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OFF VIERS MILL ROAD
$3.50 DOWN
Unusual bargain: owner says sell;
two-bedroonl bungalow. modern
Kitchen and bath. good sized liv-
ing room. deep basement, gas heat;
immediate possession; near shop
ping center. Call Mrs. VoiEt. WI.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
MARSHALL. j, WAPIsE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TIL DARK
1910 HILDAROSE AVE.
TWo-hedrm.; white brick modifled
Cape Cod. with expandable attic,
and many extras; large level lot;
close to schools and transp.;
$4,000. Directions: Out Georgia
ave. blks. beyond John Hopkins
Univ. Lab. turn left on HiIdarose
and to our open sign.
LOWERY q MARTIN
81. 5000; eyes; JU. 1886.
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HILLCREST. ID. g.

SUPERB CORNER COLONIAL,
4 masterpiece Of architecture; on
S4th St; in the heart OF this fine
RESIDENTIAL section; mr.. transp. and
schools; z home excellently designed
v yesy aee PHI H., ideal for entertaining;
china cupboard. huge step-savina
kitchen with built-in break. SPACE.
paneied library with fireplace and
powder nm. screened liy. porch. Z
very ige. bedrms., 2 communicating
paIns: nsmt. roughed in for rec. rm.,
d25-ft. lot; S45. 600. BY appt
4niy Mr.. Phifer, 10. s-S714. or
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
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CoLOREp
SAVE So. 900

BY having $4,000 down payment
On this six-room. gas auto. heat. full
ut 1903 D st. Sc; 81 $500.
David r. Farley, VI. 4949
Your neishborhood real estate broker.
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.BE'T,FIESI1A


Open Sat, SUM-, i to $50 P M.
Beautiful white birck Colonial or,
large, level and wen Handicapped
lot " Hethesda's best residential
bedrms.. large LIZ. rln, with fireplace,
full-size din. rni, bright. roomy all
electric kitchen; bsmt. Is dry ana
bright, one half devoted to paneled
and tl0ored recr. room, other half
has tile noor and "a bath. The slate
ROOT; attached garase, large clean
porch, storm windows and Venetian
buy for. $22,D50. Directions: Out
Wisconsin ave. turn left en- Old
Georgetown I'd. and watch on the
LETT Tor sisns and Glenwo0d I'd.
Bro USSARD AGENCY, INC.
~. 7-s051 Ewes, Week Ends sH. 2157
VA H n
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H0Usks Sal ND. Gent
Mn

Beautiful 2-story brick home. six
rooms. 5 large bedrooms, baths;
Oil a:-c: heat: garage. Open Sun,
i. q. WHITE, EXCLUSIVE
RE. 1875; Ewes. WI. 4943
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!.
C0A 10Th GT s n

224 18th ST. Sc.
Lovely white brick home; 6 charming
spacious rooms; bath. full hsmt, !,
h.-w.h.; excellent location. Priced
low; rens. terms!
WEITz REALTY CORP.
0i7 18th ST. NV. ST. 455S
Ewes AND Sun. GE. 604S
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BETHESDA

rambler n excl. fsrkEood. Spacious
liv. rm. with brk. firepl. set Ia
paneled wan, Ice. kit. with new
dble. door refEr. and breakfast space.
Fun bsmt. with oversize gar. built
~. Nice wooded lot. many extras.
schools. Open sun. 1 70 DARK; ST.
$50. Not Reg. x. Drive out Conn.
ave. to Saul I'd, turn left and
follow our sign to 4520 Roxbury DR..
HIGGINS Il HARRISON. Inc.
Realtors. 10. 5-2S0O.
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ANACOSTIA, D. C.
OPEN SAT. & SUN, / 10 6

WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
2303 10th ST. Sc.
New all-brick homes in conv. Ana
costa, p. 81 igs bedrnis,. Tile
dow. din rnls, complete kit. with
refer. and stove. Full hsmt. with
gas a.-c heat and copper plumbing.
Shopping and transp. at corner. All
schools within walking distance.
Priced n sis'sSo; ~ 40 soo 1 cssh SA ana
only SIS per mo. Cali now, II.
3-6s6R ns LII. 1-s642
THE GABLES CO.
1906 Pennsylvania Ave. EsE.
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HOUSES FOR sALs-s.E.


