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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24
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tConClnued from rage Onel
laws which by a legislative resolu-
ton can be changed over into "open
shop" measures.
Looking at the monetary policies
followed by the Eisenhower Admin
istration Green said that because of
higher interest rates and inflationary
pressures resulting from exorbitant
profit-taking the cost of living went
up S13 billion in the first nine months
of 1857. During the same period stock
dividends averaged 81 per cent
greater than the previous year in
spite of increasing unemployment and
slackening demand for goods. The
interest rate jumps approved by the
Administration between 1855 and
1857, Green said had increased the
cost to the taxpayer for servicing the
national debt by $2.8 billion. That
amount, by comparison, would have
handled the slum clearance programs
of our cities for the period, provided
drought relief, and built more than
10000 school classrooms. His source
for this he gave as Rep. DAD (D-Iowa)
who took his figures from federal
agencies.
Recalling the reluctance many
labor leaders have had toward poll
teal action, Green said 'For years
our top leaders have hoodwinked
us in emphasizing a strong eco
going to get and keep good Iegisla-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24

And, last weekend, too. Lieut.. Gov
aul Cannon told the press that the
Governor should authorize appro.
pirate action for the State so it could
exercise its perogative of inaugural
ing welfare program for the dis
tribution of surplus foods to needy
families"
In urging action by the Governor,
Cannon noted that --latest figures in
dictate over nine per cent of our total
work force, or more than sixteen
thousand Montana citizens are draw
ing unemployment benefits In
addition there are probably three or
four thousand other workers idle who
are not eligible for unemployment
compensation payments. Consequent
ly it would be safe to estimate that
there are over twenty thousand I'M
employed in the state"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24
OTHER ITEMS BEFORE
DELEGATES

Robert Harris, executive secretary
Montana State Council of Carpenters,
told the convention his organization
was cooperating in pushing observ-
ance of the LSW union label; that
more and more carpenters are look
ing for and demanding the label He
also reported efforts being put forth
by his state group to expedite organ
izing of lumber workers throughout
the state.
Assistant Director of Region 20,
AFL-CIO James J. Leary, spoke very
briefly on the need for CLOSING
ranks" in the Montana labor move
ment. He also gave high praise to
Montana LSW for its very active
support of COPE activities.
Tom Gleason, Livingston member
of Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, adj
dressed the convention briefly on his
candidacy for the Railroad & Public
Service Commission, and outlined
some of the thoughts he has on the
commissions functions.
Delegate Amundson of the Living
ston local reported that in the year
since they've been organized they've
been able to reduce the number of
time-lost industrial injuries on the
job to go from the 1877 recorded the
previous year.
Melvin Hoye, Thompson Falls local,
stated that No. 2719 has started an
intensive registration drive to see
that all members are registered for
the June primary.
Ray Lindberg, Helena, told of
activities by super
visory employees of Great Northern
Railway and the railways unsuccess-
full efforts, clear through to the U. S.
Supreme Court to remove pickets at
the non-union Foley Mill and Cabinet
Works in Helena. Delegates were
urged to avoid patronizing GIN when
ever possible.
Missoula delegates reported on the
progress their credit union is making,
and on job conditions in their area.
Delegates from other locals made
comprehensive reports on activities
of their unions, job situation, etc.
The delegates voted to hold their
9th semi-annal convention at Libby
in July.
Officers of the Montana LSW dis
trict council are Fred Sonnenburg,
Seeley Lake, president; Ben Vaughan,
Libby, vice president, and Robert C.
Weller, Kalispell, secretary-treasurer.
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Pressure Mounting On Aronson
To Reconsider Surplus Food Stand

With unemployment mounting with each week and
and obe workers exhaustg their compensation bene
fits increasing is developing Gov j. Hugo Aron
to help alleviate hunger in Montana.
Last week several forward with offers of
ssance in distributing federal surplus commodities if the
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sonable doubt; 2. 1t is equally I'M
American to punish the mass for the
sins of a few. AS one who believes
in fundamental and traditional Amer
icanism, 1 have no other course ex-
cept to stand firmly on those prem
ises. Whether that be liberalism, I
neither know nor care.
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history there never has been a COM
parable situation where State Ad-
ministration, through its welfare
department, has placed the cost and
inconvenience factor above and be-
yond their duty to administer the
department in behalf of those in
need" Cannon concluded.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24
The Readers Forum

LETTERS: No letter over $50
words will be accepted for publication
All letters must be signed by writer,
although, on request. name will be
withheld.-P.V. EditOf.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24

