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The people's voice., 1957-06-28
Convention Votes--
Continued from Pare One)

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Similar and other benefits will ac
crue by construction of Paradise Dam
the convention said, observing thai
the project will:
Provide an average of 5000 jobs
each year for the five-year construc-
tion period;
Provide an abundance of low
cost hydroelectric energy which will
prove attractive in bringing to the
area aluminium, phosphate, chemical
and other industries employing many
hundreds of workingmen the year
round;
Provide cheap power, making
feasible the pumping of irrigation
water on to 10000 fertile but arid
acres in Sanders and Lake counties,
thus making it possible for many small
farmers to make a living off their
acres;
Develop a recreational area which
will attract thousands of visitors an
nually and thus assure development
of many jobs and small business op-
portunities to service the needs of
recreation seekers. I'm this connec-
tion, recent issue Of U. S. NEWS
& WORLD REPORT pointed out that
big man-made lakes in 1856 attracted
almost as many recreation seekers
as all national parks and forests COM
million to the big dams,
105 million to parks and forests, indi-
eating the growing popularity of man
made lakes. By contrast, in 1850, such
recreation spots attracted only 16
million while the parks and forests
drew so million.-EDITOR.)
The people's voice., 1957-06-28

delayed and undercut resource de-
velopment so imperative if this region
is to continue to grow, offer job op-
portunities to our working force and
to generally assist the maintaining of
a high level of prosperity - in
Montana and the Pacific Northwest.
The people's voice., 1957-06-28
GENERAL PROTEST VOICED

Another resolution of similar ma
ture but broader in scope, called at
tention to the use of displaced per-
sons, students and others to do the
work of skilled craftsmen at wage
rates far below those prevailing for
each craft.
Building craftsmen and building
service employees report considerable
of this practice, particularly at Mon
tana State University.
The printing industry has for years
been losing thousands of dollars in
printing work because of evasion of
state laws by several major depart
ments of state government. These de-
partments have put in printing equip
ment of their own and operation of
such equipment is done by employees
at rates far below the wage scales Of
state taX-paying employees of fair
printing establishments.
In this resolution, too, exception
was made of students, etc., doing part
time work, in that "the union mem
bers of this state do not object to the
rendering of self-help assistance Co
worthy students in our institutions of
higher learning, but cannot condone
the exploitation Of such labor under
the guise of student assistance, the
exploitation of prison labor under the
guise of rehabilitation training, or
the paying of substandard wages to
do craft work at these various inSti-
tutions . :" and departments.
The resolution requested the State
Board of Examiners and subordinate
boards "to so conduct their super
visory authority over the various in
stitutions that they may become mod
els of employment and working condi-
tions rather than the depressed areas
thereof in the respective communi-
ties :"
The people's voice., 1957-06-28

other ladder, which he promptly de-
scended, thanking the workmen pro-
fusely. He reached the bottom only
to find a sign on the ladders under
side which proclaimed the inevitable
news, "Wet Paint.
The people's voice., 1957-06-28
Convention Action Brinqs--

where the private employer pays un-
ion scale and provides favorable
working conditions and benefits "
Noting that ''we approve of the
operation of such food facilities for
the campus service of students, facul-
ty members and members of the in
stitution" staff, the resolution en-
phasized that the aforementioned
competitive situation, if permitted to
continue, threatens the employment
and opportunities for jobs of many
members of the HIRE and will tend
to depress the wages and conditions
in privately-owned and operated res
taurants who are forced to compete
with restaurants operated on the cam
pus - for private parties, etc.
and enjoy unsupported status.
To resolve the situation the conven-
tion requests of the State Board of
Examiners and the State Board of
Education "that the State University
system be required to cease private
catering or sale of food to the gen
eral public in any of its facilities and
in direct competition with the tax
paying private establishments; and
be required to confine its sale of food
to students, faculty members and
members of the university staff on the
11op11c
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18

