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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-05-29

taffeta and carried a Colonial bou.
quet of pink and white roses.
Mrs. Josephine DeSantis and
Lillian Langton, bridesmaids, wore
gowns similar to that Of the maid
of honor. They carried Colonial
bouquets of Spring flowers.
Bernie Coffey was best man and
Edward Zimmerman, the bride
groom's brother, and Pat DeSantis
were ushers.
After a short wedding trip the
newly-weds will move into their
new home in Willowick.
Out-of-town guests who attended
the ceremony were Mrs. r. Bastock
and Mrs. J. Jewkes of Birmingham,
England, r. Smart of New Orleans,
La, Mrs. Kate Willets and Mrs.
Eva Moore of Ontario, Canada, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gallipeau of
Geneva, N. Y.
Hahnele Gilman
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Naughan-CarrOll

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Naug-
han of 14311 Alder ave-, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Sally. to Mr.. James w. Carroll OF
1866 Melbourne rd., son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Anthony Carroll of Cornwall
England. The wedding will take
place on Friday, June 9th at ten
thirty o'clock in the morning in st
Paul's Episcopal church. The Gus
tom of open church will be OBJ
served. The rector, Rev. William
Warman will officiate.
Mr.. Carol has been making his
home with his uncle and aunt, MI.
and Mrs. K. T. Blewitt, 1865 Mel
bourne rd., since he came from
Enguand in 1910.
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MedMhg1- Engagements

carried bouquet of white lilacs.
She was given in marriage by her
father.
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MI, ana Mrs. dOfOOn NJ. ScnulJZ,
1920 Strathmore ave. announce the
engagement of Ruth Hahnel to
Sidney Gilman, son of Mrs. f.
Gilman, 1926 North Sheridan rd.,
Chicago, III. Miss Hahnel is the
daughter of Mrs. Else Hahnel, of
Halle-Salle, Germany and has
made her home for the past five
years with Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz.
Mr.. Gilman is with the United
States Coast Guard Engineers,
stationed in Cleveland.
DriscOlI- Buettner
Eileen Marie Buettner and Rob
ert Joseph Driscoll were married
Saturday, May 18th at St. Philo-
mena's Church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Buettner, 1912 Bryn
Mawr rd., and the bridegroom is
the son of Michael Driscoll, 488
East 148th st.
The newly-weds travelled to New
England on their honeymoon.
Stanwick- Veins
After a honeymoon in Canada,
the new Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stan
wick will reside at 1454 Hayden
ave.
The couple was married Satur-
day in ceremony in St. Cecilia's
church and was feted at a break
fast following at the Alcazar.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Anthony Veins. 2O91 Huntington
rd.. and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Stanwick
of Rochester, n. Y.
Other members of the bridal
party were Beatrice Geraci, maid
of honor; Terry Herman, brides
maid, Evelyn Veins, junior brides
maid; Gilbert DeGrave, best man,
and John Cenkovich and Robert
Cenkor, ushers.
The bride attended Notre Dame
College and her husband is a stu
dent at John Carroll.
Ketchem- -BOwes
After wedding trip to st. Clair,
Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald James
Ketchem will reside at 1865 Cola
mer st.
Mr.. Ketchem and his bride, the
former Nancy Mae Bowes, were
married Saturday, May 18th in St.
Margaret Mary's Church with
Msgr. Kenneth Saunders of st.
Johns Cathedral officiating.
The bride formerly resided at
352 East 328th st., Willowick, and
her husband is the son of Mrs. Vern
]. Ketchem, 1856 Monticello blvd.
The couple was attended by Vio-
let Bowes, the brides sister; Vern
A. Ketchem, Robert Loucks and
Clyde Bargar.
Barney-Wagner
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Joan Frances Wagner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
w. Wagner, 1857 Grasmere st.
and Francis NJ. Barney, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry H. Barney, which
took place May 10th in St. Philo-
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five years with the United States
Navy in the Far East.
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RObinsOn-Hac

Mr.. and Mrs. Arland L. Robin
son, 14406 Woodworth rd., an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Shirley May, to Hans
John Hacker, of 14006 Sciota ave.
Hans is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Hacker, of Esslinger, Ger
manV
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Guerin-J Johnson

