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The Arizona post., 1955-01-21

ael Bernfeld, Blossom Berne, Her
bert Bloom, Harvey Bracher, Jack
Brown, Richard Bloch, Phillip
Besserman, NJ. j. Brown, Maurice
Brooks, Harry Bacal, Arthur Bitt-
ker, Dave Bloom, ST., Barnett
Bey, Fred Bradfield, Bernard
Bloch, Harry Cohen, Louis Cohen,
Max COstin, Jake Capin, Harlow
Capin, Norman Chesin, Zellie Ca
pin, Ben Capin, Ruth Cohen, Nor
ris Cohen, Ben Chesin. Hy COPins,
Salvador CarmOna, Sam Cohen,
Hillie Capin, Charles Danziger,
Mines. william Davidson, Sam
Deutsch, Betty Dubinsky, Ruth
Dubinsky, Norman DeROy, Ben
Eisenstadt, Myer Epstein, Morris
Ernst, John Emery, Mathew
Fairberg, Samson Frank, Harry
III. Fisher, Harry Fisher, Max
Frank, Larry Fishman, Bernard
Friedman, William Fink, Kate
Fink, Larry Fiber, David Fried
land, Leon Franklin, III. Fein,
John Goodman. Harry GOrOdess,
Phillip Greenberg, Manfred Gold
Max Gender, Max Glaedy, Al
GIickman, Nat, Glassberg, Sidney
Cells, Al Gilberg, Charles Cor
don, TheO. Gould, Lillian Gold
smith, Murray Gross, Jack Gaws-
ner, Herman GOldstein, Hyman
Goldberg, Hal Gettler, Arthur
Grunewald, Dorothy Greenbaum,
Leo Haas, Jack Haas, Joseph
HimmelbOch, Robert Heller, Will
liam Haberman, Melvin Halpern,
L. III. Handmaker, Phil Haas, De-
vid Hirsch, Nathan Ingber, BeV-
erly Jacobs, Harold Jacobs, Sam
Jasgur, Charles jacobson, Harry
Kahan, Molly Karmel, Henry
Kaufman, Freida KOenigsOn.
Others attending are: Mines.
Joseph KiveI, Nat Rollins, Edward
KIeinerman, Maxwell Kert. Irving
Kaplan, Ed KOpel, Harry KOpel,
Charles KOplin, Shirley katZ, Nor
man Kaplan, Sophie Kupperman,
Louis Kemper, Aubrey Kahn, Al
vim KiveI, Lee Klinger, Ferd kOh-
ner, Morris KIeinerman, sam
Kurn, Milford Kaye, David kra-
mer, Ben Kessler, Trudy Kramer,
Harold Kalish, Stanley Hatcher,
Irma Kaufman, Michael Keller,
Charles Kalb, Oscar kOenig, ES-
ther Light, Aaron Levy, Leon
Levy, David Levy, Clifford Lew
CONTINUED on Page III
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
Center Bldg.
Shows Progress

Both the architect, Bernard
Friedman and the building
contractor, ]. A. Binns eX-
press extreme satisfaction
over the progress of the new
Center building. They esti-
mate the building should be
ready for occupancy by mid
May.
Roof framing and wall
framing is now being install
ed as we'll as the brick work
on the large meeting hall and
face stone work at the en-
trance. Electrical and plumb
ing is also being roughed in.
Progress should be noticeable
from here on in.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
Temple
Sisterhood
Lists Donors

east meets West" at the
Temple Emanuel Sisterhood
Donor Lunch to be held on
Wednesday at II noon at the
Temple. Herbert Sondheim,
noted fashion designer of
New York City will be here to
present the Fifth Avenue
f a hions while Steinfeld's
head buyer Mrs. Hazel Den
ham Campbell will supervise
the show and present the To-
cal fashion models. Those who
attended last years affair
know how elegant the show
was.
Mrs. Jack Nevins is donor
chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Elmer Goldwyn, Mrs. Melvin
Halpern as co-chairmen. Res
ervations can be made with
Mrs. f1dlpern O-o10I. FrOCeeuS
are for maintenance of the
Religious School.
A partial list of the donors
completed as the paper went
to press is as follows (names
of additional donors will ap-
pear in the next issue of the
PoSt):
Mines. Harry AgrOn, Ethel Ash,
Jules AgrOn, Alex August, Milton
AbeIman, Jack AlfOu, Albert Bill
gray, Dennis bernstein, Clara
B e rn elm, Joseph Bernstein,
Grace Bloch, Alex Brown, Mac
Beaudry, TheO. Bloom, George
Bromley, Irving Buchanan, Mich
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21

