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HOUSE OF MERIT
The Lafayette House was built In
the early 10th century and was
known as ..'the most elegant house..
Its perfect restoration and modern
ization retains its elegance while 10
brings added INABILITY and charm.
From its brick arched basement
through its distinctive three stories
you are satisfied" with the right
ness" Of it all. The original ran
Door" and hall arch. fine hanging
stair and high ceilings are features
typical of the architecture Of the
period-nothing inner has been pro.
duced. Truly . handsome, dignided
house fianked by terrace and garden.
Photographs ayailable-inspection by
appointment. Call Miss Hin or Mrs.
Mark. Decatur 4101. once hours;
Emerson 0S81 evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive AGENT
1908 2oth st. NV. washington. DC
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
STANLEY r ROW., AND
Crestwood Colonials

l1S Z. Broad ST., Falls Church. Va.
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RAMBLER, $22, $50
ROCK CREEK FOREST
This is a lovely home. Less than I
year old consisting Of 8 bedrms.. liv
rm. with firepE; din. rm.., all-elec
kit; full bsnnt. with paneled recr
rm. Close to transp.; schools, etc
owner transferred. Immediate pos
session. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE
EN- 6S71. EYES Or 942S.
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ALEXANDRIA
NEAR FIT. BEIVOIR

NEAR FT. BELVOIR
A real buy in this all-brick home,
spacious liv. Ym., full-sise din. rm.,
equip; kit; with breakfast rm.. bed
tile bath. 2nd a.; screened porch.
a-acre Of wooded ground. on quiet
street. approx, 500 IT. from transp.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
ov. 6549. AL. 2096, ov. 1946.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ARDMORE, S1,250 down-Brick
BUNGALOW. 2 bedrms., tile bath, lge
heat; needs some decorating.
WAYNE A. CASKEY, AP. 6400:
avae WA 1890 Ill
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1710 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex, Va.
TIE. 1923. AL. 2737 Iii
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GARDEN CITY
IVY HILLS
ALEXANDRIA

IVY HILLS
ALEXANDRIA
brick Colonial home tonly
3 yrs. old), situated on, level fencec
lot with beautiful shrubbery, clost
to schools. churches, shopping anc
transportation; 1st floor has lge. liv
rm. (15x19), with fpl.. scr. side pch.
full size din. rm., dream kit. equipped
with range, refrigerator, automatic
dishwasher and clothes washer ane
garbage disposal; 2nd floor has
lovely bedrms. e twin size) and gen.
uine tile bath; full bsmt., gas a.-c
heat; aluminium self-storing storm
win d ows, screens and venetian
blinds. Price, S22,950. Only $4,000
cash required; purchaser may as
sumo ga loan.
FAIRFAX
$3.50, 2-bedroom cleaning whit,
frame bungalow with garage: "a
acre level lot with huge oak trees
can be bought furnished for S9,26O
$4,000 cash.
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor OW. 3o24
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UNUSUAL HOME

One that is out of the ordinary.
Women will fall in love with 1t
at first sight The large kitchen
Is equipped with an Lieu. IT. re-
frigerator. 2-oyen range and plen-
ty of cupboard space; living room
has log-burning fireplace;, dining
room opens to q screened porch:
Patio overlooking large yard and
fountain. 8 good-sized bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Full base
ment has separate laundry room:
garage, tiled shower stall and
reuEhed-in plumbing for kitchen.
formation call Mrs. Sheppard. OR.
& DUNLOP, INC
1900 18th st.. NV. DI. o222.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD
2 FAMILY S13.e5o

EVANSVILLE
Best 2-familv we've had this year
z spotless rooms and 2 full baths
separate entrances, large shady
yard, apartment rents for $50 9
month; basement; oil h.-w. h. Ii
3-53S6 til 9.
YOUNG a. BOWERS CO.
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SILVER SPRING, CORNER LOT
3 bedrooms, 2 stories. with custom
made patio, including tapestry brick
barbecue pit; $13,950, with very
attractive financing: convenient to
schools, stores, etc. It. will pay you
appointment only. Call Mr.. Lans-
dale. RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
OPEN & TO DARK

