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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

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shopping at Modern - real-nice,
friendly people.
CHILDRENS CENTER is hav-
ing its semi-annual baby sale.
This reporter finds a "baby sale"
very confusing since it means a
sale of baby needs. And did you
know if you buy layette there
even a $50 one-Children's Cen
ter will give you free diaper serv-
ice for two weeks-diaper laun-
dry of your choice.
YOU CAN BUY ART SUP
PLIES at the Color Center on
East Montgomery Avenue - Tiz
our new paint store in the Wat
kins Building. Sell Dutch Boy
Paint there, too.
IF YOU NEED FREEZER
SUPPLIES, or other canning
equipment-Rockville Supply on
Commerce Lane is your dish.
Never seen them before - but
there they are-Kordite Freeze
Containers in pastel shades.
AND WHO SAYS YOU CAN'T
FIND ANYTHING AND EVERY
THING in Rockville. This week
this reporter was in mad pursuit
of an apple picker. After watch
ing number of places go blank
at the requst-Sidney Euzent at
Rockville Paint and Hardware
hauled one out of his back store
room. Cutest gadget you ever
saw. A wire basket with a num-
Der of prongs on one side. At
tach it to a pole, hoist 1t in the
tree and pick your apples. They
fall in the basket. An ingenious
invention to circumvent the
strange behavior of apple trees
which always grow the biggest
and best apples on the tip ends
of the tallest branches.
COOKS FURNITURE STORE
has in a flock of new record
players-nice ones. Prices begin
at $685.. IS matter of fact,
there's a lot of interesting new
and used pieces of furniture. Go
in and polk around.
MAX AUSTELL up at King
Pontiac in Gaithersburg says the
undermining and streamlining Of
the shop moves ahead. New
wheel alignment machinery in
for one thing. Try King Pontiac
next time you need service. And
see Mr.. Austell. Tell him we told
you the service is tops and you'd
like to have proof of the pudding.
GAITHERSBURG AP Pill
ANCE is the place for you - If
you're thinking of inexpensive
GE air conditioning. Bob Bauer
Is the man to see.
HAVE YOU SEEN the new
china and crystal display at Rock
vile jewelers.? If you haven't,
you should.
YOU LUCKY PEOPLE who are
about to take off on a vacation,
please know all your vacation
wardrobe can be purchased in
Rockville. II you're looking for
name brands, Rockville mer-
chants carry the best. If you're
puzzled over what Is where-call
Is--we'll tell you where 1t can be
found. There was a time, and
not so long ago, when you might
have legitimate beef about lack
Of selection and variety-but not
now. If it's made - it's here -
somewhere. Maybe not all Of the
Inc, luxury items, chums-but
he good things the majority Of
people like and look for.
AND PLEASE TO REMEM.
BER-Albee Shoe Store is hav-
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SAYS HERE =.
By LILA THOMSON.
Continued from Page 1

COnunued TOM Page I.
ish and summer rugs are a steal.
The regular $3.50 ones-9x12
size are SIT. There's a flock of
lamps for three dollars and a
five piece formica top dinette set
extension table. Comes in grey,
pink or yellow. If you 60 down
to Modern like a wise and smart
one-kindly tell Ed Lavenstein
we sent you. Besides, you'll like
shopping at Modern - real-nice,
friendly people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

come rushing home to change
their clothes to look pretty
for their husbands.
II am very happy about
that" she added, because I
think 1t is the obligation of
women to look pretty for their
husbands and other people.
No matter how much I have
to do. / like to always have
a flower in my hair and a
smile for my husband"
Mrs. de Gautier, who is
about to leave on her second
lecture tour of South American
countries. said she believes it
is very important that we
work for inter- american rela-
tons. that let the people Of
the whole Of the Americas
know what we are doing in
our country"
Further. she added, II think
1t Is very important that the
women Of the world know that
we have followed our fellow
citizens. women Of the United
states. I am very proud Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Bed Lille Renders
ACheerY Dirge

