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Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

Gopher Lodge Drum
& BueIe Corps Ger
Parade Applause

Members u the Gopher Lodge
Drum ard Bugle Corps which ap-
peared In The Minneapolis Aqua
gennial parade and was widely ap-
plauded Included majorettes Jew
eli f.riester, s4s Iglehart Avs
Hattie lett s7s St Anthony,
zntnoaa Spires. All 81. Anthony.
Leotra Green, s58 West Central
and Della Har0way 4is Eondo
Av
Drmmers ard bugiers Bobby
Ray sT3 Carroll, Buster o Lewis.
1872 Carroll Az John Priestsr.
64s IgIehart Ay Bill Jones. 3I8
Chalsworth Av3 David Branson.
74s Carou, James Hil, 1913 Car
roll. Edward Randall, 4et Carroll.
Melvin Steele 3ai Muller
Ronald Ransom 737 Carroll. /.
Gene Watts, 4Tt ST. Anthony Ay,
s Robert Smaller. 800 ST. An
tHouy Avi W NJ Anderson. 37O
CarraHs Ed Bruce 652 Iglehart.
James Spires. sylvester EaYes.
afi Dale ST.. Philips Brooks 77o
ST.. Anthony. Clarence Eaves. 8s7
y st Adams Eonnie Smith SAT
Rondo Ia Perceile Greene, 98i
Iglehart, Duane Perfect. sI7 West
Central Robert Lewis. 752 Car
roll. Bucky Brown 95l st. An
tbony, Kenneth . Pugh. 1888
Bigclow Lane, David McAdams,
977 Dayton Herman Hosbins 2s3
" Avon and Melvin Buford, 7il
Carroll.
WIHe Burfel rs director Of the
Gopher organization Vernon
TlHsley and Robert w Fields are
ueutcnants,
The Gopher unit was widely
applauded as It appeared in the
AqlIat0nniaI parade The group
also participated in the St Paul
SAACp Membership Drive Vic
tory Parade Saturday afternoon,
July 10
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
ZION BAPTIST

The subject ot our pastor Rev
r. w Bolts Sr morning mes.
sage was, Your Adversary, The
ueul The scripture lesson was !
Peter 5st-Il and the text Was
verse eight of the same passage
Re sober be agilant. because
your adversary. the devil as .
roaring lion, walketh about seek
ing whom he may deyuur
Visitors were Mr. and Mrs
John Irving u Kansas City, Mo
Edgar Marshall and MIR and Mrs
r birmingham Of Chicago. Mr.
and Mrs, Ezra Gill Of RI. Smith
Ark and Mrs Betty Thomas Of
Omaha, Neb
Psalm l2i was the scripture les
son for the evening devotional
service,
Prayer meeting begins each
Wednesday evening az 1850
You are always welcome at
Zion. The Friendly Church -
Evelyn Smith, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
CARD or APPRECIATION

The Prince Hall Masonic Temple
Association wishes TO express its
sincere appreciation for the gen
erOus financial contributions Of
Masonic lodges. OES chapters.
other organizations and friends
presented az the cornerstone lay
ing July H.
our desire 20 construct and
maintain a suitable home for the
Masonic family as weil as a com
munlty meeting place was greatly
encouraged By the generous out
pouring of financial help and the
association is extremely grateful
Thanks a millioui
Masonic Temple Association
W y McAdams. President.
Fern Helm, Secretary
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
Virgil g. Anderson.
Sioux Foils Citizen
For Many Years

