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Mrs. cussius Gers
Divorce. Home &
Gosh Settlement

Mrs BETTY Casaius, 1000 w
Central Az, ST paul, was granted
a divorce from William NJ, Cas-
sius og 6ia Aurora Az. Ia District
Judge clayton Parks courtroom
an Tuesday, May |,
Mrs Cassius was awarded tho
family home and cash settlement.
Mir Cassius did not contest the
divorce action
CnAaiua II a Twin CITY buaincas
and real estate man
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11

The most vigorous fight against
tho continuance Of the all Negro
Jurisdiction In The Methodist
while its annual conference was In
Minneapolis was Chester 4. Smith
lay d.Icgatc from r""kskiIl. n. v.
smith b. - white oburrhmhB. No
opponent ~ race segregation. Ne
gro or white made =" many rlo-
quent attacks on rae" segregation
during the conference.
smith, official court repoTi"r for
the SUPREME Court ~ New York.
IL also an author and IrrtuTsT.
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A40 New Msmberd
A49 New Msmberd
St. Paul NAACP In
Big Membership Drive
Kickoff May z

The 81. Paul branch, NAACP membership campaign for
1856 got under way Wednesday, May at kickoff rally held
the Midway YMCA About 10 captains and workers heard
Rev Dens Carly that the Of 1856 year of
decision.
Rev Carly told his listeners dehad white cit.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11
Oklahoma Editor Reports
From Africa; Colonial
System On Last Legs

Roscoe Dungee, noted editor the Oklahoma
PATCH is touring Africa trim ARE
currently appearing In the DISPATCH
Because Of the tremendous OF our
readers reprnng report OF Dungre from,
Africa as 1t appeared In the DISPATCH Of May
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11

Tonight May ~. NIcoIirt Iiotsl.
Urban league Guilds Scholarship
YroIIr. Door Prtzsa. Donailon 81
AdyL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11

Limited Ten Club presents Can
torians In Concert Friday, May
rs. $50 y. ~. 1919 Central nigh
SchooI.--Adyt.
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Must 10 Done

In tho north and western areas OF the
country folk do not understand the intense
rebellion OF the Deep South at desegrega-
ton II In a tap-rooted combination OF
generations OF racial bias plus the fact
that Negroes are numerically not minor
from easy to eradicate this anupathy by u
single court order.
Yet Il must be done and II shall be done.
There II no justification morally or under
democratic principles for segregation, for
prejudice under law, against any race or
crat
The guardian., 1956-02-11

RURAL YOUTH LEADERS attending special course at Fed
eral Civil Defense Administration headquarters Creek
Mc briefed by staff college instructor operation
Of the "bel and light FCDAs
ing system single twirl of telephone da system,
send instant warning of attack danger vital
Center throughout the
stations. Shown here Il. David MikeOn Hamilton o.
director Of the Butler County TeenAge Civil Philip
BrOuete of Richrd Vt the 1855 national secretary
Farmers America
versity student from Wooster the 1856
People who hurry through this life meet death tina
much earlier. ~
Hope springs eternal in the hearts of those VIII,
have eternal hope -
The guardian., 1956-02-11
The Way | See 1t
By
DAN 0'CONNELL