away from rehearsals. really"
she added.
Mrs. de Gautier, who has
been in politics in Puerto Rico
since 1882. said women have
had full political rights in her
country ever since that year.
"Since then I have struggled.
not to get rights from the men.
but to persuade women to use
the rights they had" she said.
II think our success depends
most on the fact that we have
managed this thing, we have
never antagonized the men,"
she said. THAT is the secret.
We have never pushed them.
mo matter how hard the
women of Puerto Rico work,
they are always women first.
At the end of the day they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
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busy at rehearsals of the show.
which is being drastically re-
vised, swept into the hotel ball
room hatless and wearing a
full-length mink coat just be-
fore she was due to appear.
She was accompanied by John
Philip, a member of the Follies
cast.
Club President Alice Frein
johnson explained that Miss
Lille could not stay long be-
cause of the press of rehearsals.
but had agreed to drop in and
say hi"
Hi, said the actress, with
an impish grin.
I'm awfully happy to get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

by Mrs. Harry Caputo. Miss
Mary Harrigan of the Speech
and Drama Department Of
Catholic University will pro-
vide entertainment.
Mrs. Harry Caputo, club
president. and Mr.. Charles
O'Hara. grand knight Of the
Great Falls Council. knights
Of Columbus. will greet the
guests. Mrs. George Houston
is program chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Spectator Look

The spectator look brings
back that youthful trimness of
early 1880 fashions the
pleated skirt with tailored box
jacket the chic of navy
with brass buttons and a
flourish of braid /. the clean
cut line Of girlishly simple
dresses and suits. Again the
choice of fine worsted flannels
the small patterned novelty
woods and the exquisite plain
weaves all underscore the de-
signer's individual expression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
To Celebrate
Day

The Women's Club Of the
Great Falls Council Of the
Knights of Columbus will cele-
brate Founders Day Saturday
with a 1880 pm. dinner at
Thompson's Restaurant, 1885
Wisconsin avenue in Bethesda.
The Rev. Emory A. Ross.
S. j., will be the honored guest.
Mrs. E. Hunter Crouch, presi-
dent of Columbine (the wom-
ems auxiliary of the John
White Council of the Knights
of Columbus) and Mrs. George
Rhyme. president of the Chris
topher Ladies. Bishop Byrne
Council. also will be present.
Highlight Of the affair will
be the presentation of a spe-
cial gavel. donated to the club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Clearance in ChiIdren's Shops
These items on sale at Shirlington,
SiiUer Spring and Falls Church Only:

SHUeT spring ana ais LhuTch Onty:
nont Girls 500 Sunutscoeee ryon Inbo rues end boerro
Styles pink blue moze, MI TO 81
non Sl0o Sunsusne handmade embroidered mostly
NJ
Todde se9 $500 comets copswo et
teens codHcys wool knas Soc ond 81
nont 81 50 Gowns Kmonos-Nte psse pos print 7se
Iodder 81 Boxer Shots,eeker ond pe, q 3 Use
Todders Sl2S Sunsu'bb printed cotton psse B.
g. -.---..------. -s-----z. Soc
To-der s499 and $500 Dresecotons ones pos poo
sizes ~ Sl90 oud $3.50
Infants Sl499 od SSS9 Nyon Prom nyon
hliionor bccecs nen white blue s. M S79o
Toddcs Sleo9 and $3.50 Snow SutOne piece oil non
boys ond os Red now brown sizes @ $500 ond 5000
TOdde SIS and $3.50 Winter cOot seistor boys girls solos
Weed weoScs 3. $3.50
Boys and Girls $3.50 1929 Fonne seepweornted cocr
onne p1omos for boys ond girls printed striped cotton tonne qns
or guy sizes y 10 ", SSS ond wy
Tots $799 Robes and Tv Poomosoon quilts end few
- 4--- ~
Boys Sl95 Corduroy Hosoer styles eorops sizes to * Csc
Girls $299 Ss9 Hotswoo s veveteens wool kns
10 6s and 10 ia Soc
0s $500 TO Sl09o Dressecotons tones pods and prints
some .ndesses sizes to q ond to "a Sle9 to $50
Girls S29' and S3oo Blousescotton n few Don prints white
solid sroda 10 "a end 10 "a 81 ond SIo9
Girls $3.50 S39o Sposweu- seersuck shorts pedo pu lew
sin1itt mostly navy end brown 81
6 1922 S3999 Winter cootso wool @eed Solids novelty
noKeh Sues 70 ~ Sl9S9 10 SIS
subteen $3.50 s45 cootsoI weeds and sod zei b
II SIS ond $z9Se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Women's SIPS Fur Trimmed Coots-S89

oood selection oil finely bend tailored end q luxury wooens ts
ncRde-nouo Ranch Mink dyed Bossefisk nou'o conodon
Beove dyed block natural grey Persian Lonb Block beige blue
grey prooortloned 10 TO 10 oer sizes 81 to &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Juniors Sl7.e9 to SIS Dresses-slo