held at the home of Mrs. Sid
ney Nevins, 2720 E. 23rd St.
at 8 pm. On Friday, both clubs
will serve as hostesses at the
Oneg Shabbat at Congrega-
ton Anshei Israel, where Mrs.
Kopernuk will deliver the
sermon, and be introduced by
Mrs. Sol Kamin.
On Saturday, Jan. % at 2
pm. an Oneg Shabbat will be
held at the home of Mrs. Har-
ry Strauss, 49O1 E. 18th St.
Hostesses for these affairs are
for Rishona: Mines. Meyer
Berry, Samuel Cohen, Maurice
Handler, Anna Sherman, Ellie
Winkeller, Nellie Margolis,
Max Dinowitz, George Singer,
Nathan F e in S t Elm, Philip
Schneider, Sadie Kaplan, Hy-
man Epstein.
For Sheva: Mines. Leon
Spitzer, Sam Goldstein, JOS
eph Radner, Henry Fassler,
Abe Pine, Sidney Nevins, Her
bert Feig, Joseph Finkelstein,
Ben Kessler, Abe Kramer with
Mrs. David MiShkind in
charge of publicity.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21

Mrs. Kopernuk was born In
Vienna and graduated from
the Academy of Music and is
an accomplished pianist. Dur
ing the War of Liberation, she
headed the Women's Units,
and was chief of the Informa-
ton Department of Jerusa-
lem. Her duties at present
with MoatZet Hopoalot is
spreading music appreciation
among the immigrant villages
and communal settlements
and with youth radio pro-
grams.
General chairman is Mrs.
Irving Malinsky. The commit
tee assisting her consists of
Mines. Meyer Berry, Max Din
owitz, Sara Herzog, Joseph
Bublick, Ike Rubin, I. Gelen-
ter, Nellie Margolis, A. Lip
kin, Bessie Siegal, Lisa Fin
ley, David Levin, Irving Tax
erman, Philip Bramson, Nor
ris Rogin.
Joint Activities
A program of joint activi-
ties by the Rishona and Sheva
Clubs of Pioneer Women dur.
ing Mrs. Kopernuk's visit
here. has been formulated. On
Thursday, a meeting will be
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
40 Million
Sold In Bonds

NEW YORK (JTA)-A to-
through the sale of Israel
bonds during 1854. Bond sales
represent an increase of 3d.
661, 300 over $36,861, $50 in
sales during 1853. The total
sales of Israel bonds since
they were first offered for
sale in May, 1851, reached
S177,552,450 as of the end of
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
Israeli Leader To Address
Rishonu Donor Dinner Wed.

The eighth Donor Dinner of the Kshona Ploneer
Women will be Wednesday evening at pn In the
odor;un, of CONGREGATION Israel The featured
sooLar of the evening will be YOcheved KOpernul
NToatzet HopoaIot delegate to Pioneer Women.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coil your into the office before
Wednesday, PM = Phone Al 3-3682
Top Hotters
To Hove Coffee

Members of the Top HatterS OF
which Mrs. Erma Williams is presi-
dent, invite the public to Coffee,
Easter Sunday afternoon. from 3
to pm. at the Elk's Home.
Arrangements were made We'd
resday night in the groups regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs.
Williams, 1874 West Apache where
business resolved into a social hour
which featured a baby shower. The
shower honored the presidents
granddaughter, Mrs. j. D. Parker,
Jr. Also, Mrs. Vivian Sims, A
March birthday celebrant received
a bedroom clock las a gift from her
fellow club members, and a gift
was given Mrs. Richard Hicks for
her small daughter who was born
in March.
Refreshments We're served.
Vivian Sims, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
Parents Announce
Marriage Of Daughter

