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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

AN OUTSTANDING new modern
warehouse Of 1000 IT,, 90 minutes
downtown. Building includes one
general once area and two pri-
vate ofiices, enclosed recessed
truck bay, 1s-ft. ceiling. indus
trial Zoned and parking area.
Modern in every respect. UN. =.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
End COMMERCIAL

Brick building. 3 ofnceS; $500
50. IT. warehouse space with side
loading platform. Room for expan-
sion in rear. . apartments, second
floor. Call Mr. Metzger. ST. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

Observation-Disclosures - Az
nestos Shingle Cape Cod. 4 bed
rooms. living room, large equipped
kltenen: utility room. oil heat,
Only $3.50 down, priced Al
$4,000. BELL REALTY CO. XII.
ALEXANDRIA = Three-bedroom
1h-bath brick end Of a row: near
Robert Lee School. Full base
ment, recreation room. extra -Iarge
equipped kitchen, large living
room; vacant; only $1,000 down
k re- assu1 Co. k 81 s l0isi BELL
Alex. city--3-Dedrm. and den,
S$.onse ana-conerete Cape Cod; %
~; nv I'm. with fireplace, din. Ell.
BUS. sseTiilces'0 ' sis.7sslos. T t. sIsy
Move in with deposit, on your
terms, BY OWNER. FL. 4-47Si.
ALEX; AREA-3-hedrm. rambler,
living -dining. comb: nice kit. has
disposal and exhaust fan, BENZ
DIX WASHER, too Lovely yard.
completely fenced: S12,5OO. Low
down payment. Al SMITH REAL
TY. II. e-0652: ewes, JE. 2-Ol54.
ALEX: JEFFERSON MANOR, Sc, $50
,,-sAil-brick semidetached. Vacant.
Win De completely redecorated.
'front.' screened porch: full base
men, rna LIVING room, separate dining
rooms. tiled bath: level Iandscaped
lot, Anchor fenced. FLA terms
evatiable. BELL REALTY CO.. XII.
S-1S6S.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = stone
and brick semidetached. close to
russell. rd.s MauFv School. Two
bedrooms. living room. dining
area, equipped Kitchen tiled bath,
priced at only $1,000. terms
E syail si1sas BELL REALTY co..
ARLINGTON, NORTH : 3-bedroom
rambler on lovely, tree-shaded lot,
and priced ct only $13,95O: sep.
din. rm.: fully EQUIP. kit; fenced
y m.S n immns; scnd; vacant; I'm
details. cali THE DARBY CO,
Realtors. 2319 Wilson blvd. IA.
5-9393. once open 9 til q.
ARLINGTON sOOTH-Brick Colo
NAL. 3 bedrooms, ia baths: Hy-
ing room with fireplace. dining
room. fully equipped kitchen:
screened porch; basement. Close
to Columbia pike and Glebe I'd
k si5lR1 ecsole ' XII. 'l s.1sss. BELL
ARLINGTON-Laree stone man
sion: 10 rooms: 8 bedrooms, &
baths. as-acre lot: $4,000 value.
offered at S49,5OO: $4,000 cash
required; balance Of the purchase
able S275 per mo. For appoint-
ment to INSPECT, call IA. ?-9666,
OF ewes. KE. S-46f9. WILLIAM
2. BARRYMORE, Realtor.
ARL.. N.-Beautiful white rambler;
close in with . bedrms.. 1 bath,
sep: Daneled din. rm.. mod. kit.
with eating area, scr. porch,
master bedrm. (23xI3). lge., level
lot; beautifully Handicapped with
over 1000 shrubs, Also sep. studio
Priced at $l2,s5O with only ST.
500 down. All offers considered.
WALTER R. REYNOLDS co,
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WE HAVE A CLIENT WITH
$1,000,000 CASH

Who IL interested In the purchase
Of apartment house property. an
once building. or an Industrial or
business property. viii assume
existing MORTGAGES or arrange all
financing. II you are looking for an
III Sl7seo dss SaS s1l n rx 1IsTsS
COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
INVEST PROP WANTED