Wool Jersey heoh fan skirt crepe ton dress with full skirt
print oo boeo cotton oca cocko royoo h1hwost cocktail
sheah sleeveless toon print o-e topped dress with chiffon skirt ore
onepeee styles
n Street. shl-naon FaLs Chneh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

Misses Coats-f urred and tuuless--one OF size!
l-sz25 Beige Worumbo Wool Coat with cope color Of poomo e
beoyer Size l4------.- ~. sI1o
3-s4s Koshmdo woO and eom Sycamore Coots with detocs
notr-i rcnch coo Beige sizes ond ~ block SIZE w. Su
2slz5 Black Sycamore coos with white mink oof sizes enc ~ 9
e-Sl45 Coos with noturo co wool ond eosmete orc
polished So Magic wool black seooom toast zes ~ 70 10 30
2-Sl35 Coo-beoe Woruoo wooen with loroe t oo
of dyed brown muskrot Size u ~ sU
-SI Brown Coot with magnificent Noreoon Fox color a. 5
2-S5 trimmed Cootbue with natural grey Person lomo co
SIZE TO- beige with Canodon Beaver, size lo------S S9
ISIS Red coot with Leopard Collar, size l4--- S'o
roios Szes Ia 10 is - ------.------ SIS
$3.50 Polished white Mink collars Sizes 10 H. S6S
S59eo Black Velvet hood richly lined Sizes TO a. ~
Fos Church Silver Spring we'll os Street, SIS
$500 Velvet Wrop Cous kn ned red block, purple Sizes
"a All except Bethesda S5'
S55 sportsh Topper the 3noh saton coo no eors
Color 10 Is Street ond Fo Church S35
$3.50 Tweed coots blue bock-ondwhte to A. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

our progress, and I think 1t is
because we have been living
in this democracy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
SWEATERS at all JelLeff stores!
$3.50 to Sl4.9o Sweoters-S8.85

blend wool styles end pJos brown yellow
green pink white Sizes 81 to 90
$3.50 Orion cordsons white pink blue yellow IS o. Sss
$o9 and $500 Wool Pulons and codscns full fashioned white be
Street Only-Sports Shop. 3rd Floor
soss 1912 codsuns woos oons block Sizes
&c 10 40 IS
$3.50 to $3.50 Aweother coos-ooo poprs weed cocdus
classic ond dressroker styles noo red block. sizes 70 6
Sl490 ond SIT
Sos9 to 1879 Wool and Too Sksde ond teeed solid
ooo beige red blue grey tweed included Sizes 10 10 Is S65 Sl
$oo9 Classic Wool oekets end green 10 II SIS
1872 10 $l0s9 Bouocn polished cooos wool Jerseys sheer
non shirts and dresY styles eod white pink blue Sizes 10 TO &C.
81 TO S54S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Women's one-ot-n-sise FURRED and FURLESS

SIZES Hand toored with nouro Ronch Mink show" co
SIZE 20 black grey, "a end 35 SIS
6-Sl45 coo dyed block eon Lono navy and red pooned
u TO l8----------------- ----So
7-S45 Coots silver blue Mink blue horcoo
6$li5 Wool coots trimmed with noo Ronch Mink Toe
BEIGE black "a 10 g propotoned u TO SIS
2S0 Ccots with noiuro grey Peon lonb proportoned size "a
bue Y n oxford oray-.----,1- sSS
Ia ord 49, $50
l-Sl0 Of and Worbo Wooens hond tooe block
navy beige blue pporoned II B taller "a TO 90 SIS
l2S85 ond $500 Coped 0eeds ono Fostmonn fabuc block
to 70 i. ----s $50
9-s75 and S7999 coo-Wcuen-s ootd pus woos Hokonur
weeds blue grey ook-ondtie Propotoned sizes 10 Is SIS
$3.50 TOppes t34n polished block white tweed SIS
6S75 British Tweed Toppe 4ch length brown grey prpooned
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