For your convenience we will
keep this lovely 3-bedroom
brick Colonial open today until
dark. The home is now vir-
tually completed and ready for
you to take possession. The
LIST floor contains a 20-ft. liv-
ing room with fireplace. full
sized dining room and nicely
equipped kitchen; upstairs are
3 bedrooms and bath; down
stairs. a full basement with
plenty Of space for a recrea-
tion room. All this plus q
half acre wooded lot, copper
plumbing. gas a.-c. heat and
busltne at the door: full price
only S15.950. with q $4,000
FHA loan available; payments
less than rent at only S65.97
per month. Directions: Out
Lee hwy. to trafic light in
Falls Church. right on West
Broad ST.. approx. 3 miles to
Dun Loring I'd. tAmoco sta
tion. on left). left approx. 4
blocks block to our open" sign on
Dominion ms. g. Realty Age,
OK. 177e, 3103 N. 10th, GL.. 63s
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ARLINGTON
60 nm nOWN

Will buy this all-brick, 2-story home
Portable liv. rm., separate din. rm.
equipped kit. 2 nice hedrns., tile
bath. full bsmt., attic, driveway
Excellent financing. Quick posses
sion. tool
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes on Wilson Blvd. ia. 4-160O
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NEAR CLINTON

Historic old house and So acres. $500
It. on hard surfaced road; house is
sound and has exceptional possibili-
ties-fireplaces random width floors.
etc; now has bath and half. wiring
and electric pump; near Andrews
Field and several new DEVELOPMENTS;
down payment to sound purchaser
RIDDELL REALTY CO.. DI. 1000,
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RIVER ROAD
ROCKVILLE

FIRST TIME OFFERED
Det. brick on quiet st. First A., bed
rm. and bath: . bedrms. and bath
on End f.: fireplace. full basement
gas heat, fenced rear lot with trees
Evenings. call Mr.. Bridges, Rockville
2039. Exclusively with
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
ROCKVILLE OFFICE
.2o9 E. Mont. Ave, Rockville $500
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peter ]. hagan

$9,65O
GI-S900 DOWN
INCLUDING SETTLEMENT
New brick bungalows featuring 2
lovely bedrooms with k-in closets,
tric kitchen with dining area. We
netian blinds, oil heat; large lot.
$10.750
MT. RAINIER
Lovely. 2-hedrm. BUNGALOW. ! blk. from
streetcar terminal, 2 bedrms., liv.
area, fun bsmt., front porch, drive
way; concrete street and sidewalks.
S1.700 down to GI.
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SILVER SPRING AREA

SILVER SPRING AREA
.3.BEDRoOM BUNGALOW, s14,950
Close in. garage, level lot; living rm.
large kitchen. basement, Oil h.-w.h.
NEW COLONIAL, S16,250
Three bedrms., full bsmt.; nr. shop
ping. schools. and transp. at door
NEW BRICK RAMBLER. S17.500
Three bedrms., Ia baths, level lot;
BULGE & BOWLBY
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SILVER SPRING
2.REnROQM RAMBLER

Practically new brick home on nice
level lot in well-planned community,
just off Georgia ave-: lge.. living rm.,
well equipped kitchen. full basement,
storage attic, aluminium storm win
dows, automatic washer and dryer.
excellent 25-year first trust; low
monthly payment. Call Mrs. Guartno,
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV.
st. 1900. Evenings. Wo. 1878.
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BEVERLY HILLS

O1S G1V4J Z 114AAO
homes. First a.: Studio-liv. rm.
with firepl. and built-in bookshelves,
din, rm. with 2 built-in corner cup
boards, library Cor bedrm) with tile
bath. breakfast nm, kit. with new
elec. equipment. 20x12 screened
porch with complies. privacy over
wall carpeting and drapes on first a.
and stairway. Second a.: twin-size
bedrms., tile bath, sun deck; oil
h.-w. heat. new gas hot-water
heater; out-of-ground basement; at
tached garage; roll screens. Vene-
tian blinds. storm windows; abund-
ant storage space. Price, S32 900.
TIE. O37O. -12
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DOMINION HILLS

