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The people's voice., 1958-04-04

More than 500 farm people ant
guests from the Galata section o.
Toole county attended the eighth an
nual educational meeting of Unior
Elevator Company and Farmers I'm
ion Grain Terminal Association in the
Galata school hall last Saturday eve
ming.
Union Elevator president Riley
Childers presided at the banquet
meeting during which several talks
on matters Of interest to grain grow
ers were made. During and after the
dinner, entertainment numbers were
provided by the Misses Judy and Lois
Lohr and Mary Jane Westermark, and
accordian numbers by Billy Gouchner.
Major talks of the evening were
given by Richard Johansen, st. Paul,
FUGTA research and legislative di-
vision, and by DR.. James Pepper,
head of the Zoology and Entomology
department at Montana State College.
Johansen's talk, the first to be
broadcast from Galata, was carried
live on Station KIYI, Shelby. During
his half hour address he gave brief
review of the history of GTA-how
the farmer-owned marketing enter
prise started out with capitalization
of $4,000 in 1888 and now has net
worth of $33 million.
Last year, Johansen said GTA han
died SO million bushels of cash grain.
Of that amount, ATT million bushels
came from North Dakota, 225 million
from Montana, and 21.5 million from
Minnesota. County-wise, Hill is the
third largest marketeer of grain
through GTA, and Pondera is seventh.
GTA today serves 45O affiliated
locally-owned coop elevators, and in
addition, owns 153 line elevators.
The marketing cooperative has 20
million bushels of terminal and sub
terminal storage capacity.
Driving home the strides grain
growers have made in the past
quarter century in gaining control
of the marketing of their product,
Johansen said that today GTA
handles 25 per cent of all the grain
grown in its trade area. GTA is,
he said, an integral part of the or
ganized effort of family farmers
"in their long fight to determine
their own Destiny
CONE OF FINEST TOOLS"
Expanding on the theme of farmers
making their own destiny, Johansen
said "GTA is one of the finest tools
ever put in farmers hands and
you put it there - Before
GTA, he reminded them, the private
grain trade determined the price to
be paid the farmer for his product,
and he could take it or leave it
either way, he went broke sooner or .
ater.
GTA's growth, he told his audience,
1idn't come about without struggle.
The private traders used every wea-
pom at their command, including legal
actions, in order to strangle the
farmer owned organization. GTA :
The people's voice., 1958-04-04
Asks Building Of
Continued From Page One)

Flaherty takes a dim view of the
decision of the Highway Commission
to close all of its courtesy stations at
ports of entry. Instead of "mass
execution, it's his opinion that
number of the stations should be kept
open because they are so geographic
ally located they attract many tourists
each year who seek additional infor-
nation on the Treasure State.
The people's voice., 1958-04-04

The Ford Foundation granted $685.
600 to University presses in 1857 to
stimulate publications in the humani-
ties and social studies.
The people's voice., 1958-04-04

Minnesota has recently named six
of its lakes for native Minnesotans
who have won distinction in the fields
of literature and journalism.
The people's voice., 1958-04-04
OTHER SPEAKERS

Other speakers at the banquet in
cluded Wayne Sterling, Lawrence
Jacobsen, and Mr.. Hill, all of GTA
Great Falls.
Following the banquet served by
the Galata Home Demonstration Club.
the annual meeting dance was held
until 2 am. Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

