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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
OLMSTEAD Olds
Ohio Williams Buick
ROYAL CHRYsLER. NC.

l1lN Good Hone I'd sE. LU. 4-l1l7
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 4-dr. hard
top sull power z. and h., Wv
tires low mileage. q real clean
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cADIILAcs ayailabIe al ian pTices.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
rapitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

J222 esnd st. NV. FE 5000
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe De vile
type; braId-new; rose and white
finish: fully equipped; list price,
- $50 Our price. ~ .595. Only
$500 down Banf financing
~ CYcN NJ AnD
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SILVER SPRTNG--ExeeL fiont To-
cation 10 bank bids. air c0nd
will make alterations 10 suit doctor
or any other professional or bust
ness USE. MI, Thomson. Ju. p
MARsTEII.RR RIAL ESTATE.
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Bethesda, Nd OIL. $500
CADILLAC 1883 4-dr.: blue: saeri-
nee; win accent Smaller car on
trade no. 2-1537. o.
CADILLAC 1858: excellent eondi-
ton: alT.condltIonhd: alI powell:
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RTITCK 1851
Super 4-dooT; auto. transmission
KIRBY'S KORNER

Super 4-ooor; auto. transmission,
radio and heater. very clean; Sy45.
KIRBY'S KORNER
AriinEton's Dodge Plymouth Dealer
10th and Washington Blvd.
IA H-RslA5
we Don't Try--We Satisfy
BUICK 1886 Roadmaster Riviera
hardtopr distinctive 2-tone Bimini
Glue and white finish. luxuFiousiy
appointed interior. Only Buick
features including power steering
brakes. windows and seat This u
i0w-mileaGe l-oWner car which
las been traded on q new al
Olds and Is outstanding IN every
respect Sure TO please the most
discriminating buyer ONO guar
S snsss Il oG only ss.s su' specially
OLMSTEAD Olds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Ar. IA. T-s40O
BUICK So Century cow; 7. and
h.. dyna.. power steefine: driven
only $4,000 miles BY one CAREFUL
owner. immae. throughout: S2.Bna
fall price: trade and terms.
Ohio Williams Buick
i7l1 Good Hone Rd Sc. LII 4-lll7
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 4-dr. hard
top sull power T. and h., Wv
tires low milease. a real clean
ROYAL CHRYSLER, INC.
1901 R /. Ave. NE. WA. $4,000
BUICK 1886 Special cdr. sedan;
. very low-mfleaee car: equipped
with z and b., finished IN smart
black duco with White-Wall tires:
. me quality bic ear At most reas-
enable price: Sl.s75: terms, ccc
warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
77s5 wis. Ave. OIL. 4-I4l2
BUICK 1885 station WAGON. This
Is the buy Of the year. Fully
equipped, radio. heater. dyna.
transmission. Wv. tires. extra
nice white over blue, perfect IN
every gay. <1.5n5 HYATTGVILIE
LUCK. 4JOi r. !. ave. Brent
wood Nd y mile above D. c.
line. Open tn . pm; sat. and
Sun. III q AP 10000.
BUICK 1852 convertible Super. dy-
RafioWs iuimac. condition: new
top. new tires. new battery. all
extras. Superb throuGhout Diplo-
mat leaving; s7il5 or nearest Of
R-Hr~H
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STORES F0R RENT


sos GEORGIA AVE. NV. oppo-
site Walter Reed Hospital-Fine
location for most any type Of
business or once. reasonable rent
owner viii renovate TEMPLE
- hkALTY CO, 1903 X 81. NV
*. 3.6u02
STORE. air-conditioned. 1900 ga.
H.. rear entrance, ample parking:
available Nov lO301 Ken
sinsten pkvy, Kensinston, Nd,
WHEATON, TRIANGLE New
stores with public parking across
street Size l5lax75. Mr.. Thomp-
son. ~. D-e552. ewes, IA. D-Ol 90.
C M MARSTELLER REAL
aIi0 p ST. N.W.-Entire BLDG Ne
st-n. store. md and Jrd n. Of
noes or apts.; active cOmml. area
Good any retail bus, EN- 3-a062
CLARENDON AREA
MODERG--AIR- CONDITIONED
ITO N. Hiehland. JOx0D: full
basement and mezzanine.
1900 N, Hartford. 2Uxp0.
1904 N. Hartford. 3OXg0: with
nnssy,ssyanlns 9nd- = basement; ,,,.
LOO eo. III ! AIR e oNpITIoNEp
LAhQL MODERN Sc SHOPPING
CIHIER. LoNo : TERM LEASE,
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AuT0sn TRUCKS WAIVED