Live In this conveniently located
Colonial on nice lot 6Ox125 IT.
12x1S liv. rm. with firepl.. 11xl3
din: rm.. equipped kit. 8 bedrms
and rec. rm,, This house is one OF
N. Arl.'s better buys. For appt. to
see, call IA. 3333.
Evening star., 1951-09-22
Could you pick a
more ideal location?
3 minutes from
U. S. CENSUS BUREAU
; minutes from
NAVAL ORDNANCE LAB.
; minutes from
NAVAL HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE
10 minutes from
ANDREWS FIELD
10 minutes from
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
l3 minutes from
ANACoSTIA NAVAL AIR STATION
l2minutes from
CAPITOL HILL & VICINITY
DIRECTIONS
FROM D. c. AND MARYLAND

Out Penn. Ave. Sc, across Sousa Bridge
Penn Ave Bridge to Branch Ave. -. turn
right and go about " mile to Alabama Ave:
:. turn left into Suitland Road and proceed
about 134 miles to our large display board on
left =. then turn left and follow arrows to
our furnished model home.
Evening star., 1951-09-22
FROM VIRGINIA

Over new S. Capitol Street Bridge =. out
Suitland Parkway about miles . turn left
at Branch Avenue, go about " mile :. then
right on Suitland Road 134 miles to our display
board, turn left and follow arrows to our
furnished Model Home.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01
Award Badges
to Scouts
at Chardon

Advancement badge awards
and a program of entertain
ment by the scouts highlighted
the October pack meeting of
Cub Scout Pack 80 held Mon
day evening at the Methodist
church.
Advancement badge awards
were presented to the follow
ing: Wolf badges were awarded
to Ray Prussia, John Heikkila,
John Patterson, Tim Holder and
Lloyd Carlson; Bear badges
went to Emory Dilda, Ronny
Prussia and Wayne Bissell;
Gold Arrow award to Tommy
Heinz; The Denner badge went
to Lloyd Carlson and assistant
Denner badge to Tommy Pap
tie. Danny Carson was initiated
into the pack.
The evenings entertainment
program included "Quizz Kids"
of Den answering questions
about Cub Scouting.
John Patterson of Den II
showed how he made an indian
headress. Ronny Hunter also of
Den II told about his scrap
book and collections. Jonny
Heikkila showed howe to tie a
necktie and George Walsh told
how to fix a rope so the end
wouldn't fray. Steve Burgess,
gave some rules on safety.
Those scouts participating in
the program from Den III are
Emory Dilda who played sell
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01
Coming Cuenb

MONDAY, NOV. 5:
Progress club will hear a
"Preview of Election Issues u
presented by the Geauga County
League of Women CVoters," al
the Thrasher House, Mrs. Tom
Richmond, chairman of refresh
nents.
Hambden Grange will meet
at the Grange Hall. There will
be election of officers.
TUESDAY, NOV. 6:
The Ruby Chapter No. 4,
Eastern Star, will meet at the
Masonic Temple. An election of
officers will be held at this
meeting. Aura Davis is the
worthy matron and James Bu-
chan is the worthy patron.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7:
A county meeting of the
will be held at the home of
women's hospital association
Mrs. Herbert Craig, 229 S. Main
ST., at $50 pm, Wednesday
Nov. 7.
The Alert Group of the Pill
grim Christian church will meet
with Mrs. Charles Strong at
the parsonage. There will be
a dessert luncheon at 1 o'clock.
The Pythian Temple meets.
Friendship Guild will meet
at 8 pm. with Mrs. Madge
Strong at the parsonage of the
Pilgrim Christian church with
Mrs. Vern Strong and Mrs.
Dorothy Wedge as hostesses.
THURSDAY, NOV. 8:
Geauga County Business and
Professional Women will meet
at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Wilmot, 3O6 North St., at 8 pm.
Mrs. Wilmot will show her
collection of antique jeWelry.
Junior Aid of the Pilgrim
Christian church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Margaret
Bleadingheiser. The co-hostesses
are Mrs. Betty Ferguson and
Mrs. Ireta Griffiths. Guest
speaker will be Miss Ruth
Smith and her subject will be
"a Word in Your Ear"
Mrs. Grace HaZen will be
hostess to the Willing Workers
at 2 pm.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
NOV. 9-10:
Eastern Star Auxiliary will
hold Rummage and Food sale
in Bickle's garage, East Park
st. starting at l pm. Friday.
Jessie Bickle is chairman.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01

