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freeway, rather than with the
slower moving plaza Develop
ment.
Col. Robert E. Mathe, As
sistant Engineer Commissioner
who attended the meeting, said
that. II q central relocation
service was set up by RIA, II
would relieve the District Gov
eminent Of one Of its head
aches.
He pointed out that the Dis
trict Welfare and Health de-
partments are doing q tremen-
dous job Of assisting James
Banks. RIA relocation officer,
in getting new homes for per-
sons displaced by the develop
ment.
To Review Offer
The board voted to write q
letter to the District Commits
sioners renewing its offer to
set up a central relocation
service. 1t also adopted a special
resolution congratulating Mr..
Banks on his program to re-
educate families being moved
and rendering other assistance.
Previously, Brig. Gen.
Thomas A. Lane, former En-
gineer Commissioner. had OPP
posed the District Govern
ment's joining in q proposed
central relocation service. He
did not feel this was q respon-
sibility Of the District and
would increase tax costs.
Col. Mathe pointed out the
District is providing voluntary
assistance to families affected
by the Housing Code and those
displaced by condemnation Of
houses unfit fni. hahitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

sss topped January, 1857. by
$ll5.27s. Mr.. Back reported
yesterday.
The sales tax takes for the
eight months ended in Febru-
airy topped that for the COM
parable period q year earlier
by $4,000.
Each months collections
reflect sales for the previous
month. Mr.. Back noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19
RIA Reports Progress
Made on Town Center

The Redeveopment Land Agency yesterday reported prog
fess on its town center contract which expects sign shortly
with Webb Knapp to develop ambitious project in Area
of Southwest Washington
The board of directors will 60 over the proposed contract
and the final draft is expected Knapps hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

George Washington University
Law School. She has been
admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court,
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-29
Arsonist Blamed In Seattle Fires

SEATTLE. R-A predawn fire killed two persons and injured three others in small hotel here Monday, and Fire Chief F'itzger- aid blmed an arsonist who has started at least 36 other blazes in two weeks.
 Police said there were 9 per- sons in the Hollywood Hotel, at First and Stewart Streets, when the blaze broke out at 2:15 am.
 The two dead were identified by police as Jean Ballou, 52, and Jack Broda. Two of the injured were not identified immediately
 One woman. Mrs. Mary Long, about 50, was hospitalized suffer ing from smoke and shock.
 Chief Fitzgerald said the fire was started outside the building and whipped into the structure by an offshore breeze.
 There is no question about it" he said "This is the same ar sonist who set the fires in the last two weeks. It is exactly the same type of blaze
 The series of fires, mostly in Seattle's southend skidrow dis trict has kept firemen and police on constnt alert but each time the arsonist was undetected.
 None of the other fires caused fatalities.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-29
OLD THERMOMETERS BRING READY CASH

Got an old thermometer around your house? It may be worth some cash, if it's one being sought by Thermooeter Corporation of America.
 This company is securing the mometers to add to the collec- country for odd and unusual ther- tion it is assembling. This collec- tion will be incorporated into an International Thermometer Mu- scum which eventually will be sent tc cities throughout the United States for public display.
 Thermometer Corporation of America says no limit is being set on the number of thermometers it may buy. The prime requisite is that the thermometer help por- tray the development of ther- mometers through the years, and the part they have played in ev- eryday life.
 If you do own thermometer which you think is either unusual or unusually old, send a descrip- tion or snapshot of it, together with any background information you can give (such as some fa- nous person to whom it belonged, how long it's been in your fam fly, or other pertinent and inter esting iformatio) to:
 Thermometer Corporation of America, Springfield, Ohio.
 Do not send the thermometer itself. If yours is a thermometer that is needed for the collection, you will receive an offer for it by mail All letters to Thernome- ter Corporation will be acknow- ledged, even if your thermometer happens to be one that is not needed.
 If you do correspond with the company, the editor of this news paper will be interested in hearing about the thermometer you are offering to the Museum.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-29
Nine More Congressmen Expected From Western States Next Session