/ HAVE A BEAUTIFUL Groom, l.,
bath, hQt-water heat, perfect Local
ton and beautiful house; ! will
sell this house to q good family
with $500 down and the balance
$40 month. House Is located in
letter. giving your qualifications.
CY FREEDMAN. 91S + ct. NV,
FIRST COMMERCIAL nth ST.
Only sgs $1l.g5o; on terms; q ,bedr1W,.
CLIFFORD sTIERTzER. RE. 220l
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Ala. AVE. !
FOuR-BEDROOM DETACHED HOME
A lovely, spacious home on large
level lot; beautiful mod. kit. side
hail entrance, full hsmt.. oil h.-w.h.,
location. Call me for appointment.
today Mrs. Cox. LII. 2-S136. ATLAS
REALTY Co. ST. 1868. 17
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sak suG GsoaIosRRRED snprpn

OPEN sUN.. AZ til DARK
Large. home ARRANGED for two apart
plan on first floor; new oil hot
water heat; concrete front porch
and two rear screened porches;
deep yard and detached garage:
excellent condition. priced to sell
quick. easy terms. Call Mr.. Clark
GE. coil.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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OPEN SUNDAY, / 70 DARK
7O2 GIST AVE.

tU4 0I01 1--WE,
$50. 600. Near Piney Branch rd..
within 2 bIks. ir. b. s.; brick Caps
Cod In fine cond- A cheerful, pleas
ant home on attractiyeiy Handicapped
lot, IN good neighborhood; gas, h.-w.
On I bath h sSa nfs ao4nsta ~
bedrms. upstairs. Full bsmt with
outside eIftr.. no garage but one
avail. for only SIS monthly. House
well insul.. and cost Of heating does
not come to 500 o year This IS
rome that should sell quickly. SO
INSPECT today. To reach. out Piney
phia ave. to Gist ave-. left to roe.
MR. JOHNSON on premises. RE.
Colonial Investment Co.
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COL ORED POSSESSION

Coiored-Atten,, Investors
"A Real Income Producer
The unit blk. Of Rhode Island ave.
NV See these beautiful { and 9
unit apis. 8 and 4 baths. 8 and
kits. oil h.-w.h. SHOW an ex-
eellent income. Priced for quick
VICTORY REAL ESTATE Co.
Nj. 800. Ewes. To. 0913. --17
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Silver Spring Ra1nblers
$22, $50 Sill, 900 LIST Trust
3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths

Here are. the tinest built and finest
financed ramblers In the Wash.
ssrea There are 3 STYLES to choose
baths, with down payment as low
Is S3.950. 10 reach: Drive out
Ga. ave. 2 7IlO mi past Light Al
Colesville I'd. to Flyers Mi I'd. the
10000 blk. Of Ga. ave. and our
sign. turn riEht 70 exhibit home.
Open Saturday and Sunday moon till
CONSTRUCTION CO., 81. 597S;
6L. 6069. u u
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81. 492O, Ives. IA. Sl29 III
Mr.. FORT DUPONT PIX.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
Almost new and in perfect condition;
3 lge. attractive rms. and tile bath;
full bSmt., lovely recreation rm. !;
deep Level s ysrd 1o With "A Anchor fence;
can NA; s7s7 daily; ewes. and SUM-
s:sIs5l.. s yIEy n. s. .Hs1a s e.
COLORED-EXCELLENT BUT-TWo-
hedrm. frame house, good condition:
deep lSt, 42 by $50: VOLUNTEER
c sSsS Be lay = 81 Han s.rAatinr
$4,000 down. Attrac. l-bedrm. brick;
vacant. w. CLIFFORD sHERTZER.
IN ~ AZ go. 81 7747;. - .r
ei Hsn aT Toos: fss Ds sshhns br Rsss
Tappan gas range and refrigerator;
excellent condition; vacant. Ideal
spot for rooming house for Navy
T TaTS rsmnlSTss. G p.i Inspection s ssll
Mr.. smith, Ii. a.si6s rs
COLORED-VETERANS
$I0.259; $3.50 down, plus settlement:
low monthly payments; only 3 left,
1855. 1863 and 1865 Howard I'd. Sc;
new semidet. brick, 2 bedrms.. on
Howard I'd. at West St, near Nichols
and Morris aves:. near school and
05gi. XII. S-511S. tLeaye name with
operator u no answer ---17
COLORED ORNER BRK.
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$1,000 CASH

