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Facsimile kilograms
Steal Jump on Mails
Bulk Service to Stort in December;
Post Office Still Seeking Faster Setup

Western Union Telegraph Co. today stole the march
the Post Office Department by announcing it will have
ntercy facsimile communications system in operation
by December.
The announcement came on the heels of statement by
Postmaster General Summereld today that his department
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Guide for Readers

Amuse'ts Arb Editorial --- A-l0
Business and Feature Pooe BIO
Finance A. 1913 Leisure Sp'rts Alb
Classified B-l3-l9 Music ALB
Comics Bib Obituary -- B4
Crossword BIZ Sports A-l9-23
Editorial TV-Rodio A-l4-l5
Articles All Womon's
Have The Stor Delivered to
Your Home Daily and Sunday
DioI Lincoln $4,000
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This photo according to the Russians the heretofore hidden side Of
their Lunk I'LL Dotted vertical line divides the
Oman numerals lef from unknown rabc numerals
equator The Russians named
Sea-" g. "ArOnaus Bay g. continuation
South Sea (VI sde TzOkOvsky M crater OF
Curie" crater; Z, "SOveky
tain range already Humboldt
Crisis Regional Sea- w. of Waves " Smith Sea-
and vi, O Fertliy-AP WirephOtO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27

Fair and cooler tonight; lowest 40. Sunny
and cool tomorrow; high in the lower sos,
Temperatures Today
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Shrink-resistont undershirts Of
accordion rib cotton with fabric
shoulders. 'Nylon reinforced neck
and ormholes for extra wear.
White. Sizes 36-46.
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Sonforized'', coIor-fost cotton
broodcloth shorts. Boxer style in
prints, 3-eripper yoke front in
prints, full contour seat Ponels.
White or foncies. Sizes 30-M.
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Famous B.V.D.! Guaranteed
coIor-fost, 3x3 rib nyIon hose stoy
up without binding, pulling or
oorters! One size fits all. Black,
navy, brown, charcoal. white.
s.Not more than III residual shrinkGOe.
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Round-neek T-shirts Of fIot-knit,
non-stretch cotton, nylon-rein-
forced at points of strain. Full
cut, shrink-resistont. Pure white.
Sizes S, M, l..
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20. Ny Dsrlins ciemsntins. 1913.
Fronk Albertson. l2.5O-9
Saturday AN.
"H0t Leod." 1851. Tim Holt.
IL :0O-5
Saturday PM.
Twinkle in Gods Eye" 1855.
Mickey Rooney oo-4
LET Us Live" 1889 Henry Fonda.
Devil Ship" 94s. William Bishop.
1909
"Ssint's Double Trouble" 1910
George Sanders Heavenly Dsys."
1914. fibber MCGEE. z:oO-5
Treasure IsIond." 1894. Wallace
Beey 5:CO-9
"Lody Of BurIesqus." 1913. 5or-
boro Stonwyck. l0:3O--5
"Goins Ny WOy." 1914. 6ine
Crosby. l0:3O-9
"BuIIfishters." lS45. Lourel and
Hardy. :OO-7
Notorious Gentlemen" l947. Rex
Harrison. l2:l5-4
Horror IsIond." l94l. Leo Co.
rillo. l:lo-s
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"SeorIet Street" 1915. Edward 6.
Robinson. III: l5-9
Thursday AN.
"Beouty for the Asking" 1889.
Lucille Boil. l0:00-5
Thursday PM.
His Kind Of Women" Port /.
1851. Robert Mtchunn. :O0-5
"chins Sees" 1885. Clark GobIe.
5:OO-9
Bringing Up Body" 1888 Koth-
urine Hepburn. u :OO-5
Death Tokes a Holiday" 1884.
Fredric March. ll:l5-9
Friday AM.
"Bsrboo Blonde" l945. Frances
Loneford. l0:00-5
Friday PM.
Journey Into Feor." 1912. Joseph
Gotten. ] :OO-5
The Hsrdys Ride High" 1889.
Mickey Rooney. 5000
THE HitehhikeT." 1853. Edmond
O'Brien. 8:OO-5
Born TO KILL" l947. Walter Sic
zok. :OO-5
Streets Of Laredo" l949. WilIiom
Holden. ll:lS-o
Heaven Con Woit." 1913. Don
Ameche. 30
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Color Shows