Western states are estimated to gain nine additional members in Congress when reapportionment of the House of Representatives is made on the basis of the 1860 Census, according to William H. Flood, manager of the Seattle Field Office of the U. s. Depart ment of Commerce.
 The State of Washington's rep resentation is expected to remain at seven members Gains for the eleven Western States are esti- mated to occur mainly in Cali fornia, with seven additional members and one additional member each in Oregon and Ari- zona. No Western States are ex- pected to lose Congressional rep resentatives. In view of passage of the Alaska Statehood Act, Alaska has been allocted one seat in the apportionment, based upon
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-29
Letter To The Editor

Statehood brings happiness to me because I have seen Alaska grow rapidly but lacked the op- portunities accompanying State hood. I m happy that it has pro- gressed to become a State and to be on an equal status with the rest of the United States of America.
 When I came to Alaska in 1885, I came on the S.S. Northwestern It was impossible to fly to Alaska in those days. Anchorage was a city of 5000 population and l helped survey the Matanuska Val ley. MT. Anton Anderson, the present mayor of Anchorage, WIS my supervisor and friend.
 OLAF HALVORSON.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-29
the 1860 projection.

the 196O projection.
 Nationwide distribution of the 435 Congressional seats projected to 1860 will account for a de- crease in Northeastern States from 115 to 106 seats. Southern States would lose one seat. The North Central region total would remain unchanged. States of New York and Pennsylvania are ex- pected to experience the greatest losses of three seats ach, and Massachusetts and Arkansas would lose two seats each.
 Commerce Departments Bur eau of Census emphasizes that this apportionment is based in part on conjecture as to future population changes and that it is not unlikely that some Congress sional delegations may vary in number by one member, when the final 1860 Census returns are in.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-29

Don't forget that it is safest to record your assessment work af- fidavits before September 20 at noon, so that they will stand as been done. If recording is not legal evidence that the work has done by that date, it should then be done before January 1 to sat isfy the new Territorial law.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-29
MINING ACTIVITIES
SECOND DIVISION = Herk

SECOND DIVISION = Herk Edwards and Jack France are using a track loader in their sluicing operation on the Solo mon River with good success. They use it for stripping overbur- den and digging bedrock to a depth of four feet as well as transporting material to the sluice box. They claim to have moved about 425 yards of gravel in 5 hours, and are generally well pleased with the machine.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-29
GENERAL REVENUE PER CAT

Alaska general revenue was higher than 39 of the existing tates in 1857. This per capita rev enue compares with other States as follows:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
Wiene de BAL Primeral


cional INFERNO de esa organization.
Aver tambien disertaron ell presi-
dente de Accion Catolica Guiana,
Sr. Antonio Fernandez Nuevo, los
dirigente iosistas Eduardo Garcia
y Reynalda Nunez y la Srta. IdaIia
Diaz, dirjgente Nacional de la Ju.
ventud Obrera Catolica Femenina.
PLAN DE CONSTRUCTIONS
En- Palacio Sc Informo que ell Je-
fe del Estado esta estudiando I'm
nuevo plan de obras, de acuerdo
con los Ministries de ObraS Publ
cas- Y Hacienda y ell Presidente de
la ComiSion de Fomento Nacional.
Sc agrego que ell General Batista
tiene ell oroposito de inaugurar ell
mayor numero de possible de obras
anteS de entregar ell poder ell "a
de febrero proximo. Igualmente Sc
dijo que deSde Mario de 1852 a la
fecha, .el gobierno ha invertido al
rededo' de 800 millones de pesos
en- obras publicaS.
MURIO UN MENOR
En- Ell Hospital Calixto Garcia
fallecio ell menor Roberto Pedroso
Cuesta de tres amos, vecino que era
de Marianao a CONSEQUENCE de gas
troenteritis aguda, segun certifica-
ron los medicos que lie atendieron.
ACUSADOS ABSUELTOS
Ell Tribunal de Urgencia de Ca.
magiiey, absolvio a David Perez,
acusado de falta de respeto a un
'agente de la autoridad y otros is
acnsados residences en- ell munici.
pic de Florida. Ell propio Tribunal
ratlfico la prision a Carload Con
zalez Guerra, acusada de atentado
y falta de respeto a agente de Ia
autoridad y a Roberto Ramos acu.
sado por infraccion de la ley 5.
CUESTIONES POLITICAs
La Asamblea provisional de La
Habana del partido Autentico
Grausista, Sc. reunio hacienda las
p~ostulaciones de los candidates a
Senadores y Representatives. ash co.
mo para gobernador, recayendo es.
ia ultima denomination en- la Sra.
Orquidea Marroquin, va que ell DR..
Grau recomendo que la postulacion
para Ell gotlerno provincial haba.
nero, tuera concedida a una mn.
Jer. En- representation de Grau.
concurrio a la reunion ell DR.. An.
tonic Lancis, SUI candidate vicepre.
sidencial.
Ell Tribnal Superior Electoral
acordo a peticion del delegado del
partldo Autentico Grausista, que al
efectuarse las elecciones del 3 de
noviembre proximo, Sc proceda DOR
las mesas de todos los Colegios
e~iectorales a efectuar ell conteo de
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22

