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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-21
Plan Memorial
For Winch At
New Hospital

A memorial in the new Euclid
Glenville Hospital in honor of Mr..
]. Russell Winch, late Public Re-
lations and Personnel Officer of
the Lubrizol Corporation, was an
nounced this week by Jay w. Col
Inns, Glenville Hospital Superin-
tendent.
This memorial is the first to
be announced in the hospitals re-
Gently developed program to OBJ
tain needed building funds by Of
fering permanent memorials in the
new hospital.
The inception Of this memorial
was unique, according to hospital
authorities. A spontaneous wish to
show their esteem for Mr.. Winch
was expressed by Lubrizol employ
ees by means Of a voluntary col
lection throughout the plant. An
amazing feature is that every
Lubrizol employee contributed to
the memorial fund.
The sum of $4,000 was raised
among the Lubrizol personnel, and
a committee consisting of Mr.. r.
C. Lieblein, Chairman, Mrs. R. G.
Harrison, and Mr.. Paul F. Ayers
was appointed to negotiate a suit
able memorial.
1t was decided that the admitting
office in the new hospital would
be the room memorialized, and
hospital authorities accepted this
proposal.
Mr.. Winch, former Euclid resi-
dent, was member of the Euclid
Glenville Hospital Association, and
was q leader in the drive to raise
a building fund for the Euclid
Glenville Hospital. He had been
with the Lubrizol Corporation since
1923, and after leaving Euclid was
leader in community activities in
Wickliffe.
Mr.. Loren J. Bullard, Chairman
of the Fund Raising Committee of
the Hospital Board Of Trustees,
expressed deep appreciation of the
Board for this most appropriate
memorial and urges other local
groups to consider similar action
which will give permanent recog-
milton to the person or group so
honored.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-21
ANNUAL BAZAAR

ANNUAL BAZAAR
The Alumnae Association Of the
Huron Road Hospital School of
Nursing will stage its annual ba-
zaar, Friday evening, June 22nd on
the hospital grounds.
There will be entertainment for
both young and old, and many
prizes. Proceeds from the bazaar
go into the Scholarship and Loan
Fund Foundation, maintained by
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-21
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-21

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Evening star., 1951-10-14

AUNT APT. comparatively new
Income over o10, 900; small down
payment. STEELE, RE. 0493. EN-
0303 IA
3 UNITS. income about $4,000 an.
nually; price, S31 $50; only Sd, 00t
ST: NV. ME. 215l.
3-uNIT APT. in fine ne. location
S2S5 monthly income. this apt. Ii
very clean. VIII sell to white oil
colOred, Price includes all furnish
ings. Excellent financing. Call Mr.
CO.. ST 7200 or CO. 1890, ewes
Evening star., 1951-10-14
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

