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AUToMoPILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1947 Spec. dc luxe 4-dr !;
fully equip; peri. cond.; pvt. party;
$S95 or best offer. LO. 4-6827. 80
PLYMOUTH 194S Special de luxe A.
dr.; heater; low mileage, by l owner
sns. sSS9 cash ad
PLYMOUTH Al de luxe 4-dr.; passed pass
new Va. inspection: radio. heater
pTas69ISH seSs e9ysEs; ,Ss SS25. JE: s-s9aS; y
Safety Tested and Guaranteed,
densburg Rd.
PLYMOUTH 1949 4-dr.; exceptionally
scaLEoEHIe Heay 4 GOLDEN, SsS s74S 81 Sihys; Piney
6ranch rdp Silver Spring. Ju; s.
rssSGySE lsas $780, ''sas sfss n ';::
PoNTISSc' 1889 station wagon: 'y low
s2.sson neF FLoop sSs PoNr1zc. asE zecsfaasssii 4ssi
Connecticut ave.. Wo. S4O0..
PONTIAC 1881 2-dr. chieftain "s.'
&c luxe; luxe 2-tons .tH. green. Hydra-Matic.
periees in a. evsry Ge.9 way: So aisS. M fsr < 81. I.
MOTORS. I29 K St. NV. Ma. 1850.
PONTIAC 1851 SO" conv.; light blue,
less than 5000 miles: price, $2,O95.
f4th hR sssS ~ S.T OF can be seen At SSo SSSoo
PONTIAC iS4e 4-dr.: shiny black,
r; and h. This was q 1-owner FAM
lily car. Price, $796; 1865 down,
1895 per mo. K ST. MOTORS,
129 * st. NV, MA. 1850. 81
PONTIAC 1948 Streamliner de luxe
station wagon. equip. A quality car:
$685.. only 1929 down. Safety
Tested and Guaranteed. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
PONTIAC '4s streamliner sedanette;
light blue. r.. and h.. Hydra-M Matte;
S995. Top allowance on your pres
ent car. Easy terms and f.
month written guarantee. sAFEwAY
MOTORS. 1900 14th st. NV, NO
I'LL. Open ewes. till 3. 80
PONTIAC AZ Streamliner; 2-tone
4-dr.;. $500 worth extras incl;
r. and h.; well kept; original owner;
under 10000 MI; best offer over
$3.50. GE. 1911, Fri, Sat, Sun,
10 am. to z pm. Il
PONTIAC 81 de luxe station wagon;
radio and heater; $3.50. NE.
5342 after 10 am. 30'
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1913. blue: $3.50. Prefect
'4S black: $52S. You can't beat
these English-built Fords for econ
omy in Wash.'s congested trafiic;
stTation and see for yourself the real
value they are? See or csli Hill 9:
6esier GA. $500. lila vermont
AUSTIN US II Iis4s 4-dr. sedan; sliding 5 sun
roof, r.. h.; excel. eond. throughout;
500. Owner Going abroad. WI.
AusTaiNs usaTaiiNs .4s. s5s6: 40. s7ss: so.
1925. Also dealer for 46 other
foreign cars. JACK pRY, LTD. 14th
and p NV. and 5000 Conn. ave.
BUICK 1851 Roadmaster conv.; beat-
tifpi yellow. easy eye Elass. spot
BiUhfcKx egsi iasi41 4-dr. sedan: r. and b.
S275. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN ST42
Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring; ~
buick 1s4e super 4-dSor: fElly
eouipped; In new-ear condition;
81 .475. Call JE. 3-0375. IL
BUICK al Special 4-drs; black;
equipped: nice cond.; S305. NOTHING
down, low monthly payments. In.
spection guafanteed. SAFEWAY
MOTORS. 1900 14th st. NV. NO
I'LL. Open ewes. till 3. so
BUICK Al Super convertible: blue
Wv. tires. ike new; S9S5. JACK
PRY. 5000 Conn. ave. so
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE
FRAZER 1851 Vagabond: r, h. and
Cd; "a. 900 mi; original cost
W, $50, will sell S1.750. 10. A.