Nx&2A6
CONTACT DOROTHY THOMAS
AIR CONDITIONING
ENGINEER. layout and de
sign .-.......... .-........ S/oU
METHODS. assembly. know iigs
and fixtures .... s52s
CIVIL ENGINEER. recent de-
gree ... ....-.....-.... S4ou
TOOL DESIGN, uircrutt . $500
WORKING SUPERVISOR. heiorc
welding. 48 hrs. .,..... S2,55 hT.
CONTACT LOU HADLEY
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR,
sheet metal, know duct
work ......-.. $3.50 up
ACCOUNTANT, heavy back.
ground. uuvel s6oO-s65o
EDITORIAL WRITER, tech back.
ground. write and edit S600-S650
ACCOUNTANT. ossistant to con-
roller 1886 degree und ex-
penenced. non-industIiul $500
IR. ACCOUNTANT, degree. no
experience necessary S450-S425
STATISTICIAN. mdth major. work
with Uuivuc .-..... OPEN
SALES ORDER DESK. college
chemistry and physics. relocate
otter ! year TO outside
soles S425-S $500
SHIPPER. know city and lumber
terms .............-. S4o0
TR. ESTIMATOR, some college.
mechanical background S425
SALES TRAINEE, degree
$3.50 ! comm.
LUMBER SALES TRAINEE.
aggressive ....... S4OO
cull For Appointment
Employment Servi
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~ @'A 80 ~ -
DRAFTSWOMAN. outstanding posi-
ton for the Observation-Disclosures girl
with drafting exp. ...... S400 up
LAB. TECHNICIAN, chemistry de-
gree. excellent opening in onolyticol
chemistry lab of progressive firm,
consider fee ............... to S375
SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT. not just
another job. but ON envioble posi-
ton OF prestige and responsibility.
mature girl with good dictophone
exp. light shthd. preferred S325-S350
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER. career
opportunity interviewing femole OF
flee applicants, college grad with
interviewing exp. .. S325-S350
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TO V.P.. if
you have exp. as secretary to titled
executive. you'll enjoy this spot as
sisting the V.P. in charge of soles.
interesting vorietY. heavy shtnd..
consider fee ....... ..... to S325
BCOKKEEPER. Accts. Receivable and
PoYoble exp. plus good tYpinq may
quolifY you for this fascinating po-
sition ............. S3o0-S325
GIRL FRIDAY. become the Sales
Mgr.s right hand" girl. diversified
job requiring dictophone exp. and
liking for figures ... S300-S325
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. work will
be play with the congeniol co-work-
ave 1,pJ nIa1eo,pB e,,y,0,,pJ;rrp ~ thio
Sales Dept. type soles correspond
ence and quotations. no fee $500
PAYROLL CLERK. olert, conscientious
girl Is yrs. and up with piece work
payroll exp. type and operate col
culotor ..................... $500
SECRETARY. pleasant atmosphere Of
busy 2.qirl office. light shthd and
good tYpinq. no fee . S275-S3o0
BKKPG. MACH. OPERATOR. excel.
lent position for MGR 3l0o OperotoI
with soles and occts. payable exp
..........-...-.... ... S25o-S3oo
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. nice spot
for GIRL with alphabetical ard numer
icul key punch exp. no fee S25o-S29o
CLERK-TYPIST. shorp young girl for
typinq and qen1 office duties. brand
new office of nutionollY-known firm.
....-..... ................... $3.50
BlLLER. have you 3-4 yrs. exp. in
billing? II so. the company will teach
you TO operote bkkpq. machine.
no fee S275
PBX-RECEPTIONIST. q sunny smile
and pleasing phi one voice ore
"musts" in this important public con
tact position, attractive girl with
Good PBX exp. light tYpinq. consider
fee ........ S250-S275
CLERK. wonderful opening in Cost
Dept. for girl with light typing ond
aptitude for figures. no fee 10 $3.50
TYPIST. fine opportunity for tcp-notch
girl exp. in billing. no fee $3.50
CLERK-TYPIST. most uttructive posi-
ton for June grad with LIGHT shthd.
qen'l office and some reception duties
in Engr. Dept ........... 10 $3.50
i PAY OUR SERVICE FEE
Men and Women.
PM. Monday through Friday
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
EAST CLEVELAND
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
lasos EUCLID AVE. GLenville l-3347
Visit Ohios Foremost Agency
Open Daily Until 500 PM. Saturday Till Noon
Evenings by Appointment
Fer Best SeIectivity in the City See Us TedaY
INDUSTRIAL