8iotus Fails, - Services for
yirgil q Anderson 90. ~ gU3 W
Bailey Bf will be conducted from
the HaHlnu Chapel at p m Sat
urd4Y Mr. Anderson died at a las
cal hospital Monday following an
extended ilinesa iis had broH
patient ttrre siorr September of
1850
ne naB born April 80. 1899 a.
CampbslIaytllr Ey and a. thr age
ut three moved with hia parents tp
Fergus Falls Npn lie grew o.
manhood there aah WIS married
"a Maggie Cooks Aprit ~. tgtt
Tho euuplr moved to 8loux Falls
Sea 1927 and MI Anderson became
employed az the Carpenter Barber
shop Nf Anderson. we'll known fB
downtown bnsiaesaHen worked M
that shop uptll hta itlnpaa tis waa
a veteran 81 Worid War I and o
of the American Legion
and Veterans ur F'orrtgH Wars BE
was member ~ 81 tohus Bspr
tat church
Survivors include hig widow.
four daughters Mrn Monroe Lot
ton aiouV ralia Mrs Ronnay
Moore aoattah,utf, Nsh Mra
Charlotte Waiehrr ainus Fsila
BHa lame Anderson Detroit four
#Gna Virgil IT, Detroit rgmWy
Fort Leonard wand NO Kennefh
nf silous Falls and Wallace Fort
SIT Okla II grandchildren auA
. sister Mrs rila sutton paaa
aaua Caltf Two brothers aUd two
sisters preceded him IN death
the Rev Henry Thomas will
pfnelate ~ ihe services interneut
w1ll hp Ia the weodlawp Cemetery
Tho family requests lhat memo
uala be sent 20 ghr - IonHB uap
tiat Church building flind
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
CARD or THANKS

The Smith family OF Los An
geles and Mrs Anna Mae Ross Of
Minneapolis wish % express our
sincerest thanks and appreciation
20 the friends OF the Twin Cities
for the many cards kilograms and
other expressions Of sympathy
shown during the death OF our
father. son and brother. the late
Oliver Smith Of Los Angeles To
know that so many shared our
sorrow was a source of great com
fort.
The Smith Family, Los Angeles
and Mrs. Anna Mae Ross, sister
Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
81. rAII LUTHERAN

In the absence Of Rev Carl G.
Sunwsll, pastor Of tho st Paul
Lutheran Church on Marshall
Avenue and ChatsWorth Street
Mrs +. r. Macmillan. member Of
81 Paul Lutheran church and as
sistant Director Of church archi-
lecture and building finance of the
AuEustana Lutheran church. con
Quoted the service last Sunday and
preached the sermon. The topic
for hts sermon was. Keep The
Whole Law
Mr. Macmillan said that be,
cause we limit our reading Of the
Word ~ God 70 a small portion
of the Bible we do not learn 10
know the responsibility that rests
upon us The Word teaches tts the
stewardship OF our time and tai
snts The neglect OF practicinE our
responsibility Of stewardship OF
time and talent does not rest upon
only few most of rs sin In this
way
He referred 90 Amos who was a
shepherd and prophet Amos. as q
shepherd. was alone much and ltv-
ed In the presence uf God He new
81 wavercd In his message He al
ways said Thus saith the lord 4"
God sait 10 him. Go and pro-
phecy TO my people Amos was
told 10 pronounce judgements lyon
the nations FOR not keeping the
law II we have neglected one por.
law We have broken the entire
ton Stewardship Is not only the
other fellows job or our job, II Is
my job
He closed his message with the
statement that with God there Us
no race or social barriers Sc we
who are Christians must remove
All rscc and social harreg II we
would keep the law God saws
Love thy neighbor as thy.self"
Next Sunday. August 1. Sunday
school and services win be con
Quoted at $50 a. m Mr. Glen
Leaf member OF st. Paul
Lutheran church. who will enter
the Aggustana Theological Sem
mary this fall will conduct the
service and preach the sermon.
All are welcome 10 st Paul
Lutheran church regardless Of
race or culture Anna Wendell
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
CARD or THANKS