III
COLORED-NR. 48th AND SHERIFF
N.E.-Four yrs. old, 5-rnn., semidet.
Gas. heat. alum. storm windows.
Anchor fence; no cleaner house any
where. Don't miss seeing II. Down
1743. JOLISsAINT REALTY CO..
1914 9th St. NV. liz
C0L0RED-51O1 SHERIFF RID. NE.
--Five-rm. semidet.: gas heat; newly
decorated; reasonable price: 81 900
cash. Call Mr.. Coley. VI. l143.
JOLIssAINT REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE. 1514 9th st. NV. HU. 5s2S.
coLoREp-BuY THROUGH SCOTT
aSto' heat an and bant.: nouns n River liver
Ter race II. PRICES ss snS terms rsas:
c sSss ans ssa, Vi ssh es 81 N.E,x
room brick; 2 BEDROOMS PEG z as, screened
oil heat, storm windows and doors.
stove and REFRIGERATOR; excellent con-
dition. HOWENSTEIN REALTY
CORP, 1913 y 81 NV. DI. 1877
COLORED-$S5o DOWN, S75 month
buys this 6-rm. brick house. IN the
200 block of l4th st. ne. Call Ii.
3-a143 BY OWNER. III
COLORED-HOME AND INCOME
owners apt rms, kit. bath. with
1-rm. kit, and one 2-rm. kit. and
bath; full finished bsmt.; rfeers.,
3 RANGES; house newly .redecor. In
call OWNER, ia. 6372 or MI. 1913.
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OPEN 1890 10 g
$4,000 DOWN
4O51 ELY PL.

First time offered, this beautiful
corner home at low price Of SI5,-
300; 8 lge. rms, plus q Ice. recr,
rm. with. installations for an ant,
Many other fine features.
Out Pa, ave. SIC. to Mimi.
ave-, left to Ridge I'd, right to Ely
pl., left to open sign.
Chesapeake Realty Corp.
ST. 1870. Eyes. IA 81 90 L.
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OWNER SAYS SELL
Price reduced $4,000 on original
asking price; semidet. house, 8
rooms. 2 baths. oil h.-v h; upper
And you viii buy on the spot. Hurry.
Call Mr.. Segal. RIA. .41ag.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
Healtor, 1924 / 4th st, NV. DI. 3346
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"OI.NEY'l

EXCELLENT new rambler for only S14,.
bath, de luxe kit; on large. level
lot in ? conventent neiehborl1ood.
Reasonable cash and terms to re-
sponsahle purchaser. Call NE. Il43
until 0 pm. today or Sunday, >.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. ReaItor,
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OPEN SUN. 1-6
COLORED - Possession with down
payment; 3666 New Hampshire
ave NV; near all transportation.
Standardized brick; wall to wall
carpeting. Venetian blinds, storm
windows and screens, auto. gas heat.
rec. rm. 2 double car garages. etc.
JOSEPH N. STERLING. Tu. 0941.
GE. 1910. AID. 4793. lis
COLORED POSSESSION
1892 ILLINOIS AVE. NV,
e Hsss Rp snsii { NE avk. 81
Six rms. yard, porches. modern kit
$40 VARNUM ST. NV.
Gemidet.; rms. large yard. oil
h.-w.h. Owner will put In new-house
I4sa NEWTON ST. NV.
Blk rms. 9 kitchens front entrance
to basement.
240O 3rd ST. NE.
Corner. lots Of ground; 8 rms
baths; GARAGE.
FRED ENRICH
1918 Vermont Ave. NV.
st. 0450 Ewes, Ii. 7-21Ss
3
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"S13.95n"