Sundoy-Miton 6erls Show.
500 P.m.-
The Dinoh Shore Show.
9:oop.m.-
Monday Through Friday - CONT
nentoI Classroom. 6:3oo.m.-
It Could Be You. 1890 pm.-
Bozo the Clown. 500 p.m.-
Som and Friends. 6:3op.m.-4
Weother ond SPORTS. 6:5S p.m.-4
llth Hour News. ! | 100 p.m.-4
Mondoy-Afternoon Adventure.
l:30 p.m.-4
Steve Allen Show. lo:oop.m.-4
Tuesdey-Atternoon Adventure.
80 p.m.-4
Arthur Murray Porty.
9:oop.m.-4
Jerry Lewis. $50 p.m.-4
Wednesdoy-The Price Is Right.
s:5op.m.-
Perry Como Show. 900 P.m.-
Thursdoy-Ernie Ford Show.
$50 p.m.-4
Soturdoy-Howdy Ooody Show.
1000 o.m-4
Ruff and Reddy Show.
1890 o.m-4
Football. 2:lS p.m.-4
News. ; :OO p,m.--4
6orden Guide. Sis p.m.-4
Bononzo. I:5O P.m.-4
VIZ AT
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Sunday PM.
"Hideout." 1919 Lloyd Bridges.
IA TeIe Of Two Cities" 1885.
Ronold Colmon. SO
Ghosts on the Loose" 1910. Eost
Side Kids < zoos
"FsI wornins." 1887. Edword
Brombere. ZOO
"tAen Of Sherwood Forest" Don
Taylor. 1905
Murder Ny Sweet" l944. Dick
Powell 8:OO-5
loan Of Pois." 1912. AIon Lodd
l0:00-5
THE Red Pony" 1913. Robert
Mitchum. l1:l5-4
Brute Force" l947. Burt Lon
caster. HIS
Monday AN.
Another Fees." 1895. WolIoce
Ford l0:00-S
Mondoy PM.
"BsrIin Express" l94S Robert
Ryon. ! :OO-5
"Psnsms Hottie" 1912. Red skeI-
ton. 5000
"DishOnorsd Lady." l947. Hedy
Lomon 8:0O-5
"Mr. Lucky" 1913. Cory oront.
1905
Love letters" 1915. Jennifer
Jones. Ills
Tuesday AN.
"Armesed Cor Robbery" 1850.
Charles McCrow. l0:O0-S
Tuesday PM.
"chins Sky" l945. Randolph
Scott. :OO-S
"Undereurrent." 1916. Robert Toy
Ior. 5000
"VisH in the Night" 1910. CoroIe
Lombard. 1905
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" 1914.
Van Johnson. l:lS-9
Wednesday AN.
"BeOU se"dit." 1880. Rod LoRoaue::
l0:OO-5
Wednesday PM.
"cssek-Up." 1916. Pot O'Brien.
:O0-5
Gentlemen Jim" 1912. Enrol
Flynn. ; OO-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. c.
October ", 1857
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-27

        
  
  arrI s.isr- ..-
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-27
 Suffer Major Blow

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, R-Gov- ernor Orval E. Faubus met a ma jor defeat Monday inS Little Rocks integration feud with the recall of three segregationists from the school board
 Faubus has put himself squarely behind the segregationists in the recall election which sprang from an uprising of group of citizens over the firing of A teachers.
 All three of them were defeated, including the boards president Ed I. McKinly, who was busted by a vote of 13,347 to 11,855.
 At the same time the three moderates, who said they prefer some integration to no schools, won vot of confidence by re- taining their seats.
 It is now up to the Pulaski County Board of Education to fill the vacancies. The boards five members, all political unknowns here, have kept their own counsel as to their plans.
 Faubus twice went on television in the closing. days of the bitter campaign to plead for retention of the segregationists. He called the controversy over firing of the teachers a smokescreen for inte- grafton.
 Today, Robert W. Laster, Little Rock traffic judge and the worst beaten of the segregationists said: 'Well it looks like the people want integrated schools, doesn't it?"
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-27
Tender Nose

