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The people's voice., 1957-09-20

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The conference meeting was hello
in conjunction with the Goth ami
versary of the first issuance of 8
local union charter to Helena Local
95. by the international Typographi-
cal Union in 1S67-just Is years
after the ITU was formed. The ban
quet session Saturday night was dedi-
Gated to the Helena local, with STAN
ley Thurston, secretary of No. 80,
acting as master of ceremonies. In
vited guests in attendance at the BAN
quet besides working printers and
their wives. included Editor and Mrs.
E. A. (Shorty) Dye of the Helena
INDEPENDENT-RECORD, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Wilson of Thursber
Printing Company, and Gretchen Bill
lings. manager of Coop Pub. Co. The
address of welcome to delegates was
given by Ben Melugin, president of
Local 95.
Thurston briefly reviewed the his
tory of Local 95. noting that early
information is extremely scarce. He
did find that the unions initial start
was short lived. was revived in 1878,
led an uncertain life until July l,
1888 when the organization became
a lasting part of the life of the Capt.
tol City. The first printer in Mon
tana was Dan J. Tilton of New York
who arrived in 1868. The first strike
in Montana, he reported, was pulled
by unorganized printers against the
old MONTANA DEMOCRAT in 1864.
The first linotype came on the scene
in 1886. In the beginning Local 95
had jurisdiction over all of Montana.
In addition, it pioneered the estab-
lishment of a Montana State Fedora
tion of Labor, organization of Helena
Trades & Labor Assembly, and pas
sage of the ''label'' law.
UTILITIES PROSPEROUS
In calling on all union printers to
oppose higher rates currently being
sought by Mountain States Tel. &
Tel. Montana Power. and Montana
Dakota Utilities, the convention OBJ
served that all three monopolies are
enjoying very profitable operations
in strange contrast to the worsening |
"job and income prospects of Mon
tana workers and their families.
To build effective opposition to
the rate increases the conference
called upon the Montana State
AFL-CIO to take the initia tive in
the formation of a state wide util-
ity consumers organization for the
purpose of providing the necessary
finances to bring qualified rate ex-
perts to Montana" to make investi-
cations of the financial structures
feach utility as prerequisite to
any revision of their rates, whether
up or down, by the Public Service
Commission.
In urging collective action the con-
ference pledged ''itself to secure all
possible financial assistance from
member locals and union members
n order to help such statewide
1sers group finance the securing of
he services" of a rate expert.
STATE COMPETITION
ILLEGAL"
Delegates in discussion brought out
heir investigations show that many
thousands of dollars of state print
ng is being lost to the industry be-
ause of installation of printing
Equipment by number of divisions
l.
The people's voice., 1957-09-20

that if Americas 'oldest and most
democratic trade union" is to remain
strong and do the job its 101, 900
members expect of it it must have
more money from the rank-and-file.
Marvick made his plea in connection
with urging favorable votes on two
proposed assessments which union
members will vote on in October. One
assessment would provide more mon
ey to operate the famed Printers
Home at Colorado Springs, Colo,
and the other would augment the
unions defense fund. Union printers,
when on strike, or off the job because
of lockout, receive up to 80 per cent
of their scale from ITU during un-
from these causes.
The people's voice., 1957-09-20
STATE COMPETITION
ILLEGAL"

Delegates in discussion brought out
their Investigations show that many
thousands of dollars of state print
ing is being lost to the industry be-
cause of installation of printing
equipment by number of divisions
of the state government.
The people's voice., 1957-09-20
STECK NEW MTG PREXY

Carl Steck, longtime Helena print
er, was elected president of the con-
ference for the coming year. Floyd
Booth, Great Falls, is the new vice
president, and George Broeker, Mis-
soula, the new secretary. Executive
board members are Tom Hawkins,
Kalispell, and Sam Butler, Missoula.
Retiring officers were: j. Verne
Lawson, Helena, MTG president the
last three years; Harry Albright, Hell
ena, vice president; George Cole, Hell
ena, secretary treasurer. Retiring
board members were Ed Cline, Boze-
man and Floyd Booth, Great Falls.
The 29th annual convention will
be held in Great Falls in September
1858.
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Military Attoche
Dinner