People with open minds should be discri-
minatng about the stuff shOveIed into them.
The man who brags about retaining what
he was taught at mothers knee seldom admits
he was laying across mothers knee at the time.
Only way to get the better of woman in
argument is to let her go on talking after
you know she's
All Congress ever does about hidden taxes
Is hide them better.
Matrimony, not Texas is the largest and
loudest of the United States.
1t will be a happier world for everyone when
the only race problem is trying to pick winner
at the track.
All our prayers are always answered, either
Yes or No.
gOld-digger is girl who uses the Males
To Defraud.
Beauty queens have lovely profile all the
way down.
He who courts and doesn't wed may have
to go to court instead.
When a says man is perfect it's
q good bet that he hasn't married widow
and heard of her first husband
Husbands soon learn that marriage is
undarned thing after another.
Every has his price, and every woman
her figure
What appears a package Of sweetness at
the altar sometimes turns out to be dill pickle
wearing bridal veiI
All archaeology proves is that you can't
keep good men down.
Truth is often unweIcOme, but no one slams
the door in the face of fIattery.
Heredlty advocates base their case on the
premise thas wild goose will never lay tame
eggs.
When a politician claims to have divorced
himself from politics. it Is a good idea to see if
he arranged to collect aIimony.
Youth wonders how to start a conversation
with the other sex; old age wonders how to
knock 1t off,
Fixing prices does little good when the buy
eFs are broke and in need of repair.
Marriage is most harmonious when his
vocabulary is limited to "Yes, dear!"
Many wives fear that If a husband is given
enough rope he'll skip
Stopping dime is easier than getting
anywhere it,
One needn't be carpenter 30 put bottom
a chair
Itching for something is often relieved by
scratching for it.
Only where the world is free can a little
fun be poked at 1t.
Undertakers continue 10 do all right run
ming their business into the ground
The honeymoon is long gone when she dis
covers he makes the same noise parting with
money her father did.
Best place to look for helping hand is at
the end of your own arm.
College bred from the flower of youth
and the dough of old age
The guardian., 1956-02-11
January Living
Costs Unchanged

The cost of living in Massa-
chusetts stood still during the
month of January. with in
creases in the cost of hous-
ing, fuel, light and sundries
being offset exactly by de-
creases in foods and apparel,
according TO the state Division
on the Necessaries of Life. The
value of the dollar remained
stationary at $8.S7.6A as com
pared with 81 in 194e.
Food dropped 0.2 percent
during the month, with meat
showing the largest decline of
"a percent. Milk was down
2 cents a quart and dairy
products had an overall de-
cline was 3.8 percent how
ever, there was a 3.6 in
crease in poultry, 80 in fish.
2.7 in eggs and 5.4 in fresh
fruit and vegetables. Clothing
dropped Ia percent.
With the dropping Of rent
controls there will be- an in
crease in housing but it will
not be calculated until next
month when the semi-annual
adjustment of the rent index
will appear.
The guardian., 1956-02-11
Beauty NinIs

The wise woman knows that
If she is blue she is not at
her pretty-best. she cannot
fascinate as she has lost her
pep, for the moment. Her
eyes do not sparkle her cheeks
sag, her lips curve down, her
step loses its swing. her back
bends, her spirit droops. Alas
and alackl She Is eclipsed
when she is blue.
Therefore, this same wise
woman, who knows what is
wrong, gets busy. She needs
silicon, 1t is the great pick
me-up, the blues killer. At
once, she gets some one OF
the silicon builders, selects
strawberries, or celery, cucum-
bers, stael-cug oatmeal or
goats milk, the best of all
You be wise also, foolish
woman and Danish your blue
as the wise woman does.
WISE SAYINGS
"The world is my country
to do good is my religion"
THE measure of your tole-
rance is your distance from
the jungle"
In practically every instance
Of a man becoming depravec
his mother was a liar"
The guardian., 1956-02-11
Mary Strong

We speak OF Integration as
though it were quite new =
a phenomenon. Why? Look
ing back we see what happen
ed when the black cargoes
from Africa landed on the
fertile fields Of corn and cot
ton in the South.
In less than a decade there
were springing up here and
there, light skinned infants
that toddled about the cabin
doors. This bevy of rainbow
children was followed year
after year by infants lighter
and still lighter hue. These
offspring Of black mothers
necessarily were fathered. BY
whom? The answer is OBJ
viouS. Now, is this not IN
tegration? moreover, at its
climax? This sequence is
a hush hush past interval
has now become the warp
and woof of the present ra-
cial integument with which
we are ESQ hectic, making
vows to prohibit a thing al
ready done Integrate.
Certain sections of the land
are now greatly agitated over
the matter of separating
schools and other facilities for
the children Of this land in
order that at this late date,
they may not contact one
another. A Lordly Line is
in the process of being drawn
to keep separate certain bloods
from others. Shall we laugh2
Shall we cry or simply Shrug
our shoulders and leave the
matter in the lap of the gods
A certain saga speaks thus.
"All we need to make this
scheme perfect is another
God and another Heaven"
The guardian., 1956-02-11
Hollywood Gossip

