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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Look Who's "A Socialist!

Mister Guy Gabrieson says the big issue of the
1850 political campaign is liberty socialism"
Mister Gabrieson, who is serving chairman of the
Republican National Committee that the American
people want to stand their feet that they don't want
such stuff Government help that the taxpayers
bent over like harpn because Uncle Sam has helped farm
homebuyers veterans and small business and and
forth.
In his little lectures how to 90 back to the Stone Age
and how, according to his mind Government help means
socialism, Mister Gabrelson has neglected to tell the public
thing:
In 1945 of the countrys biggest natural gas-pro-
ducing companies started with S18 million borrowed from
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
The name OF the company is Carthage Hydrocol, Inc
The head of Carthage Hydroco is Mister Gabrieson
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Help For School Children

Which important roads schools?
Of the welfare of the country depends in large
upon both But that depends in larger measure
upon ctzenry which is educated than upon highways that
paved is beyond dispute
Look then, at what your House of Representatives is
doing in Washington It's Public Works Committee has
proved bill authorizing 100000 for Federal aid to
highways in fiscal 1862 and 1858.
Yet its Education and Labor Committee has stalled
Federaaid since the first of the year
With children packed into schoorooms like sardnes and
teachers working for inadequate pay there is fearful need
for financial lhepespecay among the states which
have the largest percentage of school children.
The children want help. The teachers need it.
Parents that help is given by reminding their
congressman that their votes in the primary and general
elections will depend in great measure how the Repre-
sentatves stand on school aid
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Not One Dollar Lost In Six Years!

When did hear that Socialism cry before? Oh yes,
il was back in the early days of the New Deal" when Con-
gress passed bill creating the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation to guarantee the safety of money in banks.
The Bankers Lobby" howled that was putting the
government into banking particularly terrible kind of
Socialism For time banks had been busting" right
and left, and their depostors scared to death.
1t is interesting recall that situation in the light Of
the latest +. ID. l. c. report which says:
'Not of the 100 million depositors in the insured
banks has suffered loss from bank failure in than
six years This record without parallel in the nations
history"
Experience has proved the bank insurance system is
not Socialism, but and great benefit to the
American people Remember that next time you hear other
New Deal" and Fair Deal" measures called Socialism"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Tdft Shows His Colors

Senator Taft again has shown his coors and they amt
pretty.
The eminent gentleman from Ohio in loudly cheering
Senator McCarthys wild charges about Communists urk
ing in the Railways of the State Department said President
Truman should eliminate any suspicion of treason from
his Administration 'if he can
Which is wonderful way to the English language
if you want to stab in the back with inference
nsnuation and insult.
Such crack Taft made is almost beneath contempt
How would Taft like it for to say that the Sen
ator should prove that he is not traitor if he cam?
Taft also said that President Trumans refusal to open
secret and confidential files for the world only be
dictated by fear as to what they might show"
In that connection, it is interesting recall that among
other Presidents who refused to open such files was the
Senator's father William Howard Taft
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
Would Exempt Only Efficient Corporations
From Monopoly Law
BY DIR. WALTER ADAMS
For Labor Press Association

For Labor Press Association
"Truh" said Mr. Dooey almost century ago.
him you have job the de The fight
pay lip service the enterprise who
% & w to vesgd eess to " when
m % s to D ne ss that to e IT Ss Ss s
have made I'd "a "e must 5 vO @ M the road to further m % e
Russia and Japan And if our businessmen are to avoid su
enabe that the enforcement free Composition egus
for the sake of survival they accept cheerfuly
Granted then that concentrated economic in the
nued en- and n health free % system @ what & be
out n to nn % o & @ ave a csma
presented proposal for antitrust law to the Congress of the
My proposed law which financial corpora
ons 9n has double d % @ g wherein & a
sguads against nerferense with business @ efficiency eases
fake competition and choose efficiency the objective of public
Specifically the bill provides that corporations which control 10
more s Of &c spy or b t s with
Exchange Commission These corporations then file pertinent
S So nd ns the &
nd and
% the @ ppo HF @ f ea @ the @
o ro Of u m @ @ h oe2 or % m ne ne
reasonably incidental economically necessary appropriate
render difficult maintenance achievement effective ompe
This simply that, if the Commission discover that
ans Gya @ ns & HS9S of fG
chemical fro that such control moyated primarily by de-
Of t. Rubber holdings Similarly Commission
but that its manufacture Of de oomotve refrger
th might Be
50 ee e m % Gp @ ba % firm e H @ % c fnay ana + the
@ 'o f f%ee S'sss sae an
Here then the central provision Of the proposed law permits
o unm WSeer tR effect ' of ue ds % order Grf IS & fat
u5 f 1
Eanon OF d Oa p:s 0%a6 n % s a provided the
solution Investment orders by the Commission
of
THAT its % the the past "h the
simply by showing that the company question participated
S Capacity fin en- es and eay ue
eom1e tt @ nduses nd has aie consumers on U b oc
reductions as well by advertising composition When
formance has been the public interest dissolution
The adyaptags Of The proposed bill First
is not death for big business merely grounds
es % apt the 5 @ pc pGYs @ e1ss %
neither to t @ of efficiency the of
and the general public but corporate investors WELL 1t does
could function efficiently parts
nder the Act h Sherman ae up h %
@ d S s Of snso "s surEs @ In 5 4P might be
should consider whether should limit the proportion
aSd 'af hs1sF it
ro & we se 3 Mas o S sn Of s we
e0d @ s Ts % that hs the we eanno sSS % M anS
watch the march h Of %onoppy to We risk the
will be second chance" w w ' e
high prices dropped on sesfood for the first
Copenhagen the is abor Saa gave its
Sss 0ftfFSd @ SS ts9Tns %
se with % p ed a se as a roast pork liver
por ss or beef 3s and @ @ a bsa ehG % To the
In Pittsburgh union bus dryer ocd received 81 reward after
his bus % but But he h didn't really get mad until the
per cent the value Of his find. . one
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Mdking Your Union Better