The Spanish Military At
tache and Sonora de Miranda
entertained at o black tie
dinner on Saturday night in
honor Of 1t. Gen. Clyde Ed
dleman. the Army's Deputy
Chief Of Stan for Military
Operations. and Mrs. Eddie
man.
Also honored was Mrs. Ed
dleman's mother. Mrs. Louis
z. Heath.
other guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Wire.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Verdi B.
Barnes. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Royal Reynolds. Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. William c. West
moreland. and the Spanish
Economic Attache, Senior
Francisco J. Vallure.
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was chairman Of the party
and Mrs. Nelson Hon was
in charge Of the buffet. fea-
turing q sucking pig as the
piece de resistance.
Mary Haworth. club presi-
dent. headed the receiving
line.
Those asked to take turns
In pouring included Mrs.
Atherton Macondray. Mrs.
McCook Knox. Miss Eliza
beth Howry. Miss Jessie Pre-
mont and Mrs. Martin Vogel.
Mrs. A. Burks Summers
was in charge Of the decora-
tons. assisted by Miss Pre-
mont and Mrs. Norris. while
Mrs. Hon was assisted by
Mrs. Ruth Crane Schaefer.
Mrs. H. A. Dodderidge, Mrs.
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Slip Into
Very Cay
Slippers

Get on your high heels
when you're home.
When you don your velve-
teen lounging trousers or
your pretty at-home skirt
keep In the gay. relaxed
mood by wearing comforta-
BILE yet -looking fiats.
Fashion notes In the little
shoe world show the same
rich fabrics being used for
leisure time slippers !.
bows and buckles and excit-
ing holiday trim ideas =. /.
and. Of course, the frequent
repeat Of the shoe silhouette
that is pointed in the man
ner Of the elegant dance
masters slippers.
A holiday bright color at
your feet Is fun. Bright red
velvet. red satin or bright
green are happy 90 lucky
colors TO consider.
Black velvet. perhaps.
picked up with q white POM
pom Is q perfect accent for
black velvet lounging attire.
Use the holidays to bring
in q pair Of slippers that act
In two. ways: One 10 make
your feet feel $50 good" and
the other to pick up your
spirits with their gay. bright
quality.
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mas costume for the occa-
sion. the No. / attraction,
Of course. being the Christ
mas tree.
Lights cleverly placed
within the boughs shone
through q curtain of maid
en- hair" providing q three
dimensional effect.
The crystal chandelier in
the dining room. a Christ
mas gift to the club from
associate member Mrs. Ern-
est Eden Morris. came in for
Its share Of compliments.
Miss Hazel Grant Edgar
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Southern Cross
Club Fetes Envoy

The Australian Ambassa-
dor and Lady Spender were
guests Of the Southern Cross
Club recently at the Ameri-
can Newspaper Women's
Club.
The event was q farewell
Christmas cocktail party for
the diplomatic couple who
soon will be returning to
their native land.
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Newspaper Club Gives
Annual Holiday Party

The annual Christmas
party Of the American News
paper Women's Club-always
one Of the most popular
events on the clubs calendar
drew many members and
guests to the clubhouse yes
terday from 6 to 8 o'clock.
As in years past. the cock
tail buffet fete featured q
visit from Santa tonce again
played by John j. DAILY and
wound up with the singing
Of Christmas carols.
The newly redecorated
clubhouse was In q Christ
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John J. Courtney and Miss
Helen Thomas.
Miss Marie Sauer greeted
guests at the door and Mrs.
Hope Rulings Miller was the
hospitality chairman.
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Belle Huven Club
To Hold Tour

