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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver A. Weber
and children of Cleveland, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Titus
and Mrs. Paul M. Halbrooks last
week.
Mrs. Leonard Dalton and Miss
Ruby Dalton spent several days
last week in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kardman
and Mr. and Mrs. John Sessler en-
tertained with a dinner bridge at
the London Country Club last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clancy and
family have returned to their home
in Peoria, Ills, after a visit with
Mr.. Chaney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. CLANCY.
Mrs. Wilhelmena Caldwell has
been the guest of her son, Philip
Caldwell and family at their home
in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Mattinson
have been spending several days
with their son, Richard in Philadel-
phia, Penna.
Mrs. Margaret Thon of Hart
ford, Conn, was recent guest OF
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Dickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Meats and
sons vacationed at Indian Lake
last week.
A pot luck dinner was held last
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Boyo
Copeland at Baltimore, Ohio. The
guests present included, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c. Park, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Ray and son, Miss Alice Ray anc
Miss Jessie Park all of Soutf
Charleston; Mr.. and Mrs. L. w
Peterson and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Wright and family, Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Copeland and Mrs. L
w. Peterson Sr., all of Springfield
Mrs. John Copeland of London anC
Mrs. John A. Copeland of Alexan
dria, Va. Mrs. M. c. Park remain
ed in Baltimore for a visit will
Mrs. Boyd Copeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shoemaker
; have returned from a fishing triI
} in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall o
Cleveland were recent guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colliflow
er, Miss Nancy Swain and Mis-
Phyllis Colliflower spent last week
: end near Great Lakes, Ills, whert
they visited Fred Colliflower Us
; Navy.
Mrs. c. M. Drake is convalescinj
at her home after undergoing sur
: gerry for the removal of a kidne.
at Springfield City Hospital, re
Gently.
Paul Minnick who underwen
surgery at Springfield City Hos
: pital last week has been returne,
to the Clark County Sanitariun
Springfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-09

Lewis and children, all of Colurn-
bus, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ke-
fauver, Jr. and children oil New
Rome.
Junior Lewis, grandson OF
Mr.. and 1ils. Richard KefauvcI u
an ulcer reuent in Cnildrci !.
Hospital
Cheryl Ann Hostetler, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hostetler is
critically i'll in Children's HoSpi-
tai
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-09
SPORTS

and nobody on. The umpires had
decided that this was to be the
last inning. Brown threw three
curve balls. The first called
strike, the second I swung at and
missed and the third l hit.
We went to st. Louis and need
ed one of three games to win the
National League pennant. In the
first game Johnny Mize hit home
run in the 10th to beat us 4-3.
Then Charley Root beat the Car
dinals, 1913, the next to last Gay
of the season.
But I was a sad manager in the
Series. The Yankees beat us four
straight.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-09

CoMETIMEs, bargain is measured by how little
- you pay.
Sometimes, it's measured by how much you get.
But here's one that's whopping bargain by both
measures. Ea
Because right now-for the leastest money of the
year-you can buy the mostest Buick in history.
That, Mister, is because we're adding profit
sharing bonas allowance top of the long trade-n
allowances we've been making all year.
And when we say the "mostest' Buick, we mean
the most-wanted Buick ever built-the that has
broken every record in the book-outselling by far
all other cars except the two most widely known
smaller ones.
We mean the Buick that brings you the most for
your money in terms of mighty V8 Power-of real
family-size room-of bold fresh styling The one
that gives you the most buoyant ride ever born of
all-coil springing
And we mean the only blessed by the smooth
magic of Variable Pitch Dynahow worlds first
transmission built on the switch-pitch principle of
the modern planes propeller.
Come on in. We're ready and waiting to make you
the deal of your life on the most thrilling Buick ever
variable Pitch DynafosV bs only Dynsow Buick baS, today
nasdard RoadmaHer optional a,odsH other
Series.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-09
S. CHARLESTON
6Y MRS. n. r. NELSON
ph. s-S375 & 8-8502