oLna "a eqpp, ~ess hi I. npl
S y. y y w o.9 III ss.Sgs,sg' A''''
oLDa ba nuprr "6A~ hardiop, NJ
III h'ses "a whl.s aaish' I'm. INK
sah in,nes slik Us On e'' 800
ROYAL MOTORS. INC,
400 Ga. Ave IA. $4,000 en0i
ODDS 1884 .'oy Or. .sdanl Az.
EiSd KS Se.sasssi ''1 owner
oLDa 50 eunsI AS convert. ~,
aIamAuc drive, and n, power
1raket yellow with VI black lop
can handle ulih sos an
ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
400 o. Ave. IA. n-e000. 800.
81 neMQnILn 30 eupsf "SsA Holi'
eai sedan fun poWef, I, and n.
via. Dsniss ssssssgs.i ia eoa elns an'
ROYAL CHRYSLER
100. Il 4 Ave. wa. 7-7O0l
PACKARD '3S-Thls car has every
thln9, M,eo6. Gail Carl Marter
". -soos. MooRn- dRRAR NO
fAcllAnD 1883 0-pass. club che.
r. D., auto. lranhm. series 200,
q y, NV, Nh. s-5s5l. 49,
PLYMOUTH 'B3 i-door. grssn. :
enc y standard trans. S47A
SSecsoRffe. aal Hi|'I aoIt6Sas s-Soos
PLYMOUTH 80 nslsedeFs;. .lFaigh
b-Sl34 - -
pLYn0UTns-ip50. 81. 'se, 'sa
Club coupes and sedans. hne se
leclien Of these economical cars
ALL INSPECTED. ANY CAR LoV
~ $40 DOWN, WOLFF MOTORS
khs osslyn y "a no', ss.sss's.. Ari' va =
PLYMOUTH 'si s-doori ereen, +
SSso,.oRSfs. "a osh nv nof N1 S-'oos
rLYMouTn 90 savoy station was
Tires: SOB. 90. s.ssss nov
PLYMOUTH ~ V-s f-dr.: push.
one owner: like new; f.0oB.
KIRK MOTOR co.
goth and r. I Ave, ne, Ab. e-393l
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lHTuDEnAkEn 50 chnmpion hard.
len. oVafdfiVo nNW~fnF euud.
S sIss; SAL. III cEy gsse d ss's'
6TupknAkkR ss scotchnsn D.
passenger station Wa9on. factogy
isii prlss only si.s3S' Can 4,
nance vita sos down.
ROYAL MOTORS
flo0 Ca. Ave, IA, o-epo0-en0a
sIUpnnAkkn 'aa Commander Va
sport coupe: fulls equipped, over
eond.: Ansst America made car
SOS, cafh, trade or tefmf,
BLASS q CLARK, INC.
n, CAPITAL and Pa. avs. Az. a-nese
sIunEnAkkR 81 Champion 81
1sdf looks ana runa lac neU
tsRxs 2 ss|s ,e2ha,gk 81. earsslhn.
ssssss.;R ave- SILVER spsins' 10
fi .I,s PIN n ~. ;l,. ~ &. tssa t.lsss
white' fefmenI.lse ini1ssess feiIe
equipped, lnclud|nI power 1fecrInf
and orakeI. 800 actual miles
Tina car IS belns offered Tor sal,
WITH new-car 4uafnntet. A reuulaI
~bisco6Sr PRICE. sass
lOLMSTEAD Olds
1000 Wllson Blvd.. krl. "a. 7-efoo
TaqkDERhIRp - cfuIsematl.
drive and \ !; brand.
CLASSIC MOTORS, INC.
elp MASS, AVE, NV. NE. $500
ThUNpEnhiRD '6s beautiful al.
pine white driven iesa than SOC
miles; neg-ear warranty. ea,'
1885 lov down payment: rank
rate financing
CRANSON RAMBLER, Inc
sa,s r os' Ave- W. Car rH D's s.Eo,,
TfUNDKRRlRn8 'B6. fb0. ~: "a
90 and heater. an colorxi hard
tQpe and conyertihlea. Like new
rom .o95, Lov-down payments
CLASSIC MOTORS. INC.
ela MASS, AVE. NV. Nh. s-siOi
TMUNDERnIRns-'B0 k.t. 10000
miles. Mcculloch 40. ehed., R1'7B(
with. sa.lO0 without, never raced
'5e fully EQUIP. new, belna Del
Miy rs, S4,sbO. Sell either ear
cARdda BKKnE' IL $500. kxt
n Never l2 ps:;o 4- s9lI giii Il II; 9sr
.---e. e-,Ac1. -. 80.
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PLYMOUTH - ear, sedan; anle
P .tss das assss &c :s' hs slHs III ~
ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
tluo oa. Ave. IA. $1,000 enOl
fLfM0uTu - club sedan. lou
mlleaGe !, and n, neV-caf cond
PlimouiS' .ssoo' Z. -.
PLYMOUTH 'ss nsly.dfEs %,
owner s car. flhe nsw. n and n
auto. trsns., Wv. tirss. 8oecial
al only s5nb.
KAPLAN a CRAWFORD
'sol corr SPss ybAnY f * a-aao'
FLxMouLn 80 CLUB SEDAN auto
