davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. Jul
lilo 5. -(COrresponsal).- Ell Co.
bernad0r de Puerto Rico, don
Luis MunOZ Marin, ha cOntes-
tadO a un editorial ~publicadO pOr
ell peri6dicO Gel .Mundo", de es-
ia capital, en- reIaci6n con ell To-
gro ObtenidO pOr ell territOriO de
Alaska, al convertirse en- ell esta-
do No. 40 de la Union.
Ell textO de la respuesta de
MunOz es ell siguiente:
"Que IQUE VAMOS A HACER?
pregunta Gel Mundo', porqu
Alaska ha hecho 10 que guerra
convirtiendose en- un Estado Fede.
RADIO de la Union Americana. Pues,
sencillamente, %alegrarnos por csc
acto de libre determination y Sc,
guir desenvolviendo ell destino de
Puerto Rico, que no es Alaska, en-
la forma tan.
FTT75T7SV tas veces va
respaldada POI
K@@ ell pueblo de
s@A~~ANMB Puerto R i C o
No Sc Olga que hay que celebrar
plebiscito, creando trastornos en- la
~situaci6n economical y financiera
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
.sIN1EsfHInDNpIAL
DEL "DIARIo LAS AMERICAS
MACMILLAN PRESENTA
NUEVO PLAN SOBRE CHIPRE

LONDRES, (UPD-EI Primer
Ministro, Harold Macmillan pre-
sento a Grecia y a Turquia, ell nue.
vo plan brtanico para la seduction
del problema de Chipre, con la adj
vertencia de que podria dar tai vez
"la Ultima oportunidad" de liqui-
dar tan peligroso asunto.
Macmillan pidi6 ell respaldo de
dichos paises, en- notas de que diri-
gi6 al Primer Ministro griego Y al
turco, pocos dias antes de que Sc
anunciara ell plan.
Las notas fueron publicadas aver
por Ell Ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores.
Gel plan ofrece Ia oportunidad,
que podria quizas ser la Ultima, de
poner fin a la peligrosisima situa-
cion que eXiste tanto en- la isla CO.
me fuera de ella y de restablecer
la ammonia que debe existir entire
los tres aliados del Mediterraneo
Oriental, dice la nota.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

LilIa.sl

No Sc Olga que hay que celebrar
plebiscito, creando trastornos en- la
situaci6n economical y financiera
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

que tiene a I'm
d~eleg'ado especial
llsto para a
char, de Ginebra
a Cuba, tan prom
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
DIARIOS FRANCHISES
EMF CINTA DE EE.U U.

PARIS, (UPD-La pelicula Gel
Puente Sobre ell Rio Kwai' fue
escogida como la mejor production
extranjera del ano en- ell concurso
promovido por lie Figaro y "Ci-
nemonde'.
PORTER DIES Lilas", production
de Rene Clair, obtuvo mencion es-
pecial entire las peliculas france
SaS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

la forma tam
tas v e C e S va
respaldada por
ell pueblo de
Puerto o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

FURN.. very feas, dining room
suite. 2 ehnirs. Ap. 4-3iao.
Gas RANGES. used, new, SO VI
i0il 7th &, NV, Ma b.sbs2
GAS RANoEs, new, used lnstalla.
ton pEERLEss SALTS CO.. 22a7
ca, ave NV. AD, 2-2iO0
cIEnS,.ssss.ArS6 ylsstTV 1, Steam nT:,l hl.f
must sell. cail Or. s-sis4.
HATING and yeniliating TYP,
unit commercial, Kepnard No
N2iSHV, ob00 elm. 3-h,p, motor
Excel, cond, Mr.. DOVENER. ia
0-si00 weekdays.
Hf.FIDELITY, custom console,
speeds, brilliant hi-fi reception
pllner, plays l0-33-41.5e rpm
home dsmonsirstien. II, 7.sOb2
KITCHEN CABINETS, American
Standard. white steel kitchen
eqnd;; 50ss on. ABc pEMoLl-
TON CORP, 1881 Jefferson.
Davis hwy. Arlington, OF. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

WATCH REPAIRER, experienced,
seeks Job. Oliver 6-1972.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
FURNITURE SALE

Drastic reduction on brand-nev
p pas. bsddinl: me- mod. h,Tiss Am n N.
French and Italian Provincial FAC
tory closeopta' samples and surplus
1lockl 81 lowest prices, regardles,
Stahler's Furniture co.
SIC i3th 81. NV. RI. 7-43iO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

