERN. clean, 2 or s-bedrm. nome
in D. C. or nearby Nd. Sc. pref;
LQ. 2.Sl3 30 or ST. 3-736S.
ALL CASH for Nd. or 2, c: homes
co comfd zp aPRsassssssi ssso wAR ARylN 41s5z. 5azEALIss ALss
WILL PAY up to Sl2,5O0 cash for
brick rambler; bedrms., gas or oil
heat; fun bsmt.: In D. C. or nearby;
ntil incl; No agents please. Box
We PAY 'a AL cAsH-ToP PRICE
RE. 7-0873. H. NJ. GREENFIELD
d. c.. NEARBY MD. OR VA.
Cash for Medium Priced Homes.
JOHN L. SHELTON 10. $4,000
Top CaSh-D. C. Homes
buy s.e.. ne. All cash. direct from
owners. Why pay commission
chargesa ISAAC. pI. 7-0713. 80
NEARBY PRINCE GEO. CO., MD.
SELLING? QUICK CASH!
J. VICTOR DIcKEY AP. 7-soso
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash tor property. Free ap.
praisals, day or ntght. D. g, or Md
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AIR-CoNDITIONED once Of 2 rooms
and bath, 2nd-floor front, 14th bet.
Eye and K. CHARLES d. SAGER,
INC. 924 14th st. NV. ST. 3-4567.
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FoLGER BUILDING, 7zS 18th IT.
n,w-Fioor containing 2.4oo So. It.
Also smaller once. Reasonable rates.
New elevator and entrance TO be
Installed Heart Of financial district.
KOORES Il MONTGOMERY, INC,
Realtors, Southern Bldg.s DI. q
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REALTORS SINCE 1905
.724 14th st. NV. Ma. S-234t
40
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STORES FOR RENT tcont.,
JEWELRY STORE
OR FLORIST

Small shop with large show window,
adjoining largest Peoples Drug Store
in D. c.. new shopping center with
ample parking. Immed. occupancy
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Sports Trail

other member of the team, to consult with the coach on the sideline between the 40-yard lines during called time outs.
 When We first saw the sug- gestion, which is included in the questionnaire sent to mem bers of the Football Coaches Association by its rules com mdtee for their reaction, our first thought was "Oh, another scheme to take the game away from the boys" Now were not so sure such legahzed sideline coaching wouldn't be a good idea.
 In the first place, we can1; think of any other team sport where the coach, or manager, is forbidden to converse with his athletes during a contesg, So why should there Joe discrirn- irnation?
 Basketball coaches are al- lowed to huddle with their teams during tirneouts. Base ball coaches can keep up a rum ming fire of instruction. or some thing, and go on the field to talk it over with a pitcher with plenty on his mind and not en- ough on the ball.
 When the kwo-platoon sys- tenn was the vogue in the col lege game side-Gne consulta- tions between coach and a player were quite unnecessary The coach could carry on rur ming conversation with his quarterback, by proxy, iby hay ing a substi ute dash in and out after every play with messages
 With lirnited substitution this isn't practicable, unless 6 coach is blessed with unlin1K. ed players of more or less ca ual ability.
 ] We've always entertained the
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BROTHERS MARK
 BIRTHDAYS AT PARTY

James and Daniel Gushing sons of MT. and Mrs. Richard Gushing, marked their birth days at a joint party Dec. 15 at the home of their parents. James is dive years and his brother four.
 After gifts had been open ed, refreshments were enjoy ed from a table decorated in the Christmas motif. Each child received favors.
 Guests included Pamela Thorburn, Cheri and J-J Cush- ing, Jeanie Franklin, Mary anne and Jackie Farr, Marga- ret Ann, Jacqie and Mike Joy CT, Becky Meachem and Larry Trent. Ace Veatch was unable to attend.
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Society and Clubs
CHRISTMAS MEETING OF
WOMEN OF MOOSE

Mrs. Barton Sollars and Mrs. Charles Fowler were elecxed to membership at the meeting of Women of the Moose on We'd nesday evening.
 Read and accepted were the reports of the Moosehaven, soc- ial service, publicity and mem hership committees. Named to the audit committee were the AGesdames Ed Swearingen, Jack Swearingen and George Sar- vela.
 Mrs. Harry Thorburn was el- ected to the office of chaplain and will be ins. .alled at the next meeting. At that time Mrs. Ev- crit Riggs, child care commit tee chairuian, will present the chapter night program.
 Hostess committee for the next meeting includes Mrs. Betty Huff. chairman, and the Mesdames Frank Bergdoll, Ly- le Phillips, Ray Huff, Ed Van Horn, Howard Trent, Dan Doy- le and Paul Morgan.
 Following the meeting Chr istrnas carols were sung, Chr istEnas gifts were exchanged and refreshments enjoyed. Mrs. Louis Burkhart was hostess.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-22