WE ARE DESTROYS Of apt. bldss..
In prime loo, Conn. ave. or west.
once bldgs.. d. C.. area. Ware
houses for commercial prop. with
GOOD leases. instantaneous re-
Spouse 10 proper deal Cash no
problem Call DOROTHY X.
WINSTON, ST. 3-0550 or HE
4-iSS4.
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WI. e-0s4o

Three bedroom. 2-bath ramblef
r ruli einin rs. room. electric kitchen
Gated in Woodmoor. waking dis.
lance to public and parochial
schools. shopping, etc. You car
assume 4ass CT loan: Sl9, 200
Monthly payments include ali esri
rylng charges. GRAHAM q Co,
JU. 5-6010. ~, 5-d55O.
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FAIRFAxi $500 DIS bedrooms.

ana nice Deurme. All aluminium
storm windows and secluded patio
able SHANNON q LUcHs CO..
Realtors. 2O55 Wilson blvd. VA.
va ;ox, aIsLs- sss n,S down =. ss o;
ev Torhf owner sSe trans. win sell sell
or rent with option this attrae.
3-bedrm. house: lovely lot, GOOD
area for children. swimming pool
membership and many extras at
$ll,a50. ROBERT c. DAvEN-
PORT REAL ESTATE. SO. $4,000,
wk lends and ewes. so. $3.50.
vAcANT-Feady for immed; posses
sion, completely redec. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler: liy. rn1. with firepl.,
din. rm., de luxe kit. fully equipped
incl. dishwasher: full bsmt.: excel.
loo. Priced at only Sl7.4b0. call
"a; $1,000, BETTER HOMES RE-
HOW RARE A FIND. brand new
brick ramblers, side. BY side. on
beaut. giant-sixed level lots; 3
nice bedrm:s lsea liv. rm:, nice
S Ssy ss T Ssm eatipg 'p .Seioy IS
! Price, S17,I0O. Investigate today.
JE. 3-2O93, WILLIAM A. CHAP
MAN REALTY. INC.
AIR CONDITIONER rambler with Z
garage: excel. loo. Priced at sI4,-
$50. Call ia. 5-9400, BETTER
HOMES REALTY. INC.
SPLIT LEVEL, ONLY 11S,95O--
room. ia baths, fully equipped
kit, washer. drier included. Quick
poss. MANNAs RLTY, JE. 2-3110.
BRAND-NEW BRICK RAMBLER
on h-acre wooded lot: 3 bedrms..
90 baths, eating space in all
cleo. kit, separate din. rm., =
fireplaces: finished rec. room, care
port. Immed. poss. MANNAe
RLTY. JE. e-3l1O.
JUST As PRETTY A RED BRICK
raneh-style home as you'll find
front, rear and side overhane.
Smart planter under attrae. pic
ture window. Ctr. hall to charm
ing Nv. rm. with moor -to-ceiling
fireplace. family-sise din. rm.
with picture window sEeat bic
Ssts:hi0 TsSr. ana ,.ss ihTs'H ss
p plus End I family hsil bath: i IN.
ished rec. I'm. with IND firepisee
and powder rm.: daylieht walk
out bsmt.. custom built carport:
fenced yard. de luxe ". Arl, To-
S24,abO. See for yourself today.
JE. 3-s0aJ, WILLIAM A. CHAP
MAN REALTY, INC. member
Multiple LSting Service.
4-BEDRM. RAMBLERI bedrms.
and bath in bsnt.: brick; i'm
maculate cond.; fully equipped
kit separate dining rm.; S1,bO0
sa.h; fun price. $3.50. MAN
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POMPONIO
HOUSES WANTED TO sur

- REALTY. INC.
1929 Wilson Blvd. IA. 1860
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LANHAM PARK-sparkiine white
s oHasadIiG nE with ,Ts i Ss n liy r
entrance. big l00x1 Soft. LOT IS; With
shade trees. FHA approved. va.
can't for immed. possession
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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S-BEDRM. RAMBLERi 3 bedfmS
and bath on LIST floor; 1 bedrm
and bath IN bsmt.; brick; i'm.
lnaculate eond; fully equipped
kita separate dining rn. i's0f
S Is' RE In PIE. Is. s.si riitcO' MAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