s0uTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately. any make or model,
trucks, station weecns. HYAIIe-
ave, Hyattsyille, Nd WA. 1-l2s0
HIGH CASH PRICES paid for for
eien and sports cars any make
or model HERBON'S, Sth and o
NV, DE- 2-4iOO,
IAIPORTED CARS WANTED, eli
H1sgMsiIsArrHHNIF h ssttrolp PRICE lsS .h piid 4
SITS. NV, no. $4,000.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
MONEY 70 LOAN

EASTERN SHORE DUCK BLIND
for rent. for season. Mission D.
1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. in 10
minutes, whether IT'S paid for or
not. HkRsON'S Sth and o NV
DE-, a-iauU
YOU CAN RAISE MONEY on WE'LL
kept property with some equity
NO. 7-5d57 or IA. s-5shO ewes,
MORTGAGE LOANS. Sb, 600 $50. =
0OO--Oroup your debts. lower your
payments rennance your property
and improvements; quick. honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc. Only IN the state Of
Maryland. Call Mr., ROBERTS.
Baltimore, Nd. DAY or night; suns.
and holidays AZ Baratoga 1-fO4G
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B0ATS

Ia-FT. RUNAB0uT, 20 h.p.. Mar
tn 200; steering. Sse5. See 81
D40 Maine AYR. s.W. MARINE
MART,
ss-FT. TRusCOTT. ief7 sedan
cruiser; il5.hp. ChryNler Grown.
nahognny -pianked hull; sleeps 4,
sink. galiet etc. fully equip ex-
eel condition. PIXIE, Selhy Yacht
Club; ~ coo IN, 4-0tl30
EVINRunE, % hsp. la5a: used .
seasons, looks and runs Ike new.
6-gal tank, remote controls. $50.
10. 4-fi0d
iG-FT. OUTB0AnD. No. p2sas.
- h.p. navy, TOP, remote con-
trolls. equipped. trailer. Hunting
ToneFs, IA, 4-ilas9.
Ia-FT. RUNABOuT with iiehts.
steering. remote controls 2.s-h p
motor. trailer and anchor. $50
or best reas. otier, We. S-4551,
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE furnished for colored
Near courts easy parkinG $40
9th 81. nv. so mo. LA.-H-li 1850.
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FARMETTES
s ACRES AND UP

2iO.ft frOntaae on Route 42i.
$500 down. balance easy.
\ acres, 0-rm. house, barn. Price
VI .O5O. on Central ave.
30 acres 3-bedrm, house to-
bacc0 barn, small cottage. 0-acre
tobacco allotment Price. sic, 500.
OTHER Farm PROPERTIES
The above properties commutlnn
distance Of National Security ADJ
min, Port Meade. Washingt0n. etc.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor
Davidsonville UN. 7-4l6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

The man least impressed by the
vastness of the operation super
viSed by Leon Cherner-iS Leon
Cherner. To most people it would
be a full-time job TO head the
Cherner Motor Company, Ford
Thunderbird dealer. at It'll Flor
ida Avenue NV, and the Cherner-
Shirlington Motor Company, Ford,
Lincoln. Mercury, Thunderbird
dealer, in the Shirlington Business
Center. Not so with Leon Cherner
whose energy and enthusiasm
seem to know no limits. His home
at 1900 Albemarle Street boasts of
a garden that he tends himself.
To his thirteen-year- daughter,
Peggy, he is a friend who can keep
up with the teen-age pace. She is
his constant companion and is
often his date at the Woodmont
Country Club. This was also the
case with Helen, who at twenty
As a Businessman and respected
Cherner's success is based on his al
he most certainly is a "Star Adperl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