HWMIst f,oor q'ipti partly sas equipped d for ss;
beauty parlor. with apt. on End
floor; suitable for other types Of
businesses; sissiG. Sla5 per month h bpply pSg
downtown 10000 so. Fl. on 4
floors; 3.000-pound freight elevator;
floor load $50 lbs. per 50. it., ex-
cellent shipping and receiving facili-
tie, tiss' Sn sale or "a Lease CARL G. RosIN-
DoWNTowN sHy S9, n sRoPPlNG RGiii DISTRICT.
2 floors, approx. 81 500 SO. #. 500
so F St. NV. Apply $40 F st.
NV, Rm. ~. lie
i:6 9Th ST. NV. opposite George
ment; parking iacils;, outlet to al
organ. headquarters. offices, club,
small manufacturing, etc. Apply
$40 ST. NV, Rm. 10. -16
sG Ground GSth osr ST. ,styn. NW s5 sdr sto,s
display room. Ind and ~ ard c''I fioops n
for ofices; fluorescent fixtures. as
phalt tiled floor; gas heat; entire
1aRANTY 15lERy P9F RGATY sf5 sF2o fsc RsG mG4th oa
sif. TN NichoIs ii hG NA AVE. 2SS7s Sc. 1.rs.
ness. WEEpoN CO. Me B 3oli IuS'
ROSSLYN = $500 So. It. Of open
space, idea, for labs. etc. ! other
space of about 1000 So. IT. with
truck dock, A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
ENTIRE FIR. DowNTowN-Mod
elev. bldg, 1000 or $500 so. II
open space. Call Mr.. Fischer with
DREYFqss DR. oo BROS. MA. O5s2;
DoWSroRjNMs eH,; epj esst 800 SO. IT.: als a-stor,
ann 6Smt hldR lGH 10
services all floors; good shippinE
and receiving facilities. CARL g
R0SINSKI CO.. MA. 1854. is
BETHESDA - Small store or shop.
Sbo. Zone industrial. 472l Miller
$4,000 so. FIT. OF FLOOR SPACE
Entire 2-story and basement build.
ing, Limistone front with large dis
play window; side and rear alleys
interior loading dock, freight eleva-
for 8sn. Located on doEntown l4th st
call Mr.. Green. with H. L. RUST
! CO. l00I 18th st. NV. MA. 500
Bldg, 42x59 f.. floors. 10th Or o.
street level. 9205 BALTIC; blvd
1919 4th ST. NV 500 50. it. 10,
SfaR ifommeEfiai TSayEpsEX psEklng IyrS2r N2 1921;
building; suitable shop or once
of building contractor. upholstereI
or other off-street business; S45 per
Downtown LIST comml.-Entire is,
fl. and bsmt.; gas heat. mod: suit
display organ. bus; prof. use; reas
Ma. 1857 Sun. RA. 5445.
STORE. VACANT-Suitable tailor: ct
level. 500 per mo. Also base
ment rms. with concrete foor; S25
up. Silver Spring, Nd. 81. 5533.
If
ga NJ ST. N.E.-2nd comml.. suitable
for otfces: 2 floors containing $50
50 II. each with adjacent parking
facilities; will remodel to suit sat-
isfactory tenant. Apply COSTELLO
ENGINEERING CO., % M st. ne.
1921 l4th ST. NV.
4-story office building. automatic
elevator Rent has been ereatly re-
| duced. 1885 Conn. ave. NV. Large
| once room. suitable for of1ce,
dancing studio, etc. Very reas. in
| rent.
3. cRIFAsI CO.. MA. e19o
Evening star., 1951-10-14
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

OFFSET PRINT SHOP and business.
era, dark room equipment, complete
plate-making equipment, offset
presses l1x17-10x14. paper cutter
folder. stitcher and furnishings.
Central location on main st. In
D, c. Box l69-R. Star. IA
responsible corporation, one tenant,
no expense except taxes, income
BROWN. Ma. 6740. IA
Evening star., 1951-10-14
OUTSTANDING VALUE

This apt. bldg. in good NV. locatio
while not new, Is in excel. cond. anc
ants. 1t has both / and 2 beGrm
apts., all rented at modest rent
and tenants pay own utilities. In,
come approx. $4,000 Yearly. Coco
financing avail and priced Just ovel
100000 for prompt sale.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
|1420 X st. NV, Realtor. EX. 1911
Evening star., 1951-10-14

$5, ,I8U a YR.-S2,UUU DOWN
Converted 4-family unit; Brightwood
section; this won't last long! CHES-
APEAkE REALTY CORP, ST. 4520;
ewes IA &l2A
Evening star., 1951-10-14
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
REALTOR-RE. 1855