The Garden Club Of Belle
Haven viii hold its annual
Christmas Tour OF Homes on
Tuesday from 2:30 TO S pm.
and from 1880 to $50 pm.
An "Old Fashioned Christ
mas at Grand m o hers
House" is the theme for dec
orations in each Of the Ave
homes to be opened. A silver
tea viii be held from 3 to 5
pm.
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HELP-MEN
REAL ESTATE sALEsAFEN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen urgent.
~ needed BY active member Of
multiple listing. THE LAURIE
CORP, ia. 5-l7l7. Frank Parisi
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. expert
others. We need a salesman who
average income. Must be neat
aggressive and have good car
Members Of the multiple listing
service and realtors. TOWN ANL
COUNTRY REALTY. IF. 6-1415
REAL ESTATE statesmen. par
time; experienced, or men Wht
have experience in other fields
colored or white. This Is youl
opportunity to work with the mosi
progressive and active real estate
organization in washington. VIZ
oner the best favorable working
conditions. the best homes fol
sales, high commission plus share
tne-proht bonuses; liberal adver-
Using. For confidential interview
see Mr.. Metro or call Mr.. Slndler
TIE SINDLER REALTY CORR.
HO. 2-1257.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen or
Notwithstanding. centrally 10.
Gated Prince Geo. County ONCE
needs 3 statesmen TO All out sales
stan. Daily floor time and adver-
Using. Selling experience pre-
ferred but not essential. Draw
may be arranEed to oualified per-
sons Call Mr.. Maynard, UN
peter j. hagan & son
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MAINTENAcE-PArNTER

For sarden-type apartments. Ex-
years old. with or without apt.
furnished. Steady work year
around. Must have drivers IL
cense. See Mr.. Detamore, 1912
District Heights parkway. District
Heights, Nd. Mon. 10 a.m.-2 pm.
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SALES OPPORTUNTTY

SALES MGR, ofe, mach. expers
full charge ofe.. $3.50. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl..
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RELP-MEn
ENGINEER

An electronic project engineer,
Join q small Rrowth company where
you can exercise your fun capacity
audio or magnetic recording helpful
Located In Silver Spring. Soon IN
new plant n Rockville. Call MR.
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ENGINEERS
SENIOR AND JUNIOR
ELECTRoNIC ENGINEERS
FOR CHALLENGING
ELECTRoNIC DEVELOP
MENT WORK IN AN EX-
PANDING INDUSTRIAL
ORGANIZATION. Call 10
4-ol22, $3.50, Mon. to Fri.
for interview appointment
Weinschel Engr.
Kensington, Md.
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SALESMAN-DRUGS

To call on doctors and drugsortes in the Greater
Washington area.
SALARY, BONUS, EXPENSES, LIFE INSURANCE,
DECENTRALIZATION AND OTHER FRINGE BENE-
FITS. COMPANY CAR AVAILABLE.
Excellent opportunity for a salesman, rs years
or over representing an internationally known
manufacturer Previous drug selling experience
helpful but not essential
Complete training program for man selected.
Interviews will be held in Washington in the
immediate future at time convenient for you
Write giving brief resume and telephone number
Box 20-R Star.
1rOonkrvod ~, Nyoyt poCa1
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MACHINIsTs. first-class men abls
ats Include paid holidays. vscs-
ton. insurance; top rate paid to
qualified men. Apply in person
70 ACME TOOL a. ENGINEERING
CORP, 4130 Howard ave, Kens-
ington, Nd.
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CLERK

Hotel front once: MGR 1000 ex-
per. preferred but not essential
Apply Asst. Mgr. HOTEL WASH
MQToN. 18th and Pa. ave. nv
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE ~ Custom 4-door: Sadio,
neatei. auto. trans; excel. End
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INNas. oF. ,J-6hIU.
PLYMOUTH 81 Plaza s'6'S 7-dooF
seoan; house car, coral ana white,
radio, heater, directional signais,
torNon-aire ride, undertaking:
rs Is, price. S2,7O2: sale price. ST.
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VOLVO