theory that the quarterback, or whoever is calling the signals, should be left on his own there as much as possible as, after all, it is the players game.
 But we respect the argument of the coaches. The players don't get fired if they don't win. The coaches are the men under pressure, and you can't blame them flor trying to pro- tect their jobs. If, by Little sage advice at an opportune time during a game, they can turn a possible defeat into a vic tory, they can't be Iblamed flor wanting to be allowed to voice
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-22
CHRISTMAS THEME AT E. IF. w. DINNER

Christmas in many lands was the motif of the Business and Professional Women's Club poi luck dinner Monday evening al the Totem Club.
 Mrs. Konrad Krantz, in flaw al an costume, told of Christ mas in Honolulu; Miss Patricia Morrison described the holiday in England; Miss Ruth Lang feldt talked of Germany and Mrs. Sarah Herne of Italy.
 Slides of 'ipeace on ear.h'' were shown. Mrs. Jessie w. Price led the group in Christ mas carols and presented de- votional.
 Special greetings were ex- tended Kate Robertson, whose birthday is Thursday. Gifts for girls at tIhe dorm at the island school were brought to this meeting.
 Eleanore Moore, chairman of the Mardi Gras committee, na- med the following as assistants Corine Welfel,, music; Claire Carey, publicity; Ruby Gossett, co-chairman; Louise Davis. de corations; Jean Williams, rel treatments; Marguerite Sch midt, tickets and Charlotte Morgan, prizes.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-22

the advice.
 We don't know what person al experiences Donelli might have had which have made him such a strong advocate of the proposed new rule.
 He may have sat on The slde- line in agonized helplesslless while his team was doing or not doing something on the field and he could have correc- ted the situation if he could have had a few words with his
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quarterback or captain.
Page Three

quarterback or captain.
 1t is not improbable that his suggestion will receive wide support from fellow sufferers. In fact, he sent out his own private questionnaire and re- ports the response was largely in favor of the proposal.
 Which was only natural. It is job security measure and job security is something most coaches have everything else but, as they say.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-22
BUFFET LUNCHEON HELD TO-DAY

A buffet luncheon, arranged by the medical records staff at Mt. Edgecunnbe hospital for their group as we'll as guests, was held this noon at the med ical records dffice.
 Some forty five people were in attendance.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-22
MEDICAL STAFF HOSTS AT TEA WEDNESDAY

Medical staff of Mt. Edge cuunbe hospital were hosts at tea yesterday afternoon be- tween the hours of two and four o'clock at the class room at the hospital.
 All hospital employees were guests at the affair.
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Read Sentinel Want Advts. ' Want Advts. Bring Results,
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December 22, 1855
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
INSPECT g. COMPARE
ED0N PFISTERER|
1 USED CARS
fRt. z West Phone 9674
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ssss MANAGER
FULL OR SPARE TIME INCOME

"A Cleveland Corporation doing
business nationally since 1923 is
offering a reliable, aggressive per-
sen an opportunity to refill and
collect money from our NEW
PATENTED AUTOMATIC MER-
EHANDISE DISPENSERS in this
area. NO SELLING OR EXPERT
ENCE REQUIRED = INCOME
STARTS IMMEDIATELY. Poten-
tial income from $4,000 to $4,000
per year depending on time devot-
ed and capital invested. To qualify
applicant must have car, refer
ences, and $695.00 to $2500.00
CASH for working capital which
Is. secured by inventory. For per-
sonal interview, write giving full
particulars, name, age, address,.
phone number and present occupa-
tiDn to-. District Manager, 1920
Triskett Road, Dept. $50, Cleve-
land IL, Ohio. 49-2tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
HELP WANTED
SPARE TIME INCOME

$4,000 to $50O.00 MONTHLY pos
sible-we will select reliable man
or woman from this area to refill
and collect money from our New
Automatic Merchandising Machines.
S594.00 to S1250.00 working capi-
tai which is secured by inventory.
No selling. To qualify applicant
must have car, references and
Devoting to 10 hours per week
may net from $4,000 to $4,000
monthly with an excellent oppor-
tunity for taking over full time.
We will allow the person we select
liberal financial assistance for ex-
pansion. For interview, write Civ
ing full particulars, name, address,
age and phone number to Vendit
Inc, 2012 West 25th ST., Dept. SOL,
Cleveland IS, Ohio. 49-2tp