ba, Eusebio Mujal, formula uuas
~declaraclOnes a~segurando que re.
Sulta necesario ell ir a una nueva
asamblea eonstituyente.
Dijo Mujal que despues del ac-
tual proceso electoral. es precise
ell adoptar una nueva constitution
va que la actual no funciona en-
muchos casos porque no concede
al Podel Executive las facultades
que lie hacen falta para gobernar,
especlalmente en- 10 economico v
social. Tambien porque ell periodic
presidential estima, debia extern
derse a seis amos y que los repre-
s%entantes a la Camara Sc aleian
por circunscripeion. FinaImente
expreso que siempre ha sido con.
trario a la prorroga de poderes,
creyendo que la salida mas l6gica
a la situacion nacional seria Ia
Asamblea Constituyente, pudiendo
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
Castro Que
Aceptarla Una Junta
MHitar dc Gobierno

los vOtoS obtenidos por los candi-
datos presidenciales, Immediate
mente de 1ermlnada la votaci6n.
lgualmente Sc dispuso que Sc file
en- ell exterior del local del Colegio
n certificacion firmada por la
mesa. hacienda conStar ell reSulta-
do de csc primer escrutinio.
Hoy Sc cerrara ell plazo para pre-.
sentar los certificates de candida
turas para los cargos de vicepre-
sldente y vice de la republica por
parte de los partidos ~coligados.
Tamblen vencera ell plazo para las
demonlnaciones de las co~aliciones
de candidates a gobernadores y al
caldes.
. Ell partido del Pueblo Libre, de-
cidio postular como candidate a
Alcaide del Minicipio de La Haba-
ma, al medico Fidel Nunez Carbon.
Los otros candidates son Guas In.
clan y Manuel Benitez.
SOBRE NUEVA CONSTITUTION
Ell Secretario General de la Con-
federation de Trabajadores de Gu
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
(Viene de la Primera)

Arnot, citando como informante
luna fuente allegada al g~obierno",
dijo que los arabes sauditas decide
ron cerrar la base, cuando expiren
los cinco amos de arriendo en- fe-
brero de 1862.
Segun ell corresponsal ell Primer
Ainistro arabe Saudita Principe he
edero Faisal, ofrecio federar SUI
pals con Ia RIA u, durante las
eonversaciones que mantuvo, la Sc
mana pasada, con ell Presidente
Canal Abdel Nasser, pero este lie
dijo que ningun pals arabe podria
unirse a su republica 81 tiene ba-
ses extraniaras en- SUI suelo.
PEREGRINAJE A LOURDES
LOURDFS, Francia (UPD- Mas
de 400 legislatures franceses Sc
unieron a otros 100 extranjeros,
para realizar ell peregrinaje par
lamentario annual, a la gruta de
Santa 5ernardita.
Tres ministries, ademas de 235
nniembl os del parlamento frances
tomaran parte en- ell peregrinaje
de euatro dias, en- Ell que Sc uniran
4 miles de peregrinos de todas las
parties del mundo en- viaje a esta
ciudad. otros 100 diputados de Pc
ri, Polonia, Portugal, Holanda,
Alemania Occidental, Belgica, Els.
paha . Italia toman parte tambien
en- Ia peregrinacion. Tambien for.
mara parte de ella un diputado ca.
tolico de Israel.
CHOQUE CON LOS REBELDES
ARGEL CUPID Las tropas fran.
essas tuvieron I'm choque con los
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
Union de hueIIes de Puerto Rico
Exige Salaries IguaIes a EE. UU.
al Discutir I'm Nueyo COnVeniO.

