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each Tuesday. PUBLISHER s
SERVICE CO. GIT New York ave.
NIGHT Ugh CLERK, between SO and 60:
includes room; retired man. Report
between y and II am. Ask for
Mr. edwards. ash OR hOTEL. l.33
New York ave; nv: =
man Who is productive and has the
ability to work with other people
Experience in sales and layouts
necessary. Compensation for right
man abope> aYerage. Outline exper-
fence andl enclose samples Of work
if possible, All replies held in
strict confidence; Present EMPLOYER
will not be called for references
until you say SO. Box 1871. Star.
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIP.-
Excellent opportunity for go-getter:
must have experience in selling
Experience selling ONCE supplies
helpful but not an absolute, neces-
sity. Remuneration for right per- per.
to get along with other people.
Don't miss this. chance: you owe
it to yourself TO investigate this. Az
replies held strictly confidential
Box l72-J, Star. a
PAINTERS t2): only LIST class me:
chanics, exper. only: apply 63rd
and Greenbelt rd., Collage Park
PAPER HANGER AND PAINTER.
combination man: transportation
essential; excellent opportunity for
sober lst-class man: MARTIN
BROS, Arlington. JE. 2-42.70,
Dunkirk 5-7951. A
PHARMACIsT, full time, 6-day week.
good salary and hours. HIGGERS
DRUG, 5017 Conn. ave. -
Maryland license,
steady work with opportunity for
advancement in growing concern:
salary open; company benefits; call
JU. $4,000,
PHARMACIST. full or part time,
apply OAKLAWN PHARMACY 1920
portrait
studio has opening for telephone
solicitor and contact, man; exper.
pref; also woman soliciting at home.
DE. 2-7716. 3
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REAL, ESTATE

Man experienced in VA and FLA de-
tail. Able to represent builder at
settlement and process cases.
Contact Dan Ostrow. GREENWOOD
KNOWLES REALTY CO, 1924
Georgia ave, Wheaton. Md. VIII. g.
RlGS Il
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AUTO. TRUCK MECHANIC. must be
Al all around. able TO run or will
ing to learn to run portable electric
welder for repairing farm equip
ment, tractors. etc; modern houss
and facilities with good wages
steady work. for the right man;
must have references as to ability
and character. A real opportunity
for the right mechanic to work and
live on large farm in MONTGOMERY
Co., Md. Reply Box COIL, Star
AUTO UPHOLsTERERs. colored;
chef-cooks, porters- Az SERv.,
BooKkEEP PE: man with
dble. entry knowledge. No exper.
nee. Immediate opening for perma-
nent position. Salary based upon
exper. All information in LIST letter.
Box 443-H. Star. -l5
BOOKKEEPER-Full charge. down
town insurance ONCE: employee
benefits; $500 mo-; some experience
desirable; good working knowledge
FuLFoRD. Ma. $3.50.
BRICK LAYERS, must be willing to
work. Report at 9th and Fairoak
ave-. Chillum Terrace. UN. 4-O406.
BUSINESS AssIsTANT-'Man Fri
day." 25-35. outstanding person.
atty for public relations work;
good public mixer: handle Imam
office. Tipping. sales, Govt. con-
tracts, gen. warehouse and physical
shipping duties. Assist owner; top
confidential man: days, start
$50 week. Write. wire fully Box
3S4-H. Star.
BUS Observation-Disclosures
Drivers to learn sightseeing and
BUS operation. High school educa-
ton. age 25-35 years. resident area
minimum ] year. DI. 10000 per-
,onnel ONCE. -2
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AUTO PARTS MAN, hospitalizat ton
and other fringe benefits. Stude-
baker experience preferred. Call
AUTO PARTS MAN, experienced for
GMC trucks and Packard auto
mobiles. See Mr.. Bingaman, CEN
TRIAL MOTOR COMPANY. 1901
Oronoco St. Alexandra, Ov. s.
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PROPOSALS

ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE is inviting bids for a
concessionaire- operated fruit vend-
ing machine operation. Satisfactory
proof Of financial responsibility and
insurance coverage must be in
cluded as part of all bids sub
mitted. Further Information may
be obtained by calling at the An
o osxs Monday Cg'' thfoash A fpiday'
from 8 am. to 8 pm. Final sub
mission date for all bids Is March.
1856. fe2s.29-mh1.2
7 TARY coHMIssfoN.Mco f1S.
AND SEVER CoNsTRUcT1oN.-
Sealed proposals for constructing
in Mohican Road, Glen Echo
Heights. MONTGOMERY County, ap-
prCximately 615 feet of 6-inch
water mains, 800 feet of 6-inch
and els feet Of S-inch plain con-
crete or vitrified pipe sewers and
205 feet Of sewer house connec-
tions, will be received at the office
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Hyattsville. Maryland. until Mon
day, March T.. 1855 at 200 PM.
Eastern Standard Time, at which
place and time they will be pub
licly opened and read. Plans, Pro-
posal Form and the Special Pro-
visions for this contract may be
obtained from the office of the
Chief Engineer of the Commission.
upon deposit of $500, which de-
post will be returned to bidders
or to those returning plans and
forms in good condition within
10 days after opening Of bids. T..
EARLE BOURNE, c hair !:
FRANK L. HEWITT, Jr.. V-Chair-
man; J. NORMAN AGER. JAMES
B. BLAND, WILLARD A. NORRIS.
L. 8. RAY, Commissioners. Attest:
JOHN T. BoN1FANT. Secretary.
mh3
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ARCHITECT

Exper in residential, held work
preferred. Regis. not rec. Call OIL.
2-4741 for appt
KEN FREEMAN CORP.
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KING 4 NORDLINGER. Attorney,
410 Southern RIdR

- fhNNvshsNs1
419 Southern Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S9,562
Administration This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis.
trict. of Columbia, Letters. Tesla.
mentary on the estate OF Helen
Cross. late OF the District Of Colum.
bia, deceased All persons havins
claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the. subscriber, on
or before the 18th day of August
AID. 1885; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
t Mi 1s,h day c q ssbr1aryi 1879 1sns
ST., NE. (Seal.l Attest: THEO.
poRE coGSWELL, ReEister OF
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
fe17.24-mh2.
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IBM OPERATOR
Preferably with 4O2 wiring expert
ence: 5-day. 40-hour week; company
benefits, vacation. Call MR.. MARS,
between 2 a.m.-3 pm, RE. 7-64OO.
-
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JAMES F. REILLY. ATTORNEY,

S21 18th ST.. NV.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
in@ Probate Court.-No. so, $50.
Administration This is TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District of Columbia has obtained
from the. Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia. Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate Of Mary
Blanche O'Connor. late Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to
t tfs, subscribe aa on or before o tse
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
18th day of February, 1855. WILL
LIAM E. LEAHY, s2I 18th Street,
NV. tSeal) Attest: THEODORE
CoGSWELL, Register of wills for
the District OF Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court. fe17.24-mh2
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COLUMBIA

OPEN SATURDAY, TO I PM.
FOR WEEKLY and monthly
Salary basis. No previous insurance
experience necessary. Requirements
are-able to report to our office
Mon, Tues, Wed. and Fri. by 81 5.
Age 30-40. Married with family
Wife not employed. ST. 3-54l4 for
appointment. =
ARTIST or layout pers.. full time
or free lance: bring samples to
1913 K st. NV. $40 to Z pm.
NAT. ADV. AGENCY.
for virginia Arm: sal
ary $500 per year. plus bonus
sick leave and vacation: progressive
Arm specializing in shopping cen.
tors, apartments and industrial
design. Our employees know of this
ad. Send resume. Boz 232-L, Star
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SHOE SALESMAN
SHOE statesmen

Exper. in fitting children's shoes.
New juvenile She store. NELL
CANS SHOES. g24 F ST. NV, near
Metropolitan Theater &"
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SHORT ORDER COOK. reliable and
sober. to work in new coffee shop,
Must be experienced on the grill
and fountain, IL to 10 pm. 6-day
week. Good salary and excellent
opportunity for right man Refer
erces. BERKSHIRE DRUGS. 4201
Mass ave. NV. a
SIGN FAINTER, EXPERIENCED,
all-:ound man; Immediately. JE.
4-4aS4 or lie o-119O. a
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ACCOUNTANT

FOR CONTROLLERS OFFICE
Well-trained, young man. 1886.
for career oppty. In nat. organiZa-
ton. Must be grad. Of recog. acctg.
sch. with outstanding personal quail
fications. Sal. to $4,000. Resume req.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen who are
interested in making $4,000 per
year top commission: plenty of
leads in advertising: get in on the
CO., 425 Union Trust Bldg, MA.
$1,000: ewes. RIA. 3-3O03. 4
REAL ESTATE statesmen - Free
day and evening classes. Must have
car. Prepare yourself today to sell
the all-cash way for the boom
this spring in Md. Mr. Barton, OIL,
2-1613 COX 81 CO.. INC. 1925
Old GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda. -
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SALESMAN
statesmen
statesmen