UueGIU-JDHHSON
Open Church will prevail Satur-
day, May 31st when Miss Nola
Joane Guerin and Ronald H. John
son exchange their nuptial vows
in the Church of the Cross, Gale
donia and Winsford rd. DR.. Ear
r. Henderson, the minister, will
officiate, assisted by Rev. Lynn
Young of Toledo, for the cere-
mony at four-thirty o'clock.
The bride-elect is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Guerir
of Hi-Away Manor, Berea, and
her fiance is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. E. f. Johnson of 16024 Glynn
rd., East Cleveland.
Many pre-nuptial affairs have
been given for Miss Guerin, in
Guiding showers by the groom
elects mother, Mrs. Johnson, Miss
jeanne Becker, Mrs. Robert Ker-
rigan, and Mrs. Donald Cox in
her home in Shelby, where the
Guerins resided prior to coming
to East Cleveland where they lived
until recently.
At a dinner given Sunday by
the Guerins at their home for the
brides attendants, an unusual GEN.
terpiece adorned the table. 1t was
a staircase of flowers and on the
steps were dolls, one to represent
each attendant. Their belts were
bracelets, and tucked in the tiny
corsages were earrings, the gifts
from the bride-elect. Included
were two smaller dolls, one with
a bracelet as crown and neck
lace for the flower girl; and one
having cufflinks in his coat, for
the ring bearer. There were also
earrings and a bracelet for her
mother, who will be her matron
of honor.
The guests included the maid of
honor, Miss jeanne Becker; the
maids, Betty Diane Kerrigan, Mar
garet Ann Schuck, jeanne Hoff-
man, and Mrs. Richard Clucas,
the former Shirley Dayton, May
bride; and Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. Johnson arrived home Mon
day morning from Cuba where he
is stationed with the L. S. Navy
as a chaplain's assistant. His par
ents are entertaining the bridal
party following the rehearsal Fri
day evening.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTsvHLE--2O acres Of good. rich
modern home. "a mi. north of Gov
eminent farm: Price. So. 900.
AAJJITScHEsoN ATS REAL ESTATE. TO.
CHIvERLYLopen Sun. 2 till 2.
spacious 3-bedrm. all brick; sep.
din; rm.. firepl., storage attic. n
Rea esns value nsrss ps1atsd slss5o oasf%H FooH
scHERTzER arrow i'siSD sign in ~ cver-
erly. W. CLIFFORD sCHERTZER.
CHEyERLY-Assume large CT loan
on 3-bedrm; brick, lot 100 It, front
age. l block to parochial school, 2
'snRsG aAaoE SfsE ssaS wa s0sn ssp pao o.
chEvGsI9 Al; eSfG, - e-rm. brick. 50 @S 600
down. 2 blocks from bus. Full base
yPs1 yy9g buy. sP As. sa}9 aos5 GR. HAMNoS: y va,
- $IS,95O - 4-yearoold
brick with fireplace. dining room
modern kitchen, screened side porch
full, dry basement;. 3 bedrooms up;
extra extra laEyatory in basement; extra
from Washington by train. A. STAN
LEY MOREAU, AP. 1856.
CHEVERLY. ND; det. brick and
hrepl.. mod. kit. Ven. blinds, ga
rage under concrete screened porch,
oil h.-v.h.. lot 65x1S5. Ewes, SH.
6075. VIM. r. THoROwGOOD. DE.
CHEVERLY HILLS - Cool breeze
sleeping in windswept 2nd-floor bed
rooms; 4-year-old Colonial brick
with full basement, 8 bedrooms, gas
a.-c. heat; close to parochial school
Assume CT loan. Rock-bottom price,
S15,500: So, $50 down. A. STANLEY
MOREAU, AP. 1856.
CHEvERLY. open sun, I to 2: sl3l
tive. terms. Beautiful 3-bedroom
brick home; 2 bedrms., bath on 1si
A.; de luxe equipment; recr. rm.
garage. fireplace; excellent location
IA; 1859. W, CLIFFORD sHERT.
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sEMIDETACHED RAMBLER