Una investigation posterior re-
veto que la gasolina del avi0n cen.
tenia aqua segun inform6 la Poll.
cha.
Ell accldente, de acuerdo con Ell
parte poliriaco Sc produjo como a
las nueve y media de la manana
del martes.
Wathson, ell photo, dijo que re-
gresaba de regaI yerbiciGa en- Fa.
jardo cuando avisto a otro avion
de su miSma compania en- terra,
en- INA fincs de Lola Aldea. Des-
ceneio en- su>aparato con amino
de averiguaI la causa y cuando. Sc
convencic de que no habia move.
dad trato de elevarSe nuevamente
para seguir SUI rumbo. Pero ell me
tor Sc. dpagc y ell avion Sc estrello,
p%artiendose en- dos. FL photo Wat.
son qnedt pillado bajo ell aparato Y
algunos hombres que acudieron al
lugar cavsron debajo del avion
mientras que otros levantaban ell
fuselaje.
Watson recibio atencion medi.
ca de heridas en- la cara y fue en-.
vlado a su hogan aver mismo.
RIA, Flood, funcionario de la
Administration de Aeronautica CT
vii, Sc persona en- ell lugar y to.
mo muestras de la gasolina del
avion, In PITY de un solo motor,
y encontro que ell combustible con.
tenla aqua. Segun dijo la Policia.
Ell Sargento Emilio Perez Torres,
del puecto de Policia de Lola
Aldea, estaba ~presente cuando
Flood lego al Sitio.
Manuel Cuevas, funcionario de
la Riego Aereo, Inc, companfa
duena del avion estrellado, dijo
que ell piloro no habia podido ex.
pllcar la causa del Academic pero
que una de las causas probables
era que ell combustible estuviera
adulterado
CueVas dl1o que en- una OCCASION
anterior Sc habia descubierto easo.
lima mezclada con aqua en- uno
de los tambores que su compania
recibe con ell combustible para los
avlones. Pero en- aquella OCCASION
que fue en- Mayagiiez Ell descubri
miento Sc hizo mientras ell ayion
estaba en- terra.
TERMINAN Is DE SEPTIEMBRE
PARTE DE LA AVENIDA NORTE
SAN JUAN - La seccion de Ia
Avenida Norte entire las GALES a.
pia y Parque quedara terminada
para Ell 15de septiembre. de
acuerdo o la information recibi.
da del senior Jacinto Galib. de Ia
flrma constructors Noya and Ga.
lib.
La calle Marginal Norte de ests
seccion ha sido va alberta al tran
sito y la Gale Marginal Sur ha sido
alberta en- la calle Las Flores, dijo
ell senior Galib.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
BUSCAN ASESINOS DE


BEIRUT, Libano (UPI)- La
policia busca los asesinos que ano.
che ametrallaron a Albert Dib, pc.
riodista partidario del gobierno,
mientras Sc hallaba en- ell sillon
del barbero, en- un establecimien.
to del centro de Beirut.
Ell oarbero, Farid Khury, tam
bien murio de las heridas recibidas.
Los testigos dicen que 81 ataque Sc
produjo desde uentro de un auto.
movll. FL vehiculo Sc detuvo fren.
te a la puerta de la peluqueria y,
desde dentro, I'm hombre barrie Ia
barberia con las balas de una anne.
t~ralladofa Luego Ell automovil par.
ito a tods Velocidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22