Fredric Tindall has accepted a
position with the Western Star in
Lebanon, Ohio. Fredric, who is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Tindall,
has been employed at the South
Charleston Sentinel for the past
several months.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-09
Gabby's Pick-0ff
Saved IS Series

This is the second of six stor-
les written especially for AP
Newsfeatures by new members of
baseball's Hall of Fame).
BY LEO (GABBY) HARNETT
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06

G. M Moss retired Whitefh publisher former Montana
state senator the Memorial the VIEW district
convention Services held
Columbia
of "doughboy" symbolic Ludng,
Horse VIEW district w.
Pablo At right Mrs. Ward Wine Springs outgoing
district auxiliary president lady
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
Two Men Join
n. n. Tousters

MARTIN CITY-Herman Byrd
and Bud Chef became new mem
bers of Hungry Horse Toastmast-
ers club No. 1048 at their April %
meeting. The club now has %
members. Meeting dates are the
second and fourth Thursdays of
each month, at the Oxbow cafe,
Martin City. There is room for
seven more members, and those
interested are most cordially invit-
ed to join this active POSTMASTER
club.
Toastmaster for the evening was
Bruce Miller, West Glacier, Topic
master was Ed Beatty, West Gla-
cier. Evaluator for the evenings
speeches was Floyd Mcclure
Martin City.
Presenting five minute speeches
were the Rev. Elwyn Tesche, Mar
tin City, speaking on the subject
Changing Word Meanings" Don
Robinson, West Glacier, Guided
Missiles; Dick Greiner, Hungry
Horse "The Pocketbook Menace"
George Gulick, Columbia Falls
"The Old Fashioned Way"
Guest for the evening wa.
Frank Mueller, chief design branch
Regional Bureau of Reclamation
office, Boise.
President Dick Greiner, presid-
ed. Jim Williams, Hungry Horse
is secretary.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
Skin First Topic
Of New PC. Class

HUNGRY HORSE = The first
class in physical culture which
met Monday in the Community
club building featured lecture on
skin types and individual skin
problems, followed by discussion.
The class, which is open to high
school girls and adult women,
meets in the club building each
Monday at 8 pm.
The instructor, Mrs. William
Krall, asks that all who attend
classes next Monday come dressed
in jeans and low heels as the
schedule includes exercises.
A good crowd attended the Com
munity club-sponsored Bubble
dance. Music was by the Grilley
orchestra. At midnight balloons
were distributed by four alluring
curvacious dancing girls attired il
tWo-piece net costumes. The foul
beauties were Erwina Riley, Wal
da Dusterhoff, Jemina Willows ant
Raydene Quigley. The quartz
caused a sensation. Door prize a
the dance was won by Scott.
Goodsell, Kalispell. Dance chair
man and master of ceremonies wa
c. w. Armagost.
The Community club is stagini
a two-week cleanup campaign
with Jim Willows in charge.
Next meeting of the club i
scheduled, Wednesday, May IL.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
Dance to Aid Coram Project

: CORAM = The community is
planning a spot dance to be given
at Anglers Lodge Saturday, May
IA, to raise money to move the old
school building. The building was
bought from School District for
a community hall and must be
moved by September.
Rex Brown has offered the use
of his equipment to move the
building if we can have it ready to
move before he takes his equip
ment to the woods.
Edwin Reed has offered to cut
and deliver two 72-foot timbers
to the grounds. These will be used
as skids.
Several have turned out to work
on the foundation at the new site,
which is directly across from the
new school.
The regular meeting of the Cor
am Civic club will be held Mon
day at pm. at the schoolhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Campeau and
family of Kalispell came out and
helped Jack Forsythe, Mrs. Cam
peau's father, celebrate his birth
day anniversary Sunday. Sid and
Grandma joined the family for
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Forsythe and
Glen Lyons attended the Masonic
dinner in Columbia Falls Thursday
evening.
Ray Swanson, who is employed
by the Great Northern at Boomers
Ferry, spent the weekend here
with his family.
Mrs. Ernest Hanson is employed
at the Pennywise Drug in Hungry
| Horse.
Mrs. George Campbell and son
Leslie, of Havre are visiting a
the Ernest Hanson home. They arr
relatives of Belvas.
A big turnout at the meeting
Monday evening is desired so the
work can be planned so as to b.
completed before Rex Brown
moves to the woods, which won
be long if this weather holds out
, Come and do your bit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Page re
turned Tuesday from a two-Weel
vacation in the east. Mrs. Page
mother and several other relative
live in Minnesota.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Fogelsong of Con
I rad visited at the Kaufman home
l Mrs. Fogelsong and Mrs. Kauf
!. man are sisters.
! The Coram Ladies aid will NEE
E at the Page home this week.
e Although only five tables c
players played cards, Sill wa
S raised at the benefit for Erne:
o Hanson last Saturday evening {
n the school. Hostesses were Mr.
n Cliff Travis and Mrs. Edwin Rec
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06