G Iss,. i'Sii.j, .s;, ave. u.
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MIscELLARE0Us FOR REM
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generateIs'
,Ss rdt 5iIl'I Co. s'S 3d. s.s5to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

ANTIQUE snvERwARE, isyslry:
any condition, D, X. MILh9ToNk'
Iass wlseonAin ave-. NO, 7-0J00,
BEDRooM, dinins rm., contents Of
home, oAah, We DO moving, siQr-
assi reasonable rates. IA. D.2ns7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
Gus FOR SAFE MscLLLANIous EoR SALE EoR SALE

PIANQs--JoRpANs branch stores
-. have ,a complete asI. ., selection s 90. q
rent Including many bsisainI n
door sample and fiightly used
instruments. Plenty Of parklne
space AZ each atoFe. Aa33 0eorgia
ave, Silver Spring. 1ihn Lee
Midway, Arlington; a1th Princes
Anne 81 FredeTiekshurs, Va. Bil-
ss. S ssIlns ever. a9d ,y A5lSs.0n stores
PiANos--oood Ssisetion. rebuilt,
Grand pianos, Choose from famous
makes A. kna1e, steinway, etc.
S S's, s ssEms s.d FITS 1880 Q St
PIANO, rebuilt player, Smartly
styled IN q new durable fnish;
especially suited for rec, rm,: ex-
eeptionai value at s40b. includlns
bench and local delivery,
-. cAMPBELL MUSIC co, -.
PIANOS AND ORGANS ONLY
Handsome spinet, 81 BALDWIN, ma
hogany; full keyboardj All finishes
availabiei MATCHING bench: full
ten-year Baldwin guarantee: free
local delivery, Reg. Baldwin, list
$500: now $3.50. Authorized BALD
WIN FACTORY representative.
HUGO W0RcH PIANO CO.
q25 q 81. NV. MA. s-O423
PITNEY B0WEs electric automatic
mailing machine; like new. Call
TX. J-0l0l. so
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES,
supplies, poker tables and games,
tennis tables, acces. CONN BIL-
LARD 4 BOWLING SUPPLY CO.,
Radio .UmSaD, sil sTTshlAHgs % %:.:I
Communicates nj or sell for s2i5
Fl. 3-033b.
QUILTS new handmade quilts,
lovely patterns and colorsi double
bed Size. IA. 7-bb25,
500 delivered Cal pU. 7.OoS5'
REFRiGERAT0R-oE, o ca, r.,
1885 De luxe. S145. La. 6-7lb2
after pm.
REFRIGERATION, large Prigidaire,
like new; Sl25. WI. 2-sl4s.
REFRIGERAToRs, used, $3.50 up;
iCii 7t tu 4. NV NV i ma. s-so hS'N
REFR1oEnATOR, Food sond, viii
deliver: $50. u. 7-3535. 500
REFRIGERAT0Rs. freezer tops L
ssos itih a. NV Nv IA. S.SSoo
REFGR., crosley, S-cu. IT. tor
freezer chest. / yIs. old. 500;
excellent eond. 10. 3.6742.
REFRIGERATOR, Admiral. q Gu.
~, used less than . month; freezer
'eompt.; full warranty. Take over
payments ct S2.3S wk. on low bal.
due after small down payment.
BIZ, ga5hSU Xxx H 6TR y SEEE 1aSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

ss.l fcsssI' s:.:S.s. 1 lsss 80. ffSSls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

FURN,---Amer. Oriental rus, 9xI2.
small match. rug. excel. cond..
$50; 2 end tables, So; chairs,
S1-S6; 3 Venetian blinds, Rx5, 49,;
shop. cart. So; dresses, suits,
blouses, coats, size l4-10, Doc
$40, AID. 4-s8s9.
FURN.-Bed spring and innerspring
mattr., compl.. S25; kit. cab. with
pullout work space, $50; bar. Slb.
Take all for $50. Re. 7-2707
after q pm.
sectional liv. rm.
suite, youth bed, platform rocker
ike new. TU. 2-35b7.
FURN.-Dining room sofa. bedrm.,
Moving. OIL. 2-4i92.
FURN.--Leaving town; bargainS in
pieces for every rm. in the house.
incl. quaint mr.. clocks and rugs.
FURN.-Din, rm. suite; sofa: kit.
pi NV. CO. 5-06s0.
FgRN:-.Rsdfm;: . e:pe: s9llda maple l..
son love seat, S26. Call EN-.
3-6770 after 8 pm.
FURN. Complete bedrm. suite. d.
nette set and living rr1,, like new.
Assume payments Of $50 per mo
on delinquent account on balance
due after sman down payment.
st. NV, DE. 2-474o.
FURS. slightly used and new mink
garments OF every description,
fraction Of cost. BASKIN FURs.
cor. Sth and O SITS. NV.
FURN.-Compl. Furnishings Of l.
bedrm. apt; maple. Incl. vac.
lamps. UT, appli., etc. Less than "a
cost. JE. 4-bS71, after 4, wkdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