1900 WISCONSIN AvE.-This .d-
dress's advertising value can build
mediate actionI buys this row brick
| modern front. 3 rooms down, own
apt. up il YOU desire. We. also have
fSdsLEY thStasE Fsai ae0rFssSSn S5S F
9Ii N. Y. ASE.N2 apts, and store
All rented. $3.50 per mo. stor.
leased for 10 yrs. At $3.50 per mo
CO, ma. 5637. She Burlington
DRY CLEANING PLANT-All bldgs
large lot. equipment included; own
sr retiring: located on main hsEy
Ea1lS kiNo Church: Rr 9.5,e. S2s.6oo' MISS
NV. cokNERgprive by se5 2ls,
NV. 34story and bsmt brick house
1st comm. Suitable for Offices. doc
tors, businesses. substant, sast
with COX & CO. RE. 1858.
1917 II ST. N.E.-1-s story newl,
erected brk. store. 25x95; early pos
session 9sold lIlo H st. ne NEWs92M
NJ. Goth AND X N.w.-s-story Srk
easily remodeled for business plus
living quarters, Price I5, Sl57s9 5t,
ESQ $50 fh. fILLISG nH sS2, station 6lPm
house: cleo. kit. oil heat. good well
3 bedrmS.. full bsmt. family ga.
rage acres new orchard, OWNER
$4,000. terms. On Balto blvd;
Mile. mH irom ROM Lsurei mls' isSTsl isS% D 4SsR S.
cIosE-M 4e"'' DOWNTOWN business
building on important trafic street
Two-stoIy and bsmt; Over 13'O0(
e.s S IT. 0oT ..y frsa ss show for Toe dstrb
uting ofices, national organization
Immed. possession. See Mr.: Norris
WEAVER BROS INC. DI. $500
evenings. CH. 923S.
SILVER SPRING. central location
! 50xl00, improved by residence; car
be zoned commercial and building
/ RIPLEY d. ROMER. Realtors. 81
Mr.. 3rd AND II N.w.-suitable nsec
car lot, book, ANTIQUE drugstore o.
investment. OWNER, RE. 3259
ewes. Rockville 1864.
BUILDING. WITH APT. on 2nd A.
zoned industrial: 10000 so. #. Of
ground 150-ft. frontage on road
This property must W..6 be Son.,as, SOLD a,
| OhHrI 10 ltdNiuk "dsu. SOuSlu0l
/ leasing Investors attention
OWNER. GE 3453.
ARE YOU ONE of the small bust.
nessmen who is tired of paying rent
plus a take on your gross salesi
| If so this may be for you. Moderr
bungalow with nice yard and a one
story building with full bsm. oyer,
ating as general store; on high
way, with 300-ft. road frontage
This store sells a little of every.
/ thing and there are , ESQ ga:
pumps out front Business is eooc
out nere-pyIce for modern home
plus modern store on one acre O.
ground with approx. $4,000 in sal
able mercnaauiaP; all this Tor So
I 500: terms. BERNARD T. EROSIUS )
/ RRaltnr SII uAol ereS. 81 sSkI
Evening star., 1951-11-23

American laboratory technicians
moving up with the occupation
forces would take one look at a
test tube brought in from a near
by faucet and promptly scream
orders to have 1t put out Of bounds.
All ranks were warned not to drink
the local supply until it had been
boiled.
Chlorine Increased.
Then the Army began using
chlorine. Cities, towns and vii
lages. even the cross roads pumps
were inspected and where the
count Of germs ran high the
amount OF chlorine was increased.
Even the American troops would
swear in their singular fashion
when they gulped a glass of local
water. To the Germans, the
|chlorinated water was a grievous
injury. It still Is one of the most
Evening star., 1951-11-23

ces might not be visited upor
their very children.
The Army command replies
patiently to all complaints that
|chlorination not only is essential
but that years Of experience have
disproved the old wives tales OF
souring wine, unfermented beer
and impotent live stock. They
admit the taste and sometimes the
odor is not all that could be de-
sired but they are not going to risk
the health Of great army just to
satisfy the superstitious beliefs Of
German farmers.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
German Complaint Against Occupoton Chornoted Water