fALfs cHuRcH b SOTO. piy Nm
opih, M a.s30o,
PLYMOUTH $50
MELVKpERK CONVERTIBLE
BANK NEpO8aNaAioN
and assume balance due.
LYNN MOTORS. INC.
1901 ffth 81, NV. AID, f-fofl
PLYMOUTH 'sa crSpbFook; new.
be eoio- Plymouth, ~, e-2S00'
PLYMOUTH se savoy VS.: h. /,
70 tnd oiach auto tens
sss.aaso-. VA 7. sIsss $500 miles
PONTIAC 81 f-door hardtop
se,7le low mi. FUZZY equip.
pa FLOOD PONTIAC, 4asl Conn
PONTIAC 'sB sedan; hydramatie
Y and H.. Wv. tires, tone
down payment; 81 .o95.
STANDARD PONTIAC
efo0 chillum I'd, AP, 7-Siel
PONTIAC 1854 chlsilaln g.dI
power ateerinn. BRAKES and win
dowb. =, and n, q beautiful de4eri
tan nnish with matching lsathel
interior which u trimmed m Whit
leather; . real hareain AZ thnb
$500 oa, ave. nv. TU, 2-ee77
PONTIAC 81 Catalina coupe
hydTamatlc. Z. and h.. all-leat the
interior. Wv. tires. 2 tone. excel
condition .a.i .thsQushout; low dow
STANDARD PONTIAC
1880 chlllum Rd. AP. 7-7Ieg
PONTIAC 'b3 l-dr.: $3.50: immac I
low mi; fonn owner since new
FLOOD PONTIAC. 500 wiscon.
sin ave, Wo. 6-266a
PONTIAC '5s a-seat statidI
wagon 4-dr.: hydramaiic. ?. an
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PLYMOUTH 'b7 Belvedere 4-dr. g.
CYL; white and blue: 1900
co. b-4ioo: ewes. M s-ssSIss.o
PLYMOUTH 1855 Belvedere YES com
yertlole: striking 2-tone red and
black. new top. practically new
Wv. tires. radio, heater. automat-
ic transmission, A l-owner car
which reflects the finest Of care.
hafety-tested and Guaranteed. A
regular y .9ob value. !
DISCOUNT PRICE t1.ess
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-s4Oo
FALMOUTH 20 CLUB Sedan. PERI.
elaek and white inlsh. VS. push
%ss s i.s P Pnsne. 0e ssru iS Sss
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 o.. Ave, NV. ia. 0-4eO0
PLYMOUTH ,b4 Belvedere 4-dr,
b.. I owner. Beauty. S745. Terms
from S4b down.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. e-4sOO
PLYMOUTH SO Savoy 4-dr. sedan,
cyl with straight drive, 7. and
D.. peri white tires: sl,295.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga, Ave. NV, ia. 9-4sO0
PLYMOUTH '5s Savoy VS. sedan:
house car; yellow and white Spor-
tone. power steering, torquefiite,
push-button drive, Music Master
radio. heater. defroster. solex
glass, undertaking, Wv. tires;
new-car title and. warranty. bank
rate terms; sale price, S9,b0S.
WHEELER, INC, CHRYSLER CITY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHEELMoBILE QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '57 2-door hardtop:
radio, heater, white-wall tires;
new-ear condition throughout:
SLABS, with sos down.
VIRGINIA. AUTO DISCOUNT
1920 Wilson Blvd. Arl,, IA. 4-5222
PLYMOUTH SO Suburban station
wagon. orig. Sherwood green nm
ish, factory equipped, Full price.
81 .095, can finance with sll5 On.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. ia. e-2900-2e04
PLYMOUTH $50 Plaza YES 2-dooF;
peri. eond:; 9bur 1850 or ~ 81 car
can be full down payment; bank
financing, low monthly payments.
L. P. STEUART, INC.
saith and Benning NE. LU. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 'B5 l-dr. sedan: new
car eond.: $3.50. FALLS CHURCH
De soto-Plymouth. u. 2-2300.
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PLYMOUTH
Closing out 81 1858 models; new.
MERsoN a. THOMPSON
cHRYsLER-IAlPERIAL-PLYMouT
DEALER
fTei HAA1PpEN LANE, BETHESDA
OIL. a-26l5
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POHANKA OLDS-FIAT