Nea. Lewisdale, in West Hyattsville
this beautiful rambler features
with fireplace modern kitchen with
breakfast nook. ceramic tiled bath
large, level lot. Many other fine fea.
lures.
Directions: Out Riggs I'd. to Ager rd.
rt. to 23rd ave, left to 23rd place
left to 1923 23rd pl.
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''S16.95O'

DIU,0OU
Located in convenient section Of Sill
yer Spring. this 3-yr.-old det. brick
home hasa bedrms., tile bath. and
is in excellent condition; all-elec
kit; Anchor fence around rear yard
must be sold. Call ME. 1143 Until
6 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Realtor.
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RIPLEY & ROMER
sO2 FORSTON DRIVE

UWnef Leaving CUUIICIy
Exceptionally large and UNIQUELY ar
ranged 3 bedroom rambler. 22-ft.
living room with mirrored windows
separating dining room. l2xl 4
kitchen, full basement, outside en-
trance; large corner lot in new Cath
olic Parish. / block to public school
Directions: Out Piney Branch I'd.
blocks to Forston, right to open sign.
cd AuAM n m al, k010
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

6.RM. BRICK COLONIAL. s14.SOO
Full bsmt., oil heat, tile bath. f.p.;
A-acre level lot in quiet location
near Md. Univ; FHA approved. Cal
WA. 1900 It'll 8 pm. ROBERT S
DAVIS & CO.
A LITTLE HOME that provides a LOT
of living: 4 bedrms., separate din
rm. and den. "a baths: oak floors
throughout; less than l yr. old;
situated on full acre land with
plenty of garden space, in a location
adjacent to Andrews Field. BY
OWNER. Cypress 1920. 3
OWNER AND BUILDER-Two bed
rms. living rm., kit t.-dinette comb.
tile bath, full daylight bsmt, copper
plumbing, gas heat. Price $12.950;
$3.50 down; approx. S62 80 mo.
5331 Chesapeake I'd. Hyattsville,
BRICK KHj 4'ss seoLeNrAL, s14.s5o. Is Fs.-
turing 1st fl. den, extra bath in
daylight bsmt:, Diet. garage. storm
winds, fenced lot $50 IT. deep;
conv. high location in Rogers Hgts
Call WA. 5000 It'll Q pm. ROBERT
8. DAVIS & CO., 1904 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Md. once open
daily and Sunday It'll 9 pm.
ASSUME GI LOAN. Practically new
2-bdrm. Cape Cod, with expansion
attic, full bsmt.; owner transferred,
forces sale at $1O,95O; conv. located
on Greenbelt I'd. near U. of Md.
8 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS l. CO.,
5SO4 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md. once open daily and Sunday
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CLINTON, MD.
So, 400 Acre
OPEN CITNnAv ~

A cute 2-bedrm. bungalow,
with det. garage: bearing
peach trees; chicken house.
lovely grounds.
Out Branch ave. to Clinton bank
continue n mi. to Surrattsvillt
school Con left). take left ct schoo
for 2 miles to open sign.
HARRY L. GODDARD, OIL. 1922
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NOTICE
BRICK AND sHINGLE

nNlNh hND cf1lNIL6
On almost u acre, 1-yr.-old modern
equipped Kitchen, full hsmt. and at
tached garage with sun deck and
large screened porch. Priced for
quick sale, only S13,75O,
Evening star., 1952-06-08

OPEN / TO,6
4404 sigsbee rd., viers Mills. 2 bed
rm. det home, full bsmt., gas heat,
Venetian blinds. metal storm win
dows and screens. fenced lot
$IO,95O. LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
HEART OF BETHESDA
$500 DOWN-$99 MONTHLY
Perfect home for small fam
fly. Living room has fireplace,
separate dining room. two
bright bedrooms and bath:
maids room and lavatory in
basement; detached garage.
and situated on q quarter
acre site. Contact Mrs. Shep-
pard. OR. 1888, with
SHANNON &'LUCHS CO.
1905 n st. NV. MA. 2345
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
COLMAR MANOR