George Mollberg.
Mrs. Phil Clack has returned to
her summer home at Lake McDon-
aid after spending the winter in
Havre.
Mrs. Myrtle Gazaway of San
Francisco is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Henry Hutch
ings. Mr.. Hutchings is slowly re-
gaining his strength at his home
after an operation and long stay
in the Kalispell hospital.
Mrs. Russell Erickson was hos
tess for the West Glacier Canasta
club, Thursday evening. High
score was won by Mrs. George
Henderson. Second high and low
scores were won by Mrs. George
Mollberg and Mrs. Dan Lundgren
respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson
and Mrs. Helen Glib spent the
weekend in Spokane and attend
ed the Ice Follies. They report tina
the show was outstanding.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Stan Baxter arr
taking a representative group O
their skaters to present a show a
Lake Blaine Sunday afternoon.
The Tuesday Bridge club me
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Mes
t with Mrs. Leona Harrington as CO.
hostess.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
w. @. Homemukers
Sponsoring Show

WEST GLACIER-"May Mad
ness" variety show is being pre-
sented by the West Glacier Home
Demonstration club next Friday at
at 8 pm. in the park conference
hall.
The benefit performance is be-
ing sponsored by the club to raise
funds for purchase of cooking and
eating utensils at the community
conference hall.
Mrs. Stanley Joseph is director
and producer of the show which
will include one-act play
"Martyred for a Mortgage" q
homemaker's kitchen band, bag
pipe number and Scottish dance
Gay Nineties revue and instrument
tai presentations.
Tickets are so cents for adult
and 25 cents for children.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
Falls Host to District VIEW

License plates from different
western Montana counties were
prevalent in Columbia Falls last
Sunday as the district l VFW and
auxiliaries held their spring meet
ing in the lumber mill city with
an aluminium halo.
The Sunday noon banquet at
McGregor's cafe and the adjacent
VFW club saw 173 seated at din
ner.
The morning commenced with
registration at Columbia Falls new
grade school mUlti-purpose room.
Ladies had the east end of the
big room, and separated by the
folding wall, men the west for the
afternoon sessions.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
At II am. the delegates cars
streamed out to Montana's State
Soldiers Home for a Memorial
service. 1t was to have taken place
on the parade ground, but a drip
ping SKY resulted in use of the
Homes auditorium.
Howard Wilson, Columbia Falls
post commander, opened the meet
ing and introduced Roy Root, Kali
iSpell, district commander.
Others to be introduced includ-
ed Willis M. Mexican, Malta, state
commander of the VFW; Mrs. o
R. Carlson, Forsyth, state presi-
dent of the VFW auxiliaries, anc
Mrs. Ward Winebrenner, Ho-
Springs, district president of the
auxiliary.
Presidents of. posts were intro
duced as well as past, district com
manders.
INTRODUCE GRADY I.
Clarke F. Grady, new command
er of the Soldiers Home who tool
over April Is, welcomed the dele.
gates to the Home, and thanked
the VFW and auxiliary for it
many gifts to the Home.
Thomas D. Fleming, Bonner
Soldiers Home board Chairman
welcomed the group, and briefl,
reviewed conditions at the insti
tuition.
! Mayor Herman Benzien wei
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
Hunt Family Going
To New Location
by Mrs. Francis Watne