To show houses, Car necessary. Must
have some kind of selling experience.
Can make big money. Apply in per-
son. 81 pm. 342 Sth st. ne. No
phone calls. -
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GENERAL CLERK

GENERAL CLERK
ExpsFieRced SnO S.ses Of od tyDnsg
ing conditions with international
non Government organization. Reply
giving resume of qualifications to
Box 210-L. Star. -
GRILL MAN-COUNTER, white. fast;
nightwork; permanent position for
right man. SHANTY RESTAU-
RANT, I'LL Good Hope I'd. Sc
GROCERY CLERK. experienced only.
Apply j. B. SPUND'S MARKET.
GROCERY r; e SSn MaANs:CHECKER Good
pay and working conditions, hos
pitalization paid by company. Ap-
ply in person. BUCKINGHAM SU-
PER MARKETS. 1920 Nichols
ave. sc. 2
GROCERY MAN
Thoroughly exper. n checking and
stocking; refs. Open Suns. SEVEN
CORNERS MARKET. Falls Church.
Va. =
openings on our force
for men interested in Uniform Sc
curity Guard work. 500 week start
ing wages. Shift work. Permanent
To qualify must be between the
ages Of IS and As. white, alert. in
good physical condition, have clear
employment background and be ELI
Apply between HOO am. and 4
pm. at 1909 II st. NV, End q.
Phone calls and former. applicants
will not be considered. d
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Nehrl to Have State Visit;
Eden, Mollet on Business
By BETTY BEALE

level conferences. But the en-
bassy will naturally entertain
at dinner for their distin-
guished visitor.
Guy Mollet also won't bring
his wife. In fact, French
premiers change so often the
embassy had to call their New
York consulate-general to be
sure he had one. Noting that
world conditions are not suit
able for large partying, the
French too will limit enter
tanning in his honor to dinner
parties.
Washington will be inter-
ested in getting another
glimpse of M. Mollet, who's
attractive, fortyish, very in
telligent and speaks excellent
English.
Head of the Socialist Party,
he visited this country two
years ago when he was a
deputy, spent most of his time
in Colorado where he fell head
over heels in love with the
State.
midas Prime Minister Nehru
will stir up a lot more fanfare
when he arrives between De-
cember is and Christmas. Hav-
ing been officially invited by
the President to come to Wash
ington, his stay will take on all
the earmarkS of a state visit.
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Department innocently says
it's only heard the rumor.
~
SPEAKING OF PROMI-
NENT REPUBLICAN, women,
Oveta Culp Hobby is still one
to be reckoned with, not a
has-been. The former Secre-
tary of Health, Education and
Welfare is the only Republican
who whiStle-stopped all over
the Lone Star State. . . She
made speeches in just about
every little town in Texas and
Texas went for President
Eisenhower by a bigger ma
jority than last time. Her
paper, the Houston Post, was
also q strong pro- Eisenhower
wheel.
This doesn't mean that
Oveta is looking for a post
back in Washington. 1t simply
means that she is still a
woman of power in the G. o. P.
4 4 \ y
CHARM VS.. APPEAL? -
With Ambassador Henry Ca
bot Lodge already being men,
toned as presidential pos
sibility in 1860, and with. Sem
ator Jack Kennedy campaign
ing for the same job, one can't
help wondering if these two
men from Massachusetts, will
wind up fighting each other
again. They opposed each
other in so, when Jack sue
cessfully made away with
Cabot's Senate seat.
If they do the women will
have a difficult decision to
make.
Cabot is handsome enough
to charm any feminine con-
tingent. Jacks tousled hair
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Va. She loves to teach, es-
pecially children.
Last year Mrs. Craighill di-
rected the annual Christmas
pageant at the National Ca
thedral at the invitation Of
Dean Francis Sayre and was
also commissioned to do an
evening Of authentic 18th CEN
tury dance at the Folger
Shakespearean Library. With
Mr.. Tupler she will again di-
rect the pageant at the Ca
thedral.
Bowdoin Craighill is his
wife's critic, stage hand and
business co-operator. The lat
ter. he adds, is to the extent
Of having a studio stuck on to
their house.
The first performance of the
group will take place tomorrow
evening for the members of
the Montgomery County jew
ish Community Center.
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His Washington headquarters
will be Blair House.
Ordinarily, prime ministers
don't get Al treatment at the
White House but 1t looks like
Nehru will be treated like a
chief of state. Nobody knows
yet whether this means the
President will honor the Indian
leader with q formal White
House dinner. or take him into
the bosom of the family at
Gettysburg.
Wherever he says, / under
stand the 66-year-old ascetic
will make a point of standing
on his head daily. being a very
healthy thing to do.
\ 4 4
AMBASSADOR CLARE
LUCE arrived in town last eve
ming with her secretary and is
stopping at the Carlton. She's
spending today comforting at
the State Department.
Henry Luce will join her in
time for both to attend the
dinner being given tomorrow
night by the Wiley Buchanans
in honor of Luxembourg
Prime Minister Bech. 1t will
be Ambassador to Luxembourg
and Mrs. Buchanan's long
promised party for the noted
European statesman on his
first visit here since they have
come to know him.
Clare will go up to New York
on Monday afternoon, give a
dinner Monday night for
Italian Foreign Minister Mar
tino and return to Washing
ton again before going back
to Rome around the LIST.
SHE'S due to retire before the
first of the year, but the State
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SOcialite
Forms New
DanceGroup