The Federal Power Commission for
1856 reports an increase in private
electric company revenues of $3.50
from 1886 to $9.05 billions. This in
cludes some non-electric revenues.
During 1856 gross income reached
S9,053, 731.0O0. Net income was ST.
1872, 100000, federal corporate prof
its taxes S958,038,000 and allowance
for deferred profits taxes (acceler-
ated amortization and liberalized de-
preciation) 1884, 683,000. The total
of profits and provisions for profits
taxes reached S2,474,961, 900 or
27.33o of total revenues.
Net plant investment reached S29.-
483 billion, long term debt $15.231
billion, stock and surplus $14.920
billion.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24
Suggests Reading of
CommonweaI Article

Editor, Peoples Voice:
Having in mind your custom OF ire
quently reprinting material from other
publications, / would like to suggest
that you reprint an article by John Z.
Cort, entitled Expulsion of the Team
sters", which appeared in the Jan. IL
1858, issue of COMMONWEAL. In view
of the discussion of this subject appear
ing previously in the VOICE, L think
your readers would be enlightened In
the event that you do reprint Mr.. Corts
article, your comments (and Mr.. UNI
bers) ON it should be interesting.
For myself, | had always supposed
that the liberal position was moral
position. AS liberal it seems to me
that James Hoffa represents not what
1 am for but what / am against. SIN
cerely yours.-GEORGE HELIKER, 92O
Evans, Missoula.
EDITORS COMMENT: ] haven't seen
the COMMONWEAL article Whatever
it's conclusions, they would In no
way alter the two most important
conclusions / drew in my comments
of December 10. /. 1t is un-American
to consider a man guilty of a crime
until he is proved so beyond rea-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24

much in collecting money out of the
public in other ways than newspapers,
lack lot of important news we should
know.-A. w. RICE, Joliet.
PS.: have heard since / started
this letter that Mr.. Laird is quitting
at the end of this school term as prin-
cipal of Joliet school.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24
AVERAGE AGE, % YEARS

At the banquet session Attorney
General Forrest II. Anderscn spoke
on "Social and Welfare Legislation"
with emphasis on the State Prison,
last summers riot and steps being
taken to improve conditions at the
institution. Anderson said that the
average age of prisoners at Deer
Lodge is % and that "a per cent of
the prisoners will be returned to their
local communities in due time. Be-
cause of this, he emphasized, it is
most important socially as we'll as
tax-wise that proper and adequate
rehabilitation programs be developed
at Deer Lodge.
Robert Dunbar, Bozeman, MISC pro-
fessor, speaking on Omitted Nations
Your Taxes and Taxation, told the
audience that the success of the UN
in bringing about and maintaining
peace is probably the key to any
major tax cut for the American peo-
pie. That once the UN is successful
in this most important and difficult
phase of its work the nations of the
world will be able to place greatly
reduced emphasis on ornaments.
William I. DAWSON, Billings, East
ern Montana College of Education,
summarized and evaluated the insti-
tute.
Institute officers besides Banderob.
are Effie Wilson, vice chairman;
James WHISKY, secretary, and Rolf
B. Gilmore, treasurer.
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ture," and went into some detail how
important it is to farmer and worker
alike that farm income be maintained
at high level.
Ray Davidson, substituting for O..
A. Knight, president Oil, Chemical
and Atomic Workers, who also was
unable to reach Billings, discussed
the Threats to Labor Unions" en-
comprised in the nationwide drive
to enact more state "open shop (Sic,
"right-to-work") laws and national
"open shop law.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1958-01-24
Montana LSW Adopts--

ton, we've got to build strong poll
teal organizations, too
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-10
Sherman Adams Will Publish Book On
 Ike's Administration

BOSTON, Mass, tR - The Bos- ton Globe said yesterday Sher- man Adams. former Assistant to President Eisenhower, will get $100,000 for a book on the Eisen- hover Administration.
 The Globe article said of Ad- ans: "He will sign in the next few days a contract with Harper and Bros. and Life Magazine at a figure of around $1O0,000 accor- ding to New York publishing circles"
 The newspaper said Adams has been working on his book almost constantly since he quit his White House job after charges of using influence for his friend, Bernard Goldfine, gift-giving Boston indus trialist. Adams has denied any wrongful influence in his accep- tance of gifts from Goldfine.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-10
ALL TRAILS LEAD
 TO THE ROOF GARDEN