rebeldes argelinos, a 10 largo de la
frontera con Tuner y Sc vieron
obligadas a disparar, a traveS de
la iona limitrofe, para poner en-
fuga a los insurrectos. La informa.
cion fue dada a conocer hoy en-
un communicate Official.
Ell incidente fue ell ultimo ocu-
rrido en- una esrie de cheques q 10
largo de la frontera de Argelia con
Tuner. Sc registro cerca de la aldea
de Kuif en- la iona de Tebessa, en-
Ell horde del desierto del Sahara.
TERRORISTA LIBANES
C0LOCA BOMBA EN-
OMNIBUS
BEIRUT, Libano (UPI) La
bomba de lin terrorista estallo de.
bajo de I'm omnibus estacionado
en- ell centric de Beirut. Este es ell
ultimo incidente en- una creciente
ola de ~violencia que Sc registra en-
este pals.
Cuatro personals, incluso ell hon.
bre que Sc supone coloc6 la bonn.
ba, reSultaron heridas. FL hombre
fue detenido.
La explosion Sacudio los vidrios
de las ventanas de los edificios
cercanos al lugar. Ell omnibus Sc
hallaba detenido frente a un cine.
matografo, en- la concurrida Plaza
Rad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22

particular de ella los partidos que
no han acceptable ell actual proceso
electoral.
FALTA DE Aqua
Ell Alcalde de G~uanabacoa infor-
mo que la falta de aqua que esta
sufrieudo esa ~poblacion, Sc debe
a la ruptura de la conductora ma
estra de la Chorrera del Calvario,
que estaba siendo ~reparada, espe-
rando restituir Ell servicio rapida-
mente.
DETENIDO EN- CAMAGUEY
En- Camsguey fue detenido Hec-
tor Hernandez Cardoso, que segun
Sc informo iba en- I'm autom6vil
con vartos mas y al encontrarse
con un canton del ejercito, lie dis
pararon al mismo. Hernandez Car.
desc resulto herido y fue apresado,
pero los restanteS Sc fugaron y en-
Ell automovil fueron encontrados
cuatro cerdos que habian robado,
segun expresaron las actuaciones.
SANCTION CONFIRMADA
Ell Tribunal Supreme confirmo
la sanction de 50 amos de prision,
impuesta por la audiencia de
Oriente a Juan Antonio Jerez vi
liar, comerciante de Campechue-
la, que ell Z de Noviembre de 1855,
di6 muerte a tiros a Joaquin FL
gueredo Ponce de IS amos y a sus
hijos Carlos y Valerie Figueredo,
p%roduciendC lesiones de gravedad
a los hermanos de estos, Fernan-
do y Jose Figueredo. Ell suceso Sc
produjo al reclamar las victimas,
ell pago del descanso retribuido al
comerciante para ell cual trabaia-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
A PUNTO
(Viene de la Primera)

existencia arabe que facilitara SUI
tarea.
Sc espera que Hammarskjold
partira en- breve, posiblemente a
eomienzos. de la semana proxi.
ma, para ell Levante a fin de pc.
Aer en- practica ell plan.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
AVON Sc ESTRELLA
EN- LOLA d

SAN JUAN = Tn avion de RE
10 de insecticida Sc estrello en-
una finca de Lola Aldea. Ell apa-
ratio Sc partio en- dos Y Ell photo,
John D. Watson, resulto herido,
aunque no de gravedad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
(Viene de la Primera)