How do the Hollywood stars keep their figures? How
do they achieve luscious overnight when i'm
portant parts are coming up? MOVIE STARS PARADE
beauty editor divuges for the first time anywhere
Hcywoods Secret Diet in the February issue only
does she give the basic diet by which the stars live but
special cneday miracle dec guaranteed to strip off
pounds overnight Esther Williams who hasn't made
q movie for time, has signed for a new picture
for Universal but to the surprise perhaps dsap-
pointment of her FANS it will straight acting role
she won't swim stroke However, to keep the bobby
soxers happy, she will have as her co-sar the fastest
rising idol in filmtown George Nader What's the
truth about love in Hollywood? What are the untold
facts about Jean Simmons private life? What friends
still grieve for Jimmy Dean? What young actors hope
to take his place? You'll find the answers to all your
Hollywood questions in MOVIE STARS PARADE for Feb
ruary on your newsstands now
The guardian., 1956-02-11

dy egg beslter or electric
beater about l minute, or until
thoroughly mixed. Cook over
boiling water, beating con
Stantly with egg beater Cor at
high speed of electric beater
q minutes, or until frosting
will stand up in stiff peaks.
(stir frosting up from bottom
and sides of pan occasionally
with rubber scraper, spatula,
or spoon. Remove from boil
ing water. Add teaspoon
and beat l minute, or until
thick enough to spread. Tint
pink with a few drops of red
food coloring.
The guardian., 1956-02-11

The woman who wants to express tender sentiments
ST. Valentines Day will find perfect method in thi
delicious cake made from prepared mix and covered
with plnktnted roSting. Decorated with tiny hearts
ana an arrow 1t makes decorative attraction for ST.
Valentines Day party.
The guardian., 1956-02-11

Deputy Secretary of Defense
Reuben B. Robertson, Jr. who will
deliver the principal address at the
Salute to Eisenhower" Dinner at
the Commonwealth Armory Fri
day night.
More than 1000 Republicans
from all sections of the Common
wealth are expected to attend. A
feature of the evening will be {
special message from Presiden;
Eisenhower in a closed circui,
relecast from The White House.
An estimated 100000 Repub
licans at similar dinners in maiol
cities across the nation will form
the largest audience in history to
be assembled under one political
banner.
The guardian., 1956-02-11
AUTO TAXES

Massachusetts motor vehi-
Gle fuel and license taxes in
fiscal year 1854 amounted to
$73,572,0OO or 22.4e6 of total
state taxes, according to the
U. S. Bureau of the Census.
For the nation as a whole
the ratio was 1890. The
gasoline tax in ,MasSachu-
sets was cents per gallon
whereas the average for the
48 states and Washington, D.
c., was 81 cents, with ten
states charging 7 cents, four
6.5 cents, sixteen 6 cents, one
SIS thirteen S cents, four 4
cents and one 3 cents.
The guardian., 1956-02-11

When first-aid supplies kept ready for use in
Wetstocked medicine cabinet Mons always to be
ready for calm and prompt treatment of kidles small
injuries
Whether it's bumped head, scraped knee or a skin
ned ankle it calls first off, for calming soothing efforts
on MONS part Then, once the chids been quieted simple
first-aid treatment is in order.
Minor emergencies are easy to handle if the medicine
cet IS Kept supplied with mild antseptc sterile gauze
pads and sterile adhesive bandage for covering any hurts
and box OF 1000 sterile absorbent cotton balls apply
ing the antiseptic.
Warm water ON disposahle cotton ball will wash the
area around dirty scraped knee Then another sterile
white cotton ball should be used to apply ansepc Made
OF the finest sterzed surgical cotton these readymade
cotton balls indispensable for variety of rstd use
After swabbing with ansepic it's good idea to COW
er the injury to protect it from further dirt
Then, the wise Mother takes one final stem ] she
checks to see whether this particular emergency used up
the last of any frstad item So once she's sent SALLY ON
her TO play again. she takes the time ot down on
shopping list notation to buy the next trip to
the druggist She's ready then for whatever mshaps
befa her active youngsters.
The guardian., 1956-02-11