Mr.. FRHN M ! IN N-FEo SV AYES.
Lee. brick. rambler: liv. rm. with
fireplace, fully equipped kit. with
table space; 3 twin-size bedrms..
full baths; full bsmt., beaut. knotty-
pine rec. rnn., "a bath. Garage, nice
fenced lot. Walk to all schools, bus,
shopping. WOODsIDE REALTY
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ates 70 X. Msadc.s.beSrSm. ~ Co..
lonial. separate dining rm., equip.
kitchen. basement with recreation
rm.. level. fenced yard. Only $3.50
PRINCE GEoRdEs REALTY CO..
UN. 4-l166. WA. T-66b5.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Take over
81 1000 FLA loan; absolutely no
red tape. Move In by Feb. rs;
stunning Arizona rambler; prac-
tieally brand-new: full basement:
$1,000 dn.' very low monthly pay
ments. W. R. HUGHES CO., AP
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Seal Of Approval

MEDIcAI HISTORY of made recently In Chicago
I For the first time As doctors operated with
ippers 1t all started ago when
Brother Bengnus surgery supervisor at the Aexan
Brothers Hospital began telling about the seal nppers
he used to relish a boy back In Newfoundland
After listening long Brother Bentgnus nostagc
the doctors decided TO taste Tor tne
selves They the aid Of the Canadian consulate 70
order some ppe time rs pounds Of seal consisting
of 20 pairs Of ppers arrived at the hospital The kitchen stan
prepared the ppers according recipe that arrived with
them After being cold water and baking soda the
nppers dipped -FOUR fried then baked In an oven IN
individual pie shells along gravy and trimmings Served
at special dinner and their wives the nppe
which were said to taste something lamb got general
seal of approval from although another main dish
was offered well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

7-Judse Roy Beon. Western.
9-SpofIisht. Weather. News.
Golloher. DouoIos. Cushing.
6:45
4-NBc News. f
Chef HuntIey. Dovid BrinkIey.
9-Dous Edwords. News.
TOO 81
4-The HoneymooneFs. C'm'dy.
Storing locke Gleason. Audrey
Meadows, AT Carney. Joyce
Randolph. tRepeots.D
5-Gongbusters. Crime.
7-Boekstoge. Sports. News.
Strong. Molone.. Molkie
9-Deeoy. Policewonen.
7:l5
7-John Dolly. News.
7:3o.
4-WinneF's Circle. Premiere.
Audience participation program.
81 SeoFeh for Adventure.
Hunt for Pirote Treasure.
7-Sueorfoot. Western.
I Hour. "Stronoe 4ond." Sueor.
foot attempts to stop o ounnon's
reign of terror. Will Hutchins.
Rhodes Reason. tRepeotD
9-Nome Thot Tune. Quiz.
500
4-The Investigator. Color.
! Hour. Prior gets involved in
seriocomic choin OF events. Lon
ny Chopmon. Howard St. 'ohn.
5-Bot o Thousand. Quiz.
! Hour. Live. Private industry
opposes Government for top hon.
ors in hits. home runs and prizes.
9-Mr. Adams and Eve.
lido lupino, Howard Duff sior.
$50
7-Wyott Eorp. Western.
Nineteen Notches On His Gun.
Wyott eorp and Moste-scn, dis
ouised os outlows, round up the
Dutch Henry gang. Hugh O'erion
stors. lRepeot.D
9-Ployhouse. Dromo.
Ambitious Cop" A politically
ambitious policemen is scorned
by fellow Officers os trigger
hoppy." Gene Evons, Doyton
lummis.
800
4-AdventuFes Of MeGFow.
"lody in Limbo" Frank loveioy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
BY cLEMENTINE PADDLEFoRD
This Week Food Editor