HEIDELBERG, Germany, Nov
% (CDN) THE United States
Army in Germany gets along with
the local population with a mini
mum Of friction except the one
great headache produced by the
chlorination Of water.
An able group of American Army
doctors surveyed the water sup
plies as soon as the first troops
crossed the Rhine and what they
found would fill several volumes
Water mains had cracked under
the pressure Of bombing and were
carrying not only the supply OF
water for household use but large
amounts Of sewage from adjacent
|aqueducts that had been used from
ancient times.
Typhoid Was Endemic.
Typhoid fever was endemic In
many areas in which our troops
had to be uuartered. Although
the Germans are q scientific peo-
pie with q worldwide reputation
for fine medical schools. their su-
pervision Of water supplies seemed
unbelievably backward. Most OF
the controls were left in the hands
of the local authorities and they
obviously did nothing to disturb
the calm assurance that all was
well.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
IRed Cross Bars Action
In Chest Case Fight
by The Associaied Press

The American Red Cross Twill
not petition of our own volition'
for dismissal of injunctions against
officials of the Community Chest
Of Waynesboro, Inc. a headquar.
ters spokesman said in Alexandria
Federal Judge John Paul grant.
ed the injunctions at Harrison.
burg on October 16 after the Red
Cross objected to the use Of its
name in any form in a proposed
one-package Community Chest
campaign planned by the Waynes-
boro Chest organization.
The temporary injunctions were
against individual members Of the
board Of directors Of the Chest
Organization. The directors re-
signed October rs and the organi-
cation was dissolved, and a new
one was formed.
| A compromise offer was made te
the Red Cross asking that it re-
lieve the Injunction against the
individual directors. This would
have had the effect Of striking
their names from the court record
A permanent injunction, II grant
ed, would be against the new or
ganiZation.
This was the plan put by off,
cials Of the Waynesboro Chest to
c. Leo Wilhelm, assis'a ant Eastern
area manager of the Red Cross,
when he visited Waynesboro last
week.
The Red Cross ...eadquarters
spokesman he. said today 1t
further action in the matter Ia
dependent on the answer filed by
the Chest organization in Federal
District Court.
Evening star., 1951-11-23

bitterly denounced Of all the i'm
positions of the victorious armies.
According to fearful German
men and women who regularly ap-
pear to protest at American head
quarters. the chlorine has spoiled
their wine, contaminated their
milk and cheese. lowered the rate
Iof production In their little gardens
and, worst Of all. affected the
processes Of brewing to q point
where beer no longer tastes like
beer.
Evening star., 1951-11-23

(Continued)
Bowman's Hardwore
S4o2 Queens chspel Rd.
w. HyettsvilIs, Nd.
chiIIum Paint g. Hardware
chiIium 6 Riggs Rds.
hyattsviIIe, Nd.
Community Paint g. Hdw.
1850 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
6. Dopp Co., Inc.
4sls Defense Hwy.
BIedensburs. Nd.
Eiy's Dept. Store
lndionheed. Nd.
Hardware, Inc.
1858 New Hempshirs Ave.
Takoms Park. Nd.
Hoos Hardware
s545 Gsorsia Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
HiiIwood Hardware
72oo New Hempshirs Ave.
Tekome Park. Nd.
Howard's $40
44os 34th St.
Nj. ReinieT, Nd.
HyottsviIIe Hardware
s1z1 BoItimors Ave.
HyestsviIis, Nd.
kensinston Dept. Store
Al Howerd Ave.
Kensinston, Nd.
Londover Hardware
1923 Annapolis Rd.
Lsndever Hills. Nd.
Laurel Hardware
437 Main ST.
Lourei, Nd.
LoeoI Paint & Hardware
53o7 BeIsimers Ave.
HysttsviIIs. Nd.
Maryland Hardware
$40 Forest Glen Rd.
Silver Spring. Nd.
Melntire Hardware
1o8o4 Lincoln Ave.
Kensinston, Nd.
MelntiFe Hardware
S149 Conn. Ave.
Chevy Chose, Nd.
Murroy Hardware
5000 New Hsmpshire Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
J. R. Pendleton & Son
1890 George Ave.
Wheaton, Md. ID
Peoples Hardware
1000 34th 81.
Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Peoples Hordware
1000 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
Peoples Hardware
3s27 Biedensburs Rd.
colmar Maner, Nd.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
Better Cough Relief