BUICK 1851 super hardtop; red
leather, 2 and h. dynafiow; well
cared for. S4a5
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 Ga. Ave. NV RA. d-llea
BUICK So de luxe 4-dr sedan:
and b custom black and white
Interior, beautiful Jet. black with
w w.T tres 200 200 miles nsM-ssS
BUICK. Midtown Dealer, iii
18th 81, NV Di, T-aaa3.
BUICK 1856 super convert. it's
blaek and really smart eli power
s g tP terms cash or trade
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
Fairllnston Shopping Center
Alex, Va, OV. 3-O35O
BUICK 1888 Super 4-door sedan;
Z. and h. dyna., power steerina
and brakes like new throughout;
CaithnesS Buick, Inc.
UsED-cAR DEPT.
11t0 lis. Ave, OIL. f-a63s
BUICK 80 2-dr. sedan. beige, red
$1,000. HoRNESs coR., Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave- ne. at 9th, IL.
h.6404,
BUICK 80 super Riviera A-dr.
hardtop, power steerihg and
brakes, dyna. r.. and h. black.
black and white uph.i : 900 miles;
S3,l0a, Mr. WEIGH, HORNERh
COR Buick Dealer, Fla, ave. ,
at 9TH, III, d-d4b4
BUICK 50 super Riviera 4-door
sedan; blue r. snd h.. very good
mech. cond. 500 HORNkR'6
COR, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne.
a. 9TH. IL d-6f6f
BUICK 5l Super 4.door sedan
s SIssk sS sSpA oRSsRRaRs 66 yssinh dis MS
Dealer, Fla, ave. ne. At 9TH, II
H-bfbi,
D dHSi, = Ss and 20 0ysi isdi HRoREEEsssHs
COR. Hulck nenler. Eln. ave. ne
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sTKRLcRAFT ~ AsHiNoToH co.
Maine Ave. n So. S.W.. ST. 3-4l4b


Maine Ave. n 81. s.W.. ST. 3-4l4h
NEW BOATS
1858 eft. Trojan custom
b@rths. galisy. encl. head. navy TOP,
Z compl. boat, Sf.oT5. 1858 se-ff
Trojan Dimini with 150-hp. Inter
cepteF This boat has . berfhs and
head. This + q versatile boat and
quite fast, Very GOOD for nshing
$3.50. 1888 ae-ft Owens Speed
shin Cruiser with 200-hp YES en-
cine. aalley. head. etc. This a q
very comfortable cruiser with eneed
for skiing, N4.n15-
USED BOATS
er-ft. Owens Sedan Cruiser,
80 $50, e1-ft. chfiS-cYaft Cruiser.
a3 h. D.. sf.095. l1.ft nodded
niyw0o0. Passed motor, ~ .Htfa.
MANY OTHERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
JOHNSON SALE

JOHNSON SALE
End Of season clearance on new
1885, Johnson outboard motors.
=. ~. ~. 10, H. Is HIP
THE BOAT CENTER
se3d Georgia Ave. silver sos. Nd
ON DISPLAY. the new 1888 2l-ft.
Century Coronado Runabout.
81 e6-ft. 6afticraft Express
ldemonstraterl
81 ia-ft. Century ReSorter.
81 f5-lt l-in. Century Colt
46-ft ACT, twin motors. dual
controls. many extras.
rs sd-ft 6teelcraft sedan. dual
controls. navy top. AL cond,
Trades or Terms Accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

V0LksWA0EH 1857 pickup truck:
best orsr. Mr. scofT' Al
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BUICK 53 4-door sedan; grseni
con, BUICK lex Dealer Be, ~ Pa I'VE, ave. ne
81 9th, IL. 6-6i6A.
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BLASS & CLARK
or n. capitsl and Ella. Ave. NE.