SILVIA SPRING hD.. 10 S.ssss
ODDS $50 ess" sedan: beauiiful
2-tone white and eray. I'M
I masuIsi. i inside sne out fully
walls. etc. This Is a real TOP car,
priced 10 sell 81, 001 Try u and
YOU VIM buy Il. ENER8ON 4
oRhE, $3.50 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

PLYMOUTH 'ss club sedan auto
EAitfess eaJ IssI''E ). '' Ssis.S 'ssS
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Alder OldS, Inc.

1880 l4th NV. pu. 7-e444
OLDsMOBILE $50 Super ''se" Hoii-
day convertible: 2-tone metallic
gray and charcoal, matching
leather interior, California white
top white-wall tires. T.. h., Jet
away drive. power steering and
brakes, many other extras. Posi-
lively . perfect 1-owner. low
mileage car. INSPECTED; S1,S95.
TRADE. TERMS. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1913 N. Moore St. ATi., Va.
at Rosslyn, ia. 4-3252.
OLDs '54 Holiday "ss": low mi,
orig. owner, well-eouip.; must sell.
CAN 10. 5-3591 after 8 pm.
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AuroMoBlLEs FoR SALE
tcoNIlNulpl

IA0uAH 80 XK riAoa Mc
Noadrier. perf. cond, never raced
chrome wire uhes|1' IA. 0-ols1'
LINCOLN ~ Premier ssny, Gun.
eissr NJ t.,da1' 20 Ssa0ff
LINCOLN CAPRI 1854 t-dr. 81,
dan. auto trans power aleerlne
the itt-black nni1h Of this car Il
y perfect . rss.If' ~ az interior l Z. !.
sos NHT1oNif Auto
hhoHstLlhasa $500 oa. aI,. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

sTuDEnAEEn IS chrnpion hard.
5000 sss y 4 cEyegscan % sesa'
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ElRRsvIlRp Y spssflhSsn 1 M Ysly - nls.glsl.
oLns iAA ~nf" e-door. HYDRA.
matte. red and white nniah. I
beauty IL lIn-lnp condition
ll ..na. wIllIrn lulranlsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

PLYMOUTH - e-dr. sedan. anlo
tFMnAs heater. United Gland. ml4l
Green nqlAh real value Iql
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

RAMBLERs-we have IN stock, sta.
ton wagons, sednns and hard.
topa. choice Of transmiasions al
reasonably priced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

6IunEnAKEn rs Ecolchmln D.
nassenasr station xeson. faeloEI
eauinpef eIlq. All.yhite nnlah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

II Never lG sss.s . ss.Is Sli Il Y. H.; 3.
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LINCOLN w .-dI haIdlop gaflo'
fully power c1uIrpal, Wv. tires
c-ione blue and ivory. veFY clean
Low milqAee l ownnr nank-fet1
termai - sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
PT.YMOITTU

KIRK MOTOR co.
10Th and r. I. Ave. NE, 40. e-333l
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L 5s.ssg |. " sSqB, Iali' s s.Si1s:s
Sss ;ii; iStoIs! SsSsSss 'EoOsE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
STANDARD PONTIAC
STANDARD PONTIAC

-tou tnilium 70. AZ. 1-4l10
PONTIAC 81 l-dr.: $3.50: immac. (.
low mi; ione owner since new
FLOOD PONTIAC. 500 wlscon-
sin ave, Wo. 6-266a
PONTIAC '5s a-seat statioh
wagon f-dr.: hydramatic. r. ano
h., \ tone, Wv. tires: new-caf
s 90 ean new-ear guarantee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

sals r os' ave- " car ~ B'. s|.,Esol,
TlfUNDKRnlRn8 'B5, fb0, Tb7: fa-
90 and heater: an colofxi hard
TOPS and conyertihles. Like nev.
ksnsnRP sn ;essl .ev-dewn payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

oLnH % 1nnlI IA convert. ~
aIamAuc drive, and n, power
efaket yellow With ~ black TOP
- ~ nand nm@ liz v sas AZ enIs sspe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

OLDs $50 Super "ss" 4-dr.; hydra.
power steering, recently air Icond !;
fne cond; $3.50. WO. o-637t
afternoon or ewes.
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TRIANGLE FORD
CLASSIC MOTORS, NC.