Mrs. Eddie j. Johnson of Phoe-
nix and Henry Lee Howard of Dal-
las. Texas, announce the marriage
of their daughter. Annetta Louise
Howard to Frazier H. Brooks, Jr..
last December %, in Yuma. Ari-
Zona.
The bridegroom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier H. Brooks, Sr.
of Phoenix.
Mrs. Brooks is a graduate of Car
yer High School and is attending
Phoenix College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks have made
their home at 1917 East Monroe
Street, Apartment 5.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
Share Your Wisdom
BY DIR. THOMAS II. GAINES

{. NEW YORK. (GlobaD = The
more we study LIE, the more GER
tain it. follows that we learn that
the force behind life is orderly, de-
pendable, intelligent. !, Everything
we need for complete wholeness
and strength is to be found in Ma
ture or the Power behind it.. There
seems to be no such thing, as
chance in life. All Divine processes
follow a set predetermined Sc
ries of laws and principles. Astro-
nomers can accurately predict
eclipses next year or ten thousand
years from today. Cause and eff
feet follow each other in harmoni-
Gus orderly fashion. Two and two
always add up to four and never
three or five.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
Order Of Eastern
Stors Hold
Monthly Meeting

The monthly meeting Of Mari
copa Chapter No. 1, Order of East
ern Star was held at Prince Hal
Masonic Temple, Monday night
March IA with Mary Lou Harvey
Worthy AIatron presiding. The at
tendance was good and evidence OF
the keen interest and membership
is taken in the work Of the Order
Sister Marion Felix, long time
member of Yavapai Chapter. Pres
cott, was a special visitor.
Among other business trans
acted was selection of various COM
mittees that are to make arrange
ments for the coming meeting OF
the Grand Chapter. also for the
Palm Sunday services, April 3, al
New Home Baptist Church which
will begin at 3 pm. and will be
in charge of Palm Chapter No. 3
Next meeting, the Queen of the
South degree will be given to three
initiates
Hattie M. Scott, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
DESERT MAsHIE GOLF CLUB

The club met Thursday night at
the Elks home. Harry Session, the
prexy was in charge. of the very
Interesting meeting. Plans for the
eighth annual golf tourney in April
was the topic. Mr.sNusbaum .tro-
pfv salesman, was present. with an
assortment of his wares and the
necessary number for the tourna-
ment was selected. We are also
awarding a squaw dress from Gold
waters al. the trophy award lunch
con. Secure your chance from any
golfer.
The membership is planning a
bigger and. better tournament this
year than ever before.
There will-'be a dinner-dance and
trophy award luncheon, during the
meet.
RESPONSE from the brother and
sister golf clubs is very encourag-
ing. The Postal golfers of LA. will
be here i'll their special pullman
the same as last year.
Members we are meeting every
Thursday night at the Elks. Please
BE PRESENT.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
La CHARAs1TI SORORITY

Soror Christine Jackson, 4 East
Madison. was hostess to the La
'charamti Sorority Monday eve
ming, with the president Delois
Moore presiding. A very interest,"
ing business meeting was held. The
Sorcrs initiated one new member,
Mrs. Maple Pratt. She was well
coined into the group with all priv
ileges. Christine served delicious
menu of roast beef, fresh green
beans, parsleyed potatoes, hot but
tered homemade rolls and Jello.
ice cream and cake, plus ice tea.
Mrs. Moore will entertain the
girls Monday.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
OMEGA PSI PHrs SMOKER