We wish to express our heart
felt thanks and apprecttion 10 our
friends and neighboFs for the
many kindnesses and sympathy
extended during the passing Of our
husband and father, Samuel Allen.
Especially do we wish 20 thank
Elder Edward Erwin Sr for his
gonsolug words, 90 Mrs Henry
Erwin for music. rendered and 10
Gopher Lodge No. los for their
comforting assistance For the
many beautiful floral tributes 10
our loved one. sympathy cards and
teiegrams we Will ever he CRATE
flh
Mrs Hattie Allen. wife. Mrs
Harriet Cephas daughter.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

~
The program will be produced
for the first tims next Tuesday.
August 9 at the Thomas Country.
man Productions studio at 70
North Ninth street IA alnnrapo
Ha. according 20 The announce.
mcnt made by Bishop A A. f1is
ke moderator
A number Gf prominent minis
tura educators and civic leaders
viii be arriving Monday 70 par'i
tipsfe iu ne production Of seven
national tclecsata on which the
churches, industry educational IN
s}ifutiaua and tlvte center of In
Crosse, Wisconsin w1ll be- featured
from coast ta coast
The delegation arriving from
Ia Crosse will be the Mayor. Milo
Kuutaeu tho executive secretary
of the Chamber Of Commerce
Everett W0shfmaun and five
ministers Reverend Tavern n
Hanson nf Trinity Lutheran
Church. Reverend James Belt
Presbyterian. Reverend Melvin
r'ruak the r1rHt Congregational
Church. Reverend Fnike Frrre'
First Baptist and Pastor nurdett
w Waterman ~ the Church Of
Christ These men viii appear
with the regular paurilalH. Rev
ercnd ira . Alien and ur CHf
ford AHaRar Nolaop both " at
raul
Two camera unita Of the Anefie
can Religious Town IiaIi Arvting
have shot cloar To unu thousand
feet Of fim ~ The city nf Ia
Cruaao 10 carry The message af
the churches eduealiopai inatl
tutioHs. hospitals. business and ia
diiHirF 20 the nation
There viii ba two papeuata
romlnE from Illinois pr Martin
y simon, t,uthefaa editor ~ the
Christian Patent" ia Highland
fil and Anthnuy w paly, y no.
man Catholic attorney ftom Altan
llliunls viii aFriye by air Monday
90 participate ln special telopsal
They maintain that students IA
paruchiai schools are deprived of
their constitutional rights lf they
10 not receive their tuition from
the state
other papollala whn deny thia
position viii be pr FRANK u
Yoat edltot ~ "iaborty waah
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
Phone Users Will
Be Able To DioI
Long Distance