When new drugs or old fail 10 stop
your cough or chest cold don't delay.
Creomulsion contains only safe, help
ful, proven ingredients and no mar
cotics to disturb natures process. Ie
goes right to the seat of the trouble 10
aid nature soothe and heal raw, ten
der, infiamed bronchial membEanea-
Guaranteed to please you or druggist
refunds money. Creomnlsion has stood
the test Of many millions of users.
CIRCUMCISION
ssisvss cssghs, chsst csids, Aests DssaeAiais
Evening star., 1951-11-23
Impotent Livestock.

One group Of professors. more
indignant than most. insisted the
chlorinated water had made their
livestock impotent. Their animals
languished and no longer brought
forth young. just a few more years
of this chlorination they cried
would bring disaster and who could
tell but what the same consequent
Evening star., 1951-11-23
Cleans Your Copper, Brass, Stainless Steel Cook,

{}tt)''''''''i:+ ''''i+ : 4:
$1.49 FULL PINT
Sold at your local hordwore,
veriety or department
store exclusively.
MARYLAND
(Continued)
Perryso's Feed s. Hardware
$500 Oxen Hill Rd.
1926 BIedsnsbuFs I'd. NE.
Piney Broneh Hardware
87o3 Flower Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
Riggs Monor Phormoey
6573 Aser I'd.
West HystssviIIe, Nd.
Ripple Supply
Clinton. Nd.
RiverdoIe Hordwers :.
6lo4 Rhode isIand Ave.
Riverdels. Nd.
Seymour hordwaFs
1885 Landovsr Rd.
Lendover. Nd.
Siebel Supply
Burtonsville, Nd.
Silver Spring Paint & Hdw.
Szli Georsia Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
SpeneerviIle Supply
Speneervills. Md.i
Staneliff Hordware
lanhsm. Md.
Suburban Rexoli Drug
43oI Randolph Rd.
viess Mill vilIese, Nd.
Suburban Hardwore
7105 Mariboro Pike
PeFkIond, Nd.
SuitIand HurdwoTs
1894 SuitIand Rd.
Suitland, Nd.
Takoma Coop Drugstore
6S45 New HampshiEs Ave.
Tekoma Park, Nd.
Thomas g. Co.
GoishersbuFs, Nd.
z. D. Wotkins Hardware
670l Roosevelt Ave.
Seat Plsssanf, Nd.
Wheaton Paint q Hardware
HAS Gsorsis Ave.
Wheston,. Nd.
Woodmoor Hordware
iol0I coIssvilIs Rd.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
NORTHEAST

Ace HdW.
40o2 Minnesota Ave. NE.
Bennins Hdw.
44o5 Benninss Rd. MI.
Brook land Hdw.
35ol 18th St. NE.
Bunker Hill Hdw.
zol9 Bunker Hill Rd. NE.
Edsewood Hdw.
2z16 4th ST. NE.
Hordins Hdw., Inc.
1901 Miehisan Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
SOUTHEAST