WIND0WH. IheTmopane-hu -Vln.
ssssscgs I g,sms "a t rem.
NRa hUfrkRN, es Loulsisna ave.
ne. ~ pm. weokdayn, rof In
formation. can 81. 5.Ooes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

'Ss .::s:.I: sS'ls' :I'.I - s s$'
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RTplIRs sFRVlnT
FoR SAL

All n.sls :, .. .s.s.E. .Aa err.
hkRvlck Co, AZ. F.dsoT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
nedroom md an oood
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL EN-. 2-6677

BOOKS BOUGHT = any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1858 Pa
ave, NV, ST. 3-o00e.
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any de.
ERNEST max. SiS ian q, NV
FURNITURE = Wanted today GOOD
furniture any amount. Also want
rofrigerator, gaf stove and piano
can Mr.. GRADY. Ma. s-e6T0'
fURN.. GOOD. usED-Tvs. re.
frrs., stoves. ANTIQUES, bric.a-brae
Cash. immed. removal, Closed
Mon. B.R. FURN. EXCHANGE. 2tC
7th 81, Sc, II. 0-05o5.
ORGAN, splnet Hammond, used;
under $500. Phone AID. 2-3006
after $3.50,
PIANOS wanted, any style. Prefer
small ones. Pay cash, wa, 7-4l7g
PIANOS WANTED-AnY style; VIZ
pay cash. Call any time HA
PIANOS. ALI Styles
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, ~ p-303g
RADIO, Hailicrafters. sxoe, viii
price, where avail. Box 33i-x, star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
SITUATIoNs--MER

H0UsEMAN-yALET, desires 10 work
for man. elderly couple or eni-
bassy; best refs. Box 25S-L. Star.
PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN, re-
porter-editor. 33 yrs. exp. on
commercial and labor papers,
magazine, seeks challenging Job,
Write Box 203-L, star. 2es
sTRNO-TYPIsT - Pakistani male,
IS. seeks full-time, temp, Job 40
months. Fluent English, IA yrs. ex-
perience. Oliver 6.1972,
YOUNG EXECUTIVE, lifetime res,
desires change. 10 yrs, local ex-
perience in. sales and manage.
fnert distributor sales or man
agement preierred. VIII invest.
BOX 266-L, Star. 29s
RETIRED FEDERAL LAW enforce.
mint agent, age 80. desires posi-
ton IS security officer In bank,
hrst-elass hotel. large department
store or defense plant, Excellent
.retrences. Box l43-x, Star.
NAN. colored, wants work driying
truck or helper or any kind Of
work. IL. 4-311e.
WATCH REPAIRER, experienced,
seeks Job. Oliver 6-1972.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
DOGS, PETS, etc.

BOSTON TERRiER female. 2 yrs.
old. Excellent for breeding or
show. SIS. IA. s.0939.
BOxER PUTS, 2 males traditional
rifce, s35. VIII. o.27lb.
COLLIE PUPPIEs, Lassle type
Axe, peri. for children, faithful
loving; select today. on. 4-7276
COLLIE PUPPIES, Axe req, cham
SSiRsG'S Sorm 1isS1 shots. Ri. s:sssS
COLLIE, male. sable and white
Axe Ak reg reg, ins pet for children
IRISH SETTER, female. 8 mo, old,
yormed and shots $50. Call sP,
3-729O.
KERRY BLUE TERRTRR, thorough-
bred. with papers, male, 8 mos,
old. $500 or best oifer. Cal
after 9. OIL. 4-32ss.
PARAKEET BABIES WANTED--Pet
shop for sale or trade. Open l-6.
RA. 3-615s.
POODLE PUPPIEs, brown, black;
standard, Axe; best-in-show;
grandsire, SIS. Ewes. ov. S.IO74,
STUD SERVICE, miniature poodle,
excellent bloodline. WI. 2-3lO4
SHIFTING CRATES for dogs, cats;
all sizes, lightweight; low cost.
72l Oglsthorpe n.ws RA. 6-3446.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
MOONS IuRnIsNID-A.W.
ATTTTpTTc UOTET,