Van buy this almost-new small ram.
pier pier On . corner lot with many
many extras. Might 20 OF. Located
In attractive section Of Kensington.
Call ME. 1143 until o pm. today or
sunday. =. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
COLONIAL. 8 EKDRMs.. Ia BATHS;
cAIs COD. Z BEDRMs.. i BATHS,
ExPANDABLE ATTIC; $500 On.
BUNGALOW, BEDRMs.. DIN. RI,
GAR. PORCH; $4,000 DOWN.
RAMHLEAS. 47x33 Fl WITH 3
1EpRMs z BATHS. DIN. m;
$500 BufGE q sowrpY
e616 Ga. Ave. CAN . TN 3. sH. S4B2.
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coLoRED-WooDRIDGE - Priced
to sell Immediately. Detached brick,
excel. cond.: 1st n. powder room, 8
bedrms., 2-car garage, oil heat,
Seen by appointment only. Call MIR.
Anderson. GE, 1854.
AVON SHOCKEY, Realtor
tn. 2100. S29 Kennedy st. NV.
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ARMY MAP SERVICE

DAVID TAYLOR MODEL BASIN
Are you employed ct the abovea II
you are. We have Just the right
home. situated on q lovely. lot;
low $50. 900. il is one Of the best
buys on today's market. why not
telephone Mrs. Pryse to show It
W you. --
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500 DOWN

S75 mo. includes taxes and insurance,
two-bedrm. bungalow, full bsmt.,
storm windows. Venetian blinds.
1874 Viers MIN I'd, Silver sprirg.
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TEMPLE HILLS, MD.
S1175O

SOUTHEAST SPECIAL
Beautiful 2-bedrm. brick home with
Iuil psmt. and fenced rear yard;
q Barr. ST. 291l: ewes. Mr.. Shen.
herd. ia. 2-2587. ia
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Exceptionally wen built Diet. brick. 2
rms. ga baths. gas heat, elec. Kit,
anaundromat; A-acre lot;-1 paved
SHOPPING and husline. 500, $50 and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-12-04
News by Mrs. James Ruch

News by Mrs. James Ruch
The Ladies Aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. Leonard Mil
ler, Thursday afternoon.
The school started Monday
to use the church kitchen and
dining room to serve their
lunches. The school kitchen will
be used as a class room.
Thanksgiving guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Ruch were: Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Stamberger, Mr..
r. A. Miller of East Cleveland,
Mrs. Lillian Bream of Cleve-
land Heights, Mrs. William Jar
dine of Lakewood, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Miller and daughter,
Shirley, of Painesville, Mrs. A.
d. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
E. Miller.
Leslie Sanborn was home
from o. S. U. for Thanksgiving
and was dinner guest Satur-
day evening of Frank Doty.
Mrs. w. H Miller returned
home Tuesday from a few days
visit in the Sterling Timmons
home in Auburn.
Mrs. Clara Spaulding spent
Thanksgiving with her sister
and family in Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Miller
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South Hannbden
News by Mrs. III. S. Woodin

News by Mrs. III. S. Woodin
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pokorny
were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pokorny's
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Win
gard entertained her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Burger of
Montville, Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Woodin
and family spent Thursday eve-
ming with Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Landon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pokorny
spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Speck in Chardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boer-
winkle and Judith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Hagen were in
Painesville Saturday.
Carolyn Boerwinkle of Bowl
ing Green University spent
Thanksgiving vacation with her
parents. Mrs. H. S. Woodin
and son were Thanksgiving din
ner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wingard
were entertained at Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with the Frink fam
lilies in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Verhunce
and children were Sunday din
ner guests with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Boerwinkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Arnold
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v1inIxs In q Coat