You want your union to be permanent investment.
Since your union is permanent investment YOU do not
make that investment lightly.
Remember that union is what its members make it.
When on expect to attend the meetings express
views Help to make it the kind of union that will serve
needs Think and understand the principles and
policies you and your fellow members setting up through
your union.
Since you benefit from the gains other union members
have won work make the union better than you found it.
Evening star., 1950-10-07
TAKE YOUR EASE

Planned well and properly executed.
Liberal rm. sizes solve those furni-
ture problems Especially for those
with massive piecesl: circular 1st-n
gay liv. rm. with firepl. and separate
din. rm.; bedrms. on 2 levels; the
. family chambers and bath on l
level with master suite and pvt.
bath on 3rd Ievel. close enough to
the children yet removed enough
to be quiet and restful; easy drive
in gar; clean. light STORAGE bsnnt.
Should be. interesting to that sub
stantial family with yen for
space, $40; 300 to $4,000 cash
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MICHIGAN PARK-shinele and brick
bungalow. rms. diving rm., dining
rm.. kitchen. bedrms), rec. rm.
oil heat; nice corner lot; reasonably
priced S12 $50. $1,000 down, bal
ance like rent.
EAST HYATTSVILLE-5-r frame
bungalow. 1880. $1,000 down, bal
ance like rent,
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
I'M 2723 Ewes UN 1855 .
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AleXandria Suburban

old model home. A real value on
today's market. Gas heat, city wa
ter det. garage: owner transferred.
Open for insp. Sunday from . to s
pm. Directions: Through Alexan-
cross Hunting Creek bridge and
turn. left on Fort Hunt rd., 1st I'd.
on left, proceed exactly 8 mi. to
house at 1915 Fort Hunt rd. Our
representative Oh premises. For full
Bob Duncan Real Estate
1890 Prince ST.. Alex.
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A HAVEN

For that family looking for the quiet
peacefulness of the countryside. yet
only few minutes from the heart
Of D. c.. larger all brk. home with
2-acre approx lot; attractive lge.
rms. throughout: lst-fi. lavatory:
3 bedrms.. 2 tile baths up: beauti-
fully finished play rm. in bsnit.; oil
h.-w.h.: completely equipped kit:
Call nw QOQ0
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,
RARCPOFT

Lovely stone home in this most con-
venient location: has liv, rm. with
stone fipl., din. rm., nicely equipped
kit. 2 bedrms. and tile bath on 1st
floor. Lge bedrm. and sewing rm
upstairs. Pine paneled rec rm. and
Law. in bsmt.; scr. pch., garage; lge.
shaded lot.
Sleepy Hollow Mansion
This stone house is on corner lot
with more than 400 IT. of front
age. Has lge. liv. rm. with cast stone
fipl.. and bay window. lge. din. rm.,
de luxe elect. kit, bedrms. and
bath on 1st floor; 3 bedrms. and
bath on End floor. Full bsmt. with
flpl. in rec. rm.: garage; open eek
concrete pch.; radiant heat; slate
window sills. and q Vermont slate
roof are Just a few of the outstand-
ing features in this custom built
home. You will agree that this is
one of the best constructed homes
in. the Metropolitan area. Reduced
below actual cost to .S52. ono.
F. E. MALCOLM
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l ACRE