AID 4-asf2
CADILLAC 1854 coupe. green. very
clean: power steeTina. power brakes.
-. .295 CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1222 e.nd St. NV. FE. 1880
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CADILLAC 81 "02' 4-d0or: air
eond r and b.. hydramatic: one
owner: extra nice; in the eondi-
tion : cadil IL sh 5g ,,s BE- trssde
TOR Co. 1872 Ga. ave. TU.
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iOl)L.1MilST'EAD Olds

we Don't Try-We satisfy.
CADILLAC '56 Coupe de Vile: =
tone blue finish. full power and
electrical equipment immaeulate;
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CADILLAC 1855 c0pverfiblei beau
tiful green, unusually nice appear.
ancc power steering power brakes
reduced 10 sell, only 50 J05. CCc
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CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.

I222 END 81. NV. ~ 1-2b00
CADILLAC 1856 convertible coupe:
beautiful mountain laurel with blacli
TOD, very clean; power steering and
brakes October special. $3.50
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

GASOLINE STATION AND AUTO
REPAIR Phone ID. 7. GLASS
COCK, OR. 3-l5l5
ALEX.-COMMERCIAL
e3in Min rd.-shop. 800 50. H..
suitable for woodworking or other
small business. so 5-J4gl after q.
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one is now completing her studies
at George Washington University.
Son Harvey. twenty-five and a
salesman at Cherner Motor Co,
knows that he will have to hustle
to follow in his dads footsteps.
Fortunately, he has inherited the
Cherner drive.
In addition to family and business
interests, Leon Cherner's surplus
of energy is tapped by his activ-
tiles in the Board of Trade. Amity,
Variety and Police Boys Clubs.
He is also a Board Member and
one of the founders of The Shir-
lington Trust Company; an AS
Sociate Board Member for Amer
lean Security and Trust Company.
Look for a worthy charitable APP
peal and. chances are, you'll find
Leon Cherner' up front in the
working and the giving.
member of his community. Leon
ude topard people. IN this respect,
,r."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
ROYAL CHRYSLER. mo.

CADILLAC "a "62" sedan: white.
man. extras. IKE new apeelaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

CADILLAC $50 Eldorado c0nvert-
bile. fully powered, extras only On
Eldorado would have. very vel
G. sss sss i ssSs s soTn eono''i0n'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

OFFICES In e pFestige rev air
cond. nldE. on direct routes 10
WASH. and situated in the heart
Of n. Arlington: Space from 4tiS
50 II. TO suites ito So. II, Call
~ IA A1tnU
Smyrna times., 1957-06-13

tricia Faulkner, Thomas Grace,
Vera Greczkin, Samuel Haley,
Jerry Lee johnson, Merrie john
son, Cheryl Kirk, Glenn Pyle, Jay
Schuman, Helen Section, Jacob
Thomas, Gerald Truax, Susan
Urian, Clifton .VanArsdale. Ralph
weis, Constance Wilkinson, Harry
Willis.
Grade 1-2, Miss Stats, teacher
Carroll R. Biddle, William Car
son, Jr., George Faulkner, Mary
Elaine Fortner, Cynthia Hawke,
Crawford Knots, Tony Leonardo,
Kelvin Nichols, Douglas Pleasan-
ton, Barbara Proud, Carol Ann
Reed, Richard Seward, Thomas
Sipple, Donna Wagaman, Mabel
Wilhoit, Edward Wilson, III.
Grade 1-3, Mrs. Robinson, teach
Davidson, Jr., Richard
John Griffin, Robert Hof-
fecker, Clayton McAllister, James
Poore, George Sharkey, Joseph
Shipley, Stephen Smith, Beverly
Chase, Nancy Ford, 10 Ann Nc
Lynn Morris, Gloria
Webber.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-13
Thomas d. CLAYTON School