NDrthweBfnru Bril Telephone
Company announced recently that
half "a million Minnesota telephone
Users viii be able 30 dial many of
lhctr own louE distance calls
starting early sunday August IS
tnitally. the new 81 600 600 III
rect Distance pialnR lppDl sya-
tenn viii be- limited fu certain Min
neaota points and 90 t8 mctropoll.
tan eentcrs and their suburbs
round the nation However, the
communities availabeI 10 Minucso-
Ia cities on the Odd network are
expected 20 double within the next
two years
Ultimately. the network will be
extended 20 include all Bell Sys
tenn points in the United States
and Canada and 90 a great num-
her Of independently operated
to~ua aa welt
Although some metropolitan
areas around the country have
been able ta dJal directly 20 their
outlying suburbs since 1891. Ehe
Minnesota ODD system viii have
access to part of the nationwide
network right from the start. To
begin with telephone users IN
Minnesota viii be able to call any
ous or a00o. 900 telephones lu some
$50 communities
only station to- station mum
bgr 10 number calls can he
handled by the Dup system Per
son -to-porsuu calls collect calls
credit card calls conference calls
and ralts from pay telephones viii
still be placed with The long dis
tance operator pa at present
Northwestern Reu said that
DDD via pro, itle faster service,
reducing the tinpc Co place
hong distance call to about IS
seconds Another advantage is
the ease and convenience with
which calls can be- made.
To begin wflh. telephone users
In the Twin Cities Lake Mime.
tanEa White Hear Lake. Msht0-
g1e,f Forest lake. So Clotia
siltvatrr ST. Croix Beach. Red
WING aad huNka may dial each
ether and slea disI cold sprtnE
wuImRr. Duluth Cahaearf, Clio
auet Rochester ara Grand Rapids
In addition. the ~ Minnesota
y{tgrs wh,en cAu dta each ether
may also tisl tae following cities
and thsig suburbs on the national
network Chgg1Es Dallas prs
Notnrs Han Claire Hartford. Mi
waukse New Yors CITY, Oakland
Pittsburgh. Sacramento. ST. Louis.
san Francisco sna whtts Plains
Direct Distance pfRHrE has
ecen a }onKraaEe Effective ef Bsli
system engineers far MANY years
However 60 MAKE glch q system
possible. q nstwcFs % special high
speed circuits EutprWurestGug
uistropalitan centsrs had 20 b. O..
vrt1pet bong distance switching
equipment wNtes EauI3 agtnrnsft-
eaEtv select reuEes to tns different
eifics Rad So be- engineered gni
foru nAflau-w'te Numbering sys-
tern usi1x IRE eaiFtfer NaEage
numbers HAD Go bs sr{ ap q ca,ie
system 20 htac the uc,se,3 states
futo no calling srcss saE ts sg *.
vtset ant spegsl aceggot M
equipment 90 hRatlt aiGrE .n-
formation ha8 % be developed
me change fs fFg 2,etfee
S uEg-v Numbering system sRs
s.tsa salnp,ets3 a u2ry MEuar
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

s0ta cities ard u underway in
others Minnesota has been divided
into three calling areas DIS for
the northern portion. si2 far the
central snd AoT tor the south
Presently. ESQ cities ard towns
sAruug gNaut tse natiaa have i(rnct
dIalinE access % more thst - 3
coo coo telephones around the
country Additional cities ard
towns viii be added each year as
soon az the equipment and long
GsstRnce circuits ear BE- provided
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
AmeiCan Religious Town
Hall Meeting To Be
Filmed In Minnesota

The American Religious Town Hall Meeting, national
tIeYon show that organized by five local ministers -
bring about better understanding among all peoples regard
~ aad for the preservation 0f civil anil
gou freedom mud which has been produced kucepc by
AHC ia Chicago for national viewing Ia being filmed local.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

Ar enterprise which has no
clear d,vtsioD af responsibility ard
authority wtll probably fNH
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

Medicine has made great pro
gtvss in the past tcyade people
ilvc ionErt even N it costs mafv
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

Sometimes lt paws % BE- aireef
sri sgaau i l. bcst ta ~ syasivs
eniy the sxrert kroNs
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

We are net as rach Interested
in thr fan % the dollar as We are
sr its tlsHrpssrRnce
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

When the bohd1v ,svvr hlts me
office ycs mtEht a. web tsu aff
tbc work
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

Slack up before you crack upr'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
WOODFIELD

Mrs. Helen Moore of Washing
ton was weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. George Pope.
Mrs. Robert Benson of Balti-
more spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. George Woodfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Ward
and family are enjoying motor
trip to Niagara Falls and on into
Canada this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allnutt and
Mrs. Margaret Kimble were Sun
day guests of Miss Mary c. War
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Leishear have
as their guest this week their
grandson Henry Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. EIgie Hawkins
and their grandson William
Phelps Sheldon spent Sunday as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest Peddicord of Marriottsville.
The Wesley Grove church sup
per was quite successful. Some
500 adult suppers and 60 chill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
CountyPoHce
Issue Plea on
School Safety