ABBOTT CREEK = Mr.. and
Mrs. Chef Hunt have sold their
home to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Snyder. Mr.. Hunt has left for Fol-
som Dam near Sacramento, Calf,
where he is transferring from
Hungry Horse Dam as a power
house operator. Mrs. Hunt and
Darla and Terry will leave May
"a for Sacramento, where they will
make their home. We are sorry to
lose these friends as neighbors, but
wish them luck and happiness in
their new location. Mr.. and Mrs.
Snyder have three children, and
Mr.. Snyder is also a powerhouse
operator at the dam. We welcome
them into our community.
Mrs. Mamie Good of Great Falls
has arrived at the Watne home to
help care for the Buckley children
while Mrs. Buckley is a patient in
the Sisters of Mercy hospital. Mrs.
Good is the mother of Mrs. Buck
ley and Mrs. Watne.
The Foley children and their
dad Red" spent Saturday building
a nice corral.
Visiting at the Watne home Sun
day afternoon were MIR. and Mrs
Francis HankinSon and family
Mrs. Katherine Sutherland, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Watne and fam
lily and Paul Buckley and family
Mr.. Hankinson had his movie cam
era, along, and got some lovely
pictures of the large flock of snow
geese which stopped over" in the
large meadow across from oul
house. With careful creeping h,
got within a couple of hundred
feet of the geese, and then tn,
geese showed no fright, and jus
walked along in front of him Will
he took pictures. He looked mucl
like Farmer Brown" driving hi
geese to pasture. The geese stage,
here all Sunday afternoon AM
then apparently journeyed on.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Barge an,
family spent Sunday afternool
visiting at the Ralph Smith home
The Barges are former residents @
our community, having moved in
to the Evergreen district near Kal
ispen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lindberg re
turned home after an $500 mil
trip. They report a wonderful tim
and experienced some real flooc
in Alabama. With the sun tan Dor
othy has, it appears that she he
seen a little more sunshine tina
we have.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
Eileen Lietz Feted
At Birthday Dinner

MARTIN CITY-Eileen Lietz
celebrated her birthday anniver-
sary in grand style Saturday. She
was honored at a birthday dinner
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Lietz, and was also
lucky enough to win an cupboard
motor at Bigfork. Those who help
ed her enjoy her dinner were the
Cliff LeVang family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Lietz, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Buzzell, Mrs. Red Thompson, Carol
and Allan Kuesput and Bill Rog-
ers and the Otto Lietz family.
Saturday is square dance night.
All square dancers are urged to
attend.
The Rev. and Mrs. Elwyn Tes-
che are the proud parents of a
baby girl, Jean Ellen, born April
80 at the Whitefish hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Stiner be-
came the proud parents of little
daughter, Tana Rae, born April Is
at Kalispell General hospital.
Kenneth Chef left by bus Mon.
day for Detroit to visit relatives.
Mrs. Homer Cady is a patien
at Kalispell General hospital
Mrs. Bill Duer, Mrs. Leona Due
and Mrs. Jean Scott and son lief
Tuesday for Idaho. Mrs. Bill Due
will visit there for a few days ant
Mrs. Leona Duer and Mrs. Scot
will continue on to California. MI
and Mrs. Bob Rogers, Mr.. an
Mrs. Don Lietz, Mr.. and Mrs. Chri
Chef and Mr.. and Mrs. Chef mo
tored to Roman Saturday to atten
the funeral of Tom Moore, a
, uncle.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rowles ar
f redecorating their Tamarack lodg
: Micky Chef, who is i'll at HON
with rheumatic fever wants I
thank all who have been so kin
J. as to send him cards and gifts an
q those who have called on him.
all helps so much to pass the tin
, more quickly.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
M. c. School Has
Talk on Greenland
by Lynda Kay Moore