INDUSTRIAL
HEATING service mm and
know circuiting to $500 hr.
HORIZONTAL boring mill operator.
63-hour week ......... S2.76
TURRET LATHE operator. 63-hour
week Observation-Disclosures. SZ.76
RATE CLERK for freight componY.
IL to s p. m. ........... to $500
BILLING CLERK. some
tYpin9 ...-....... .-..... .Sl.7S
WAREHOUSE, IL to p. m.
to SI.75
PAINT SHADER ..........S $500
ELECTRICIAN, industrial
experience ..,.... .......... S2.oO
TIME STUDY. machine shop $500
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Top Notch Positions
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TOOL ENGINEER. degree. chollenq-
ing position involving tools and
equipment work. follow up from pur-
chosinq thru triol run and testing.
no fee .....,..... S70o0Slo.oOo
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT. ex-
ceptionol opening for hiqh-coiber
man with obove-overoge knowledge
OF accounting. also good time study
and lie. background. age 3l-50. ex-
tensive trovel ... S8000-S9000
SUPERINTENDENT. leadership ability
prime requisite for this excellent
position. general machining exp.
particularly in tool. jig and fixture
work. 45-55 yrs. S7O0o-S9000
ENGR. PRODUCT DESIGNER. ME-.
fine opportunity with top-notch firm
for man who enjoys board work.
..................... S600-S700
SALES ENGINEER. established con-
tocts in oircroft frome mig. industry
may quolify mature man Tor this
grand spot. excellent potentiol. trovel
.........................S $500 up
ELECTRONICS ENGR.. degree. out
stonding position for exp. mGn. no
fee ...........-....... S600-S70O
PHYSICIST. BIS. with physics major.
career opportunity in research and
development work ... S435-S650
PERSONNEL. wonderful chance for
young college grad with personnel
or Bus. Admin. mayor to become
associated with fine firm. some per
sonnel exp. in industry desired. in
cludinG mgmt. troininq S500-S600
SALESMAN. degree or equiv. enqr.
exp. unlimited possibilities for man
with proven soles ability and knowl-'
edge of outomotive trade " Open
AUDITOR, tired of the old home
town." Here's on attractive oppor.
tunity for mon with retail ouditinq
exp. TO relocate in the Eastern part Of
the US, college preferred S500-S600
CRAFTSMAN. sheet metol exp. may
quolifY you for this good spot con-
slider fee .............. S350-S600
TIME STUDY. man with machine
shop background and exp. in feeds
and speeds. restudy time standards
on Jobs .......... $500
QUALITY CONTROL ENGR.. intelli
gent. aggressive man with leader
ship obility-to establish quality stand
ords for and supervise inspection.
some exp. ....... S40o-S500
IBM SUPERVISOR, career opportunity
for young man with thorough lBM
exp, GOOD chance TO progress /
INSURANCE AGENT. the country is
insurance minded" offering q man
25-35 yrs. with sales exp. outstond-
ing potential Yr. on-the-iob truin-
ing program S3OO-S45O : comm
IR. ESTIMATOR. exp. in estimating
cost accounting or mig. order dept
work in sheet metol field desired. |
good opportunity for man 2S-40 with |
pleasant personality ... to S425 |.
TECHNICAL CLERK, well-known firm
is looking for q mon who can pro-
Gress with the company. beginning /
Job involves lots Of paper work and
some customer contact. leads to pro.
ouction control. degree preferred. !
.......................... S350S4oo !
Many OF our Employers wi
for well quolified
OFFICE HOURS: $3.50 Am. 10 S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
Community Employment Services
- TWO EUCLID LOCATIONS
1880 LAKE SHORE BLVD. = Redwood lsloo
EUcLD.RIcHMoND CENTER ARCADE = RE- l-sloo
2ss2S Euclid Avenue Euclid. Ohio