Misses $3.50 $35 pfessesRon foe wolond
Orion blends oe brocode non Chiffon nyon wool
od tso White poes beige blue red purple few block sls
Misses $3.50 1899 Des brcode cotton bod tofeo
crepe. nyn Roo blue beige coro white brown God
At Street ond Al Bronch Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
$3.50 to $500 BIousettes-Sl to s.
cooos nons wool Jerseys prints ond sold coors short
u sleeves IF Street Falls Church. Silver Spring end Shdnooo
Hondbogs at " price!

S5.9S Leather Boxes, block, noY. brown, red -
S7.s5 Leother Box Boss, brown, block, red ----
Sl0.95 cOIiskin box boss with morrow covers
SS.o5 Beoded Evening Dogs, block, white, pos
S. to SIS Leather Boys. block end coIors
Sl09S to SIS Leather Hondboss, buor end field
Al hondboq prices Plus FederoI tox
Cleoronce cfoups clio ot Silver Sprnq. Shirlnq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

These famous suits will speak for themselves!
Smaller sizes get biggest shore!
$3.50 and 5000 Four-Seoson Suits
tUnIined) in that crisp stoy- fresh sutne of
royon- and -ocetote Quantities, sizes COL $10
ors os listed STREET ONLY. Ne
Size Size Size Size Size Size Size Size Size Size Size
Color II 81 10 u n IS IS 20 49, 20 1T
Pink 20 II 81 III 3 ~
Beige Al ~
Green 1 |
Navy Il
Blue Isl II II u
Red 81
White 4 II s Il II
Lilac 81 II
Grey
yellow I'll I II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

Look color
alSaesf
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Junior Separates Reduced!
Juniors $500 to 5000 FormoIs-s3s

Royon ofeto pouked boeno royoo broode boeno lace b
Posels -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

20, y am. to l pm.
'r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at drastic reductions.
necessarily with all items listed here!
Underwear Greatly Reduced!
$399 Cotton Pse Gownbby doll poomos wozen9h gowns prints solid
coor Smol medium oroe $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Belts V off and more!

& Crushed Postic Potent Belts So
81 Leather Belts stoq1t ond contour escorted coors
s. and s. Leather Belts Vide morrow strogt and Lont
dark coo IF Street. Silver Spring. Shrngtc0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

COY COUPLE-Tall James Arness
puts an arm around Amanda Blake as
the stars of Gunsmoke Saturday, 10
pm, WTOP-9) take break while
on location for the Western series.
the cast and company feel about the top-ten
ratings.
Were all delighted" she said, land it's
making everybody work harder"
There are no immediate plans, incidentally,
to change the tantalizng relationship that exists
between Miss Blake's dance hall hostess and the
6-foot-6 marshal, better known to his asso-
ciates as the Jolly Green Giant.
It's tenuous one-open to conjecture, and
Continued on Next Pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

Western Su
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Amanda Blake will never follow the example
of the Jean Hagens and other TV performers
who left established shows because they felt
they were being typed-or wanted chance TO
do other things.
That's for sure
The dance-hall heroine of CBs-TV's high
flying Saturday night Western, Gunsmoke'
gasped when I asked her about it.
ooh, heavens no." she said. Il want it to
go on for 10 or 20 years-as long as it Will last
The tall (naturaD redhead's reaction isn't
so contrary, however, when you review the
Note: Amondo BIoke the second "Gunsmoke principal
featured TeeVues Cover jones Arness who p'oss tne
morsho wos the week OF September IS last year.
circumstances surrounding her first important
TV role.
When 1 asked who picked her for the part,
her answer was to the point.
"I picked me-" she laughed.
Amanda Whose real name is Beverly NeilD
said that she was working on MY Favorlte
Husband" episode when Joan Caulfeld, not
Vanessa Brown, was the starr when she hearo
about the show. She wanted the role from the
start. She indicated her yen to play 1t to the
producers and when they saw her work, they
agreed she'd be great.
what made you so postive?" I Mostly
continued.
81 Just can't honestly say" she replied. Its
so hard to explain and when you do, 1t sounds
so corny just had a feeling"
Amanda was evasive only when I asked her
how old she was. II was born in Buffalo" she
answered, land put it down as the early '3Os"
She was speaking to this reporter from the
outdoor location set of the series at Newhal,
which is about so miles from Hollywood and gets
real warm" The cast spends one day week
there filming all the exterior shots.
do md and the rest OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