Mr. Cercie McClelland, Basilius
of the Omega's. was host to his
Fraternity brothers. at a smoker,
i'm his home on last Friday night.
During the business session q. re-
port on .scrogressi7 of the Sweet
heart Contest, was made by, DR..
D. E. Perdue and William Warren.
Delegates. were;s also selected to
attend the 18th 4annual district
meeting, later in. the spring, Also
work has begun toward entertain
ing the Grand National on it's first
visit to the west coast.
IAN interesting feature was the
sketches of the history of Omega,
given by Dr. l.. C. Wormley, DR..
David Solomon. William Warren
and DR.. Henry (Hank Jones, of
Tucson, who is now Radiology
Techniciana at Maricopa County
I1OSpAtd1.
The under. graduate chapter was
re-actiyated at Arizona State Col
lege and the University of Arizona.
Among those present to enjoy
Mr.. ,McClelland.s hospitality were a
number of students from A.S.C.
and the u. of Arizona, also Inem-
bers of the newly organized Lam
padas club. and of course the
membership of the Omega's.
p Ia very tasty .repast of complete
ham dinners with all of the trim
nlings, and. a variety of sparkling
refreshments was enjoyed by all
present.
IA vote of.thanks was given Ger
Gle for his method of making, the
combination business meeting and
smoker a: night .1of relaxation.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
D0ING TIE ! TOWN
Jane Washington

Street. Mr.. Thomas Williams and
her spouse We're the entertaining
hosts. Mrs. Batists was enticed to
go to the Masonic Temple for din
ner by Mr.. Roland Simon, and kept
there until the hour arrived for
the affair, On returning TO her
home. she found a party in full
swing in her honor; she just about
passed, out.
An assortment of canapes and
knick knacks Including Simon's
special) were enjoyed. also oodles
of beverages of all sorts.
Cards and dancing We're the di-
versions.
Lillian received an array of use
full gifts Among those present to
enjoy this super party were the
following: The Harry Sessions; Ed
ward Hightower's; Richard Hicks;
Ben Washingtons; Jean & Joe Will
liam. Bill Lee and Eldridge Como
way Jr, Roland Simon; Thomas
Williams and Mr.. Batiste.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25

Wednesday night. A Short meeting
was held to complete, check up on
the affair given last Sunday: The
girls soeialized by playing cards.
The following club girls were CIV
en-. their birthday gifts: Mesdames
Arvella Bledsoe, .Madge Oliver and
Leola Dykes. They were very
pleased with their gifts. Mesdames
Marian Ware, Pauline. JordonT and
Legusta Lynch were guests, =
( tDoris served a delectable cold
plate and a variety of beverages.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
SOCIAL
CALENDAR

Friday-March 25
Loyal Buddies-. Formal. Dance,
!. Masonic Temple, 10 pm.
Mcnday-March 90 g
La Charamti Sorority meeting.
Delois Moore, 732 wv. Grant.
Tuesday-Marchs % :.
Debonairs meeting, Mrs. Emma
Osborne, 1248 E. Monroe.
Wednesday--NIarch 80
Concho Girls meeting. Mrs. Essie
lPullins, 21O4 South 7th Avenue.
Thursday-AIarchy 81 !.
Desert Mashie Golf Club, Elks
Home.
Bingo Games at Elk's Home. /:
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25

Miss Donetta Hall is another en-
trant in< the Omega Psi Phi's con-
test FOR Sweetheart. of Omega.
Miss. Hall IS a. sophomore at
Phoenix College and a member of
the Pyramid Club of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority. She attended Car
yer and St. Mary's High Schools.
After graduation entered Phoenix
College.
Miss Hall is sponsored by the
Beta Theta Chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
DEBONAIRS HOLD ESSAY
PANEL

On last Thursday night, the De-
bonairs met at the home of Mrs.
Estella Ingram, on East Van Buren.
The president was in charge OF
the meeting. A very interesting
feature was the panel discussion.
Each club girl brought in an essay
on her favorite club pal (Deben-
airl. Alvie Ritchie and Ollye San
ders tied for honors but -Ollye fin
ally won the title of tMrs. Favor
ite Debonair." Congratulations,
Ollye! The girls are sponsoring a
matinee and Dance along with
their Turkey dinners at the Ma
sonic Temple on April 3.
AS usual Estella's menu was tops.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
LOYAL BUDDES PLAN
FORMAL