fSWEDEN's CADILLAc)
Sedans and station wagons. Low
price tag Of S2.295 compl. 35 miles
per SALON. Terms TO suit.
2-Yr or 30,00O-Mila GUARANTEES
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
sos New York Ave. Ex. 3-l744
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GAS STATION, on new Rte. 90
Silver Spring, Nd, pumping TO-
900 sal, with, garage and restau-
rant already rented: on rs acres.
Call after 5 PM. VIII. 6-2541.
Z UNITS, STONE BLDG. = Full
redecorated. 2 fre escapes. alarm
system, gas h.-w.h. Ready for
smart investor. Mr. O'Hazza. FL
4-4545, MARSHALL J, WAPLE
CO.. AID, 4-2O05.
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9Is ACRES, loo. Merrineld. Va. be.
tween Arl blvd and Lee hwy
Will build warehouses with ample
parking for suitable tenants. OF
will sell ground for warehousins
or light industrial; CSC per 50
H.; the above subject to reckoning
IA. 7-7a61.
0NE ACRE Of 2nd Com. ground
With r r. siding. Close-in NV
v wash Frontags o. two streets.
4. q is!SMiTffHYc e Co. vi si1 h iS.s e.
NV. ST. $4,000.
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cars. WAGONS, VILLAGE MOTORS
l4th.R. ! ave. ne AID 4-O444
OLD CARS AND TRUCKS FOR
JUNk-46d X st. s.w. RE. 7-4770
1882 THROUGH 1855 station
FALLS CHURCH GARAGE Mr.
Miller. Fails Church. JE. 2-23OO.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately. any make or model:
trucks station WAGONS HYATTs.
VILE AUTO SALTS 1920 r /
ave. Hyattsville. Nd WA 7-i2sO
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MONEY TO LOAN

you CAN raise money on well-kept
properly, With some equity. NO
1-5657 OF ia. 2-52e0 evenings.
AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks IL is
minutes. whether it's paid for o.
not HERSOH's. 9Th and o NV
DE 2-47OO
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MANY OTHERS

Beach Motors, ! $50 ii4th st. NV.
FREE EoU1TY-l953 Buick super
Assume low monthly pymts, Cap
itol 4-3l21, Ext. $40, o-5; CATH
ersburg 1856, ewes.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
(coNTINUEo)
BIG TREES

Brand-new lovely split-level; 8
pine rec. rii.: on a acre: sci, 500.
MANNAS RLTY.. JE. 2-311O
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MQ.A 1858 and 1887 1883 ana
i lsSAi JACK PRY. tID- i4fh
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Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
e2l All Blvd. 2 c. JE. 3-lIssI
CADILLAC 1855 "80' Special Fleet
wood sedan; green. fully equipped.
power steering. power brakes. ON
ar eonditionins; only S3.095. ccc
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 22nd St. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1857 Convertible coupe
BLACK with white top, genuine red
and white leather interior; fully
j equipped. power steering and brakes
and many extras: exceptional buy
at only S6,O95 Buy your Cadillac
from Your authorized Cadillac deal.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co
l222 22nd st. NV. FE. 7.28Ool
CADILLAC "6e" 4-dr. sedan. blue
and n. hydra, 2 speakers; kept
IN Immaculate condition By oriEl- /
nal twner. Economical transp. Tor
Thhqq,oss in,r 500. MRS. NAOMI
CADILLAC 1865 coupe: black with
white top; fully equipped. power
steering, power brakes; very clean; |
SS,..b2; &C suarantec.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co..
l22s 22nd 81. NV. FE. 7.28On
CADILLAC 1854 coupe: beautiful
Glade green with harmonixing in.
terror; equipped throughout. power
steering and brakes for only
S..3Bb: ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l222 22nd St NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC 1865 coupe: blue and
/ Wnlte, FULLY equipped, power steer /
ms power brakes. priced to sell. /
S:'695; ccC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
ie22 e2nd 81. NV. Re. $4,000
CADILLAC '55 FL Dorado CONVEX
tlplei al power equipment. Com
piete price. $500; or S495 down,
COUNT CORP. a55i iith st. NV.
CADILLAC 1856 convertible. coupe;
lleht green, clean, power steering,
power brakes; reduced 10 S3,186;
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 e2nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1885 convertible; at
tractiye powder blue fnish, har- K
monizing blue and white interior
onset BY Wv. tires: all the cadil-
lac features. including power steer
Ing and brakes. A low-mileage. l.
owner car which reflects the haest
Of care, ONO guarantee. Today's
best buy. Reduced only S2,gO5.
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd Ari la 7-s4OO
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1l21 FIST ST. NV. Di. 7-OilI
LINcoLNS 1857 coupes: > Capri
hardtops. | Premiere hardtop: all
power equipped, new-car guaFan-
tee: terms and trades. factory ON
eial cars all less than 1000 miles.
List price about $4,000: will sell
one for $4,000. The discount may
terms IS months. This e youf
chance 70 buy the best for the price
Of the low priced cars. There is
only three
BENNING AUTO SALES
Lincoln-Mercury, 1900 BenninR I'd
ne Ii A--V22
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1000 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. a-4sOO
MERCURY '55 2-dr. sedan: beaut
2-tone orig. green finish. immacu-
ate interior; Mercomatie. r. and h.,
down. low monthly payments.
CHUCK CARTER MOTORS
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OLMSSTEADOlds