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, R m A 3-year-old boy was rescued from the jaws of 250-pound bear at the City Zoo Tuesday by a teen ager who jammed glowing cig- arctic against the beasts nose.
 The animal released it's grip on the hand of Russell Van Dam.
 The boy had craWled under a guard rail and thrust his hand through a two-inch mesh screen into the bears cage.
 Thomas Cole, 19, heard the boys mother, Mrs. Melvin J. Van Dam, scream. He rushed to the cage and found her trying to pull her sons hand free Cole reached through the screen and burned the bears tender nose.
 Russell was treated at a hos pital. His condition was reported good today.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-27
School Studies
 Blamed for Actions Of Cleveland 1Nazi'

CLEVELAND, LR - The boy is Is, has an 10 in the genius range and when he goes into something he pours his soul into it.
 When he took up piano, he prac- ticed four hours a day Then it was nothing but rockets. That lasted until one of his gang was injured while building launcher.
 This time he went in the wrong direction and too far.
 He and his three companions planned to organize a Nazi-like party. The boy said in juvenile court Monday the plan was to overthrow the U. s. government.
 What they actually did, the court was told, was to raid the Bonds for Israel office in down. town Cleveland April II, cutting up an Israeli flag and painting sWaStikaS on the walls.
 The Rev. Everett Ostrom, who appeared with the four in court, blamed a special study class in politics." at Collinwod High School. The ''fuehrer" of the group is a straight-A student at Collin wood and has an 10 of 148, the minister said.
 The Rev MT. Ostrom, pastor of the First Covenant Church, 7aid the boy showed no interest in political ideologies before talk ing the special course about two years ago. He said he felt the course failed to present demo- cratic theology adequately.
 At CollinWood,. Clarence Hud- son, an assistant principal, re- torted that the schools 3,200 pu- pills all take social or political study courses and the four "are the only ones who wound up thinking in Nazi terms"
 The youths - three 15 and one 16 - were investigated after authorities learned they had dis tributed subversive literature at the school
 Judge Margaret J. Spellacy or dered psychiatric examination of the youth with the high 10 prior to passing sentence.
 Judge Spellacy ordered the other three to write 1O-page com positions on the best form of gov ernment and put them on 10 pm. curfeW.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-27
SUCCESSOR CHOSEN FOR THE LATE REP. REED IN N. Y.

JAMESTOWN, N. ", R - Charles E. Goodell, 33, a Repub- lican, was chosen to succeed the late Representative Daniel A. Reed in Congress in special cleo tion Tuesday.
 Goodell, Chautauqua County COP chairman, drew about twice as many votes as his Democratic opponent, Robert E. McCaffery, in the 43rd District, which is pre- dominately Republican.
 Reed died in February after serving 40 years in the House. Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-27
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Thursday, with occasional patches of drifting fog. winds west to southwest, 10 to IS miles per hour. Low tonight 35-40. High tomorrow 45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

FLOOR WORK sanding and finish
Ing. Prices reaS. Work guar c. C.
DEATON, RA. 6-7662.
HAVE YOUR DOWNSPOUTS AND
CUTTERS CLEANED on your
home. avg, cost, S15. HE. 4-2S1S
HEDGES AND SHRUBBER Y
TRIMMED: trees taken down. Call
RA- 6-f12Q
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lcoNIlNUEDl

AQUAhIUMS, lights, STANDS, nltersl
heaters, pumps, Amazon sword
plants, 3 pairs breeding angels,
many not-paired angels, includ-
ing German veil angels; complete
angel-breeding setup, free instruc-
tons on breeding angels. Inter-
ested parties call 10. S-s96S,
BABY CARRIAGE with pad. Ems.
lish style leatherette, collapsible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

DIAMOND RING. " carat center
diamond with 0 smaller. 500;
call FL. 4-407l.
DIAMOND RING, SACRIFICE. SOL
itaire, 2 carat, Mans, New mount
ine. $37b. DE- 2-6l32.
DIAMOND RING, lady's biuewhite
platinum diamond setting, bar
gain, $500. LA. 6-SOS3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

3 rooms complete
THIS decorator furniture Is being
held for a customer who moved
out OF town. There 10 an unpaid
balance Of S352.65. and Can be
purchased BY responsible person
NEW NEVER LEFT OUR
MAaFEEE6bo s5kN1TuRHS !eS coM y "
1923 I4Vh 81. NV. DE o-i745
Open eyes. I'll o; Friday and Sat
til . pm,
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TAX-TIPS