Rown HOusR--KisvatoF, maid.
Ai ssiss. iSiSo' " H. ave. 's co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
BUsIMEss sERVIoEs

FoR rEcn.. sCRlpfs Spsssl
hSsIS'S ISEl .E sIs iEESsoSs... Gan Lkos
1854, Ma S-bali,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

kssys-daiy wflnisr, ihl. tgh, lsalsd
sssfi hisui,es 7e 9s o nha ss Sb u'so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

TV, 21-in. Motorola, mahogany
console. Excel. cond.; $50. Call JE.
4-6732 after 5 p m.
TV, 17-ineh Philco console, S35 or
trade for portable. no. $4,000.
Ext. 232.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

GEORGETOWN - Stunning gold
white apt, pvt, entr., 2 lge, rms.
kit. bath. Re. 3-4469: II. 7-6775.
GEORGETOWN, Cherry Hill Apis,
1924 visa 1-bedrm. apt, over
looking Potomac; Sll5, utils incl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
RENTED

HoAfrB. OFFICES. HOSPITALS
Limited amount o. units. ONLY
EJ. T.sn GpPFioTgrss ,S0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

FUN. new, selling out: wholesale
qr less. Lowest prices on out.
get our prices. 4O17 MINI, ave, ne
FURN.-Blond bedrm, set, box
spring, mattress; 500; Qx12 wool
rug, pad, S25. 1101 18th ST. NV.
Apt. sol. NO. 7-1640.
FURN. UNCLAIMED-Freneh Pro-
yincial love seat, $65; club chair,
SO: rollaway bed, $40: Lawson
love seat, S25; china closet, $40:
chair, SO; buffet. SO; marble tor
wash stand, SIS: bunk beds. S2B:
tea wagon, S12: bed. SIS; dresser,
$40: bedrnn, set. sos: sofa. match
ing chair, $45: chest Of drawers,
$40; French chair. S25: chaise
Tongue, S15: studio couch $50;
love seat, SEQ; inner sprg. matt,
desk, ss; sofa sofa BED. ssb:: ri French siIi
PROV. bedrm. and din. rm. pieces;
bookcase, So; reclining chair. $25:
occas. chairs, SO. We do upholster-
ing, sofa and chair. $50: slip
covers, S4S: custom made drap-
cries: antiques restored; cabinet
work. Also new furn. Easy terms
HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERs. 2447
18th St. NV. co. 5-5116. Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
THE Marry

49, aNAaMSaN
70i 18TH 80. n,w,--rwih rm.,
cloeetA, foyef. ptt bahi 81 week.
". otherr $40, Nh, S-p0si
THE oILL-BERT HOTEL
R40O 18th ST NV
NER-MANAOEMFNr
New paint throuehout New fur
niture. Excellent maid service, "a
hour switchboard service 6lnale
and double rooms, some with. pri.
Yate baths A first-class hotel fol
flret-elae1 Eueata. Rates tS.A0
coLORkD-353p 1874 81. NV
Quiet eounle or ladies, PRIVILEGES
Call Ao. e-ibs7,
C0LORED = 1903 ALLISON ST,
s NM furnished room tn
6oLORED-UPPER wv. SECTION
Cow, 70 trans. Lovely I'm. foI
men. Call TU. .-Si5n after q.
CoLoRED - NV, SECTION =
rms; men only. CAL after 3 pm
CO. b-3243.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

cond.. RA. 3-I62S, EN-. 3-342b,
GEO'TOWN, facing pk.-Ground-
A.. delightful, unusual 1-rm. apt.
Paneled frepl.. dec. furn., pvt.
entr.. GOOD kit; man pref; util.,
china; etc: S115. NO. 7-s930'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

wAyER COOLIES: electric West .
SsSSsslssIs S'siiis;''i Wv. ''SI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