The Montgomery County Police
Department this week issued a
plea to all motorists to remember
that schools open September 5
and that extra precaution should
be used when driving.
School Safety coordinators are
again conducting a School Safety
Patrol officers camp for patrol
boys and girls and an additional
number of school crossing guards
have been hired for the coming
school season.
Motorists were requested to CO.
operate with the crossing guards
to prevent accidents. Increased
police patrols are being assigned
to dangerous intersections at
hazardous times.
In keeping with its plea for
safety, the police department re-
minded drivers that autos must
comes to a complete stop not less
than 10 feet from a school bus
discharging or taking on children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Cabin John Valley
Correspondents Can
Have Vacations, Too

two daughters with them, went to
Disneyland with another former
Valley family, the Glenn Craigs.
Mr. Craig is with the Rand Cor
poration in Santa Monica. Evelyn
Craig, our former interchangeable
Girl Scout leader and pillar of
various community activities,
sends this report about the junk
citing Pechmans:
'They are surviving beautiful
ly. Have seen all the principle
sights between here and Wash
ington, D. C.-and are now au-
thorities on How To See The
u. S. A."
Folk dance, anybody? For any
number of years now, a bunch
of eager amateurs has been meet.
ing monthly at the Bannockburn
Club House to do folk dances I'M
der the noted Dave Rosenberg.
Space limitations keep down the
number of couples who can en-.
roll in the series. "The group is
full, as usual" reports Edyth
Blackman, who handles enroll
ment this year. However, if there
is enough demand, maybe it's
about time we started another
group"
Folk dancing" includes square
dancing as well as various other
methods mankind has devised for
carrying on rhythmically in
groups. 1t is a lot of fun. And
under Rosenberg you get basic
fundamentals that will make you
feel at home at any sort of barn
dance in the Western world. Fee
for the whole year is ten bucks.
If this species of relaxation
(puff, puff appeals to you, and
you would like to be part of such
a group, call Mrs. Blackman at
Oliver 1874: or Mrs. Anita
Bickford at Oliver 2-4652. If
enough of you wanna, there'I be
group, sure enough!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
S ENTINEL o coHTTq. MD.
B8--Thursday, August II. 1857

dren's suppers were served.
Miss Peggy Gregg spent the
past weekend in Ocean City.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Scheib were Mr..
and Mrs. Harper Scheib and
Franklin.
Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs.
Leonard johnson are spending
this week in Charles City, Vir-
ginia where they are visiting Mrs.
Johnson's sister Mrs. Alton Pen
ny and her brother Richard Min
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
'LaytOnsUiNe- WOOdfieId
Family Reunion
Attended by Sc
BY Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Telephone Clearwater 1869

By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Telephone Clearwater 1862
The annual Green-Weber fam
lily reunion was held Sunday, Au-
gust Is on the Laytonsville School
grounds. There were Sc present.
The Donkey Baseball game be-
tween the Laytonsville and Sandy
Spring Volunteer Fire Depart
ments was its usual nonsensical
success. The score if such could
be tailed was FL in favor of Lay
louisville and the event cleared
about $50 for the Laytonsville
department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl HurIebaus of
Richmond spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hurlebaus of Hawkins
Creamery Road.
Richard Potter and Paul Stokes
of the Laytonsville Elementary
School are attending Officers
Patrol Camp at the AAA training
camp at Benson, Md. from Au-
gust % through the 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kibbee re-
turned last week from a two
week motor trip through the mid
west and Canada.
Miss Lois Mailman is at home
and convalescing nicely after her
accident.
Mrs. Bess Brake, Mrs. Eleanor
Howard, and Mrs. Dora Fraley
spent last week at Mrs. Brake
FraleV'S cottage at Ocean Civ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Services Held
For Seneca
Drowning Victim

Funeral services were held yes.
terday at Forest Oak Cemetery,
Gaithersburg, for Marvin Atwell,
81, of Rockville, who drowned
Sunday after he struck his head
when he dived into the Seneca
creek.
Atwell, who lived at 402 Bland
ford Street, was employed by the
Asplundh Tree Expert Co. of Sill.
yer Spring. He was a native Of
Marion, Va.
Witnesses told police Atwell
had dropped his wallet and wrist
watch into the creek and was
trying to recover them when the
accident occurred.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip w. Atwell, a
sister, Joyce j., and a brother,
Rodney L. Atwell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
By Naomi L. Wood
Telephone Oliver 1854