Now, that the election is over; the mining season has come to a close; the last boat of the season has departed after leaving the N c m merchants adequately stocked with supplies of all kinds to last the community until spring. ii is therefore an appropriate lime and occasion for the people of Nome to get together and relax after a busy and strenuous sum- mer and fall.
 As if has in the past. the Pioneer Roof Garden offers this opportu- nifty. It meets the social needs of the people of the community at this time of year as no other func- fio1 can. As one businessman stated a few days ago THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR THE ROOF GARDEN" Here you meet and enjoy the company of your friends and neighbors. who. like yourself. were too busy 10 indulge in much needed recreation during summer and fall. Here you can relax in, beautifully illuminated and appropriately decorated audi torium and enjoy for a full hour play in keeping with traditional customs of early life in Alaska portrayed with local talent tper- haps a few professionals the sur pr+~e- and irnper7onations of which will elicit much laughter and ap- provel.
 After the play is over you will be captivated by the music of inc orchestra playing appropriate numbers. and YoY will find your self swinging your partner or your partners partner. participating in the merriment and real pioneer spirit which will pervade through the evening. The games of chance will get in full swing and valu- able prizes will be awarded to old and young. The ROADHOUSE will be open where you will find Alaska hospitality al its best. IT WILL BE "A GALA NIGHT. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT.
 (Pdid Aduertisenn0
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-10
Canada Is Cold Today

TORONTO, R - The mercury 'rcnnNd below zero over most of Canada today.
 At 2 am. it was 40 below at Crah'am, Ont, a meteorological station in the Thunder Bay re- oion 85 miles northwest of Fort William.
 The Toronto weather office said Graham probably was the cold est spot in Canada south of the Northwest Territories.
 The intense cold chilled the prairies and Quebec as well as northern Ontario.
 Winnipeg's forecast called for 20 below zero. It was minus 25 at Ginli, Manitoba.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-10
NEW TAX RATE

JUNEAU - Workers and then
 employers will pay higher social security tax, beginning January |, 1859. The new tax will be 212 percent each on yearly wages of $4,8OO or less. Self-employed per sons will pay 334 percent on their net profit for 1859. The old tax rate of 214 percent continues in effect through December 31, 1858.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-10

this merry carrier is just beautiful and glamorous is useful (No wonder you spy many Plymouth wagons the road this year See your Plymouth dealer for the biggest station wagon in its class and best wagon buy at any price .. '59 Plymouth!
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-10

You can load his wagon with the talest and all the Yuetime trimmings For holiday hopping and shopping, Plymouth boasts the most cargo of any wagon in its class the popular rearfacng window that rolls right down, many other station wagon innovations And IF ITS NEW PLYMoUTRS GOT IT! SEE THESE FEATURES T0DAY l. 1.PUSHBUTTONS control driving, heating, ventlating ?. SWIVEL FRONT SEATS* swing you easily in 3. OBSERVATION CAR SEAT faces rear holds adults 4. DISAPPEARING REAR WINDOW rolls right lower 5. LOCKED LUGGAGE COMPARTMENTS protects vauables. 6. .MIRRORMATIC REAR-VEW MIRROR aims headlight glare
 *OptionaL oU ertr cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-11
HILLSMERE
SHORES
90 MILES FROM
WASHINGTON

Where the Chesapeake
Bay Meets South River
Miles of sandy shores,
beautiful beaches, ideal
bathing, boating, fishing
and grabbing. All piers,
beaches and boat harbors
are for the private use of
property owners.
This million dollar estate
of over 500 acres is now
being subdivided into large
lots. If you act now. you
can get a beautiful large
lot priced to fit your budg-
ct; terms if desired. Hills
mere Shores is designed for
family happiness and is an
ideal vacation land as well
as a year-round develop
ment. All roads are private
and all purchasers must be
approved by the Corpora
ton.
DIRECTIONS: Out Central ave
tRte. "l4D, over South River Bridge
to Route SOS, or Defense hwy to
Parole right at traffic light Ia
Route 665. follow our signs All
roads to HillSmere Shores paved
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SUMMER HOMES