MARTIN CITY-Fred Sorensen
was d visitor at the Martin City
school Thursday afternoon. He
showed some slides and gave a
talk on Greenland"
Forrest Birnel is back in school
after being peppered with an ex-
ploding dynamite cap.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Moore pur-
chased new Kirby vacuum clean
er Monday. 1t is very nice.
The fifth and sixth grade chill
dren had been writing to Loretta
~Ost, who died after being i'll with
rheumatic fever.
Frank Sharr of Hungry Horse
came to the school and took oul
pictures Friday afternoon. Each
room was taken as group.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
Saw Demonstration
Set for Martin City

MARTIN CITY - A Clinton
chain saw demonstration will take
place Saturday starting at l pm.
at Western Motors in Martin City.
A factory trained representative
will conduct the equipment show.
There will be free coffee and do
nuts.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06
Joint Homemukers
Meeting at w. @.

WEST GLACIER = Columbia
Annas Home Demonstration club,
Columbia Falls, will be. guests of
the West Glacier club at their reg
ular meeting, Tuesday.
The county associate home DEM
onstration agent, Fay McNabb,
will be speaker. Subject will be
Food Needs of all Ages"
The West Glacier-Apgar PTA
final meeting will be at 800 pm.
pot luck open to the community
at the conference hall. Each family
is to bring food and their own eat
ing utensils. Besides installation OF
officers, the program will consist
of entertainment by the Cir
Scouts and Brownies and the Cut
scouts. Girl Scouts and Brownie:
are sponsored by the PTA.
Pack 80, Den l of the Cub scout.
planned a visit to the Hungry
Horse News Wednesday. Mrs
Stanley Spurgeon and Mrs. Elmel
Fladmark will supervise during
the trip.
Rae Marie Price has taken /;
temporary clerical job in the chic
clerks office.
Mrs. Gudger is returning to he
summer residence at the head o
Lake Mcdonald this weekend af
ter spending the winter in Helene
Her daughter, Mrs. Elinor Park
and two children have returne
from Egypt and will spend tn
summer at the Gudger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reid wi
move to the Mcdonald ranger sta
ton next week for the season.
William Yenne and Robel
Fleming spent Tuesday in Mis-
soula on business.
Arlene Frazer left headquarte1
, Monday to accept permanent civ
il service position in Missoula.
An unfortunate accident cause
| Bruce Hallmark to be throw
2 backwards off his bicycle Frida,
: Although unconscious for quar-
a ter of an hour Bruce suffered on
skull confusion and a sore arr
Deep in preparations for tt
!, tourist trade are Mrs. Fred LIE
throp and Mrs. Art Jackson ;
work in the West Glacier Cur
shop.
Sunday will see the opening I
the West Glacier cafe under tt
: management of Mr.. and MI
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06

ress; Mrs. l. o. Graft, Whitefish,
secretary; Mrs. Doris Kruger,
Missoula, treasurer; Mrs. D. w.
Day, Pablo, chaplain; Mrs. Bill
Nadeau, Columbia Falls, patriotic
instructor; Mrs. JEANNE Sederdahl,
Eureka, historian; Mrs. Joyce
Chapman, Libby, musician, and
Anna Paschke, Kalispell and Ruth
Magee, Missoula, color bearers;
Alpha Denny, Hot Springs, and
Marlyn Downing, Hamilton, col
or guards.
Next district meeting will be in
Missoula in September
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-06