NEWPORT, VT.
late March, season of dripping sweet
ness in the north woods, travelled to this
little Vermont town near the Canadian
border to join maple-sugar-on-snow party
given by friends. had a reason for going
beyond satisfying the sweet tooth. This was
an ideal opportunity to combine business
with pleasure. After the party would 60
htchen-hopping, collecting recipes.
One party guest, Mrs. John Natole, wife
of Newport's Mayor, came to the woods
Juggling four deep buckets to fill with best
snow Each year Mrs. Natole puts down.
snow in the freezer, enough for three
sugar parties to give at the dining room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

table midsummer. Like strawberries and
cream, sugar on snow is in season the year
around now.
Anybody anywhere can have a maple
party if there is snow in the freezer. Pure
maple syrup is available in supermarkets
across the country. Boil syrup to thicken
slightly, pour over snow, stir with fork.
Bring on the picnic: the sour pickles, potato
salad, the yeaSt-raised doughnutS.
Mrs. Natole invited me to see her hillside
home which faces over Lake Memphrem-
agog and beyond into Canada. Owls
Head Mountain is the talIest peak you see. )"
The NatoIe - Continued on page 81
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-21
ELOQUENT ORATOR
TO ADDRESS PARTY
RALLY MARCH ~
Senator Robert S. Kerr Of Okla
homa Scheduled TO Speak to
Carolinians in WASH
ingfon. D. c.

Washington, Feb. 20.-One of
the Democratic party's most elo-
quent orators, Senator Robert S.
Kerr of Oklahoma, will be the
principal speaker at the annual
congressional banquet of the North
Carolina Democratic Club of Wash
ington, it was announced today.
j. Richard Queen of Waynes-
vile, president of the club and adj
ministrative assistant to Rep.
George A. Shuford of Asheville,
also announced that the banquet
will be held at the Sheraton Park
Hotel on March %.
Queen announced the appoint
ment of Harry Cation of States
vile, secretary to Senator Sam ].
Erwin, Jr., as general chairman for
this years annual dinner and
dance. Cation said the outlook is
that several hundred Tar Heels
will attend, many of them coming
to Washington from the state.
Kerr is noted in the Senate and
throughout the Democratic party
not only as an eloquent speaker,
but as a wit and raconteur, and it
is anticipated that his presence at
the head table will assure an I'M
usually large turnout of the party's
faithful in the capital.
The Oklahoman, who was born
in Indian Territory some 81 years
ago, is well remembered in the
party as the keynoter for the 1914
Democratic National convention
which selected Franklin D. Roose-
welt for his fourth term and Harry
S. Truman as his running mate.
In the Senate, although he is a
man of great wealth, Kerr, a law
yer and oil man, is noted for his
interest in humanitarian legisla-
ton. In 1866, he was prominently
mentioned as possible dark horse
candidate for the party's presiden-
tial nomination and there is a dis
tinct possibility that he may again
be in the presidential picture in
1860.
A veteran of overseas service in
World War /, Kerr was an early
state commander of the American
Legion in Oklahoma. He has long
been active in Democratic party
circles, serving as national COM
mitteeman from 1910 until 194S
and as governor of Oklahoma from
1913 to 1947.
He first was elected to the Sem
ate in 1948, and was named for
second term in 1854. In the Senate,
he is ranking member of both the
powerful Finance Committee and
the Public Works Committee, and
is a colleague of Senator w. Kerr
Scott on the latter. He also is
member of the Joint Committee on
Internal Revenue Taxation and
Reducation of Nonessential Fed
eral Expenditures.
Queen said he hoped that visit
ors from the state would come to
Washington in record numbers for
the annual event, and said that
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-21
MRS. EVANS ENTERTAINS
MON. NIGHT BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Mary Mann Evans enter
tanned the Monday Night Bridge
Club at her home in Manteo. AS
guests arrived she served cake and
coffee, and during the evening
sailed nuts and soft drinks We're
served.
Mrs. H. o. Bridges won high
score and combination prize went
to Mrs. r. S. Smith. Others play
ing were Mrs. G. G. Bonner, Mrs.
Ralph Davis, Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs.
Balfour Baum and Miss Delnoy
Bur1us.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-21