COLONIAL BEACH-Classic Shore.
For sale, S-rm. furn. house on acre
OF ground. $4,000. MRS. KLEIN
MAN, XII 9-3S7S.
MAINE-3-be house on French
mans Bay: fully equip: $500 sea-
son, $3.50 half season. JU .9-31S5.
COTTAGES BY season. near Gettys-
burg. Pa. 40 mi. D. c., along beaut.
mountain stream: swim, fish, hike
Write MRS. CLAYTON PHILIPS,
Emmitsburg, Md, Rte. l.
GEORGIAN BAY. ONTARIO-li7-
acre island. Lge. furn. eottsee.
accommodate g. sleeping pch..
flrepl. Excel. swim, fishing For
sale or rent, reas. JU. 7-69G3.
POCONOS-Through Jure 30, all
cow. $40 wk., refer. EN-. o-S0l I.
after 4;30 and week-ends
WOODLAND BEACH-SOUTH RIV-
Err. Furn. 4-bedrm. Diet. beach
home. Ideal family vacation s1ot
swimming and boating For -eYt
or sale, lease weekly or monthly.
IS minis, to D. c. Call SP. 3-6G'
BEAUTIFUL STONE RESIDENCE,
fronting on 6-acre private lake 3
bedrooms, 3 baths, recreation room.
Stable available. Located in the
country, near Warrenton. Va. Sl65
per month.
RANDOLPH H. CARTER
Shirley Ave, Warrenton, Va. .
Phone Warrenton 1900, Night "a l
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SWEET

summer cottage vIknotty pine
paneled liv. rm, lge. kit, bedrms.
bath, large dormitory for , addi-
tional bedrms, in exclusive water
front comm. less than "a block ia
beach Screened porch, very clean
and completely furnished at the
low price OF $500. Good terms.
For the above 3 ads call Mayo
once, Mayo, Nd, University z.
1855. For the below 3 Ads cal
Deale once, Deale, Nd, Univer-
sitV 1-90QI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-11
OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITY
Year Round Recreatlonal
Home
Overlooking Chesapeake
Bay

Unohstrueted view OF the
Chesapeake Bay Il only one
Of the many features 20 be
neW i-bedroom home, 10.
Gated on a large lot with
many trees, You can be COM
Portable N this fine gaS-
heated, fully insulated home
any time OF the year: will
make an excellent retire.
neni selection. Jalouaied
front porch, anus livine
room with fireplace. large
kitchen dining area, u
baths we'll equipped and
substantially furnished. Sale
Is due 70 death OF owner.
Reasonably priced AZ Stb,-
500 with terms 10 suit pur-
chaser. Connecting 10 cen-
tfal water system and other
utilities. Direct access 70
vide, white sand beach. no
hneI on Bay. A rare oppor-
tunity.
Several other excellent
buys ready for immediate
occupancy, or choice lots
upon which 10 erect a home
Of your own design. Finane-
ina arranEed on all property,
To inspect. Drive 2 miles
aouth Of Prince Frederick on
Solomons Island I'd. turn
eft AZ 81. Leonard and fol-
low Ions Beach signs 10
once on Chesapeake Bay.
NJ Y. RoCKHIII.. INC,
Phone Prince Frederick 3Oe-
Mail: 81, Leonard, Nd.
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HOME

in excellent waterfront comm. wa
acre, . bedrmS., liv. rm.. kit. bath,
util. nm; screened porch. hot air
heat for year-round living. Place
to keep a boat where YOU will have
no worries Anchor fenced, beauti-
fully handicapped. Excellent buy at
50, $50; terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-11
Crumpton Says Look
FOR

The one who really loves the water
this lovely waterfront home has {
bedrms., liy. rm. wIfireplace, kit.
din. rm., bath, all glasSed from
porch on GOOD protected water ant
deep enough for any size boat. Piel
has guest house wIadditional bed.
rm completely furnished and clear
a. whistle. You would never 20
wrong on this one and so mode,
ratelv priced
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LONG BEACH
ONLY $500 DOWN

Thfee.bedroom waterfront
eoitaae on 1flNl9A LOT, iiV-
Inc room and dinina room
pAheled With hand rubbed
chestnut, fireplace, Kitchen
partially furnished large
fhpankl0n on atorane space
on "nd level Needs come
work but an excellent buy
$1,000 only $1,000 On.
NTA monthiY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-11

40 ACRES ON wATER--Locatsd
IN West River AREA, Clear, level
land, A real hafMain At Sf,aA0
Terms arraneed
IA AchEs ON wATEh-peals
ment and barn, located on paved
road Priced for quick sale
FAHMETTE--Here n q nice Caps
Cod hungalow with llF. rm,, 2 bed
rms KIT bath and noored attic, v
basement, auto Oh heat. with I
acres for only sn,ebO. or Q acres
linsi less thar "a miles from Is. q
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks, in
Is minutes. whether it's paid for
or not HERSON'S, Sth and o
NV. DE. 2-470O.
REFINANCE YOUR HOME; raise
cash, reduce monthly payments,
consolidate debts. no advance fees
Licensed consultant NO. 1867
or (eves), ia. 2-52S0.
MORTGAGE LOANS = SIS, 600
$3.50 000--Group your debts, lower
and improvements. Quick, honest,
courteous service on real estats.
farms, etc, only IN the State nj
Maryland. Call Mr. ROBERTS.
Baltic, Md. day or nlsht Suns.
and HOLIDAYS. at SARATOGA 7-4n47.
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BAY FRONT - Year round briel
bone 2 hedImsa bath, Nv, fm
fireplace, utility Fm,, lArue kit
attic; sih,Dh0, cR, a-Ofib,
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HOWARD E. TALBER1
nEAI.E, Nd UNIVERSITY 1890,
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co