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 7-S4OO
CHRYSLER IS New Yorker 81
Regis hardtop: full euipped, includ :
Ing power, Wv tires; very clean.
one owner, S2,l95.
WHEELER, INC, CHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEAbER
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. ..iO50
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OWNER
IA. 5-7244
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
IMMEDIATE ACTION
/ Dash " o AT oSSEi 30 f sTE aly7ss

----I----T.---- --------.------
ALL CASH NET
Today SERVICE. NO STRINGS
TOP PRICE PAID d. c.
BAUCOM. TU. 2-4700, RA. 3-2003
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Did N. z. Ave. NV. DI. 7-b733
MERCURY '55 Monterey: 2-tone
leather Interior: fully equipped
low -mileage, one-owner car, which
reflects the finest OF care. Today's
best buy; specially priced at only
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CHRYsLER 53 New Yorker; . 10
choose from: 2-door sedan and
COW. both are fully equipped incl.
power steering and has been thor
oughly recond. and safety tested
IN our shop; priced 70 cell for as
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KIRK MOTOR co.

1000 Ca. Ave. NV. Ia. p-4SOO
MERCURY 1881 4-dr.: 500: hy-
e era 'nH TO.a e. 1890 seS .a Til::'
FLOOD PONTIAC. 422i Conn.
MERCURY 1856 MontclSiT Phae.
iSD as sSa sRs S ss'f o der P sSEs
steerinS and brakes, Mercomstic.
safety dash. Z. b. Showroom con-
dition. S2.195. bank I'm. 30 mos
KIRK MOTOR co.
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MERCURY 1883 Monterey hard
top, Flashy scarlet and black with
white tires. matching interior. r.
sna h-o Reduced for wk end.
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KIRK MOTOR co.

FALMOUTH 1855. Beautiful SAVOY
2.tone 4-dr.. with push-buttoi,
arlve' YES engine and ali the ex-
tras: Liberal trades ana bank d.
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OLMSTEAD Odds

1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-sloo
5 BUICK 3. Super cow: :. and b..
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1000 Ca. Ave. NV. ia e-4s0o
PLYMOUTH so cranbrook 4-door:
ana H. Wv. tires. extra clean:
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
62l All; Blvd. &c. JE. 3-1lsaI
PONTIAC 1857 2-dr. sedan: hydra
heater; used 1000 miles: 50. 100:
newscar warranty. FLOOD Pom
IlAC. 422l Conn. ave.
PONTIAC IS Catalina 2-dF. hard
iS 81; SIu:; s i'ssS,. hE aSs eaEHryS..
JOLIET CO., 110l King st.. Alex.
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ALE. UIIUaHlsELD-O. s.lMR. TWEEDY


yuU4 1otn III NV.
sda aiSssls only. G Ei EnsI esiSB s So
M YHf ia %SE E MElFse i "a .5 ss sSS
Is47 MASS. AVE. Sc. APT. 9
WASHINGTON KETY.. IA. 3-S50C
Isae MISSOURI AVE. NV
WASHINGTON RLT7.. IA. $500
De7 q 81. NV. 4th FL,
WASHINGTON RLTH.. RA. :i-S3nl
437 KENNEDY ST. NV. NO. Z
WASHINGTON RTTx.. RH. $500
Sc: S60. bO--Lge. 1-bedTm. eoEnel
apt; newly dec: quiet neiehbor'
hood: 3343 c st. Sc.
I'LL Z. Capitol St. rms, kit.
bath; redec.. $46.
1901 N 81, s.e.-Lovely 2 rms.
kit. bath. See ianitor. $40. incl
40 nth ct. me- rms. kit.
bath. See janitor. $3.50.
1924 10th ST. n.w--Loveiy, Ice
enc. See iauitor, S65.
HARRISON a ADAMS
032 X 81. NV. MA. e.e3nt
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RI S.. ssDi dtis Stiis. tarS: SIS mo-
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BELLEVUE
GARDENS
1888 NICHOLS AVE. s.w.
l Bedrm., Unfurn. --$65 up
! Bedrm., Furn. 80 SO up
INCLUDING UTILITIES