Gently returned from a motor
trip to Cadillac, Michigan with
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Williams
of Middlefield. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dougherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. White
are planning to leave this week
for Auburndale, Fla, where
they will spend the winter.
An Army news release to-
day mentioned Corporal JUS
tin D. Doersam as being among
those taking part in air troop
carrier maneuvers in Italy.
Corporal Doersam is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Doersam
of Chardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Yes
have recently moved from
South ST., to a home on Route
166 about six miles from town.
A party of six men spent
four days last week hunting at
Pelee Island. Paul Alvord, DR..
Ed Better, Howard Oplinger,
Claude Shreiner, all of Char
don, DR.. Seymour of Painesville
and John Oplinger of Akron
made up the group.
Robert Reed, 9 year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Reed
of Painesville, will be given a
birthday dinner party at the
home of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. P. Dewalt. Besides
Robert and his parents, guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Dewalt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wenzel Jr., and daughter Bly,
the, and Mrs. Daisy Gallagher
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j..
Wenzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hassel, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leyde, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Dewalt attended the football
game in Cleveland Saturday
evening between the Cleveland
Browns and the New York
Giants. Following the game
they had supper at the farm
of the r. P. DeWalts.
Robert J. Thrasher of S..
Hambden ST., who has been ill
for several days, was taken
to Lakeside hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Barone
recently entertained a large
number of friends and relatives
while Norman was home from
Fort Lee, Virginia on a seven
day pass. Also visiting the Bar
ones was Derrie Hennagin of
Burbank, Calf, who is a WAC
and is stationed at Fort Lee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Smith
of Windsor are the parents of
girl born Oct. 81.
"A daughter was born on Oct
81 to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe J,
Yoder of Middlefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Smith
of Chardon are the parents OF
baby boy born on Oct. %.
October 27, a baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
+. Ziglander, Huntsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keske
of Chardon are the parents of
a baby boy born Oct. 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vacey
of Chesterland are the parents
of a baby girl born Oct. 20.
BURTON - Mr.. and Mrs,
Maurice Arnold of Dean Court,
Burton, are the parents of a
son, Gary Allen, born Oct. Is,
at Woman's Hospital, Cleveland.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01
Darlene EdehnSkl
Has B1rthdayRarty

Mr.. and Mrs. George Edel-
inski honored their daughter
Darlene with a birthday party,
Friday night, Oct. 26th at
their home 112 Chardon Ave
The guest list included An
drea Carson, Linda Golf, Patty
Oplinger, Julia Blasko, Susan
Kiebler, Joan Manning, Billie
Gaylord, Nancie Gray, Mary
Virginia Jones, Carol William
son, Sara Smith, Dianne Pom
eroy, Judy Mcdonald, Gail and
Sandra Faranacci, Sandra Cald-
we'll and Gail Macy.
The basement was decorated
with halloween decorations and
the guests enjoyed square dan
cling, polka dancing and games
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Cocietv e
DGh. R!,,,ra&l d