INDUSTRIAL SALES TRAINEE. per
sonoble young mun who is draft
exempt. northern Ohio territory with
very little overnight trovel S430-SS30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
Al Companies

SECRETARY to PLANT MAN
AGER. oil office detail plus
dictotion .............. s375
MANY OF OUR EMPLOYEES
OFFER TO PAY THE FEE FOR
EXPERIENCED WORKERS
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BOOKKEEpERS

BOOKKEEPERS. Burroughs
Mochine and assist in general
office. East .............. $500
COST clerk. Euclid Ave $3.50
ASSIST bookkeeper. MGR. #3l0o,
good Location ........... to $500
BOOKKEEPER for retoil store.
$50 to $50 .............. S27S
ACCOUNTS receivable clerk S275
BILLER, will troin girl with book
keeping obilitY ....... to $500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l-GIRL office. knowledge bookkeep-
ing. shorthand. tYping to S425
SECRETARY to office
mGnCGeT .....--...... 10 SSLo
PART-time secretary As hours
per day. Chogrin Fulls Sl.7S
GENERAL secretary. private
office. Heights location to S32S
SECRETARY. some technical die
tGtion. South Euclid ...... S325
SECRETARY for soles department
work for Q solesmen 10 S375
DICTAPHONE. Eost Cleveland.
1905 ....'.-.-'.......... SITS
SECRETARY. excellent Location.
some teletype ....... $500
STENO. light dictotion in pu1-
chasing department ~ to S265
TYPIsT-cLERKs
PrJ ET3 t,,v>;.K RoQO
CLERK. troinee. high school
graduate with some typinq $3.50
CUSTOMER service office. handle
soles correspondence. no
shorthand .............. S265
ADMINISTRATIONS
PIX. S. E., some dictotion $500
P.B.X.Ieceptionist-tYping .. $3.50
P.B.Z.-receptionist, Euclid. O. S275
PIX. downtown. BIS to 4:45 S275
COMPTOMETER operator for pay
roll ...........-................. S275
COMPTOMETER operator. MGR.
machine. payroll ...--.... $500
KEY punch. experienced .. s325
KEY punch. downtown j. TO S2S5
KEY punch. will train if good
tYpist Observation-Disclosures. S295
KEY punch truinee. high school
graduate. tYping ........... S240
DOCTORS ossistont, RN or proc
ticoI. 33-hour week ...... $3.50
MAIL order-tYpist. young .. S2l6
SALES clerk. retail lodies'
weU ..... $50 week = comm.
iloble Immediately too numerous
with us today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
SALES SECRETARY

RESPONSIBLE Job. University Circle
area, shorthand, phone. 2-girl office,
write brief resume to Box 1889. 8l4
East l52nd ct.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
FEMALE
CONTACT EVS ROBERTS

EXECUTICE SECRETARY ex-
perienced, TO Gge IS S35o-S375
DICTAPHONE OPERATORS
experienced .......... S325-S350
STENOS. young. many open
ings. NO FEE .... S275-S30o
GIRL FRIDAY. girl office.
Euclid Ave. ........ S2s5
TYPIST. ground floor job"
WilloughbY ............. $3.50
PRICING CLERK. small ports
or hardware experience S30F
COST TRAINEE. like figures.
light tYping ..... S225-S260
KEY PUNCH OPERATORS
many .............. s275-s30o
BILLER, roin good typist 49,. SITS
PERSONNEL, some food expert
enCe. Eost Cleveland S250-S35o
FLEXIWRITER TRAINEE,
type Euclid .............. $3.50
PBX-LIGHT TYPIST. young $3.50
BLUEPRINT MACHINE
OPERATOR. trGin s2oo-S2l5
FILE CLERK. high school. light
tYping. Euclid .......... $500
MAIL GIRL. ST. Cloir. high school
no experience ............ $3.50
CAFETERIA. full OF part time. East
Cleveland and Euclid sl.o5 hr.
$3.50 A.M. to $500 Pm. !
&c Is Our Business
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18

ManY many ovolobe Immediately
to list Check with todoY
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TECHNICAL