Completely modern, large closets,
spacious lawn, playground, ball dia-
mond for children and adults; one
fare zone.
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EDMuND J. FLYNN CO.
Washington Bids. MA. s-e507
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THE MENDOZA
1920 Goth ST. NV.

Apt. 81; an attractive apt.
containing liv. nm. bedrm.
(wired for air cond), mod.
kitchen. hall and bath. M.
Conn. ave. bus or Mt. Pleas
ant car, SIS mo. Inquire
now.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE

0InL 70 share spacious apt. with
3 0ifls. Dupont circle. maid;
S42,5O, utilB. incl. no. 2-1e46.
/ on 2 GIRLS TO share 2-bedrm.
furn. apt. with other girls. nv,
Wsshineton. DE. 2-1000.
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rooms, HOUSEKEEPING
tcoNTlNUlp)

al4T b N.W.--Refgr.. grill. clock
radio. TV, foam mattress, shower
Se-S16 VT. Elk. 3-0033.
i7oS QUE ST. N.W.-co Comfortable
1 rm.. gas stove, water, refgr.
next baths $50. Adult. DE. e-OS64
1873 Ilth 81. N.W.--White; clean
Fefnf.; next to bath: 8 block,
Greyhound: single, $40 week: alse
eleeping room, 50: sober. no
e-SS14.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13

6024 Sth ST. NV. No. b.
WASHINGTON RLTY:, RA. $4,000
1901 NEW HAlaP. AVE. NV.
gldg Roof deck. air-cooled CORR.
doris. express bus at door. or 2
adults only No pets permitted. Ap-
hrs. 5 and $50 pm.
1925 COLUMBIA Rp. NV. z
block from 18th and Columbia I'd.
! rooms. fItcRsn ana bath Z $500
kitchen and bath $500
AVAILABLE NOW
See Resident Manager, NO. 7-645l
RANDALL H. HAONER q CO.
DE. 2-3000
81 FoRREBTER ST. s.W.-1 bed
rrn., sep. dtte.: utils. furn.: sos mo,
2e2b Mass. ave. SCI and 2
hedrms. apts.; SoO-S76 mo.
1926 Downing 81. PEI bedrm.
sep. dinette; utiis. furn.; 800 mo
1908 Ksarney q; n.e.-2-bsdrm
apt; utils. furn.; S04 mo.
1884 18th 81. n.e.-I bedrma
dinette apt: &bb mo.
ROGER MOSS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-23

Polly Young man hours to
Ohio industry, not to mention the
human suffering and loss of in
come that result.
"Pushers" and "throwers" are
the chief troublemakers among
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horseplay addicts. "Pushers" are
would-be practical jokers who
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-23
News from E. Claridon

! A pleasant occasion was the
W.S.C.S. tea at the church or
Wednesday afternoon the 18th
entertained by Mrs. Wick Adams
After the business session Rob.
erta TraSk played a number OF
selections on her accordion. The
hostess served ice-cream, cake
tea, candy and nuts. FavorS al
each plate were mounted small
shells which Mrs. Adams gath
cred while on her recent trip
to Florida.
The Elwin Evans family were
in AShtabula on Sunday after
noon, the 18th to visit Mrs.
Evans mother and brother,
Mrs. Lefie Champlin and son,
Ross.
School closes on Friday the
31st. Graduation exercises for
about twenty-eight graders will
take place that evening at 800
o'clock
Memorial Day exercises will
be held on Thursday, May 80.
Graves at East Claridon will be
decorated at $50. The address
and dinner will be at the Cent
er. At this writing the name
of the speaker and other feat
ures of the program are not
available. Dinner will be served