$40 MASS. AVE. NV. NE. $500
NASH 1855 Ambassador VS. sedan;
one owner, $1,000 mi; l,495.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

tIuu GA Ave Ia n-1nnO- en0l
oLDs 1884 oS f-dT. ssdsni an.
NiSd ks S.sssi ~ '-n''
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LIP. STEUART. INC.
saith and Bennine NE. Lu. $4,000
MERCURY So Monterey l-door,
Mercomatic, radio. heater. power
steering. new-car condition. See 70
appreciate, Si,bob.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
wis. and Elllcott NV. KE. 7-ls0s
MERCURY 'B3 l-dr. Custom: Z
and h.. Wv tires; new-car eond.
S4ab. FALLS CHURCH De Soto
Plymouth, u, 2-2300.
MERCURY 'S7 Monterey cow
matte: 2.tone white and red: ]
owner. Leaving city, must sell
MI. e-4b11: ewes. DE. 2-0b24.
MERCURY 1884 Monterey hard
top; 2.tone anish. w.-w. tires,
radio and heater. Exceptionally
clean throughout; with popular
straight-stiek transmission. only
secs.
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aolo m II Ave Ne. IA a-iooa
0Lpe 20 l.dr,i s25Sj lmmaeulats
FOOD rpNTlAc. 800 Wi1con-
aln ave, Wo o.todn,
0Ins 1850 t-dr.. Il. and n. 1897
hest o'isf, VII f-dile'
o ~ .es ,ssaI Sle ss. q
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POHANKA OLDS-FIAT

USED CAR CENIkk
Plney Br Rd. and Univ Blvd. Z.
SILVER SPRING. Nd, ~. b-7s5b
oLDsMOBTLK 'b7 Golden Rocket
"Se" Holiday coupe; delightful
mint Green nnish. harmonlsins
interior. Wv. tires: All the Oids-
mobile features. including power
steering and brakes. A l-owner
car. sold new and serviced b. rs:
safety tested and guaranteed; .
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FACsAED le92 d-pa.l. CLUB epe,
q Il. NV, Nh $3.50
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Pontiac "a 4-dooT 6ardtop
g Hoo. ro N |cl sssl 'S Gum
PONTIAC 'sB sedan; hydramatie
49, snd ,a b. Nv tire : q, tone Re
doNn payment. 81 1905.
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OLMSTEAD Odds

1000 Wilson Blvd, All. "a. 7-s4OC
PLYMOUTH .b7 Club Sedan. PERI
black and white fnish. VS. push.
button drive, Driven only l3.5es
KIRK MOTOR co.
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ROYAL MOTORS. INC.

400 o. Ave. IA. n-s600- sn0l
oLn9AQhiLn 30 eupsf "SS' Holl'
''I Iils.. 'Sp .i ssssai tlsssn d y. 3
B6v2alff s rl'lrsb.ly 2eeIS o.
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PLYMQuTlI 'bl f-doorl Green, I
cena stspdard tEsns'i es
So.oISfs. OHM nis'j Gof kS S-sOos
PLYMOUTH 90 savoy station wSs
sss.. ssSes anesnt s6oneisylssFps : nes
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ult MASS, AVE-, NV. NE. N-3l0l
ThuNnNnhiRD '6H: beaukifui All.
pine white driven ieaa than 500
miles; neW-car warranty. &1..
pe5i lou down payment: bank
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p 3. 80 'ss AN s,, az ,Sss 4 .sHss
e1haIA1sE asoiSiEs. \ sas h.ssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
TIE GIFT ROUNDUP
That Sentimental Time
Is Almost Here AGAIN

Mark 1t well. Friday. Feb
ruary IA.
Should you forget that this
is the sentimental day Of the
year there's no telling what
can happen.
Poetic messages Of love
and romance. lacey edged
Valentines. !. lots Of hearts
and arrows and you're
headed in the right direc-
ton.
The gift for the special
someone on Valentine Day
Is one that poses as much Of
q problem sometimes as Just
the right Christmas gift to
give.
Happily, there's one guide
that seems to help nearly
everyone: You can't get too
sentimental where q gifts
concerned.
All the gold charms with
hearts and flowers speak
many words of love. .
Lovely gifts Of fragrance
speak Of the femininity of
the woman who receives
them. .Jewelry is always
a much desired gift whether
it's a diamond engagement
ring or an exciting new piece
OF costume iewelry.
Fresh flowers arriving
bright and early on Valentine
Day are never out-of style
>. in fact since the 5th CEN
fury when the Pope decreed
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temporarily which is the rea'
son for holding the rummage
sale at the Church Of the
Nativity. The Rev. James
Richards, rector of st. Paul's,
is in charge at the Nativity
since the retirement last fall
Of the Rev. Enoch Thompson.
who started his ministry as
curate at st. Paul's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
Mr.. Blanchard
Is Wed Here