5000 Newark rd. Lovely det. bunga.
on lge.. lot. 6 rms, gas h.-w.h
tiled bath. mod. kit. In Al cond.
throughout; full bsmt.; det. 2-car
Ear.; home you would be proud
20. own. Priced right. For further
information. call Mr.. Jarrett, with
r. G. DUNNE, HO. O7OO.
EYES. and Sun. NO 1904
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OPEN / TILL DARK
SUNDAY
BRICK RAMBLERS

Directions: Out Ga. ave. to Plyers
Mill rd.. right to Amhurst, left tC
10708 Amhurst ave.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

Bethesda Brick Colonial
Beautiful. almost-new. 7-room and g.
bath Colonial: on large. charmingly
Handicapped lot: vicinity Suburban
Hospital. close to schools and trans
portation; featuring large clubroom
basement. Large living room, family
size dining room, modern kitchen; "
bath on first floor: 3 large bedrooms
and two baths on second floor. Large
mirror over each fireplace. Priced
right.
Directions: Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd
to Mckinley St, left to Irvington
ave-. right to 1921 Irvington ave.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COLLEGE PARK-Charming 8 rms.
firepl.. hardwood floors, 2. baths
equipped kit, rec. rm., oil h.-w n.
gar; huge lot. Conv. financed. BRI.
LEY REALTY. UN. liza.
COLLEGE PARK-6-room house, 2
car garage; approx. u acre good
garden spot. Sl3, 500. WINSTON C
CLAY, WA. 1928.
EASTPINES-RIVER Md, 59O1
67th ave-: lovely suburban. 4-bed-
rm. det home; gas heat; S2,50C
cash. Will afford terms like rent
$14,500 full price. Mr.. Gibson, ME
4100: ewes. VI. 1856, with NJ. PAUL
HANNAH %
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IoUsEs FOR sALE-Mr
peter ]. hagan
BRICK RAMBLER
IT. snn D~VHYNY

Just one year old; 2-bedrm.
all-brick rambler, spacious liv.
rm., large fully equipped
kitchen. tiled bath; gas heat;
approx. "a acre. Anchor fence
in rear. GI loan can be as
sumed: $72 per mo. pays
everything.
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EaStpine-Sacrifice
FOREST HEIGHTS
8 DELAWARE DR..
OPEN SAT. & SUN To 4

Brick rambler, containing 8 large
bedrms.; full bsmt. with built-in
garage; beautiful view of the Po-
tomac River. This house could not
be duplicated for the asking price.
NEWCOMB REALTY SERVICE. 10.
O.-REh
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COLONIAL.

Newly decorated, this beautiful Colo
mia. on charmingly HANDICAPPED
corner lot, features 3 bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Large living
room. dining room, modern kitchen
with dishwasher on first floor. Full
basement. Side screened porch.
Storm windows.
Directions: Out Piney Branch rd
to Old Biadenseurg rd:: left to d5Gd East
Glenville rd.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NICE COUNTRY PLACE

OPEN SUN, l TO 6
A beautiful country. home. just IL
small shopping center. The house
is large and mod. First fl. con-
sists of ] bedrm., large equip. kit,
tiled bath, liv. rm. with fireplace
large din. rm. Second fl. mas : or 3
bedrms., tiled bath and equip. kit.
plus plenty of space for rec rm. Over
two: acres of fertile ground, plus
mod outoldgs. and detached garage.
More acreage available. Garoen
already planted. Come out and in
Directions: Out Colesville Id. 81
miles from intersection of Ga. and
Colesville to sign reading FILIPPO
ENTRANCE, our sign on property.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Ewes. ITeenDelC 1875
Brides Dream House

Brides Dream House
Assume CT loan on this unusually
artistic 3-bedrm. brick home. You
cupboards, decorations that are dif.
ferent and beautiful. YOUNGSTOWN
kitchen. disposal. separate dinine
rm., patio. vegetable garden. $500
down. MRS. DURNING, Brown
Agency, SH. 3497-SH. 3444.
COLORED, BY OWNER - Pleasant
suburban neighborhood; nr. elem
school and Baptist church. Mod
4-yr-old 2-bedrm. white stucco on
u acre. Garden. fruit trees, ex-
pandable. possession June II. JU
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S11.950
3n nnn ~TA-

Brand-new asbestos shingle
sSs cious ai eeuipped dih Kit. room lovely Spay
bedrms., tiled bath, full bsmt,
stairs to large expandablc
ATTIC; nice lot; hot-water heat.
Truly o real buy.
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S11,95O