II takes from SO to 80 pelts to
make a mink coat, depending upon
the size of the individual animal
and the size of the coat. A good
sized male mink often measures
36 inches or more from nose to
tail-tip. Female mink run slightly
smaller. Mink coats may be pur-
chased from $4,000 to $4,000 or
even more.
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Harnbden
News by Hattie King
Phone $4,000

Mrs. Viola Kenady of Burton
spent part of last week at Virg-
il Miller's, and together they had
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnie Nelson in Cleveland.
Mrs. William Spear enter
tanned the Parish Council at a
Christmas party at her home
Dec. 2.
The True Blue" class was
entertained at Mrs. Jerry Bat
vac's, Saturday evening. Tree
ornaments were made for Christ
mas at the church.
Guests at Lloyd Grantham's S
Thanksgiving were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Carr of Pisgah For
est, N. c., and also Lloyd Gran
than Jr. of Great Lakes Train
ing Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Camp
bell and children spent part of
last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy PontiuS in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carver had
their daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. James Ferry and son,
of Parkman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Theil and son Dick for
the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Carlson
and Mrs. Hattie King of Clari-
don, were entertained at Robert
nd Donald Chamberlin's S,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kakany,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Koraly, spent
Thanksgiving at Mr.. and Mrs.
John NewelPs in Chardon.
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and sons, Dick and Terry, and
Mrs. Anna Bierly of Cleveland
were Sunday visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Divoky
had dinner Thanksgiving day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Divoky,
Mrs. Merritt Woodin and
Mrs. Harlan Cooley were in
Painesville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Katabish of
Cleveland visited Mrs. H. S.
Woodin and son, Seymour, Sat
urday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-12-04

Keith Wedge leaves Wednes-
day for the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Batovac,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt WedJe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wedge, Ted
and Keith Wedge and Miss Kay
Maybe were dinner guests at Leo
Kemps' last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Wedge,
sons Ted and Keith and Miss
Kay Maybe had Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Maltby in Claridon.
Hambden Grange enjoyed a
full evening Monday when Ar
thur Dawson and his staff in
stalled the officers of Hambden,
Munson and Chester Oranges in
a very able manner and in re-
turn for his services he invited
Hambden to come to Mayfield
and entertain their Grange some
time. There was a reading by
Mrs. King, did the Pilgrims
Hold the First Thanksgiving"
1t was voted to have the Christ
mas party with SO cent gifts
an open meeting. A Health Bond
was purchased and picnic
lunch served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blaha and
children spent Thursday with
his people in Cleveland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Blaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald of
Willoughby were guests at Will
liam Landon's, Thursday.
Ed Probably and family of
Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Killer spent Thursday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Probably.
J Guests at Albert Chiodi's
Thursday were Al Marinaro,
Mrs. Nick Cutroni and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Marinano of Lynd-
hurst and Mr.. and Mrs. JULIUS
Zabo of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kortansky
spent Thursday at a family gath
ering at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Anna Dusek in
Cleveland, Saturda yevening.
They attended a birthday party
at Charles Koritansky's, Hamb-
den.
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Monday, December Is. The
meeting will start with a one
o'clock luncheon.
Feature of the meeting will
be panel discussion on How
Can MPF Do a Better Job of
Marketing Milk for Members"
An MPF director, an advisory
council man, member of the
Market Administrators staff and
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News Items from Munson

and family of Bedford and
Akron surprised his mother,
Mrs. w. H. Miller, by bringing
a whole Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Seville remains
the same.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-12-04
MPF To Meet in
Burton December IS

BURTON - The winter dis
trict meeting of the Milk Pro-
ducers Federation of Cleveland
for this area will be held at
the Burton high school on
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Leland Schuler, Geauga Agri-
cultural agent, will participate.
There will be an opportunity
for question from the floor.
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High Consumption