SI2.5oO
Older home: lS-foot living room,
LARGE dining room. equipped kitchen
l5x22. l5x22 bedroom on LIST floor;
large bedrooms and bath on 2nd
foor. Vacant-for immediate occu-
N. G.. HINES & SON
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RAMBLER

In the custom class. All brk. and
l5x23-ft. Iv. rm.. bis, bedrms.. / "a
kit. and Lear attached gar. VIII
be finished for your occupancy go
to 90 days. Quick sale at S23 $50.
Other ramblers for YOUR selection.
Just call OW. 9O90
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, Of Glebe Rd.
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NEAR I.ANHAM
RE. 1914.
RahV Estate

DdUy GoGdJC
$500 CASH-$50.15 PER MO,
First come. first served; Ia acres
with delightful 3-bedroom, 6-year-
OLD ranch-type rambler. immaculate
condition: price, $4,000; subject TO
VA appraisal; above terms to vet;
located in Brandywine, Md. Cali
Mr.. Taylor or Mr. Berens, jr., Sat
urdav and Sunday at Ma. 5OO5.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O K ST. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
MCLEAN

An immaculate bungalow of rms
C2 bedrms.). bath, liv., rm. IL by 15,
MOD. well-equipped kit. stove and
refgr.: breakfast rm. space; full
bsmt.; oil heat: laundry tubs: too
house; lot 100 by 1870. For appt.
call e. H. IRWIN. OW. 1928 or Fin.
wnnd 2H4R q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
6412 EASTERN AVE.
OET CENTER-HAJJ. RPK

OPEN SUN, go PM.
Nearly new Colonial brick with 6
rms. 8. bedrms. and tile bath; Are,
place in 20-ft. liv. rm.: fenced
yard; storm. windows and doors;
very convenient location; only :
blocks west OF New Hampshire ave
at D. c. line; only S1s.950.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co
14l5 X st. NV. Realtors. ME. $500
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CAST IN STAR ROLE

Deep red brick Colonial with side
liv, rm. with flrepl., separate din.
rm. with equipped kit. with break
fast corner: upstairs are 8 bedrmS.
and tile bath; hardwood fis. windows
lot; exceptionally nice N. Arlington
neighborhood We believe this house
will sell quickly; $4,000 cash re-
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OAKCREST

OAKCREST
On Top of Arlington Ridge
3 Bedrooms, 31a Tile Baths
Situated on a beautiful wooded lot
in one of Arlington's finest neighbor-
hoods; very few minutes to Army
Navy Club and the Pentagon, Ist
floor: Center hall, 24-ft. living room
fireplace; end of room glazed. afford
ing view into tree tops; screened
porch off living room, dining room
modern kitchen (elec. range, dish
washer, disposaD. smack corner"
built in, overlooking the tree tops,
"a bath. End floor: 3 bedrooms. 2
beautiful baths. Storage attic. Base
ment is on lower Level, practically
above grade, large recreation room,
fireplace, huge windows opening on
open terrace. library, full tile bath,
storage room, oil heat. Detached
garage. For sale due to a general S
transfer.
Rornye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent
OF. 8586-OT. 8O35
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NO PROFITEERING

Honest market value of only SI3,5OO
buys this ideally located corner brick
0 Kit on 1st E f.: ny nice ; bed bedrms am and ana
tile. bath on 2nd A.: full basement.
oil heat; shopping and transp. near
by. Located at 1S49 So. George Ma
son dr.. in close-in Columbia Forest.
Your hrst inspection will convince
YOU 1t is the home you have been
searching for. Directions: Out CO.
lumbia Pike to So. Dinwiddie ST..
left on Dinwiddie to So. Columbus.
right to So. George Mason. right to
our sign.
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BIG BARGAIN
BEDROOM 1st FLOOR

MUSC BE OOIQ SUNDAY
Det. dwelling. on 9Oxao lot with
two 60x160 lots on side, close to
where new Baltimore pike crosses;
liv. rm. with firepl., small din. rm.,
kit. bedrm., tile bath, list f.: 2
large bedrms.,- End A.; full bsmt.
with toilet. Call Mr.. Smiley. AP.
33g29 with ROGER MOSS, 2125
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RAMBLER