The Loyal iBuddies, met at the
home of Mrs. Mary Howard, 1888
West Tonic, on Sunday night At
ter the usual opening, open forum
was held on the formal to be held
tonight, at the Masonic Temple.
Bids are out and we are expecting
a large contingent of guests V
! Mary served italian spaghetti
and meat balls along with spark
ling beverages.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our gratitude
to all the friends who were so
helpful and understanding and the
words of sympathy and floral Of
fering following the death of Rev.
Pharrah P. Pope. uncle and father.
Emmett Burton and family
Grace Swearinger
Beaulah Perry.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
CONCHO'S MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE

The .concho girls met at the
home of AIRS. Vera Patterson on
South 9th Avenue, Wednesday
night, The president was in the
chair. The short. business session
was on the membership drive. The
club is open for PLEDGES. Contact
any of the members for an appli-
cation blank. The girls socialized
by playing cards. Vera served q
delicious tuna salad cold plate. !
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
VALLEY VELVETS

!Elzey Allen entertained the Val
ley. Velvets Sunday. afternoon at
the homeof Oscar Warner on East
Madison. After the usual opening,
a lengthy business session. Plan
ming the future. of the organization.
Ely served an appetizing menu
and plenty of beverages.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25

Mrs Sybil Perkins was hostess
TO her club the VoguetteS on Tues
day night at her home, 1925 w
Jefferson st. Mrs. Mae Mccarthy
president, held the business session
which was followed by a social
hour.
The buffet ham dinner was
served by the hostess.
Miss Emma Jean McBroom OF
1401 E. Monroe St. will host the
next meeting, April 5, at s pm.
Mrs. JoAnn Grimes, Rptr.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
Visit in Ooklond

Mrs. H. Y. Stevenson of 1417
East Madison and her sister Mrs.
Mary Howard. Detroit, Michigan
are visiting relatives and friends in
Oakland, California. Mrs. Howard
was in Phoenix last week.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
CORRECTION,

Due to an error in reporting the
Omega's charter members. Ernest
rBartlett's name was omitted. MIR.
Bartlett was one of the original
charter members.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
just Married

This Colmn has just learned that
the Right Reverend. j.. r. Miner,
141O East Adams, was recently
married. Read this column next
week for full details.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25

Elder F. Price of Omaha, Neb.,
was in the city couple of days
visiting. He was the house guest
of ELDER and Mrs. D. Clark, 103 S.
18th st.
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
SURPRISE PARTY

Mrs. Lillian Batise,e was honored
at "a surprise going away party,
Sunday night at 1G4 North 18th
Arizona sun., 1955-03-25
MERRY MIXERS soCIALIzE

Mrs. Doris Dennis was hostess to
the Merry Mixers social night at
her home on East Washington,
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
MORE MOUTHS TO FEED

Our bumper baby crops" continue. Some four million American citizens coming into the world each year.
 From business point of view, this means that the potential market for all manner of goods and services is increasing at tremendous rate It is of the reasons why most forecasters convinced that the American economy, far from being mature, will keep expanding-and keep on bringing better living standards to the masses of people.
 At the same time, certain unacceptable problems involved. In addition to the bumper baby crops tions that the S population will touch 2l5 million in 20 years-a jump of about 50 million over the present figure. Producers in all fields have real job ahead to compensate for that Meat is good habits of almost everyone Our per capita consump- ton is running around 154 pounds year If that rate is to be maintained it is estimated that produc- ton will have to be increased by as much Is per cent in the next 15 years and 30 per cent in the next 20 The livestock and meat industry is thus faced with a task of the first magnitude.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
Captain Fined For Hunting
 From 'Copter

FAIRB BANK SACapt. M. D. Lord, stationed with the Ar1ny's 30th Engineer unit at Kotzebue on a mapping project, has been fined $500 for killing a mountain sheep with use of helicopter
 The judgment was made in US. Commissioners Court in Kotze- bue. Capt Lord also received suspended six months jail sen tence.
 In the later part of June, Capt. Lord flew technician onto a mountain top near Kotzebue While waiting for him to complete his assignment, Lord, who was standing near the helicopter, sighted two sheep. He killed one and strapped it to the outside of the craft for transporting to Noa- talk. Capt. Lord gave the sheep to a family in that village.
 Through an anonymous lead, agents of the Fish and Wildlife Service at Fairbanks were able to narrow the search down to the 3Oth Engineers.
 ''ThiS case has no reflection on the 30th Engineers as a whole, :" said Ray Tremblay, wildlife en- forcement agent. "They have a good conservation program and indoctrinate their men carefully before sending them onto the var ious mapping jobs. Capt. Lord was acting on his own, despite the briefings given him by the group officials"
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
ALASKA AIRLTNES