Mr., and Mrs. Don Muchmore
and son Danny and Mrs. Viola
McNish spent the weekend in
Fremont visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Thompson of
Claridon rd., is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. Bert
Thayer, in Jamestown, N. Y.
Several women from Chardon
have been attending a train
ing course for Den Mothers
at the Riverside high school
in Painesville on Tuesday eve
ningS. From Pack 80 - Mrs
Ralph Burgess, Mrs. Merritt
Smith, Mrs. Roy Burdick and
from Pack SO - Mrs. Robert
Neil and Mrs. William Janu
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Parsons
were in Bowling Green, O.,
visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Russell A. John
son and family. Miss Paula
BostWick accompanied them to
visit her cousins, Jay and 10
Marie Johnson.
Mrs. Laura Tracy will en-
tertain the West Chardon
Thimble club on Thursday Nov.
8. Luncheon will be served at
100 pm.
Recent visitors at Frank
Battles were Harold Beech of
Chester, Harmon Battles of
Thompson, j, E. Mapes of
Willoughby and Vesta Hender-
son of Austinburg.
Mrs. Ray Baker who under
went surgery last week in War
rem, has returned to her home
here on Water st. where she
is convalescing.
Mrs. Wilfred Fielding has re-
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Nth MS2o,k
At Corey Hosnital.

At Corey Hospital:
To MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth
Moreland of Lake Aquilla, a
baby boy was born on Oct. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pollock
of Chardon are the parents
of a baby boy born Oct. IA.
A baby boy was born on
Oct. 16, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam j. Mullett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon J. Yoder
of Middlefield are the parents
of a baby girl born on Oct. 16.
A baby daughter was born
to MIR. and Mrs. Dan j. Troyer
of Burton on Oct. II.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01
Couple to
Wed on


Thousands of people will be
present at the November Goth
wedding of Richard Quiggle,
nephew of Mrs. Yola Mcbride,
Chardon, and Marlene Peters,
Cleveland.
The couple will be married on
the television program Bride
and Groom at 3:15 pm. The
program will be televised over
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01

channel 5, station VIEWS, Cleve-
land, to the thousands of tele-
vision watchers in the Cleveland
area.
The couple wrote to the pro-
gram without seriously consid-
ering an appearance on it and
were surprised to learn they had
been selected to be married on
television.
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ections on his electric guitar;
Ronny Prussia who played sell
ections on his accordian and
Tommy Heinz with Ray Prussia
in little play on Fire Preven-
tion Week.
A short talk on his scout
troop was given by Scoutmaster
Peter Barone.
The evening closed with
cider and doughnuts for every
one. At the September meet
ing Carl Duralia was initiated
into the Pack.
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prizes were awarded.
Co-hoStesseS who assisted
Mrs. Edelinski were Mrs. Arvt
Filppi, Mrs. Arthur Ahonen anc
Mrs. Rodger Smith.
Honored guest for the eve
ming was Mrs. Oscar Jones, 6tf
grade teacher, who assisted the
children with their dancing.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01

He and his wife,
have taken over the
operation of the Air
View Inn and hope to
make Chardon their
permanent home. Mr..
Reese, or Tom, as he
prefers to be called,
has had previous rest
aurant experience in
Kingston, Pennsylvan'
ia.
He halls originally
from Valley Stream,
Long Island, N. Y. AS
a student at Long Is
land University he
was a member of the
varsity boxing team.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01

A turkey dinner will be
served at the Hambden Con-
gregational church, Tuesday
Nov. 6, from 5 to 7 pm. Adults
$1.25 and children.75.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01
Adds GIamor To Kitchen

II you're repainting your kitchen
and wish that your refrigerator
matched your wall or trim. you can
have 1t sprayed in the color you de-
sire at the nearest auto-body-hnish-
ing shop.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-01
YOU'LL DO BETTER IF you BUY in GEAuGA

Mr.. Tom Rees a newcomer Chardon but makes friends
fast and is already part of the community
, 1951-07-17