ANANA ~ " - ANNN WV 4 y
SOUTH RIVER - Waterfront
Two bedrooms. Two baths Pull
basement ana gaTaae. Maanificieni
view Reasonably priced.
WiNcHESTER ON THE SEVERN
Three bedroom anlit.levcl, only
years old Fine community with
boat hArbor and beach.
81 MAROARETa ON THE BAY
Three acres with 800 ~. water.
front, LArge older type home, needs
some repair, Priced 10 sell quickly
SOUTH RIVER PARK-fiT n.
on the water, Two bedroom sum.
meT bungalow Completely fur.
WHITEHALL BEAcH--Tvo bed.
room brick bungalow Pull base
ment, 2 car garage Pier and bulk.
headed waterfront Wonderful view
Of the Bay,
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co.
els Main street, Annapolis, Nd
Telephone Colonial J.2Bsf
Severna Park once Sew Pk Ass
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WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

Il NEED AN ALL-YEAR HOME
3-bedrm., modern cow; near
Annapolis or West River area,
in committing distance Of d. C.;
can make large down payment.
Box ASK. Star
rs TO 1000 ACRES, Vaterfrontags
essential. Within . hrs. wash
ington. Box Sax. Star.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR RENT to white couple or 2
ladies, while owners are up North:
q small home: 10 miles south Of
Sarasota, near post once and Ero-
cery, Pay own utils, Low rent and
cut grass. Box 314-X, Star.
WE HAVE SEVERAL vell-located
acreage; reasonably priced. ACME
REALTY CO.. UN. 1921.
FOR sALE-Indian Lake Estates
lot; choice loo: list price, $4,000;
will sell, $4,000 XII. s-1716.
5 ACTRESSES down. $40 month.
As miles from Miami; S625. A
ALTMAN. 500 N. Z. az terri.
Miami. Fla.
LAKEWOOD PARK ESTATES, Fla
suburb Of Fort Pierce;. 2 lots op-
poSite park, close to lake, 10 min.
from ocean; excel. buy. IA. 4-160h.
HOME OR TNvESTMENT-Four g.
room apts.. furnished: inepme
sos per mo-: heart Of Nswn.
Contact MRS. ID. c. MAIN, sR,
325 Dodge ST., Palatka. Fla.
rs LOTS, sOxI4O. in beautiful re-
corded subdivision. Near De
Land Sold by Entirety only at
5000 per lot, all cash. BOX l63-
L, Star.
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wEEK.KND COTTAGE, 2 blocks
See JoHNF HAppoRp, snd y
s s.a 81 psals Beach Nd CAL
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Old Fashioned Prices
On The RaY

Old Fashioned Prices
On The Bay
CHESAPEAKE BEACH - Lovely
and substantial old-fakhloned home
with an old.faahioned price on hleh
elevation with good view 81 Bay
on corner fenced lawn with shrub
esfY and gaTaEe has ; lse room,
bsdro,nS and NH ha,h an "S ssnts,
hall on end foor, hot.wSisr heat
ms plant In basement, fully fur.
nished all for only si0'50Oi I'D.
NO s@NoRTH REAcH-wei.
eafed.for summer eottage only $50
fi, from bayffont, = Blk from
shopplng center has screened
pofches 2 attractive rooms plus
fully equipped kitchen, bathroom
GOOD competition shlnuled roof,
asbestos -shingled sidlnr, nrm noort
interior Ia well painted and clean
ideal spot for the Riddles, all for
only $3.50 furnished.
NO HOLLAND POINT .
miles north NJ Chesapeake Beach
Attractive year.Tound cottaGe IN
aulet area on. s0xl 00-ft. lawn has
screened porch FACING Bay lee, Nv,
room with fireplace, well-eauipped
Kitchen and dining area, bed
rooms, bathroom, combination "a.
raae and Workshop All for only
$4,000 terms, Other cottages from
$1,000 up 10 meet your require.
ments BUY NOW AND SAVE
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
AZ the Bayiront Stop sien
Chesapeake Beach Nd.
Dial Alpine 7.3sSl