4t11x44b414t
Two twin-size bedrms., lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace. 12x15 kitchen -dinette
combination. full bsmt.. recr. rm.,
oil heat; located very conveniently
in q ,ouiet N. Arlington residential
neighborhood. Price; S17, 7,450. Shown
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 21Oo, OK. 1243. -
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FALLS CHURCH

department home, on main highway,
close to transportation and shopping
center; $1,000 cash required; rental
from . apartments will carry pay
ments; approx. 100 feet Of frontage.
Our buy of the week.
Joseph W., Seay Company
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 2626.
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SHANNON & LUcHS co.

construction and economical living
Attractive brk. duplex style that
offers privacy. . bedrms.. nice liv.
rln.. din. rm. sand kit. clean light
bsmt.. side screened porch. fenced
lot: close to Arlington Hail and Lee
blvd; will sell quickly at S12. 800.
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BRAND-NEW. RAMBLER
NEAR RIVERDALE, MD.
nnTIAT cTTAT rHF

0-F = y ~, U III
Ultra-mod. brick home with dream
Kit; disposal. etc.; 3 bedrms. (or
: bedrms. and DEM: 2 full baths
q in recr. rml; built-in garage;
located in Riverdale Heights. Direc-
tions: From stop light at Edmon-
ston rd. and Riverdale rd., go East
blocks to brick home, left to
GAIL 59th ave.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 5400.
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THOMAS F. HALEY
AsiLa. NRAA

1o,750-3-BEDRM. BRICK
BUNGALOW; near Cheverly Theater.
CALL THOMAS F. HALEY
Realtor, HY. o107. UN. 7649. 5
JUST OVER D. c. LINE, N. E.
Newly decorated 3-bedrm, asbestos
shingle on large lot; fully equipped
kit; full bsrnt.; garage; oil h.-w.h.
In one-fare zone Priced for Quick
sale with S22c0 down. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., WA. 6655,
UN. 1856. q
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= -
MCLEAN

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
This most attractive rambler will be
Besides 8 bedrms. there is a lge
dressing rm. adjacent to bath; liv
rm., 4 by 1876 with paneled firepl.
picture window: din. rm... l ! by IL
beaut. equipped kit; attached ga.
rage; utility rm.; oil heat; storage
si7,95O. For Apt. cali E. H
IRWIN. OW. 1928 or Elmwood 364e
eYnlnsiua q
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BEST BUY

6-rm. brk, Colonial on h-acre lot:
ped kit; floor plan incl. side hall,
spacious liv. rm. with hrepl. and
separate banquet size din rm.: auto,
oil heat: combination screens and
rating but represents an awful lot
of real vaue; "a 900 to SIS. 900 cash
needed. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-10-07
ASTLES IN THE AIR
A RARE EXHIBIT

Of modern functional planning at its
suited to its 100x155-ft. site and
offering luxurious space without sac
rificing that "cozy feeling" 16x24
liv. rm. has interesting treatment in
textures with wall Of Roman brick.
sand finished plaster. liberal use OF
glass and fresh greenhouse plants
and light and cheer; many built-in
cppboards. sliding closet doors and
unique inovations: all draperies. car
house for special people. S31. 900,
Evening star., 1950-10-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Camp Springs

$3.50 Cash-S50.41 Per Month
Located right beside Andrews Field
and convenient to Clinton; only ,
years old; three lovely bedrooms,
spacious living room, dining area
large, fully equipped kitchen and
bath; above terms to a vet; price
$4,000. pending VA appraisal. Cali
Mr.; Berens.. 1r.. or Mr.. Taylor, Sat.
and Sun, at MA. 50O5.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O X ST. NV.
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"TAKOMA PARK"

4 BEDROOMS. 11a BATHS
1850 CASH
Spacious 7-room brick. "a bedroom
with powder rm. on 1st A. all twin
in beautiful Cheverly Only 2 years
old; assume Veterans obligations.
3017 Parkway ave. Occupancy in .
weeks, Price S1S.500. tVA ap-
praisaD.
FEKETE 81 CO.
602 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040.
Evening star., 1950-10-07
COUNTRY CLUB GROVE
1417 K Street NV
DEF, RAW Special,

DEL KAY SPECIAL
Just of Mt. Vernon blvd, close to ex-
cellent school, shopping, transporta-
ton. Very clean brick semidetached.
entrance in rear. Full price ST.
900; assume trust with So, 900 down.
No. $50.
Curtis E. Martin, Inc.
12o 9: Royal, Alexandria. TIE. o23s,
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BUNGALOW-S1O,95O
SUBURBAN CHARM

IN FORESTVILLE
Taxes are high and going higher
rent is not deductable, int. and real
estate taxes are.
Save by buying this new and charm
in" 3-level home Of ) rooms and
bath big fireplace. porch, bsmt.: oil
heat attached garage; "a acre
ground; a very lovely setting. main
road. A buy at S15.950. Very lib
erpl terms,
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa ave. s.e.. VI 2s02 til 8.
Evening star., 1950-10-07
MT. RAINIER