Mother: Kim is so good I've been
giving it to the older children, too!
Elsie: Fine! Kim contains most of
the food elements a growing body
needs. Kim is the finest cows milk
you can buy for your whole family.
laboratory tests insure its purity and
safety. And Kim comes to you in a.
vacuum tin to keep it safe and pure.
Try Kim today!
, 1951-07-17
ADVERTISE NOW


Saving Bank Book No.
C-2O79 having been reported
lost or stolen, the holder there
of is hereby requested to pre-
sent it to the Bank within
twelve (12) weeks from this
date, as otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the
expiration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
July II, 1851
, 1951-07-17

SPORTS -.
tripper in the 1st inning with a
man on.
CHICAGO: The White Sox
found no trouble in subduing
the Athletics and Bobby Shantz
to the tune of 9-5 behind a 15-hit
attack. Luis Aloma beautifully
relieved starter Joe Dobson to get
credit for his third victory. Minnie
Minoso, Don Lenhardt, Lou Klein,
and Allie Clark all clouted
homerS.
CLEVELAND: With immense
Luke Easter blasting the ball to
the en- dof the world on two dit
ferent occasions, nce with one on,
the other with two, and AL Rosen
doing likewise on one OCCASION,
the Indians overpowered the Sc
majors and Jiquf Moreno, 81.
Steve Gromek went all the way
for the Tribe, allowing seven hits.
Both teams played errorless.
BROOKLYN: After dropping
four straight games the Dodgers
got back into the win column by
shellacking the Reds, liz. Carl
Erskine in registering his ninth
win limited the Reds to two hits.
The first, a single by Ted klus-
zewski came in the 9th inning
after which Virgil Stallcup follow
ed with a homer. Carl faced 20
e The Dodgers meanwhile
blasted three Cincy hurlers for l6
hits, including homers by Pee
Wee Reese and Duke Snider. Bob
Perkowski lost.
NEW YORK: Before the small
est Polo Ground crowd this year,
1890 fans, the Giants collected
five homers and nosed out the
Pirates, TO, George Spencer over
Bill Werle. The homers were hit
by Eddy Stanky, Bill Howerton,
Alvin Dark and Yves Westrum nj
two. Catcher Joe Garagiola got
one for Pittsburgh.
BOSTON: Jethroe, Sid Gordon,
and Earl Torgesen smacked four
baggers as the Braves erased the
Cubs and Paul Miner, "a. Eddie
Miksis got a round tripper for the
Cubs. Don Wilson was the trium-
plant moundsman.
, 1951-07-17
WHO'S WHO

supervisory posts IN the New
York City Department Of Wei
fare, the Federal Security
Board, and UNRRA, before
joining the international Re-
fugee Organization.
DR.. Jerome S. Peterson is a
well-known New York physi-
clan who in recent years has
served the World Health Or
ganization in China and now
in Palestine. He is a public
health specialist with medical
degrees from the. College of
Physicians and Surgeons and
Harvard University.
Rucker is on loan to the
international Labor Organiza-
ton from the U. S. Employ
ment Service, where he has
pioneered in filling high posi-
tons, both on the mainland
and in Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands. He was born
in St. Louis and is a graduate
of the University of Illinois.
DR.. Dean has been with UN
since 1916, following nine
years as lecturer in economics
at Atlanta University and the
College of the City of New
York; OPA price executive in
the Virgin Islands 1924, and
director Of community rela-
tons for the Urban League,
1944-46. DR.. Dean in a native
of Lynchburg, Virginia, and
holds degrees from Bowdoin
College and Harvard Univer-
sity.
"Who's Who in the United
Nations was edited by Chris
tan E. Burckel with the
cooperation Of the UN Depart
ment of Public Information.
Several members of the edi-
torial staff are Negro Ameri-
cans, including DR.. G. James
Fleming, well-known news
paperman and director Of
CEBA Publications; Calvin
H. Raullerson, former instruc-
tor at Lincoln University (Pa.);
and Farrell Jones, staff assist
ant and Lincoln graduate. DR..
Fleming proposed the work
and gave it general super
vision.
Christian E. Burckel & As
sociates are also the publishers