Miss Dorothy Louise Radt-'
ke. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen j. Radtke of Wau-
sau. Wis.,. became the bride
yesterday of Mr.. Mervin Par
IRISH Blanchard Of this city.
Officiating at the 4 pm.
ceremony in Wesley Meth
odist Church were the pastor,
the Rev. DR.. K. K. Hadda-
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membering to speak affec.
tionate thoughts in q tangi:
bic fashion has been the
thing to do.
$50
"SCENTIMENTAL"-If .
lovely gift Of lingerie, gloves,
hosiery or q blouse is being
thought Of as q gift idea,
carry on the hearts-and-
flowers routine by tucking in
Tussy's Bright Secret Heart
warmers. They're just the
thing to scent lovely lingerie.
A spicy. jasmine fragrance Of
Cologne Concentrate is APP
Piled to the heart-shaped
fragrance carriers and the re-
suit is a sweet-smelling Joy.
At drug and department
stores.
\ \ +
HEY THERE. PARDNER-
She'll get the idea pretty
quick II you give her Jean
Patou's "Lasso" Eau de Toi-
lette. The captivating scent
captures all the catch and
keep quality" you want to ex-
press. Highly concentrated
and long-lasting, the eau de
toilette forms a perfect back
drop for the Lasso perfume
which you may have given
her for Christmas or may be
thinking Of giving her on q
birthday perhaps. At Gar
finckel's and Woodward d
Lothrop.
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Flower Arranging
To Be Discussed

Flower arrangements viii
be discussed at the dinner
meeting Of the d. c. Alum
nae Club Of Alpha Gamma
Delta Thursday, Z pm. at
the home of Mrs. Charles
Hondros. 11l37 Dewey road,
Kensington.
Guest speaker will be MIR.
Lyman w. Keefe Of the
Woodley Flower Shop.
Mrs. Hondros will be
assisted by co-hostesses Mrs.
James E. Behrend and Mrs.
Evan d. Fisher.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY o, 1888

way. and the Rev. Or. Abra-
ham vereide. executive direc-
tor Of the International
Christian Leadership.
The bridegroom is the son
Of Mr.. Howard B. Blanchard.
Washington representative
for the Union Pacific Rail-
road. and Mrs. Blanchard.
He is q graduate of Principal
Preparatory School in St.
Louis and Of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
The couple win reside in
Richmond, Va.
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|Runnoge Sole
Set by st. Pqul,s


Mrs. Nagel Haskin and
Mrs. Ralph A. Krickbaum
are co-chairmen for the rum
mage sale being sponsored by
the Guild Of st. Paul's
Church at 2430 K street NV.
The sale will be. held Satur-
day from 10 to 5 in the par
ish hall Of the Church of the
Nativity at 1910 Massachu-
sets avenue Sc.
The building Of the new
parish house at st. Paul's
has reduced available space
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New Suits

Handkerchief suits provide
fashion interest aplenty. Wool
and rayon ribbons are knitted
for a TWEED effect. They have
slim button-down front jack
cts and narrow skirts.
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diversified

diversified
Oversize clutch handbags
may provide a handy hand
bag idea. The underarm
bag in large size. looks new
in printed fabrics and print
straWS.
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that February IA was the day
Of lovers and Bishop Valen-
tine was canonized re-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13
British Isles
Next Film Trip

Mrs. Jaime Boninger Of the
East Cleveland Library is
happy to announce an outstand-
ing film program for Thursday,
March goth. Movies dealing ex-
clusively with England. Miss
Molly Stracham, Of the British
Consulate General Of Cleveland
will come to chat with the audi
.ence before and between the
showings. The films will be
shown as follows:
Travel Royal will portray
some parts of the British way
of life as seen through the eyes
of three aircraft crew members
flying to Britain. One sees the
English life as centered in Lon
don, another sees it in the coun-
tryside, while the third views
it as characterized in the page
antry and tradition which still
survives.
THE Heart is Highland The
people Of the Scottish High
lands live in small communities
set in a countryside Of great
beauty. Present developments In
industry, agriculture and trans
portation are linked with the
country's dramatic past-sym-
bolized by the striking interior
Of Glamis Castle, the birthplace
Of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen
Mother. with its memories OF
Shakespeare's Macbeth, and by
the gathering Of the Scottish
clans at the Edinburgh Festival
Journey into History" In
the cities of England, one can
travel in time as we'll as space
One can visit art galleries
museums and famous old
houses, and in doing so. we
travel back into history. The
film chooses the England OF
Hogarth and Gansborough. as
the camera moves across out
standing examples Of their work
and achievements.