1857 Ford Custom, 800, 2-dOOr,
R&H, VS.
1857 Ford Custom 800, 4-door,
Heater, V8
1857 Ford 4-dOOr, loaded
1856 Ford Convertible, vs.,
R&H, Ford O. Matte
1856 Ford CustOmline, 4-dOor
VS., Heater
1855 Ford, 2-dOOr 6
1855 Plymouth, 4-dOOr, R&H
1854 Chevrolet, 2-dOOr, R&H
1854 Ford Custom VS., R&H
1854 Ford 6, 2-dOOr
1858 Chevrolet Convertible
1853 Chevrolet 21Q-4-doOr
1853 Dodge VS., 4-doOr, Cd.
1853 Studebaker Champion, q
door, O. d. Extra Clean
1852 Chevrolet, 2-dOOr, R&H
1852 Chrysler vs. 4-door
1859 Studebaker, 4-dOOr
Champion
TRUCKS
1856 Ford k-Ton Pickup vs.
1856 Chevroleth ton Pickup
1855 Chevrolet, 2-tOn, C-OE,
Long W-B, New Tires, VS.
1855 Ford H-tOn Pickup
1854 Dodge Hz-tOn Pickup
1855 Ford ESQ, with Body
1949 Chevrolet Pickup
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WANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mrs. Spencer Daniels has return
ed from the Norfolk General Hos
pital.
Mrs. Harry Baum was in Eliza
beth City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Murray of
Portsmouth visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Daniels.
Mrs. Chesley Midget Jr. is visit
ing her father, E. D. Story, in
Brunswick, Ca, who is ill.
Lester Lee Greet of Norfolk
spent the week end her with his
grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Midget.
Mrs. Nettie Daniels is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Daniels in
Norfolk.
Mrs. C. w. Guthrie attended the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. T. S.
Beaten in Mooresville, N. C.
Thursday. She also visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Catherine Woodland, in
Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gaskill of
Norfolk spent the week end here.
Rowena Midget visited relatives
in Hampton and IMPORT News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Whidbee
and daughter, Karen, of Norfolk,
spent the week end with Mrs.
Whidbee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Gallop.
Mrs. Virginia Davis spent last
week end in Charlotte on business.
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while back there in the early
tLh..;;rties, it looked as if the Hodges
family of Leaksville would have to
get along without junior.
When Luther, Jr., finally did
arrive, he had Sister Betsy, II, to
pet him; he had Sister Nancy, 10,
to love him; he had Mama Hodges
to worship him; and Papa Hodges
to adore him. Luther, ST., was 80.
And that was the way it was 81
years ago when Little Luther came
along. He averaged better than 80
in his work at the University of
North Carolina. Luther worked
hard in the summertime, too-al-
though his father was Governor.
Moreover, at least one summer he
went to another state to find work
so the folks would not think he
was leaning on his daddy. He was
a champion apple-picker on the
West Coast.
Of the three children, he was
the only one who lived at the Man
sion, the other two being married
and having children of their own
even as far back as 1862 when
Luther, Sr. sneaked in as Lieuten-
ant Governor.
Luther, Jr., was described
around Chapel Hill as a good
joe"
Last week in Monroe he became
the husband of Dorothy Duncan
in the First Baptist Church-the
Hodges are Methodists, and one of
the best names in North Carolina
Episcopaldom performed the cere-
mony: the Rev. Frederick Blount
Drane.
Music was provided on the or
gan by Mrs. Henry Hall Wilson,
wife of one of Governor Luther H.
Hodges most bitter critics in the
recent Legislature. Mrs. Hodges
graduated from Sweet Briar, her
junior year being spent at the Uni
ersity of Paris. She has been with
the Hanover Bank in New York.
Luther is an ensign in the Navy.
The couple, for the time being at
least, will live in Villefranche,
France.
THREE SCORE Incidental
ly, Luther Hartwell Hodges, our
Governor, will be 60 years of age
on Sunday, March 9, and we I'M
derstand a quiet little event has
been planned.
We might observe that we have
never seen a more active man at
60 than Governor Luther Hodges.
If you feel like doing, why not
drop him a birthday greeting? He,
even as you and 1, would appre-
ciate it.
DECISION You read here
last fall the week after Farm Bu-
reau Head Flake Shaw's death
that offices of that organization
would be moved from Greensboro
to Raleigh.
Last week in convention here
delegates made it official. A search
for suitable office space is now
being made and no definite moving
date has been set.
TOO MUCH STRESS In
noting that Governor Hodges
birthday is March 8, we recall that
J. M. Broughton died son Sunday,
March 6, nine years ago. He was
exceedingly active, was only 60
years of age.
Now Luther Hodges is in his
fifth year as Governor, has two
Legislatures behind him, one more
to go. 1t would seem to be our duty
to do what we can to keep the
man from working himself to
death-and the best way we car
help is to refrain from asking him
to make speech at every new
ground-clearing.
! Is that asking too much?
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those interested could make reser-
vations by writing Cation at Sen
ator Ervin's office.
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CAN THEY COMPETE?