Grade Z, Mr.. Powell, teacher
Hester Butcher, Shirlyn Robinson,
Elsie Wilson, William Butcher,
Frisby Thomas.
Grades Sc, Mrs. Wood, teacher
James Brown, Charles Bessix,
Reuben Evans, Harry Heath,
Lloyd Rowell, Alice Mckinney,
Lorraine Hath, Mary Ann Evans,
Maeola Downs, Naomi Wayman,
Clara Wayman, Ruth Mitchell,
Shirley Hath, Shavy Grain, Lu-
cille Butcher.
Grade 4, Miss Burton, teacher
-Bronwlyn Butcher, sharon
Doughty, Brenda Evans; Connie
Evans, Winnie Ferguson, Gloria
Ford, Geraldine Guy, Myrtle Nor
ris, Margaret Price, Barbara Rob-
inson, Eunice Tribbett, Jacqueline
Waters, William Archer, Eugene
Austin, Kingalee Grain, Ralph
Evans, David Heath, Walter
Heath, Joseph Little, Vannie Log
an, Rubeon May.
Grade 8, Miss Carroll, teacher
Harvey Barrett, David Bessix,
Richard Bibbins, Oakley Brown,
Richard Butcher, Arnold Evans,
Ralph Evans, Lawrence Jackson,
Emerson Johnson, Harry Morris,
Carlin Riley, Floyd Roberts, Rob-
ert Wayman Thomas Swiggett,
Gloria Barkley, Louise Bibbins,
Francis Bush, Leona Butcher,
Carolyn Cochran, Kate Craine,
Marie Johnson, Mildred Mears,
Carolyn Miles, Geraldine Miles,
Sadie Nance, Gloria Richard, Tan
va Roberts, Catherine Wayman,
Rose Ford.
Grade 2, Mrs. Richardson, teach
er-Thomas Berry, Leon Butcher,
Joseph Dolley, Lawrence Fergu-
son, Carlis Guy, Randolph Hath,
Ronald Heath, Sherman Morris,
Herman Murray, Henry Rowen,
John Waters, Alfred Watson,
Margaret. Bibbins, Sheldon Bleen,
Gloria Byers, Carolyn Demby, An
gela Doughty, Janice Evans, Bar
bara Gillis, Thalia Harris, Cynthia
Pennewell, Sharon Summers, jan
Continued on Page Eleven
Smyrna times., 1957-06-13
ATTENDANCE AT.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
fco,.;,,,os fror, pe1. Thr..N
CONTINUED from Page 1hree)

Rosanne Laggner, Jon Lazzeri,
Connie Mitchell, Karen Nichols,
Sharon O'Neill, Dorothy Pleasan-
ton, John Poore, Richard Pritch-
EFT, Frank Romano, Ronald Stew
ard, Harry Turner, Leon VanArs-
dali, Charlene Wagaman, Sarah
Webber.
Grade 2-1, Miss Oechsler teach
er-Michael Anderson, Patricia
Bobo. Wesley Burris, Reginald
Henderson, Jr., Joan Jarman,
Norma Jean Knots, Jerry Lom-
ak, Linda Moore, Wayne Morrow,
Linda Pryor, Gilbert Rochester,
Sherry Slaughter, William Thom-
as, Edward Urian.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Barbara Cooper, Gayle Craig,
Gail Everhart, Jean Faulkner,
Laurie Lee Lawson, Marion Nc
Clements, Vicki Pleasanton, Lin
da Proud, Ray Davis, Kenneth
George, David Knox, William Nc
AlIister, Michael McGrath, Rob-
srt Oechsler, Larry Slaughter,
Keith williams.
Grade 2-3, Miss Hill, teacher
Sabine Bobzin, Patricia Burris,
Bonnie Fraley, Patricia Harring-
ton, Josie Jamerson, Linda John
son, Jeannine Smith, Missy Speak
man, Rebecea Stafford, Terri
Truitt, Jean Woodley, David Cher
-riman, Billy Lee Cox, George
Davis, Larry Heinold, Harold
Hull, Mike McDonough, Karl Mel
son, Easley Pierson, Lee Sipple,
John Truax, Elmer Faulkner.
Grade IL, Mrs. Powell, teacher
Boyd Bagwell, Robert Bell, Pa
Smyrna times., 1957-06-13
Clayton School
Perfect Attendance