ASSUME III LOAN
Here is one of these 2-bed-
rm. ramblers. on outstanding
lot. in desirable neighborhood:
lovely liv. room with picture
window. large dining area.
equipped kit. tiled bath. Can
be bought with $1,000 down.
payments like rent.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

BRICK RAMBLERS
Three new ultramodern brick ram
blers in beautiful section Of -Four
Corners are now under construction
bedrooms. large living room with
fireplace. dining area, electric
kitchen. tiled bath. Full basement
with fireplace. u bath. garage and
outside entrance. Buy now and
choose YOUR decorative scheme.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. to Lor-
rain ave-. left and follow signs to
property.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
&19 n0A

SUBURBAN A-ACRE LOT
Beautiful frame Cape Cod
bungalow. nice living room, 2
lovely bedrms.. beautiful tiled
bath. large equipped kit. open
stairway to attic. full bsmt.,
outside entrance. laundry
trays. auto. Bendix washer.
Mod. down payment; S67 per
month pays everything.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

MON UOWEh I
INVESTMENT q INSURANCE CO.
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VIERS MILL BUNGALOW

This bungalow. on large lot with 10
frI''t trees. features 2 bedrooms, liv-
ing room, kitchen with table space
an bath. Poured concrete founda-
ton with 2 rooms Of pine paneling
Anchor J m fence: en' biock Tdg from In'fMSe shop.
pin center overlooking the village.
Close to church and school. In st.
Catherine Lavoure parish.
Out Viers Mill rd. to
Viers Mill Village Shopping Center.
eft on Randolph to Selfridge. left
to 1919 Selfridge.
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MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

$l0,500-A cute 3-bedrm. masonry
bungalow. featuring liv. rm. with
fireplace. equipped kitchen, full
bsmt. oil heat: on a 24O-ft. deep
lot; $4,000 down. A real buy, see
1t todayl
Four-bedrm. brick; $15.950: $4,000
down: an immaculate 3-year-old
rambler. featuring spacious liv. rm.
with f1repl.. lge. equipped kitchen.
Anchor-fenced lot, full bsmt., gas
neat: See this fine home today.
Bladensburg, Md. UN. 1918 week
DAYS: WA. 051h Xk ends
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RIPLEY & ROMER, Inc.
GOOD HOMES
ZIP COUNTY

RETIREMENT HOME. brick, 2 baths
acre Of beautiful grounds on mair
street of small town near Fred
erick, about so mi. to WASH. ;.
$4,000. You'll say it's worth twic'
that. -
FOUR ACRES with modern home or
nice elevation; $1,000.
BRICK RAMBLER. "a real home or
u acre and handy to everything
poWHSTAIRs BEDROOM and two
up; one acre lot; close-in Gathers
burg; only Sl1,95O.
6-ROOM MODERN HOME on 3 acres
on u. s. 240 above Gath; 6OO-ft
frontage; S17.950.
ALSO good country homes with in
comes from stores, gas stations, etc
CLOSED THURSDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER
Evening star., 1952-06-08
BRICK RAMBLER.

High on a hill overlooking Burnt
Mills on a level lot. near bus line,
Is this new brick rambler with an
ultramodern electric kitchen 13x
25 It. living room, family-sized din
ing room; large, airy bedrooms,
ment. An ideal home for an en-
ploye Of the Naval Ordnance Lab.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. to Ar
rington dr.. right to house.
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A. STANLEY MOREAU
AP. RSS6

ReStful-Near Beaches
One acre fenced; lawn and shade
trees; 7-rm. modern brick BUNGALOW;
OIL &C. heat; $13.250, S6,5OO dn
by owner. Phone Annapolis 9314.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
EOI1R REDRnOAHa

FOUH BEDHOUMS
A large home at the price you can
full bsmt with outside entrance.
Situated on a nice. level fenced lot.
Low down payment, balance like
rent. Immediate occupancy
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. $500 UN. 1855 HY. 0630
Evening star., 1952-03-09