Pennsylvania consumes about
one-eighth of the mineral fuel and
power used in the US. including
coal, gas. oil and electric power.
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YOUR NEWSPAPER
Is made possible by the
advertising of your local
merchants. More advertising
means more news space.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
French Lecture
AT Cosmos Club

| M. Robert Montague will give
a lecture in French at the next
meeting of the Alliance Fran
lcaise Of Washington. The meet
ing will be held at the Cosmos
Club on Friday at S o'clock.
| M. Montague is a professor at
the College de France, an institu-
tion of advanced learning founded
in Paris about 1880. His subject
will be. islam ct Chretiente," Is
lam and Christianity.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Madeira School and Barnard Col

Madeira School and Barnard Col
lege.
Miss Hale became a member Of
the public relations staff Of the
New York Dress Institute follow
ing her graduation from Barnard
College. She then joined the
fashion department of McCall's
magazine and in July, 1850. went
abroad as a free lance news
writer, reporting for magazines
and radios in addition to newspa-
pers. She returned in June, 1851,
and since then has been on the
editorial staff of the Ladies' Home
Journal.
DR.. Tyson was graduated in
1899 from Princeton University
and in 1943 from Columbia Uni
versity College of Physicians and
Surgeons. During World War II
he served as a United States
Naval Medical Officer in the
European and Far Eastern Thea
terS.
DR.. Tyson is now practicing In
New York and is assistant ply
sician at the Presbyterian Hospi-
tai where he served his interne-
ship and residency.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

is Holding
Exhibition

Famtlngs, drawings and etch-
ings by three generations Of the
Howe family from 1881 to 1851
win be on exhibition at the
George Washington University
Library today through March 3O.|
A preview Of the exhibit wasI
held yesterday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe and
their son, Bruce. there to greet
many friends. Their daughter,
Mary Howe Lynn is on the teach
ing staff Of the University oil
Colorado In its department Of theI
dance and was unable to come
east at this time. Walter Howe,
the nephew and grandson Of thel
senior Walter and Mary RobinsI
Howe, Is abroad and his family isl
at their farm at Litchfield, Conn.
Those members Of the family
whose works win be represented
are Mr.. Walter Bruce Howe, law
yer; his late parents, Walter and
Mary Robins Howe; his late bro
ther, Ernest, geologist; his son,
Bruce Howe. archeologist: his
daughter, Molly Howe Lynn,
artist and choreographer, and his
nephew. Walter Howe, historian,
farmer and former speaker Of
the House Of Representatives Of
Connecticut. All have lived in
Washington ct various times.
Mr.. Walter Howe didn't begin
painting until his late seventies.
Later he displayed his works atI
the Century Association In New
York. His wife. Mary Robins Howe
contributes only one painting
which bears one Of the earliest
dates in the exhibition.
Another exhibition by the Three
Generations Of Howes was pre-
Sented in 1912 in The Cushing
Memorial Of The Art Association
Of Newport. Their showing at the
University will be the second
family representation held there
this past year, the first being
the Phillips family after which
the Gallery was named.
The exhibition Is on view on the
first and second floors from 8 in
the morning until 10 in the eve
ming daily. from 8 to Saturdays,
and from 2 to on Sundays.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

United States Representative
from Maine and Mrs. Robert Hale
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Patricia. to DR.. Cor
nelius j. Tyson, jr., Of New York
son Of Mrs. Tyson and the late
DR.. Tyson of New York. The we'd
ding will take place in May.
Miss Hale is a graduate OF
, 1952-02-20
Warren Accused
OF Political 'DeuI"

Calf, Feb. 20.
(INS) = A group of rebellious
California Republicans today have
charged Gov. Earl Warren with
cooking up a "crude deal to buy
an appointment to the U. S. Su-
perem court"
In a 1OOO-word blast at Warren,
who yesterday announced his en-
try into the Wisconsin primary as
part of his bid for the Republican
presidential nomination, the COP
faction said:
"Warren is planning to sell Cal
ifornia's 70 Republican national
convention votes to the highest
bidder in order to get on the bench
of the nations highest court"
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