Polio children can be
helped to use a crippled arm
again by a muscle transplant
from the thigh. Research
financed by March Of Dimes
grants has made this pos
sible. Give to Mothers March
Jan. 29-help the 1856
March of Dimes.
The guardian., 1956-02-11

Don's be afaid to go senti-
mental for st. Valentines Day.
It's the time when you can
indulge all the feminine in
stincts for things romantic
and pretty. And although the
big strong man in your life
may not freely admit it, he
really does like a st. Valen-
tines Day celebration, too.
You may or may not wish to
arrange a special party, but
you will want to make a pref
ty cake for dessert, or perhaps
to serve after a card game or
televiewing.
Here is a cake easily made
from cake mix. Cover It with
your favorite seven minute
frosting, or perhaps one made
from a package of. instant
fluffy frosting mix. The
frosting may be tinted pink
If you like. Tiny heart-shaped
red candles make a simple
but pretty decoration; add a
red strawberry heart made
from gumdrop, or a mara
Schino cherry at each corner.
The arraw is out from red
cardboard and stuck into the
cake at two places to stinu-
late piercing.
Here are easy directions for
making this pretty cake and
seVen-minute frosting.
CUPID'S VALENTINE CAKE
1-2 packages instant cake
mix Cany flavor
8 eggs, unbeaten
Water
Seven Minute Frosting, tinted
pink
Red cinnamon candy hearts
Red gumdrop hearts
Red cardboard arrow
Simply contents of l packag;
OF cake mix into large bowl
Add IL of second package
(see side of package for the
correct measure of cake Mix
Then add eggs and l IL times
the amount of water specified
on back Of package. Beat 8
minutes until smooth and
creamy.
Pour two-thirds of the bat
ter into 9x9x2-inch SQUARE
pan, which has been lined on
bottom with paper. Pour re-
naming batter into 8x8x2-incn
cquqare pan, lined on bot
tom with paper. Bake in
moderate over $3.50 degrees
F) for length of time direc-
ted on package. Cool cake:
trim smaller cake into heart
shaped cake.
Prepare Seven Minute Fros-
ting; tint pink with food COL
oring. Place heart-shaped
cake on top and frost gen
erously with remaining FROST
ing.
Outline the heart with the
small cinnamon candies and
place a gumdrop heart in each
corner of the square. Insert
the paper arrow through the
heart by cutting the arrow in
half and inserting each half
SO it looks as though the ar
row had pierced the heart.
SEVEN MINUTE FROSTING
4 Combine 2 egg whites, IL
cups sugar, a dash of salt,
l-S cup Of water, and 2 tea
spoons light corn syrup in a
double bioler. eBat with stur-
The guardian., 1956-02-11

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. - The
Atomic Energy commission
owns probably the most ex-
pensive truck trailer in the
world-a complete radiologi-
cal laboratory on wheels.
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SPRINGFIELD, MD.
New Rumbler
56l4 Merenqo Rood

u you hove reol estute probIem--be il property
management. soles. rents. insurance or morigoges-
one Of officers will be pleased 10 discuss the
matter with you. For nearly 50 yeors We hove served
| thousands OF property owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-03
Complex Controls Make
Weekend House Think