Delaney said. "They have worked
WELL"
He added there probably is no
chance of acute poisoning from
the new chemicals which have
been put into USE"
704 Chemicals Used.
What we are interested In is
the accumulative effect, the un-
known quantity" Mr.. Delaney
said.
During the hearings. the Food
and Drug Administrator testified
that 704 chemicals now are used
in foods. OF these, the state
ment said, only 278 have been
tested adequately for long-range
safety.
The Food and Drug Administra-
tion said that under present laws
it can not even require company
to consult on the use of chemical
before it goes into a food or cos
metic. This is what Mr.. Delaney
hopes to correct.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Missouri Case Cited
As KEN Urges Probe
OF Surplus Disposal

A Government surplus property
disposal investigation. starting
with q complaint from President
Truman's home State. was urged
yesterday by Senator KEN, Re-
publican, Of Missouri.
A House Expenditures subcom-
Imittee for several months has
been exploring the postwar ham
ding of American surplus mill
ltary property, particularly in for
Ieign countries. Representative
Bonner. Democrat, Of North Caro-
lima, is chairman.
Senator KEN said he would in
troduce a resolution tomorrow for
what he called q "long overdue
Senate committee examination of
disposal of billions of dollars in
surplus materials by the old War
Assets Administration and the
General Services Administration.
II believe 1t will hook at least
one Truman administration big
fish and a lot Of small fry" he
told reporters. my information is
that the big fish appears in con-
nection with the disposal of a
part Of the old Jefferson Barracks
Army reservation in Missouri.
"The business firm which at
tempted to purchase a Jefferson
Barracks tract and two buildings
located in st. Louis from the
WAA is reported to have been
unsuccessful in making the pur-
chase at the price asked by the
disposal agency until the firm had
obtained. for a $4,000 fee, a
Democrat attorney described as
having a friend with good politi-
cal connections in Washington"
Senator KEN said the attorney
was James A. Waechter. former
chairman of the st. Louis Board
of Election Commissioners and
former law partner Of James P.
Finnegan. Finnegan now is on
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Delaney Will Propose Law
To Regulate Food c Chemicals

Representative Delaney. Demo-
|crat, Of New York said last night
|he viii propose a law to regulate
the addition Of chemicals to food
Mr.. Delaney is chairman of q
special House committee which
has completed an 18-month inves-
ltigation Of chemicals which &c
into prepared foods, plant sprays
and cosmetics.
Mr.. Delaney said in an inter-
view these chemicals should be
tested thoroughly before they GO
Into products sold to the public.
Most big companies already
conduct such tests" Mr.. Delaney
said. "The law wouldn't require
Ia great deal more, but it would
put a pinch on some f1y-by-night
operators who might be selling
cheap products to places like bar
ber shops or beauty parlors.
Weakness in Insecticide Use.
..Also, there's a weakness in the
use Of insecticides used on fruit
and vegetables. Some fruits get
eight to 10 sprays before they get
to market. And now we have
harmones added to beauty creams
and injections to caponize poul-
try. We need further study to see
their effects over a long time"
He predicted other members Of
his Committee on Chemicals in
Food viii go along with his ideas
for law. but details still are
vague.
"Our proposals will be some
thing like the present laws reg
|ulating the use of drugs" Mr..
Evening star., 1952-03-09

trial in Federal Court in st. Louis
on charges growing out of his ac-
tivities as Internal Revenue Col
lector in st. Louis, an Office from
which he resigned last year.
The Missouri Senator said his
resolution would provide for an
investigation by the Senate Com
mittee on Government Operations.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

Comfortable supports for sacro-
lilac strains and for conditions
warranting 0 binding Of the
pelvic arch region. With or
without straps. Adjustable but
fitted to you By experts.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-12
Boy Scout Court
OF Honor Monday
Citizen Staff Photo

Sgt. Kenneth Kerr, returned
Korean combat veteran, viii be
the principal speaker at the Non
rse County District Boy Scout
Court of Honor to be held p. m.
Monday in the Court house.
There win be 81 awards, among
them is the Eagel Scout medal
with Gold Palm for Norman Allen
and five Life Scout awards, Earl
r. Adams, chairman of the ad-
vancement committee. announced.
Kerr has only recently return
ed from the foxholeS of Korea
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