Course now forming for men.
women to file 1859 Federal. Statl
and D. C. income tax returns
Register now for ewes, S-tt
pm. Thurs, 1884 Wash. Bldg
Complete coverage and lega
know-how. REALTY COLLEGE,
Paul Miller, director. Elk. 3-707(
or DE. 2-52S6,
FV-RALIO REPAIR, practical eve
lab. class; So weekly TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 q n W. M S-4629
COLORED STUDENTS = New DAY
and eve. classes. Inquire MA 8.
2340. TIPPING. civil service
shorthand, acct. diploma awarded
BOYD School. est. AZ yrs, cor
10Th and G NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
MOTOR TRAVEL

AUSTIN, Texas, free transp. Il
Austin: 1858 Ford sedan; we furn'
ish all gas and oil; leave as Soor
as possible, must fNrnish ref. Cal
SAUNDERS, National Car Rental
no. 2-SS00, 1892 10th st. NV
MIAMI, this week; will take or 3
DE. 2-4255.
RIDERS TO MIAMI, on or about
November 21st, to share expenses
and driving. Box 55-M. Star.
WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR to MAN
around Nov. 81; have refs. so
5-45O4.
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Nurses Needed
12.WEEK COURSE

ENROLL FOR NOV. . CLASSES
Learn nursing 100 women wanted
1888, white. colored; day, eve
ming and Sat. classes; no hief
school necessary. FREE JOE
PLACEMENT
INFANT NURSING
DOCTORS ASSISTANT
For free booklet, visit, write or phone
NATL. INSTITUTE OF NURSING
Victor Bldg. oil @ Place NV.
STERLING 3-3t7l
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BEDROOM

O3O4tOS&A
Apiece Walnut Bed
room Suite. Dresser,
Mirror, Chest and
Bookcase Bed. Reg
ular $139.95 500
Apiece Charcoal Mink
Bedroom Suite.
Double Dresser, Mir
ror, Chest and
Bookcase Bed. Reg
ular $219.95 49, $149
Apiece White Plastic
Top Bedroom Suite.
Cannot be injured
by boiling water or
alcohol or tempera-
lures up to 300-de-
grees. Easy to clean.
Dresser, Mirror,
Chest and Bed.
Regular $l54.95 - $126
Apiece Lined Oak
Bedroom Suite. Lge.
Triple Dresser, Mir
ror, Chest and
Bookcase Bed. Reg
ular $22s.95 - SITE
Apiece Cordovan
Bedroom Suite.
Triple Dresser, Mir
ror, Chest and Book
case bed. Regular
$17s.s5 - s1ss
Apiece Grey Bed
room Suite. Double
Dresser, Chest, Mir
ror and Bookcase
Bed. Reg. $229.95 --$l66
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MAJOR REPAIRS
CODE VIOLATIONS
MODERNIZATIoNS

FLA insured loans from UP to
80 years All work under one
contract. Reliable, prompt and
guaranteed workmanship. Free
estimates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

FURNITURE
FROM MODEL HOMES
Complete Living Room
Luxurious Bedroom
Decorator Dinette
(WORTH OVER $7OO)
1899
(Pay Only 81 Per Week.
Large Foam Rubber
Sofa
Matching Mans Lounge
Chair
2 Lovely Step Tables
l Smart Cocktail Table
2 Decorator Lamps
Double Bookcase Bed
M a ttress and Box
Spring
Huge Double Dresser
Four-Drawer Chest on
Chest
Beveled Edge Mirror
Deluxe Dinette Table
4 Upholstered Dinette
Chairs
Not a Scratch
All in Brand-New Condition
Free Delivery and Free
Storage Up to 4 Months
ALSO
$3.50 Sleep Sofa tsell for 1897.
S259 90-in. Foam Sofa (sell for
$500 ape. Sectional Sofa Csell
s$ 20 I BsSSfsh Walnut Bedroom cssll
$3.50 Foam Sofa and Chair CseIl
$3.50 Beige Bedroom (sell for $3.50
No Down Payment
Pay TO Suit Your Budget
Ma. $3.50 DU, 1884
Observation-Disclosures
LIST GRADE-EXCEL. COND.
Sofa, $50; large velvet wing back
chair, $40; 3-tier nah. table, $50;
cleo. coffee grinder, IS: or all for
Sis. LU. 1890,
FURNITURE-Sofa, 2-pc. sectional,
orig; cost $500; sell for SIS. ia.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

INTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING and
touch up work; signs Sho-cards;
precise dependable. EN-. 2-6077.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
tcoNTlNuED)

PAPERING, Sl2 a room and up
Washable paper. Do my own work
Guar White mech. RIA. 3-Q024
RECREATION ROOMS, porch en-
closures, additions, roof repairs
plastering, painting and papering
all work guaranteed; 80 yrs. ex
per-; no money down, FLA term
or cash. RE. 6-474d.
RECREATION ROOMS. attic rooms
driveways, walks: free estimates
J. HEsSoM. CIR. 3-0S07.
REMODEL YOUR HOME. cuttini
new doors. windows. steps OF. any.
thing; insulation. Not fastest. bui
one Of the best builders In tht
CANT M, O., WOOD, TO. 9-6O10
ROOF REPAIRS, $40 and Sl6. Roo
painting. Guar. work. White Ere.
estimates. ST. 3-6444, sP. 3-S902
ROOFINQ-Done Before Winter
Repairing or Painting Terms
LAWRENCE CO, -.
Ii. $500 ia. b-B03l
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NEW ROOFS

NEW ROOFS Of all types, guttering
and painting, free estimates, work
guaranteed, Call MR.. HAYDEN
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DINING ROOM

7-Piece Walnut Din
ing Room Suite.
Table, Buffet, Hutch
and 4 Chairs. Reg
ular $199.95 $139
7-Piece Grey Mahog-
any Dining Room
Suit. Large Extern
sion Table, China,
Buffet and 4 Chairs.
Regular $319.95 - 1886
Mahogany Drop-Leaf
Table. Reg. $685. 500
Walnut or Mahogany
Round Plastic Top
Table. Reg. $74.95 $57
7-Piece Lined Oak
Dining Room Suite.
Plastic Top Table,
China, Buffet and 4
Chairs. Reg. $359.95 $271
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LIVING ROOM

3-Piece Sectional Sofa
with Foam Cush-
ions Two Ends
with Arms. Assorted
Colors. Regular
$219.95 -- $148
2-Piece Nylon Living
Room Suite. Sofa
and Chair with
Foam Cushions in
Assorted Colors.
Regular $199.95 --.$139
2-Piece Modern Thin
Arm Living Room
Suite in a Decorator
Damask Cover with
Foam Cushions.
Regular $289.95 - 5000
Apiece Tweed Sec
tional Sofa in AS
sorted Covers. Two
Ends with Arms,
Center Section and
ArmlesS Chair. Reg
ular $259.95 $199
Early American Sofa.
Regular $l49 - $l08
Table Lamps. Regu-
lar 1925 -- Sc
Occasional Ia bles.
Regular $11.95 1880 So
Bookcases. Walnut or
Lined Oak. Regu-
lar $22.95 - $1S
Desk Ensemble. Desk,
Chair and Blotter.
In Walnut or Ma
hogany. Regular
$44.95 - - $29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
NEARLY NEW SHOP

The largest original resale and
sample shop In this area. We
TO our very fine clientele.
We always have q nice collection
OF ladies' suits, cocktail dresses
buy now in women's sample
coats. stunning tweeds and boy
coats"--some pile lined from
Si9.9S, Also, mink trimmed
dressy models.
Girls and boys car coats and
dress coats-both new and used,
Everything for the children.
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DINETTES

3-Piece Drop-Leaf
Dinette Set. Drop
Leaf Table and 2
Chairs. Reg. 1895 $27
S Piece Bronzetone
Dinette Set. Large
48-Inch Tan Table
and 4 Matching
Easy to Gle an
Chairs. Reg. $49.95 $38
5-Piece Charcoal Di-
nette Set. Extension
Table with Black
Legs and 4 Match
ing Chairs. Regular
$685. - $48
7-Piece Dinette Set.
Large 60-Inch Table
with Charcoal Top
and Black Legs and
6 Matching Easy to
clean Plastic
Chairs. Reg. 1895 $50
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WORKSHOP 221, INC. NO. 1867
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

bunk BED FRAME, blond. see so
4 also pair OF table lamps. $40. CIR
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14