numeroso ouDlicu que Sc congrego
en- la afueras del edificio en- la
=, Avenlda Pence de Leon Parada
10, para Ia bendici6n de la entra.
da y iuegu 'asisti6 a la misa.
Por orin;era vez entraban a la
capilla ,entenares de cat6li.os que
iban a rendir homemade a Nues-
ira Senors de LourdeS para rear
ante la estatua provisional que Sc
eoloco dentro de la capilla, con
tribuyendn Puerto Rico de esta for
ma a las celebraciones mundiales
del Centenario de Lourdes.
La dedication coincidia tambien
con ell Dis de la ASuncion de la
: Virgen, una de las fiestas princi-
pa.es de Ia Islesia Catolica en- no.
nor de "a ViTgeu.
Ell camhio de, capilla protestante
q catolica So efectuo mediante la
confeccion de III altar provisional,
un comuleetorio y la ~colocacion de
Ia estatua. de la Virgen de Lour-
des.
r Sin embargo, los bancos no faci-
litaban la devotion catoilca va que
tiene Solamrnte asientos y lie falta-
ban los reclinatorios para arrodi-
llarSe los feligreses.
$4,000 ASIGNADOS
A ESTUDIOS PUERTOS
La Autoridad de los Puertos de
Puerto Rico dispondra de la suma
de $4,000 para "sufragar los cos
tos de ur estudio sobre los profile
mas de transportation martina
entire Puerto Rico y EstadoS Uni
dos.
FL sobernador Luis Munoz Ma
rim convirtit en- ley aver, median-
te su firma. ell Proyecto de la Ca
mara nunero 1909, que asigna la
referida cantidad y que fue apro-
bado en- la recien terminada Sc
sion extraordinaria de la Asamblea
Legislative.
be ma lnd1cado que ell eStudio a
realizarse sbarcara la situacion
portuaria en- todos sus aspectos, in
eluyendo ell problema de los fletes
que Sc COCHRAN por la transporta-
ei6n de mercaderiaS entire la Isla
y 81 Continente y las causas de to-
do 10 que pueda ser I'm impede
facnto para ell desarrolIo economi-
60 de Puerto Rico, especificamen-
ts para su programa de industriali-
zacion; asi como las facilidades
portuarias en- general, y profile
mas similares.
AVON Sc ESTRELLA
EN- LOLA ALDEA
SAN JUAN - Tn avi6n de RE
70 de insecticida Sc estrello en-
una finca de Lola Aldea. Ell apa-
ratio Sc parti6 en- dos Y ell photo,
John D. Watson, result6 herido,
aunque no de gravedad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22

particular de ella los partidos que
no han acceptable ell actual proceso
electoral.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-29
Teen SCENE

BARBARA GOONE was hon.
ored recently by birthday par
ty. BETTY GOONE, HOWARD
DAVIS, PAT GRANT, BUTCH
HILL, DONNA WARD, GINGER
CRUMiP. JACKIE HARVEY,
HARRY SCOOT, FREDDY MOS
ELY, ZACKEE KEPLER, HOW
ARD. and PEGGY BELL, and
SHARYL and JOE JOHNSON were
present.
The Youth Choir of Tanner
Chapel went on swimming par
ty at Eastlake Park.
CAROLYN CLARK accom-
panied her parents to Los An
geles. She was the second place
winner at the Elks Beauty Con-
test.
RAYMOND WARREN returned
from a California vacation.
The teen talent was great
at the YAH Come night at JUL
sian Playground August 18th.
CLAYETTA and MARLEAN
CRAWFORD won first place with
a sensational modern dance num-
Der. Second place winner,
TOMMY WILLIAMS sang Your
Precious Love-. Other winners
of third and fourth place were
the WALTERS SISTERS. ETHEL
WALTERS, RITA WALTERS,
MEL VALENE HAWKINS. YER
Ola HAWKINS, and BRENDA
HGHTOWER harmonized an or
iginal tune written by the Wal
ters' girls. Professional per-
formers who donated their time
included Bill Collins, Johnny
Clay, Betty Jankans. Bob Fla
dger, and Charles Lewis.
BRADLEY and RONNIE WAL
TIERS from Youngstown. Ohio
were guests of honor at a Coke
Sip given by Mrs. Alma Laws.
213S E. Parkway Dr.. Monday
night, August 18th. Some of
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-29
Sprugue Seeks Treasurer Post

H.Y. (BERT) SPRACUE. DEM
ocratic candidate for State
Treasurer feels that. his many
years of experience In the busi-
ness field qualify him to handle
the pursestrings of the state.
MIR. Sprague is the owner
and president of Sprague Enve-
fope & Supplies. Inc, at 447 E.
Jefferson St. He owns the Bar
3 S Cattle Company at Payson,
and he Is publisher of the Pay
son Roundup.
MIR. Spr ague employs the
only Negro offset press opera
tor In the state. He says, Jim
mie Williams Is an excellent
workman and we are proud to
have him with the company.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-29
OOPS/

The ART WILLIAMSONS will
not celebrate their first we'd
ding anniver ersary or September
/. 1t will be number l8 for the
ex- -Ohioans.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-29

those present--GERI NEAL, AN
NETTE POWERS, HAZEL POW
ERS, DONNA WARD, and JACKIE
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-29
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