TECHNICAL
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN.
layout pre-fob homes to $500
PRODUCT DESIGNER. storm win
dows and doors ........ 10 $500
PROJECT ENGINEER. experienced,
heavy equipment or press work;
supervise project. No board
work ..... ........... TO ST5U
TEST ENGINEER, chemical engi-
neerinq or ME. Know test
equipment and instrumen-
idtion .............. to S6,UUU
PLASTIC MOLD ENGINEER. NE.
OF experienced. Thermo Plastic
mold: to 80 ......... $4,000
INSPECTION ENGINEER. will troin
young technical groduote $500
SPECTROCOPIST. degree $3.50
PHYSICIST, degree S60o-S700
AIRCRAFT ENGINEER. 3-5 years.
oircroft ports ....-. to S7oU
E.E. INDUCTION HEATING. cir
cult layout small
machinery ... $500
SALES APPLICATION ENGINEER.
design or onolysis OF oircroft
general systems .....-. to $500
PLANT ENGINEER to IS, NE.
or EE. ......... to $500
METALLURGIST. recent graduate
or experienced .... S5OO-S7OU
OFFICE
ESTIMATOR. machine shop $3.50
TBM SUPERVISOR 49,. no fee $500
PURCHASING EXPEDITOR. to 80
yeors. college ............. S45O
AUDITING. college qroduote. major
OF minor in accounting.
to As ................ S450
ACCOUNTANT. degree ... S450
COST and BUDGETS. onolYsis OF
overhead and engineering
budgets. to 4s ........ $3.50
PRODUCTION CONTROL
clerk Observation-Disclosures. S4O0
GENERAL ACCOUNTING, degree.
young. t1oin and relocote $3.50 up
TYPIST. smoll office ..... to $3.50
COST CLERK. extension OF hours
and rotes. any age .. 10 S375
PLANT BOOKKEEPER.
Young. opportunity 10 le0rn
accounting ......s........... $500
OFFICE and Shipping
<INn
CUTTING Tolls. read blueprnts.
t1oin inside then outside.
SALES ENGINEER. mochine
tools ......,.....,... TO S6OO
LOCAL concern needs 2 industriol
solesmen. college background;
10 IS ................ SSOO-SoUO
SALES THAINEE for lGrqe business
mochine concern.
Eoss ............ $3.50 = expenses
SUPERVISION
FOREMAN. rubber processing
equipment. BondburY Mills.
etc: to 40 ........... to So. SOC
FOREMAN. rotating equipment
experience and coil wind
ing; 10 As ................. $500
MonY. many other openings ave
to list. Check
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-10-12
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Pride of Robbins Temple
No. 915, IB.P.O.E. of w. will
present their Annual Tea in all
its splendor on Sunday, October
13, 1857 from 3 to Z pm. at
Crooks beautiful chapel, 18th
and ST. Louis avenue. 8
You can't afford to miss as
Robbins best dressed ladies will
be presented in review and
program which will be the toast
of the season. Don't miss it.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-10-12
Uncle Sam
Needs Men
Clerks Now

Clerks, especially men, are
needed at once by the United
States Government" stated J. A.
Conner Regional Director OF the
Seventh U. S. Civil Service Re-
gion. The positions are located
at various Federal Agencies IN
illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Both men and women can file
at this time for the positions.
These openings start at a salary
of $1,000 to $3,175 per year. No
experience needed for the $3.50
and $3,175 jobs. A high school
degree is qualifying experience
for the openings at $3,175. Trade
or vocational school degrees are
not qualifying experience.
All applicants must pass a
written test.
Further information and appli-
cation form can be obtained at
most post offices or from the
Director of the Seventh u. S.
Civil Service Region. New Post
Office Building, Chicago z, Ill.
The MEDICARE Ball is an
addition to the Retirement and
Family benefits that were part
of the Act of 1855.
II have literature explaining
these new changes in the Air
Force" he said. Veterans de-
Stirring literature on these new
policies should contact me at
4723 South Parkway avenue, or
call Boulevard 8 1929.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-10-12
TRY THIS

If we give love and sympathy
Even to those who hate us,
We fill them SO with mystery
They know not how to rate us.
Helen King
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-10-12
Evangelist G.P.Holt.
Returns to Robbins
Unpopular Request