Pupils on the perfect attend
ance roll at Clayton School are
as follows:
Grade Ia, Marian B. Doughten,
teacher-Robert Dittman, Phillip
Gosser, Lester Johnson, Robert
Lightcap, Clarence Reed, Harvey
Straughn, Robert Smith, Virginia
Spencer.
Grade 1B, M. Wilkins, teacher
Kenny Daisey, Franklin Dun
ming, Dennis Haley, Josie Cannon,
Smyrna times., 1957-06-13

Cindy Carrow, Diane Hackman.
Grade "a, Mrs. Julia Slaughter,
teacher-August Diemicki, Ron
aid Hackman, Ronald Hobbs,
Richard Horn, Thomas Johnson,
Richard Moor, Walter Neff, Dor
sey Poore, Michael Robertson,
William Woodan, Betty Urian,
Donna Dickerson, Terry Daniels,
Wilma Conner.
Grade 2B, Mrs. Smith, teacher
Charles Chase, Benny Dittman,
Charles Emerson, Alvin Hill,
Stanley Johnson, Pierce Martin,
Charles Straughn, Jim Straughn,
Patsy Dunnack, Charlotte Pear
son, Linda Spencer.
Grade 3, Mrs. Moor, teacher
James Abbott, Robert Carson,
Daniel Cole, Robert Faulkner,
John Wayne Frazier, Raymond
Hancock, Robert Hestera, Harry
Hurlock, Robert NealJ Julian
Woodall, Barbara Hackman, Gym
thia Gonce, Donna Dunning, Di-
ane Davis, Helena Choma, Marie
Carlisle.
Grade 4, Mrs. Moore, teacher
William Bowers, Weldy Choma,
James Davis, Earl Murray, Joey
Zeigler, Ruth Ann Westrod, Betty
Kay Fowler, Donna Dunnack,
Kathy Diemicki, Betty Ann Dav-
is, Sharon Darrell.
Grade AS, Sara Keagle, teach
er-Richard Chase, Roger Hengst,
Richard Rutter, Arthur Straughn,
Shirley Wilkins, Charlotte Sylves-
ter, Carolyn Sibitsky, Judy Kane,
Virginia Cannon.
Grade 5, Mildred Mills, teacher
Patricia Diemicke, Rita Diem
icke, Sandra Gonce, Carolyn Ross,
Patricia Travis, Mary Ellen Vosh-
ell, Eunice ziegler, Albert Car
Isle, Robert Crossley, Dwayne
Dixon, Wayne Hackman, Robert
Justis, Paul Mast, William Shock
ley, Glenn Wright.
Grade GA, Mrs. Hynson, teach
er-Ruth Ann Conner, Susan
Hynson, Susan Savage, Sandra
Turner, Nancy Lee Wheatley,
Ronald Brittingham, Rebecca A.
Wiley, James Greene, Jerry john
son, Larry Peddrick, Robie Rob-
ertson, George Straughn, Lynn
Wheatley.
Grade 6B, MIR. Skinner, teacher
Clarence Conner, Allen Davis,
Bob Heller, Donald Kozicki, Mild
red Ryan, Deanna Robinson, Hope
Hutchinson, Sandra Hurd, Loretta
Dixon, Carolyn Davis, Sandy OAR
rell.
Grade Z, Miss Killaha, teacher
John Dunnack, Johnny Hobson,
Tommy Kennedy, Mike Martin,
Donald Massey, James Sylvester,
James Walls, Raymond Lowman,
Virginia Travis, Margaret Anne
Sibitzky, Josephine Savin, Han
nah Ross, Joyce Cole, Louise
Chase.
Grade ga, Mrs. Engle, teacher
james Spencer, Eleanor Pinder,
Carol Knussman, Anne Hynson,
Betty Jane Hestra, Sally Anne
Daisey.
Grade 8B, Mr.. Metzler, teacher
Bernard Davis, Larry Dicker-
son, David Gonce, Jerome Neal,
John Gable, Jr., Carol Simmons
Kathleen Straughn, June Johnson
Margaret Hurd, Louise Cole, Pa
| tricia Abbott.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-13