CAN THEY COMPETE? /. +.
Don't be surprised if an argument
develops as to whether to permit
young women to enter the Univer-
sity at Chapel Hill as freshmen or
sophomores. Now they must be
juniors to get in there.
We can see no reason for the
change-and some good arguments
against it-but rumor persists !.
that the move is under considera-
ton and we are just wondering
what will happen to the freshman
classes at W.C.U.N.C., Meredith,
Eastern Carolina, and all around,
if the gates are opened wide at
Chapel Hill.
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PHRASE And to borrow a
phrase from the Raleigh News and
Observers. column, Under the
Dome, "To borrow phrase from
the Bible, the State Ports Author
ity was born into trouble. Yes,
it has been in a DANCED mess al
most from the beginning. Remem-
Der this: not all the red cedar
whiting is done down at the serv-
ice station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
She
Shuns
Sunshine

bility not to get a sunburn. Much the
way an orchestra tunes up on a note
from the piano, MICS color cameras
tune up on Miss Toomey - by focus
ing on her luscious skin tones before
a network color-cast.
I've got to watch myself" Mari
Ign told us. ''Once | reported for a
rehearsal Of Your Hit Parade look
ing peaked after a cold. The cameras
over-compensated for my pallor by
mixing their colors too rich"
We recall that broadcast very well.
Smoky Lanson looked exactly like
a lobster. LESLIE LIEBER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
These Contested Shepherds ore living
proof that homosenizsd Goinss MeoI
CON help your dog enjoy
A LONGER PRIME OF LIFE!

Gaines Meal helps dogs stay full Of health remain alert and
vigorous longer That's what we mean by longer
prime Of life"
Gaines Meal contains all the essential vamns minerals
and proens And because is homogenzed this dog food
guarantees complete nourishment at every feeding
Now then which dog the grandfather? It's Gene on the
right who's every bit energetic and healthy his grand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Who's the mystery gIrl7
You'll never guess her lire

little children stopped digging to
China at New York beach recently
when this cross between the Loeb
Ness Monster and seasoing Lone
Ranger rose from the waves.
But behind the black mask lurked
nothing more sinister than a beauti-
full 22-year-old sun-Shunner named
Marilyn Toomey. AS MICS Official
color-girl, she has a terrific response
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Frisco viii Host Sc
W.I.B.C. Pin Classic

PITTSBURGH - The 3Sth
annual W.I.B.C. tourney will
be held at the Downtown
Bowl, corner of Jones and
Eddy Streets, in San Francis
co. The ladies will begin now
ing down the naples April II
and continue for upwards to
so days.
While coming to Northern
California the first time for
a W.I.B.C. tournament, any
C. F.. U. members entered
therein will be pleased to
know that, although a lesser
affair by far, the C.F.U. Cal
ifornia State Tournaments on
alternate years have been
staged at the Downtown
Bowl. Frank Braidic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Second Annual Buckeye State Classic
viii Be Held Feb. 80 In Rubber City
Lodge Az Committees Start Planning
For Championships And Social Affairs

AKRON, o. = We of CFU
Lodge 472, being duly elected
to hold the Second Annual
Ohio State Tournament, do
hereby cordially invite you to
attend this gala affair.
This years event will
take place OH Saturday,
February 8, and Sunday,
February 9, at Gran Alleys,
in Akron, with our get-to-
gethers being held at the
Croatian American Hall,
1913 Grant st.
We also realize that some
of the smaller lodges do not
have enough members to have
a bowling league of their own,
but we do know that all of the
lodges have members that
bowl in other leagues. So why
not get together with your
fellow lodge members and
form a team to come to Ak
ron next year.