A new dance company has
been formed with Mrs. Bow
doin Craighill as a co-director
with Mr.. Louis Tupler.
Called the Contemporary
Dance Group. it is made up
Of members of all the theater
arts and has for its purpose
studies and works which are
experimental The aim is to
find new approaches to COM
position in dance, accompani-
ment for dance and costum-
ing. lighting and set design.
Mary Craighill is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Robert jackson
and the late Supreme Court
Justice Jackson.
In her girlhood years here,
she was interested mainly in
horses and political and social
activities. She attended the
National Cathedral School for
Girls and Smith College.
1t was not until l947. soon
after her second son was born.
that she became interested in
dancing. She signed up for a
dance course and in the next
year and a half appeared in
several shows. Mrs. Craighill
continued her studies, taking
a summer course at Connectl-
cut College in 1949, and then
came back to Washington and
studied ballet.
Her teaching career began
at the YWCA where she
worked for over a year. In
the past three years she has
taught for the Arlington Rec
reation Center and now has
her own studio in Mclean.
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OHterdinger-Borth

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r.
Berth announce the marriage
of their daughter Lucinda to
Mr.. Henry Theodore OTTER
dinger. II, son of Mrs. Harold
P. Offterdinger of West Palm
Beach. and the late Mr.. Off
terdinger. The wedding took
place November / in Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
The couple will live in Silver
Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

The footprints Of men Of
history invariably lead across
the pages of Washington's So
cial calendar.
It's too early to say at this
point, however, what size
print three anticipated visitors
will make-Eden. Mollet and
Nehru. Not even their respec-
tive embassies have definite
instructions yet.
Indian Ambassador Mehta
is discussing plans now with
the consul general in New
York where Prime Minister
Nehru will spend a day after
his Washington visit and be-
fore going to Ottawa. The am
bassador will make an an
nouncement in a day or two.
The British and French
Prime Ministers business trip
to this capital is anticipated
sometime between IL days and
three weeks from now. Their
eagerly sought tri-partite
meeting with the President
must wait. said the President,
on the substitution of the
U. N. force for the British and
French troops now occupying
the Suez Canal zone. Hence
the timing Of the meeting is
still up in the air.
1t is not likely that Sir
Anthony will bring Lady Eden
with him for the serious high
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Tyler.Cooper

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Thomas
Cooper Of Winchester, Va. an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Evelyn Montague to
Mr.. James Ferguson Tyler, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ed
mund Tyler of Aide, Va. The
wedding took place Saturday
in Christ Episcopal Church,
Winchester. The couple will
live in LeeShurg. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