WAsnERel lal wringsr with pump,
sHssl. sond. vlh del, IA. s;gs7o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

sITulrIons-WoMEn

coL0nEn MAN eealrel sveglna
after p.m- II e-5tla
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ss0 Sssl l sSh ~ ssl Isl .ls6s
w ll ls.t. MAcIIISLa .zssgsIsp.m aIls.
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T:.ssSs4sil: .IIa.. i.SSga W. siiISI''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NICELY FURN. SINGLE RM.. mr.
18th and ID sts.; KIT. PRIvtL.: fol
settled white man that works al
Navy yard or Capitol vic, Pvt.
home Of 2 empl. adults. $40 mo.
RIA, 0-e7OO,
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AM CONDTTfoNERs

Warehouas overutocked. must
7sss sRsS s's uu asd p zee sS,
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ROOMS IURNr-MD..VA.

ARL. N.-Roor for young profess
slonal or business man; home pri-
vlleges; refs, KE, S-543i.
ARL-, s.-NeWly furnished rm. IN
quiet home, next 70 bath, ref
frence. OF. 4-e423.
n. ARL.-oentleman only: pleas
ant rm. IN pvt. home; mr.. Wilson
blvd. bus; $40 mo. IA. S-06e2.
SILVER sPRING-Bedrm,, pvt.
s sSIs n anG pysl home % ~ IT, I S99RSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
MISUNDERSTANDING.

loIRI. eoiofsd. wants Inv, child
skof..ogdsT COOK ssp;sr. B io u
pm. II, t-Ouit. aee
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sITs-MEA AND WOMEN
MOTOR TRAVEL

coLoRED c0UrLH want 10 live M
sSis s saP'ibu b. ' sf.1slOss.h NV man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
Extra Work After Hours

For indispensable secretary, with
college education; must have edito-
rial exper.: night person will be-
come the most valuable employe 10
2 food research institute now In itS
t%Ss s9S,nysons STATE Z ?. o. Box DOL
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Poy Just SIC Monthly

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automatic record changer which plays all Of
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Don't miss this outstanding buy! You get
everything you're entitled to with The
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selection. broader ossortments, depend
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Evening star., 1958-05-15
Maqnavo2<
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WHAT Is ITs Sereophone sound different sound trocks
heard simultaneously through omPfer speaker systems It
has depth and realism impossible achieve with any other ys
tenn Until true ereophonc sound hos been ovoobe only
recorded tope Nov The Hech Co. presents Moonovox
instruments which reproduce stereophon sound from disc
records.
IS IT EXPERIMENTAL No-ot eost in the cose Of our
MognoVox instruments. They in store now and
ready for delivery TO your home!
Is VI EXPENSIVE! Decidedly NOT. You can own Moqnovox
sereoPhonic console from The Hecht Co. for 1850 with
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second speaker cobnetthere nothing else buy except the
records Remember: this is not ordinary high fidelity this
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Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
1O:30Stars Of Jazz
 Monday

1o:3o-Stars Of Jazz =
 Monday 5:30-Test Pattern and Music 6:0o-Fury 6::3o-Treasure 7:W--It Could Be You 7::30-Burns and Allen 8:0o-Meet McGraw 9:30-U.S. Steel Hour 9:3o-High Road To Danger 10:O0-Victory At Sea 10:30-You Are There
 Tuesday 5:30-Test Pattern and Music 6:Oo-Lets Take A Trip 6:3O-Traffic Court 7:O01It Could Be You 7::30-My Hero 8:001Phil Silvers 8:30-Navy Log 9:o0-I've Got A Secret o:3O-Star Performance 10:00-Wrestling
 Wednesday 5:30-Test Pattern and Music 8:0O-LaSSie 6:3O-Confidential File 7:OO-It Could Be You 7:30-Country Music Jubilee
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" SCHEDULE:

Saturday 1:3O-Test Pattern and Music, {. 7 2:O0-To Be Announced 5:OO-Hollywood Closeup 5:30-Parole 6:OO-Cartoon Story Book 6:30-Treasure Hunt 7:OO-Country America 8:00-My Little Margie 8:30-Silent Service 9:OO-Feature Film 10:00-Roller Derby
 Sunday 1:30-Test Pattern and Music 2:OO-To Be Announced 2::30-Jim Manning Band 3:3OEBig Ten Highlights 4:00-PCC Highlights 4::30-AFRS Variety 5:00-Godfrey and Friends 6:0O1Dennis Day 6:30-Chapel Of The Air 7:00-Into The Night 7:3O1Noah'S Ark 8:00-Ed Sullivan 9:0O-Chevy Show M:0O-Dress Blue
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
KODIAK, ALASKA, NOVEMBER 2e, 1858