Note: Amondo Blake is the second Gunsmoke pnneipa'
featured on TeeVue Cover jones Amess, who poys the
marshal wos our stor the week Of September q lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Cover Story
Western Suits Her Fine
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Amanda Blake will never follow the example
of the Jean Hagens and other TV performers
who left established shows because they felt
they were being typed-or wanted a chance 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

HAPPY

Are The families Who enjoy wonder
ful suburban Twins with bu6Ii1e,
t1opplne efntef. modern trade and
Tlah. s ~ sss s sne sssEs 'snssnisnss
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! and 2-Bedrm. Apts.
k kcy. "a REET q. PROM 80 %. Incl.
70 PAY; lovely gardsn al. essh-
Munity; large play area; On bus
line. near new school. shops, eic..
n nes1 tsntsgen. Mayy. Eert BEL
Srssn6TIir 81. 'B bIosek a c5Is,s.
bia pike, Il right cofner
oPAN DAY AVID EVENINGS
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Iarge elnclency; $50.
s.l y ST 1..i E-w a. a ICONS ki'-
M s8s " viKRNonT ossvifH Rvs
vms. III and Sath: sac 30,
fiiS on ST. wv fus.. kil,
and bath: ssdec $50
fi20 foth ST. NE.--foVelY 2
rms. hit and hath: redee.; $50.
HARRISON 4 ADAMS
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corpnrD = iisa lIEpInl1N 81,
VIZ T1Iss az @ hes ipli,s; s.l "a.
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APARTNSHHEHNHTE VALUES
peslraSlSS XRlpItss.-N.W.

l.a.l-R Apls, Newly
sos ~ ~. NV rms. SS4 so
53lA NJ Pleasant n-Ws 3 lss, rms J,
Kit. and hath s77.s0
1121 Ontario rd.-~9 rmn. ~ 81
Sc ianltoF On pgemlsas eves'. ~
|siwAsl q S9St6SssIHHcsp fnIsph
81 Z g NV Ma s.teis
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1901 70 lea7 : ST, MI
S. Rene ss Hik e., 3 ,si iH
M nm Al 81.

Renssis. sSsso % 1 $3.50
tlA Tin 81, Sc
3 Rms, KIT and Bath: S6i
ie4a VERNON 81, NV
Apte. : ard : nnl1., Kit. ana Bath
$40 ard $3.50
TIE Rfoc9 NATIONAL BANK
WASH loan q TRUST 1R
600 y ST. NV. 81, 1-8600
coLoRKD > ee3 sd 81. M
lESesiti 4 E9fS, m; $500 sss so
eoLoRED-13l7 r. AVE- NV.
NlsHiih0f oN MY. a.. s.ssoo
coLCREp-eio UPeHUR 81. NV.
lovely modern II. hlEe esdrm I,
din. HI. Adults. Heat incl. SO 30
coLoRRn-ia $40 MS. AvN. NV.
Is ROOMS AND RATH-te6 NO.
e42 oALLATIN 81. NV, LIST Pr.
LOUIS hObbEN no $1,000
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coLoRED