The nationally famous evan
gelist of Oklahoma City, G. P.
Holt, will present a series of
Gospel Sermons which he will
continue until November l, 1857
nightly at 8:15 pm. at Church
of God in Christ, on the corner
of 18TH and Lawndale.
The public is cordially invited
to come out and hear this man
of God deliver his message. All
Bible questions answered. Good
congregational singing. Ministers
are especially invited.
5000 cash for a worthy cause
will be given by the church OF
Christ at 18th and Lawndale
ave. Robbins, Ill. for the follow
ing topics discussed and proved
by any minister of any church.
/. Bible proof that there is
nothing in a name.
2. Baptism is not essential to
salvation.
music in worship.
4. Bible for Communion, once
a month, or twice a year, etc.
S. Bible for Divine Healing.
6. Voting on Candidates for
Baptism.
7. Bible that God. Christ and
the Holy Spirit is one and the
same person.
8. Bible that Christians today
are to keep the Sabbath Day.
8. That sprinkling is Baptism;
also infants are subjects for bap-
tism
10. Bible for women preachers
5000 will be given to any
minister to prove by the bible
these topic listed for discussion.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-10-12
WILL SETTLE FOR PEANUTS

Security has got to be every
ones No. / ambition these days.
It used to he the chance to make
a million. Now we'll settle much
more cheaply. "-LaHarpe Quill.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-10-12
THOMAS ]. KELLAR
SCHOOL NEWS

TIE PTA of the Thomas ].
Kel1ar School held their month
ly meeting Tuesday night, Octo-
Der 8, at 7:3O o'clock in the
gymnasium. Mrs. Bartee, presi-
dent, presided, and Mrs. D.
Woods, 5th grade teacher was
getting secretary.
A playground project was the
central theme of discussion, and
to motivate the project, the par
ents contemplated a Bake Sale,
a Bazaar and a Fashion Show
as a means Of raising funds to-
wards the project.
After the meeting adjourned
the parents were entertained
with short skit by Mrs. E.
Aliens 9th grade class. The slSit
was entitled, "How to Prevent
Fires" and the play was humor-
Gus as we'll as educational.
Following the skit, Mr.. E.
Jones, principal, introduced the
guest speaker, Mr.. Edw. Willett,
Robbins Fire Chief.
Mr.. Willett's speech was ex-
emrlified through film script
which depicted fire hazards and
means of prevention.
The film was educational and
served as a forerunner of Fire
Prevention Week which begins
October Is.
Many parents were in attend
ance and Mesdemes B. Brock
and A. Jefferson were the teach
ers who had the most parents
in attendance.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-10-12

Friday, October at 200 pm.
the 9th grade classes were en-
tertained gy Mrs. E. Hunters
9th grade class. They presented
a Broadcast centered upon the
voyage of Columbus, which was
interesting and entertaining.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-10-12


At $50 pm, in Room IL, the
9th Grade Mothers Club held
their monthly meeting. Mrs.
Curry, president, presided. The
mothers were enthusiastic about
the various events before gradu-
alton. and their highpoint of
discussion was the educational
spring trip.
AS a means of promoting the
spring trip, the mothers are con-
templating a Halloween Party
to be given in the gymnasium,
Halloween night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-07
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny with high in low 40s this
afternoon. Fair tonight. low
about %. Fair and cold tomor-
row, but cloudiness increasing in
afternoon. Wind. ppm. today,
west-northWest, Z miles per hour.
Virginia-Some cioudiness in
mountains, otherwise fair this
afternoon and tonight. Low to-
night, $3.50 in west and north
and 1898 in southeast portion.
Partly cloudy and rather cold
in north portion and turning
colder in south portion.
Maryland-Some cloudiness in
west and diminishing snow fur
ries in extreme west portion this
afternoon. Otherwise fair this
afternoon and tonight. low
around 20 in west and 80 along
coast. Partly cloudy and rather
cold in north and west tomorrow
and turning colder in south por-
ton. followed by some snow in
west portion at night.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-