8:3O-O Oxzie and Harriet '@ ..s' 9:00-Feature Film Night Fights
 ThFsTSday 5:3o-Test Pattern and Music 6:0O-Roy Rogers 6:3O-Judo Class 7:OO-Thin Man 7:3O-Men of Annapolis
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22

T.00Scflitz Playhouse t- 8:3O-Feature. Film .-,t 9:30-DiEurce Court 10:30-Mike Wallace
 Friday 5:3O-TeSt Pattern and Music 6:O0-Mr. Wizard 6:3O-Peoples Choice 7:O0-Gillette Fights
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22

8:OO-COurt of Last ResoFe ( 8:3O-Inner Sancturl
 9:0O-Juke Box Jury 1O:0O-Skin Diver 10:3O-NBC Educational Series
The people's voice., 1958-09-26

Wednesday in the House chambers
the conference presided over by ''bull
of the woods, U. S. Forests Charles
Tebbe, revealed the desires of the
divergent elements that are vitality
concerned with the ten million acres
of forests in the State of Montana.
The packed chamber held 43 wood
lot owners and grand array of for
esters, state and county officials, and
wood products representatives.
Both the small private owners and
the wood industry want more, more,
more, of five million acres managed
by the federal government. The wood
industry now owns % per cent of
the private lands and, if you can go
by their advertisements, are con-
vinced that tree farming instead of
the "cut and run" of their history
is their new religion.
The 78 per cent of the forests that
could be called small wood lots, if
you have a mind that can call the
fifty-thousand acre size of some of
them small, is the target of this con-
ference. Management of these wood
lots to achieve full production was
the acknowledged aim of the meet
ing. But the problems of the proper
approach to the bogey man of low,
long-term gains, instead of the lovely
The people's voice., 1958-09-26

and Sunday, October and 5. In
stalling officer will be o. T. Satire,
director of the Brotherhood's De-
partment of Organization in Lafay-
cite, Indiana.
Great Falls Painters Local 26O is
in charge of arrangements for bust
ness sessions and social activities for
delegates and visitors. Registration
of delegates will start at noon Sat-
urday, October 4th, at the Great
Falls Carpenters Hall, with the first
business session scheduled for 2
o'clock that afternoon.
Guest speakers will include Joseph
F. Clarke, Tacoma, Wash, fourth
general vice president of the Painters
Union; Fred McCabe, Boise. Idaho,
general organizer for the Union;
Chris Denning, Great Falls, president
of the Montana AFL-CIO Building
Trades Council; William Brown of
the Montana Apprenticeship Council,
and Emmett Angland, Great Falls
attorney.
Temporary officers of the new
state group of Painters and allied
craftsmen, chosen at an organizing
session held in Livingston in June,
are: president, Lyle Johnson of Boze-
man; vice president, J. E. Winsby of
Billings, and secretary-treasurer,
Perry Melton of Kalispell. Officers
for first regular term will be elected
at the Great Falls convention. By
laws and a general operational pro-
gram for the conference will be
adopted as first steps toward more
'o-ordinated activity among the sew
enteen Montana local unions in the
field of painting, decorating,
glazing and floor covering.
The people's voice., 1958-09-26
Need For Long Range Planning
Discussed AT Timber Meetinq

fast buck. are befriended by the haz-
ards fire and bud worms that leave
this great resource without the neces-
sary financing. Because of the lack
of insurance pioneering despite stir
ring and most patriotic full-pagers
by the insurance 'industry") your
old Friendly Banker wants you COW
cred by something that is not avail
able for woods.
Montana lawmakers are going to
face the woods bogey this winter and
will hear the same story from the in
dustry that the taxation question is
too big for them to understand and
that nothing should be done along
that line. Much of a desirable nature
is seen by some woodlot owners in a
severance tax and one owner pro-
posed processing tax. "a freeloader
gasped audibly at this point and it
is my surmise that he went to solidi-
fly the cement head of his common
knowledge that the taxpayer couldn't
possibly know what is good for his
own interest.)
Montana woods are a divided con-
Germ continually divided that is).
Western Montana has a relatively
high tax on timber land while in the
other two-thirds of the state woods
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