Mr.. Nikodem Jarosh Of
Baltimore announces the mar
riage of his daughter Mira
Elizabeth to 1t. William Pen
field Ivey. United States Army,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tomlinson Ivey of Birming-
ham. Ala. The bride is also
the daughter of the late Mrs.
Jarosh. The wedding took
place October IL in the Post
Chapel at Fort George G.
Meade. The couple will live
in Baltimore.
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gives him small boy appeal.
In fact. a bottle of hair oil
would ruin his chances, say
local reporters who covered
him during the campaign. .
Physiognomy makes a tree
mendous difference to women
voters, and the honest ones
admit 1t.
CHARLIE CAMPBELL, pop
ular director Of the British In
formation Service who culti-
Yates a Col. Blimp mustache,
went up to New York the other
day with wife Dorothy to see
if Broadway's production of
Shaw's apple Cart" was up
to the one he played in in 1881.
1t seems that in his varied
American career, British
Charlie was once recruited to
cayort across the stage of LIE
Petit Theatre de Vieux Care
in New Orleans. He had the
role Of the British foreign
secretary in the then new play
by Shaw, whereas the British
consul, he recalls with pleas
urable nostalgia, had a bit
part.
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Mr., and Mrs. Carl F. Chesley
Of Wheaton announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Arletta
Sylvia to Mr.. William Robert
Heflin. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Heflin. The wedding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16
WEDDINGS

took place Saturday i'll Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church.
The couple will live in Alex
andria.
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Capitol Hill
Club Meets

The first regular monthly
luncheon Of the Capitol Hill
Club was held recently at the
clubhouse. Several cabinet
and little cabinet wives were
there.
Mrs. William CulbertSon.
chairman, introduced them
and Mrs. WILDER Brucker
talked briefly of the campaign
ing women did before the cleo
ton.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26

II licked the pants off American stock cars and made eYpen-
sNe European sports cars blush! At the Bonneville Salt
Flats, the Sc Dodge shattered every record in the book
500 official A records in all, including 81 worlds
unlimited records held By European sports cdrsi
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26

Yesterday afternoon In theil
apartment, the twins outlined
their daily routine. I'VE get ur
at six and fix our breakfast
Hans said, land then we putter
around until 8 o'clock. Then we
go for a walk until $40 o'clock
After their noon meal, which
is their dinner" the brothers
nap until 2. Then another walk
from 4:30 to $50 o'clock. After
supper" another walk.
Brothers Homesteaded
Until they came to Seattle in
1884, (from Savage, Montana),
the brothers homesteaded in
Nebraska and Montana and farm
ed in Iowa.
"We try to keep as active as
cam" Hans said. 1.-The walks
together keep us in good spirits
and the rest of the time we just
keep house and read"
The twins attend the st. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran church,
about 20 blocks from their apart
ment, That's another one of our
walks" Lars said with a smile.
Every Sunday, too"
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26
Cheadle Files
For Supreme
Court Justice

Helena - A definite contest for
Montana Supreme Court nominal
tons developed Thursday with
the formal filing of E. K. Cheadle,
Billings. He once served on the
high court, January g., 1945, until
he resigned Sept. 80, 1947.
Four men will win n~onpartisan
nominations for two six-year
terms at $11 900 a year. Two will
be elected Nov. 6.
Other contestants are Albert H.
Angstman, Helena, an incumbent;
James d. F~reebourn, Butte; Ed
win S. Booth, Helena; and Irving
c. Pearson, Anaconda.
In filing, Cheadle said, 81
pledge impartial justice for all
and prompt disposition of the
courts business"
Cheadle, so, is chairman of the
American Legion's Montana Civil
Defense Committee. He wrote the
Defense and Disaster Act, enact
ed by the legislature in 1853. He
was born in Lewistown and once
Lived at Shelby and represented
Toole county one term in the leg
islature. In World wal III he
served as a lieutenant colonel in
the Pacific. He practiced law in
Sidney for one year before start
ing his present practice in Bill
lingS.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26
Coolies Are
Moving Now!

Sunday was another Hospital
and Home for the Aged visit.
Questions were asked: Where are
all those coolies now?? We visit
ed at the Community Memorial
Hospital, then motored south to
the County Farm. This was a
very good visit with so few?
Didn't we make a PLEDGE when
we all received that INITIATION
DEGREE to become a COOTIE?
Cootiettes MRS. Albrecht and
Mrs. Lee Breitling had plastic
dishes from the local hospital that
the 8 visiting coolies had taken
to the County Farm. We received
a million thanks for them as they
said they'd be put to good use.
There were no cootiettes along
with the 8 visiting coolies on this
worthwhile visit to keep En-
Smiling in Beds of White"
Grand Jr. Vice Commander Don
O'Brien, Ralph Montablo and
Grand Surgeon Chas. c.. Albrecht
were those coolies. We really had
colors on our caps, yellow, black
and white tassels.
Our bill to the Bismarck was