COLORED
100 18th ST. s.E.-sSs
No. So rms. Kit. and hath
Stove. individual sas heat and utiis.
Nedecoratoo.
gD30 KNOX pL. sE.
= rms, kit and bath: from
4bD.Ou. on Alabama ave. all mod
ern ants. tiled baths, stove and
Telgr. Redec. indiyid. heat and
utilS. Key 81 No. iOi.
tO2p MY PL. 81.
Now avail Dudley apts.. z Tms,,
heat enc utIis.i kbSS6' Kew Il
18th ST. sE.-s49,kO
10. ~, ] rm., dlnette, Kit, and
esth stove and Fefriei heat incl,
~ 18th st. N. E,--s60
LIN ! iEm.' eIbsssss. kit bath, stove and
1880 v ct. Nw-s5S
nj pms 200 .Ap' ana sssa' ,. iHsl
Jpnitor
1908 KENTUCKY AVE. sE--s0B
10, . 2 rms Kit, and bath.
Utils. incl.
sos X ST. o.w--s64bO
-, No ? rms klt, and bath
John r. Donohoe & Sons
3iA -. Ave. VI. s.OOst
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so7 Eueifb 81. NV.
M. Sherman eve'-MoAefn Ire. l.
bedrna apt; 5000 mo. KEY a.
1910 18th Ct. NE.
NJ. BladensouFs q Ire. 2-rp
$50 50 mo KEY Il bassment at.
400 Z 81. 81.
Mr.. ., Q. capitel-ModeIn lse. 2
nm. kit. and bath apt; S6e,S0 no.
Key At Art 109.
1900 X 81. Sc.
NJ. Navy Yard--Modefn lge l.
bedroom apt; s075O mo. Key at
AVN cAroMHsls NV corr
lois IzLh 81. nav. pI 1850
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COUNTRY CLUB LIVING
DOMINION ARMS

Emeiencies. 500 81; Sedrn..
SI35: 2 eedrms.. s160: utils. incl.
Ses res. msr. on premises, IA.
1900, or cali SHANNON a
LUSHG Co. Ma. e-2345.
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TODAY, Please can
Mr.. HUGHEs. WI. o-ao53

H. @. Smithy Co.
81 18th Ct. NV. 81. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

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After Thought

Ne 49, ss, LIZ WARS .ss-s,=o 10 give the youngs.
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eli III ~. rs c.. goes 70 sco~ ,Ist wtsi
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=; 49,
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rs - .i-s = 5. -i-s 4 ~ ~ = SCI or % ne
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~ -@.r.e. -c1 $500 -1-.--4sss1 S@-1ce gives Is
--.-- -c-.a--s,c :. -=--.s- ~ SERBIAN schools
oe-ra- L--ess Tax Lsdes
$500 -;s= - c: 80 ,o~est tax levles
10. scso. Ts.-= Co--. s,s- -l:- passage Of PROPO-
STTIoN TX Desks :: ~ AF-A eecrol- says Dr.. 5
" 5-c~n=.- S-r=v-ls-ce-: q D<..o.i P.blc Schools.
PROPOSITION 5-1 .-ihc.ize ~ increase Of So per
~ :: zssss@ sa.-...ol ~ years The
y -z-s<1 been p.sdged y SIP; B-o1ne solely for
30 needed house
= pcl s1tIonzl children s.reacy LIVING city and
- III er.@- -et-ct p4bl.c schools IN Sep. 1857 1888
Tn ihree-ni- II Amounting 70 sis per year
10 the acreage hone owner All local school
raiilzge to total Of Is 81 mills This however Is con-
sdersby lover than ne schoo leyies Of surrounding com
n1n.e Ire Dearborn scoo. district eyles le 436 mills
Crosse Poine . 81 mills Red.ord Union school district
e,ies 2. q nils and ne hignes levy Wayne County
oecl-s II Tsylo. To~rship - 90
Ct IS scal 3is--1clS Wsyne County Detroit
h1s - ;11rd o-es: x. Wiz VOTER approval Of PROP
OSgTION D=.ro.: II Ire eighth oxes levy Thirty
stho districts Wayne County 8, per Of al
cc-r.. 1EI.-ts zrss5y higher levy than Detroit
VII have Reports fran the Wsyne County Board Of Educa.
co- rtaie @ L 1855 about nan the school districts had
sses approximately tol5ss Q. than double the Detroit
lew
Because good education and good business 20 hand in
hand re ssue .. god schools has been pointed by
the 11;lols 6ggss. taxpayers The Chamber Of Com
Ee!ce In - repor- Educa.lon-an Investment Peo-
pc TIE Businessmen stated The cost OF adequate educa-
in investment, that local citizens and businesses can
~e scyd increased measure when related step BY step
to improvement Of current economic conditions