DUPONT Blvd. Phone Smyrna 1911
Arizona sun., 1957-10-17
Lobor's Enemies Also Yours

The ARIZONA SUN greets with great pride the first
Negro National labor official to to speak state
labor convention in Arizona Mr. William H. Oliver is Co.
Director of the UAW Omitted Automobile Workers) Fair
Practices and Discrimination Department Probably
of didn't know that there such department.
In this position Mr. Oliver the first assistant President
Walter Reuther He has held this position for something
ten years and during this time has travelled in
countries of the world studing relations.
The UAW, which has million five hundred thousand
members has contributed generously to the fight for civil
rights and every UAW unit has Fair Practices Department
spite that be said by the local papers by
the anabor Republican Senator from Arizona largest
of labor accept Negroes and fighting in the ranks
of the friends of civil rights The Teamsers have
Negroes in high office This is far more than can be said
for the enemies of labor ket not be med by the enemies
of labor The American Negro has stronger loyal
friends fight for civil rights than the great majority
of the large labor organizations and these continuing
put the heat the bgoed organizations like the AFL
Railroad brotherhoods.
Mr. Oliver whose office is in Solidarity House in Detroit
the headquarters of the UAW to Phoenix to speak
convention of the AFLCIO Committee On Political Educa
ton (COPE) the organization feared and hated by the
political enemies of Tabor because is expery and
vey educating labor to the need to support the political
candidates who not committed to fight labor.
The convention will be held Abel Hall of the United
Steel Workers at 35th Ave West Washington and Mr.
Oliver will speak Saturday Both Mr. and Mrs Oliver
originally from Chattanooga, Tenn. WELCOME TO ARl
IONA, MIR. AND MRS. OLIVER.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-17
TREND
PRESENTING AN ANSWER!
BY Ted Yates

Our country has become the
most prosperous on earth
through the individuals right
to use his own initiative to gain
success and enjoy the fruits
of his labor.
Today, that right has been
destroyed by the enactment OF
a socialistic income tax structure
that leaves the individual with
less and less for more and more
work. Heavy taxes on individ-
uals-which go as high as 81
percent-put a penalty on sue
cess and strike at the very free
dom that has built our nation.
Rep. A. N. Sadlak (R.-Conn0
has introduced a bill in the
House, designed to end diScrim-
inatory taxation by gradually
reducing income taXeS-over a
5-year periodic a top rate Of
AZ percent. This kind of fair
taxation would bring back the
individual initiative needed for
economic growth.
Congress should schedule pub
lie hearings on the Sadlak bill.
1t has an answer to fair and
equitable taxation.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-17
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FACING THE FACTS
w. A. Robinson

a public accommodations" law
guaranteeing to all, freedom to
use accommodations offered the
public, without embarrassment or
insult. It is not going to be easy
to get these jobs done. We shall
need the strength of a large and
well organized NAACP which re-
presents the united strength Of
Negroes and of all people Of
goodwill in the community.
Because Of miSinformation
about some memberships, it has
been necessary for the president
of the Southwest Area Confer
ence of the NAACP, Mr.. H. B.
Daniels, to nullify the action
taken at a meeting at Pilgrims
Rest Baptist Church Sept. 20, at
which a Nominating Committee
was elected to bring in. slate
of officers for a merged Branch
made up of the Okemah-Tempe
Branch and the Maricopa Coun-
ty Branch. These two branches
now exist as separate branches
but have been directed by the
National Board of the NAACP
to merge into one strong branch.
Mr.. Daniels is calling a meeting
of members of the two branches
for Sunday, Oct. 20 for the sole
purpose of electing another
nominating committee. T h e
meeting will be held at the New
Home Baptist Church, 1135 So.
7th Ave. at 800 pm. The at
titude shown toward this meet
ing will show clearly whether
or not we are more interested
in fighting among ourselves
than we are in doing a job that
needs to be done in making this
community a place in which we
can live as free people.