coined the delegates.
At the Memorial service itself,
Ray Barnhart, Columbia Falls post
chaplain, directed the ritual.
G. M. Moss, retired Whitefish
publisher, was the speaker. He
warned that appeasement and CO.
existence lead to the downfall of
peace-loving nations. He urged
strong preparedness and not giving
in to Communist powers. He in
Guided the islands off the China
coast.
Mrs. Ray Bergan, Whitefish,
sang solo and the program con-
cluded with taps.
After the banquet at McGregor's
cafe and the VFW club, the dele
gates returned to the school multi
purpose room for business meet
ings. About 4:30 pm. officers were
elected.
ELECT OFFICERS
The VFW chose D. w. Day,
Pablo, member of the Poison post,
as commander of district l.. which
| has II posts in western Montana,
and 1,020 members. He succeeds
Roy Root, Kalispell.
Mrs. Vince Caciari, Whitefish,
was elected president of the dis
trict auxiliary, succeeding Mrs.
Ward Winebrenner, Hot Springs. /
Elmer A. Heisel, Libby, was
named senior vice commander;
George w. Denny, Hot Springs,
junior vice commander; Leonard
Aylesworth, Roman, quartermast-
er; Bob Wickard, Poison, chaplain;
Pat Hume, Eureka, surgeon; Herb
Kruger, Missoula, district Judge
advocate; Dick Johnson, Poison,
/ trustee.
| AUDITING OFFICERS
i The ladies met with consider
| ably more ceremony. In addition
to Mrs. Caciari as president, they
chose or appointed Mrs. Leon Ter
ry, Poison, senior vice command
er; Mrs. Bert Hill, Columbia Falls
j junior vice commander; Mrs. Lot
| Mcconnell, Libby, guard; Mrs
i Richard Johnson, Poison, conduct
Evening star., 1955-01-31
Commonwealth Ministers
Convene in Midst of War Crisis
Other Topics Showed Aside as Toks
Strive to Find Peace for Far East

cern of the New Zealand govern
ment in bringing the Formosa
situation to the United Nations
Security Council today was to
stop the fighting between Red
China and Chang Kai-shek's
Chinese Nationalist. Giving full
support to the New Zealand
move, the foreign secretary said:
"The government remains con-
vinced that a solution will not be
found by attempts to apportion
blame, or to oblige one side of
the other to give up what they
regard as their rights or essential
interests"
Other Issues Showed Aside.
Showed into the background
were such topics as prospects
for easing the cold war tensions
in Europe. new defense problems
in the H-bomb age and economic
relations.
Prime Minister Churchill was
striving to muster the influence
of the Commonwealth, embrac-
ing one-fourth of the world s
population, behind today's move
in the United Nations Security
Council for a China cease fire.
On hand for the closed door
meetings were:
Prime Ministers Nehru of In
dia, Louis st. Laurent, Canada;
Robert G. Menzies, Australia;
(See MINISTERS, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1955-01-31
Young Defends S Pct. Pay Rise
As Amount h. S. Can Afford
Tells Civil Service Group in Senate
Rates Lag in Middle and Upper Grades

ticable the compression between
the lower and higher salaries
which have taken place since
1889"
Seek End to Limits.
The commission chief also
asked that the present limits on
the number of super grade GS-
16 to 18 jobs $4,000 to $4,000
q Year, be removed. There are
now about 1.100 of these posi-
tions.
Mr.. Young asked that the
President be permitted to au-
thorize these jobs in all agencies
sin accordance with the chang
ing needs of Government pro-
grams"
The Civil Service Commission
should be made responsible that
these jobs are properly classified
and the President should report
to Congress annually on the use
of this unlimited authority. Mr..
Young suggested.
THE executive branch would
have for the first time a means
for effective management of top
jobs which could be established
and paid proper pay rates in
accordance with the urgent and
changing Government program
needs" Mr.. Young said.
Evening star., 1955-01-31
Man Is Found Hanged
AT Esiranged WIFE, S Home

Frederick A, Handy, As, an
engineer for the Chesapeake g.
Potomac Telephone Co., was
found hanged today in the
Bethesda home Of his estranged
wife. where he had gone to visit
his son. Montgomery County
police reported.
Mr.. Handy, who had been iip-
ing at 758 Rock Greek Church
road NV. since he and his
wife Isabelle separated last sum-
mer, was found in the basement
Of Mrs. Handy,s home, 1914 Red
ford road. Bethesda, according
to police.
He had gone there last night
to see his son Donald. 10, while
Mrs. Handy went out. police said.
DR.. Frank ]. Broschart. county
medical examiner, issued Q cer-
tificate of suicide.