~
A. B. c. Hdw.
73o 18th St. Sc.
BrinsfieId Drug
3s35 S. cspiteI 81.
Circle Paint G Hdw.
z56 18th St. Sc.
Circle Paint g. Hdw.
2Ss 18th St. Sc.
EImira Drug
44oI S. cepitoI St.
Froeer Hardware Co.
Ills Penna. Ave. Sc.
Homemokers Hdw.
Alb 9Th 81. Sc.
Kousens Hdw.
z3I Penne. Ave. Sc.
Nessen's Sc to $500 Stores
41s sfh St. Sc.
Peoples Hdw.
SOB Penno. Ave. Sc.
Peoples Hardware
3s43 AIobama Ave. Sc.
Roy's Hdw.
5sl6h Central Ave. ST.
South CopitoI Hdw.
3sI7s. cepitoI St.
SOUTHWEST
MiehoeI's Hdw.
424 7th ST. S.W.
MARYLAND
Aser Hardware
6577 Aser Rd.
Hyattsviiie, Nd.
Archer's Hardware
57lo Edmensten Ave.
RiverdeIe, Nd.
Arehers Hardware
e2o5 Baltimore Ave.
RiverdeIe, Nd.
Ben FronkIin $40
2zo7 vornum 81.
Mt. Reinier, Nd.
Ben FrankIin $40
l145I George Ave.
Wheoton, Nd.
Berwyn Hardware & Supply
8204 BeltimoFe Blvd.
Berwyn, Nd.
Bethesda Paint 8 Hardware
1914 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesde, Nd.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
NORTHWEST

Apex Hdw.
1870 Yuma ST. NV.
Berg Hdw.
ezl2 3rd St. NV.
M. Bosen e. Son
Sob Conn. Ave. NV.
Boulevard Hdw.
SAT- Macarthur Blvd. NV.
CoIvert Hdw.
24os Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Condey Hdw.
1ll6 18th St. NV.
copitoI City Hdw.
53o2 Georgia Ave. NV.
Chevy Chase Paint G Hdw.
56oS Conn. Ave. NV.
Circle Paint & Hdw.
2I24 Penno. Ave. N. W.
Homilton Hdw.
52ol Georgia Ave. NV.
Homewood Hdw.
1857 Moss. Ave. NV.
Ido's Dept. Store
56ol Georgia Ave. NV.
Korb Hdw.
37lo Maeomb St. NV.
Meenehon's Hdw.
z2o4 l4th St. NV.
Meenehon's Hdw.
324I IA ST. NV.
Mount Pleasant Hdw.
31e7 Mt. PIeesont St. N. ".
}. B. Nye Hdw.
1923 1st St. NV.
OIson's Hdw.
1924 Georgia Ave. NV.
Peoples Hdw.
z475 18th St. NV.
Peoples Hdw.
77l7 Georgia Ave. NV.
Peoples Hdw.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Peoples Hdw.
1877 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
Petworth Hdw.
s2l Upshur St. NV.
Precision Hdw.
1881 18th St. NV.
Sheridan Hdw.
6I35 Georgia Ave. NV.
Twomey Electric g Hdw.
1923 18th St. NV.
Wesley Heights Pharmacy
1901 45th St. NV.
West End 5/l0
1880 Penno. Ave. NV.
james Wimsott, Inc. =.
4S35 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Younsbiood Hdw.
341 Cedar St. NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Mrs. Elsie Pinney Refires;
Marine EmpIoye 33 Years

Mrs. Elsie M. Pinney, 1403 North
Highland street, Arlington, retired
as a civilian employe of the Ma
Irine Corps yesterday, after more
than 80 years in Government
service.
Mrs. Pinney received a gift from
her fellow employees at ceremonies
at corps headquarters. She was a
claims examiner in the Supply De-
Ipartnent's transportation section.
A native of Baltimore, Mrs. Pin
ney began Government service in
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. In 1918, she became a
Marinette in Marine Corps, serving
in the Quartermaster Department.
The following year she became a
lcivilian employe of the corps.
Mrs. Piney was active in the
American Legion here. having
served one term as commander of
q. s. S. Jacob Jones Post. In 1886
she was elected second vice COM
mander of the District Department
of the organization. She's also was
a charter and active member of
the American Federation of Gov
ernment Employees, Navy Depart
ment Lodge, No. /.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Richmond Licenses
Granted D. T.. Dairies;
Price Regulations Set