Both st, near Taylor - Attractive,
neat, 6-rm. home. in excellent neigh
borhood, nr. schools, churches, shop
Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bedrm. and
bath, 1st A.; . bedrms., 2nd A.;
large front porch. inclosed back
porch that can be used as extra rm
rec. rm. and basement: det. gar, gas
range, new Servel refgr., plenty OF
closet space. oil h.-w.h. This house
Is very well kept. A bargain, $50.
reasonable down payment. Phone
Mr.. Myrick, TO. 5755.
KIRKS REALTY co.
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HoUsES-SALE-VA. (cont.)

A JEFFERSON MANOR BARGAIN
$1,49a down. balance like rent, will
put you in this attractive 2-bedrm.
home. equipped with aluminium
awnings, aluminium screens and
storm windows. Anchor fence and
de luxe refrigerator. Screened front
porch. house afford a lovely view
GEORGE s. DUFFEY CO., OV. 2554
1909 Duke St Alex B
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FAIRFAX. VA.

A44eH A~A, va.
sisting Of 3 bedrooms. 2 baths tone
bedroom and bath being on Isl
floor, large living room with fire.
place, den. modern kitchen; full
basement with Bendix; two porches
one inclosed; 2-car brick garage;
located on lovely corner lot; nice
shrubbery and trees surrounding 1t
Shown by appointment; SIT, 800
HERMAN E. GASCH & son
500 Woodward Building. MA. 1854
Sat. and Sun. Call TIE. 0540. S
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MORNINGSIDE MD, BUNGALOW
Excellent frame bungalow. q large
rooms ard modern bath; full base
ment: hot-water heat; lot 90x200.
Mr.. Crawford. 10. 9-S67S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
122f 14th st. NV. Dl. 3346.
IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY
mod. conV.. il mi. of i. S. /; i5
min. d C.; 2-story frame. 1st fl
spac, liy. ,rtn.; firepl,. din, rm.. fully
bsmt.. all mod. outside bldgs.; liberal
farm equip; 51a.. acres. az adj
acres; priced to sell inlmed LAUREL
REALTY CO., Miss Coots, Laurel
492.
ONE-ACRE GROUND. LANHAM. MD
Well-landscaped, with lge. shade
trees; 6-rm. and bath frame house;
large. modern kit. porch on sides
new 2-car cin6er block garage
chicken house. Call
THOMAS F. HALEY
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Arlington County News

Knapp and Mr.. AL Moran. have
gone to Florida on the johnson
yacht, Felicity, following the in
land water route. Mr.. johnson
will leave the boat in dock at Fort
Lauderdale and he and Mrs. John
son will go down about January ]
for stay of three months
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Wrigley and
their daughters, Ellen Rita and
Ann Nora, will return next week
to their home in North Arlington
from a four month vacation in
Hawaii, where they occupied their
home at Waikiki Beach. En- route
to the islands, they visited sew
eral national parks and cities in
the West.
Mrs. Harry F.. Cook of Overlee
Knolls was luncheon and bridge
hostess Tuesday. when her guests
we're Mrs. Marshall Crossman.
Mrs. Thomas Mills, Mrs. Ken
meth Eicher, Mrs. Lyman Goodin,
Mrs. Nathaniel Stone, Mrs. James
Dodge and Mrs. Wendell Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smell have
as their guest Mr.. SHELLS mother,
Mrs. Lincoln Porte of Nantucket.
Mass, who will be here until New
Years. Mr.. and Mrs. Smell,
Georgia Ann and Linda, moved
this fall to their new home in
Tara. Their former home in
Overlee Knolls is now occupied by
Col. and Mrs. Berkeley : cfis, who,
with their son and dau' ter, came
from Caracas, Venezuela.
Navy Capt. and Mrs. G. Serpell
Patrick and their daughter, who
have recently come from San
Diego, will occupy the home of
Capt. and Mrs. William A. Dean.
Mrs. Dean will leave next week
for the British West Indies to join
Capt. Dean who is stationed
there.
Comdr. and Mrs. Merrill Gray
son of Lee Heights have as their
guest Mrs. Grayson's mother.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson of Escondido.
Calf, who has been visiting with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. David D. Wilson. in
Chicago. Mrs. Wilson will return
to California about January /.
Commodore and Mrs. Joseph B.
Lynch are at their home in
Aurora Hills after a trip of two
months by automobile in the
West. which included California.
the Grand Canyon, Colorado
Springs and the national parks.