From Anchorage: E. A. Hoff- man, Jannett Faires, Mrs. c. R. Jackson, J. Norbert, N. Talbot, Mrs. N. Talbot, Bert Talbot, Fred McGinnis, MT. and Mrs. F. Fisher, B. c. Harwood, F. s. Williamson, F. Lieles, w. s. Nelson, A. w. Smith, N. R. Herman.
 To Anchorage: It. Liedholdt, Carl Quisberg.
 To Kotzebue: c. Mendenhall, Robert Morgan. T. Sinineo, M. Sirnineo, c. Simineo, c. H. Fiscus, Velma Brown, R. Rogers, Warren and Marvin Thomas.
 From McGrath: Mrs. Lam brecht, Robert and Carol Lam brecht. To Moses Point: Charlie Auliye. From Unalakleet: Lenora Sagoonick.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
COmmie QuestiOner of Gen. Dean in Korean War Condemned to Death

SEOUL, R-A South Korean army court martial yesterday condemned to death Lee Chang Kwang, one of the first Commu- nists to interogate Maj. Gen. Will liam F. Dean after he was cap tured in the Korean War.
 Lee was convicted of giving aid to the enemy by passing to the Communists information alleged ly obtained from Dean.
 President Rhee as well as high CT military tribunals will have to approve the death sentence be- fore it can be carried out.
 Lee was an intelligence officer of the local Communist Party near Taejon, where Dean was captured in the early days of the Korean War. The general wan dered for 10 days, seeking rem nants of his shattered 24th Divi- sion, before he was betrayed by two Korean farmers and caught.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
FATHER AND SON NIGHT

ANN ARBOR, Mich, R-Frank Blandowski, 67, got more than one jolt when he collided head-on with another car Monday night.
 The driver of the second vehicle was his son, Raymond, 20.
 Neither was injured seriously.
 BlandoWski was driving to a grocery store and his son was on his way home when the two cars met on a curve.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
BLIZZARD DOWN UNDER

SYDNEY, Australia R-Wintry gales swept New South Wales and Victoria yesterday as South east Australia recorded its worst blizzard of the year. The storm left huge snowdrifts in the South ern Australian Alps.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
Whats My Line Guest Spotted as Auto Thief

NEW YORK, R-A television panel on the CBS show What's My Liner" managed Sunday night to guess that the slim dark-haired young mans occupation was that of an elephant handler.
 Nine hundred miles away in Royal Oak, Mich, two viewers thought they also recognized him as something else and they called the FBI in Detroit Monday he was arrested on charges of auto theft.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
ONE FAT. FEARFUL SUM

Suppose that each of us was assessed in one lump the amount pay Tn hidden taxes. This lump sum would have pretty sobering effect and those of who camor for more and more government services and subsidies would be likely to revise thinking considerably The unacceptable fact is that the people have to pay for what their government spends. The amount they pay is going to be the same, whether it is taken from them cent at time in one fat, fearful sum-
 -Boothbay, Me. Register
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
GOODYEAR Highway and Off-fhe- Road
Truck Tires

NcS EVERY GOODYEAR TIRE IS "JOB SPECIAL
 IST." It is designed to do certain type of work efficiently economically and at lower than any other kind So whether your job calls for tires that will give traction stand better long, highspeed high way hauls endure the pounding punishment of off heroad deliver for less costyoun find that Good Tires thanever buys today Try them and you'll why Goodyear tires used than any other make
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10

Two hundred and twenty-five languages, exclusive of dialects, are spoken in India.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10
NorwaIk Conn., Hour: "Autonation does not nee

essary mean fewer jobs. It means greater production by more skilled and better trained workers. It also should mean higher standard of living for the workers who can qualify the operatives as well as to the public generally through greater production"
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-10

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