Two Washington dairies today
have the Virginia Milk Commits
sion's permission to sell on the
Richmond market, but they must
abide by minimum price regula-
tionS.
Licenses were granted by the
commissioner yesterday to South
ern and Lucerne Diaries of Wash
ington, and to the Virginia, Rich
mond, Clover Leaf and Curles Neck
Diaries in Richmond.
To meet one of the regulations
Southern Diaries yesterday said
lit would distribute on the Rich
mond market only as much milk
as it bought from a Spottsylvania
farmer within the Richmond milk
shed. Actually, the farmer sells
Ito Chestnut Farms Dairy in
Washington.
Southern is selling Chestnut
Farms milk in Richmond until
Southern completes it's own pas
Iteurization plant at Norfolk, which
will handle milk produced on tbs
Richmond market. Southern and
Chestnut Farms are Subsidiaries OF
the National Dairy Products Co
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Cartoonist Sam Cobean
Killed in Auto Crash
By the Associated Press

WATKINS GLEN, N. Y, July 3
Sam Cobean, 81, cartoonis
whose works have appeared il
several national magazines, wa'
killed last night in an automo.
bile crash.
The crash occurred when Mr.
Cobean's English-made auto ano
another car collided 4 miles ives
Of here, police said.
Cameron R. Argetsinger, 81, o.
Youngstown, Ohio, was riding
with Mr.. Cobean when the acci.
dent happened.
He was taken to Shepherd;
Relief Hospital in nearby Mon.
tour Falls where attendants. sale
his injuries were not serious. They
said he suffered lacerations of the
head.
Mr.. Cobean began cartoonine
for the Disney studios in Holly
wood in 1897 and worked on the
feature-length "Snov' White anc
the Seven Dwarfs."
His cartoon panels have ap.
peared in the New Yorker, Satur.
day Evening Post, Esquire anc
other magazines. His best-knowr
panels were the dream" cartoon.
picturing his subjects thoughts
as well as actions.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
BY the Associated Press

FORT COLLINS, Colo. July g.
Government agents, making their
final check of the Crystal Noun
tain scene of United Air Lines
plane crash, watched for classified
documents from the Korean war
today.
1t. Col. Merle A. Parks, one of
the so victims of the crash Satur-
day, was returning to Strategic
Air Command headquarters at
Omaha from Korea. He was chief
of the technical reconnaissance
branch of the SAC directorate OF
operations.
An SAC public information Of
ficer in Omaha said Col. Parks
was reported to be carrying classi-
fled documents, but gave no in
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Lotus From Ancient Seed
Shifted 10 Outdoor Pool

The National Capital Parks two
Chinese lotus plants, terminated
from seed estimated to be $4,000
years old, were transferred from
Ia greenhouse tank today to an
outdoor pool in the Kenilworth
Aquatic Gardens, Park Supt. Ed
ward j. Kelly said today.
The lotus plants now are grow
ing broad leaves above the water,
some of which are about eight
inches in diameter.
One aid to the expected growth
is the precaution being taken to
provide for care and safety of the
plants by the National Capital
Parks authorities. From confining
pots, the plants were transferred
Ito wooden boxes "a inches square
by 10 inches deep, containing
special soil.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Peace Cross Flood Plan
Studied by MARYLAND

Maryland State Roads Commits
sion engineers are surveying the
oft-fiooded Peace Cross area at
IBladensburg to determine whether
it would be feasible to raise the
road about 8 feet to keep traffic
moving in rainy weather.
Marcus F. H. Greenhorne
Bladensburg town engineer who
proposed the road-raising plan,
disclosed the State study last
night. The survey will require a
week and perhaps two weeks will
IelapSe before State engineers know
the answer, Mr.. Greenhorne re-
ported. Recently, the Town
Council ignored his suggestion,
appearing to be more interested in
an So to $40 million flood control
plan for the Anacostia River by
the Army District engineers.