-
The State of Maine is cool, man,
cool Residents land summer res.
identS) up there spend their time
boasting to each other about how
many blankets they needed to
sleep under last night. When a
visitor from the Washington area
heaves in sight of course that
goes double. Hot down there?"
ask the Maine people, smugly.
Took three of our kids to visit
some friends on Bustins Island,
in Casco Bay. You leave your
car on shore, and reach Bustins
via motor launch. Trip we took
happened to be the one where 30
or 40 OUTSIDE bottles of LIP gas
were being carried over. Kids re-
garded huge bottles as interlop.
ers! Islanders, however, depend
on motor launch not only for gas
but for everything else they need
except water, which fortunately,
grows" on the island.
Island has no electricity and no
plumbing. mot very good lamps"
shifted Mister Ten Years Old. II
wish they had bathroom instead
of the shed, complained Miss Six.
Street lights on island illumi-
nate glorified foot-paths by gaso-
line until about midnight, then go
out. Mr.. Fourteen looked at them
askance. Studied bedroom by can
die light, looked sharply out of
window. Its so darn darkw he
exclaimed. 81 liked that motel on
Route l better"
Wish somebody would tell me:
are these youngsters spoiled, by
living in civilization, or is this
just the normal reaction of mod
ern child to the "hardships" of
another era?
California, here 1 come: Traf-
fic to the West Coast from Cabin
John Valley has been hot and
heavy this summer.
One of the early birds was AL
Weiss. Finding himself in San
Francisco, he looked in the tele-
phone book for Harry Yaffee, for.
mer Valley-ite whom he knew to
be residing near" there.
Near" covers a multitude of
square miles, of course, especially
on the West Coast. No Harry Yaf-
fee in the San Francisco tele.
phone book. Gotta have the
Marin County book, l guess). AL
sighed, gave up.
Went down town to tend to the
business which brought him to
that area. And whom did he meet,
getting off street car on Mont
gomery Il think it was) Street?
Harry Yaffee.
Just shows you how really
friendly the West Coast is!
Other visitors to the glamor-
coast included Mrs. Enid Robin
son and her children, who visited
family out there: Mr.. Ramsay
Wood, ditto: and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pechman, who dropped in
on family and friends here and
there across the entire continent.
The Pechmans, who had their
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
I'd Polio Case Listed

The Montgomery County
Health Department this week re-
ported its second case of polionye-
Tits for the year. The latest vic
tim is a 23-year-old woman from
Bethesda who is suffering paraly-
sis of her left arm and right leg.
A Health Department spokesman
said the young woman, who had
not been inocculated with Salk
vaccine, spent the early part of
the summer at local beach.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Guernsey Record

A registered Guernsey COW,
GLASSES Melbas Iva Lee, owned
by Francis CHM of Dickerson,
has completed an official pro-
duction record in the Advanced
Registry division of the American
Guernsey Club of 9-155 pounds of
milk and 438 pounds of fat. She
was MIXED twice daily for 305
days.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22

Guests for the weekend were
Brake Fraley, Elwood Fraley, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Gregg and son
Stanley and Joe Gregg and
grandson Joey Davis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
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, 1957-05-23
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Corporation offers for sale AS is,
WHERE IS, the following item of equipment
Chevrolet. Pickup Truck : 1949 Model, Engine
No. GBM 1880, 12 Ton
Interested parties should contact Mr.. Francis S. Cantrell,
Maintenance Supervisor, Bethlehem Garage, and all offers
are to be routed to Mr.. Leonard S. Martin, Manager, Power
Departm. Offers will be received up to - Pm. May 81, 1857.