Besides the mechanical mar
Ivels, the house has a 30O-square-
foot window wall looking out
over the bay, two bedrooms. q
l16-by-20-foot living room,
kitchen and dining area, foyer,
"beach-bath", plus a half bath,
and a carport with adjacent out
side storage closet.
The "beach-bath" is reached
by its own exterior entrance
It has a dressing room attached
SO that persons using the beach
can put on and take of bath
ing suits there without entering
any other part Of the house.
This means that sand isn't
tracked all over the house. II
also means that beach apparel
and suitcases can be kept there
and thus clutter can be avoided
elsewhere.
Has Three Skylights
The house has three plastic
dome skylights--one in a bed.
room hall. one In the kitchen
and a third in the interior half
bath.
Since mosquitoes and othe.
insects are a problem, the 30-by,
10-foot porch has no exterior
door.
I'VE wanted to outwit the in
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Montgomery Approves
New School BUILDING

school building at Carroll avenue and
Seeks avenue, Silver Spring; cost S1l0,.
900; architects, Mcleod and Ferrara
/ Woodward g. Lothrop. Tenth and G
streets. Washington. owner extenc
nue. and Willard avenue, Bethesda: cost
Week.
Housing Development Corp, 1851
Eastern avenue, Silver Spring. owner
six dwellings at Beech Tree road, Be
thesda; cost, $4,000 each; architect
Anthony Campitelli
Willcher Brothers, Inc, Investmen
Building, Washington, owner; dwelling
lat 6716 Tanglewood drive, Bethesda
cost, S20000 architect. Clifton B
Kay and Greenberg, 41o1 HAYWOOD
place, Mount Rainier. owner; IL dwell
lings at Hillsboro drive, Kenbrook drive
and Bybee street, Wheaton: cost, $500
each; architects. BARLEY and Gates.
Ralph D. Cohn, 1929 Brooklawn ter.
race, Bethesda, owner; dwelling al
Brooklawn terrace. Bethesda; cost. $40.'
Leo C. Kinney, 4416 sixtieth stree
NV, Washington, owner: dwelling a
Richfeld road, Bethesda; cost, S25, 900
ARCHITECT. L. NJ. Stevens
George Bennett. 1897 Carroll avenue
Takoma Park. owner: dwelling at Clear.
view place. Silver Spring; cost, Sl7, 600
architect. O. f. Markham
Edwin w. James, 7112 Beachwooc
drive. Chevy Chase, owner; dwelling al
S50S Burning Tree road, Bethesda; cost
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Continued From Page B.

COntlnueu from Rage B-l
Beach, Md. right on Chesa.
peake Bay, near st. Leonards
about IS miles south Of Wash
ington. Owners are Mr.. anc
Mrs. Francis l.. Koenig. Mr.
Koenig formerly was associated
as an architect with a builder
Of apartments and commercial
buildings. Several years ago he
established his own home-build-
ing business as architect-devel-
oper Of Grass Ridge, a subdi.
vision in Fairfax County.
House Tests Ideas
Mr.. Koenig considers the
house experimental, in that he
wanted to test certain ideas In
construction, heating, cooling
dehumidifying, and automatic
controls for the operation oil
these services. Dehumidifying
for example, often cools of 6
house uncomfortably. Mr.. Koe.
mig has rugged up a relocating
system which he believes will
keep the house pleasantly de.
Inundated at economical cost.
His control diagram for tn,
automatic cooling, heating, anc
acknowledging system is rem.
iniscent Of a Please sketch o.
the Cubist period. Or so, at least
1t seems to me.
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Recent permits issued
Montgomery County follow:


Montgomery County Eoard or Educa-
ton. Rockville, owner; extend existing
school building at Saul road Kensing-
ton; cost. 100000; architect. Rhee'
Sinclair Refining Co. 40I Farragut
street NE. Washington, owner; service
station at Commerce lane and Wiscon-
sin avenue, Bethesda; cost $4,000;
Greenwood circle SIakoma f Park. owner dS
spring; cost. $4,000. '' 9l''e-
Evanston tdad cq RotESsn or GS a%s
ing. at 20l5 Forest Hill drive Silver
Paul Pau T, tqSriahth. Il; 7424 Wisconsin
ings at Hatherleigh drive Bethesda
cost. $4,000; architects. Aubince, Ed
" Peter @A To Rehis 2oos FRANKLIN street
NE; Washington, owner: dwelling Al
$4,000; .arehitect' i clay Ashby.
Mt Rainier, t owner sP'V dwelling at $500
WyehaagSken road. Glen Echo; cost,
II. = KimbaIl. ir.. 500 Namakaean
Glen Echo. Heights; cost. S27 900; arch
s,, DsleyisE ne. 211a KINGS Is,9.u street.
ming pool at 'paieyiew drive, Silver
Spring; cost. $4,000; srehitect, J. J.
Schlossef.
Crawling Construction Corp. 4711
Coaehway drive. Rockville. owner. IS
dwellings at Ashley street. Greek Shore
drive, Wyaconda road. and Wilyn way,
Silver Spring; cost Sl1 1000 each.
Florian &. Frillman, HOS Forty
fourth place Sc. Washington. owner;
dwelling at 1929 Logan drive, Potomac;
cost $4,000; architect. Donald H,
Drawer
Gerald w. ELDERS, 1908 East West
highway, Silver Spring owner: dwelling
at Valley drive. Rockville: cost, S14, 900;
architect John F. Siam.
Montgomery County Board Of Educa-
tion, Rockville, owner; extend existing
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER B. 1856

which are papered. The living
room wallpaper consists Of a
selection of Chesapeake Bay
charts and maps.
All floors. including that Of
the porch, are of white asphalt
tile incorporating fiecks Of black.
Inside doors are Of natural birch
fitted into steel jambs to avoid
warping or swelling. Walls and
ceilings have four inches Of in
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FLOOR PLAINTIFFS is the floor plan of the Koeng house.
Home Ownership Up

Home ownership has increased
5 per cent during the past year,
according to new surveys. About
so per cent of Americans own
their own homes today, COM
pared to SIS per cent in 1855.
Increase was greatest in the
North Central states and lowest
in the Northeast.
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sects to as great an extent Is
possible" Mr.. Koenig said.
Outside siding is of grooved
plywood stained a weathered
gray. with redwood trim
stained red. The butterfly roof
is of the built-up type surfaced
with white coral chips. Inside
walls and ceilings are of drywall
construction. They are painted
an off-white shade. except for
one wall Of the living room and
the entire foyer and bathrooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-03

sulation.
The forced warm air heating
system is fueled with bottled gas.
Mr.. Koenig's theory is that q
weekend house should be even
easier to maintain than q home
in the city.
Its a lot Of trouble to pack
up and get there, so you want to
be able to relax and enjoy it
when you do arrive" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-03

A very substantial and attractive brick home in new
house condition Entrance ho living room with fire
place, dining room, de luxe kitchen with breakfast
bedrooms and baths on second floor Out-of-oround
recreation room. moid's room and both Hot-woter
heat, GE, with conceded radiation. Attached garage
The price of So 900 includes wol-to-woI carpet in
living room, dining room, hall and stairway, or-con-
dtioning unit electric washer and droperes This is
charming house, ottroctvey decorated and must be
seen to be appreciated
Directions
- 'e"se ~ ~"
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CHEF

Working chef; white; full charge
OF fast kit, local refs; excel Dos.
Apply CROWN REST, 5l7 18th St.
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-JANITOR

Immediate opening 10 apt project
must live on premises. salary and J..
hfurm apt reference REQUIRED
Aap.y Personnel once RIM 3lq,
ii.4 < 81 nv CAFRiTZ co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
HELP--MEN

SHOE SALESMAN - Experienced in
selling lady's shoes. Permanent posi-
ton, good future for Advancement
Apply 1887 F st. NV.
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neutrality-suspicious.. for
veterinarian. 80 to 45. Call Ii.
CASHIER

MGR 1000, also knowledge Of tipping,
excellent salary, many company bene-
fitS; permanent position. See Mr..
Strauss. EISEMAN'S, eth and F SITS.
n "