way and calls for an expon-
diture of $780, 600. In the pro-
gram are provided toll tick
citing facilities associated
with Direct Distance Dial
ing, C o nsiderable out S d e
plant, central office equip :
ment and additional power
facilities.
Because of the company's
growth and the change in the
accounting techniques in all
departments, the report re-
vealed that Harold E. Cain,
comptroller of The Western
Reserve Telephone Company
has been appointed to handle
the company's accounts in
addition to his other duties.
The employees were COM
plimented on their day to-
day service on the job, their
sales efforts and the part
they take as citizens in a
wide variety of community
activities.
The report also mentioned
the inclusion. in the 1859 tele-
phone directory of a Civic
Section which gives interest
ing information about Char
don along historical cultural
and economic lines.
The directors met following
the shareholders meeting and
re elected Yetter Snyder,
President, Baxter Fl. Case,
Vice President and. General
Manager and George Massar
of Columbus, as Secretary,
Treasurer.
Ward Mcdonald, President
of the Chardon Savings Bank,
was added to the board OF
directors, which consists in
addition to the officers, o
Ralph Irwin and Harold Will
son OF Columbus and Wade
| Garfield of Chardon.
The shareholders of The
Chardon Telephone Companr
which is a subsidiary of The
Thompson Telephone Com.
met following the Chardor
company meeting. Baxter Fl
Case, President, in his an
nual report said that consid.
erable progress was made ir
1858, chiefly the placing ir
service of a completely new
dial system for Thompson
and Montville. The handling
of all accounts and matter!
in connection with service a
Chardon has met with t h
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14
Direct Distance Dialing
Planned for Chardon in Fall

Sometime this fall custom
ers Of Chardon Telephone
Company will be able to sit
down at their own telephones
and dial nearly 10000, 600
numbers in continental Uni
ted States, it was revealed
in the annual report of the
company for 1853 at the an
nual shareholders meeting
held at the telephone build
ing here. This fast long dis
tance service is known a S
and generally is referred to
as Odd. Special equipment
in the telephone building at
205 South Hambden Street
will make this service poss-
ible, the first steps having
been taken in January, 1858
when Two Five dialing was
introduced.
Baxter II. Case, Vice pres
ident and General Manager,
presented the report, which
showed that In spite of the
business recession, the past
year was one of progress al
shough at a little slower tenn
po. The year ended with 1925
telephones in service, a gain
of 268 over 1857 and the sec
ond largest in the company's
history. A vigorous sales
campaign, participate in by
all the employees, accounted
for much of the growth. Also
local and long distance SER
vice were used to a greater
extent than In previous years.
The report said that { h e
1858 program for growth and
improvement was carried
forward as planned, the en-
largement of the telephone
building having been C o m
pleted and the interior r e.
modelling well under way al
the years end. Two hundred
lines of Central Office Equip.
| ment were installed, added
to the 800 placed in service
in 1857 brings the capacity
of the office to 1000 lines
which will be further added
to in 1859. The installation oi
a special carrier system II
the Chardon building by The
Ohio Bell Telephone Com
pany provided the offic,
20 additional toll circuits.
The 1859 activity will be 6
continuation of the progress
i've expansion and improve
ment program now under
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Mrs. Walker
Rites Monday

Services were held May 4
for Mrs. Wilda Walker,
70, of 215 E. King ST., Char
don, who died from an illness
April 80 in Lakeside Hospital.
She was born in Marling-
ton, w. Va, and had resided
in Chardon 80 years. S h e
previously lived in Middle
field.
Mrs. Walker was a mem
ber of Chardon Methodist
and was past chief of t Ii e
Pythian sisters.
Surviving with her husband
James, are a son, Harry, of
Chardon; two daughters, Mrs
Josephine Hausrath. South
Euclid, and Mrs. Betty Par
ri, Steubenville, and 6 grand
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ker would have observed a
50th wedding anniversary on
June 16.
Rev. Aubrey Kirby, pastor
of the Chardon Methodist
Church, officiated at the rites
in the Burr Funeral Home.
Burial was in Middlefield ce-
Burial was in Midmefield
Cemetery.
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THE RECORD. cHARDoN, ONO, MAY IA, 1s5s--11

troll center in Battle Creek
Michigan.
Following the stockholders
meeting the directors M {
and re elected Mr.. C q sc,
President, Ralph Irwin Of
Columbus, Vice President,
and George Massar of Col
umbus as secretary Treas
urer. In addition to the offic-
ers, the board is made up of
Ward Mcdonald, of Chardon
and r. w. Sidley of Paines-
vile, r. G.. Hubert, was
reappointed manager.