FRAZER 1851 vagabond; r, h. and
3D.; $4,000 mi; original cost
$2.93O. will sell S1.750. 10. A.
HUDSON 1s4s 4-door; good condition;
$780, or best ofier, Call ia. s-!244.
HUDSON 1g4e club coupe: r. and
S742 Pmey Branch rd., Silver Spring.
HUDSON l94s 4-dr; :. and h.; per-
fect; 2,tons car; $S95. sCHLEGEL
slSsp 6oIREm spTns s5t2 5G 5Sizo si1sz Branch 5d
HUDSON 40 sed.; +. and H.; o. d.,
and other extras; owner; new-car
warranty. Only In Hudson can you
get 1852 features In . used car.
Safest. most economical, long life
used car on the road today; 81 395.
son Dealers. 6949 Georgia ave.
NV. GE. 2444. 81
HUDSON '4S Super Q sed.; r. and h.;
beaut 2-tone green: . clean sub
years Of pleasant satisfactory sew
ice and low cost; ,$l,o95. CALL
psale5; 5949 Georgia ave, NV.
HTbsoN iS4s super "s" sed.: r. ~ and
h., rebuilt motor. like new, WV.
tires; 1895; $46 down. METRO
PoLITAN MoToRs. 1900 Bladens-
HTDsoN PITS dSi 1s47 eonv Commodore i 8;
maroon; white side-wall tires; new
top and paint Job. Hydra Matte;
custom r. and h.; fog and back
up lights; second owner; Air Force
Of1cer leaving for Calf; best look
ing conv. In D. c.; $3.50. CO. T01S.
HUDSON 1947, convertible: new cream
paint, r. and h; dreamboat; $500,
terms or trade. ROBERT HERSON,
~ Florida ave. ne, no. 9781. 81
HUDSON 80 Super six 4-door; :.
and h., white-wan tires; S1,545.
RuRgooWvSs; ovSs 1891 Potomac ave; Sc.
HdDsoS iii s1S4SSI 90 Super six. original msh
slS9S. Is5R s1RR6Ms bS1s'' MoToR aed Co.. g..
1891 Potomac ave sc. Ii. 5000.
HUDsoN-saye $500. 1850 Pace
maker; sparkling green 2:,dr, sedan:
terms. " clocted % PATE 1t cooi easn easy sss0f iS5 S5
m.p.h.; powerful, safe; family car;
high-compression head; privately
Ggned. 2g J,6 ! owner. Call MIR. PERRY.
J1GUAR s'SH Mark v-5 convertible &c epe.; !;
Or best offer. On view OLYMPIA YiFYR
MOTORS, 6ss1 Lee hwy. Falls
Church, or cali FA. 5000. %
JEEPSTER 194S; new. top, overdrive,
3 Sko1 ana q n: !, Wv. " tires; $s41. Me.
KAISER aNsas 81 e Il a.dr. sedan; only a 4.aaaa
miles; never driven out OF the f city;
never sold or titled; new-car guar;
Sl:696. JACK PRY. 5000 Conn.
KAISER 1e47 4-dr. sedan: r. So and b.;
EsnI psn5Iect GE, eond;; S6g5: scHLEqEL y
slyer ssrins. s542 2u plnsy ssyy75 Branch 5d
MERCURY. 1 DR.. sed.; orig. owner.
MERCURY 80 convertible; :. ana h.,
Wv. tires. A real clean car that
sanic sSa may v,tsst tsas to dnn.,, ycuT own os
Bell MOTORS. SgVS Sdio Wisconsin, a;nsai
MMERcGSX 81 sX isls convertible; $3.50.
NASH 1913 Statesman .4-dr. sedan, M
overdrive and heater; real clean
one to your own mechanic me han 'sRi Without anis
deposit: $1.095. BELL MOTORS,
NASH 1852 suburban station wagon;
r and h., overdrive: driven less
81 n1iSh Sst,o SALES 1S46 que St. Nv;
NASH 1851 Rambler convertible; over
drive, r. and h.; 1000 mi. This is
demonstrator with which you get a
neW.car title.$1,795. BELL MO-
TORS bOlb Wis. ave. Wo. 5000.
NASH 194S sedan, equip: S595, only
S149 down. Safety Tested and
Guaranteed. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
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CADILLACS WANTED
41-'52 models. See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES 1345 Que st. NV.
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PRIVATE CAR
OWNER

Mr.. Cash win pay Q price that viii
astound you. We buy all models and
makes, and take care Of all details.
No obligations. Courteous service.
Call Mr.. Cash, Ii. 3-9877
OPEN SUNDAYS
BUYER FROM THE SOUTH
Needs nice clean cars. Price no
object. viii pay of your title and
give you cash difference.
MIR. MORRIS
OV. 4004 SH. 0811
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Autos 8 TRUCKS FoR HIRE

WHITE TRACTCo5R SC!5o wAss; M perfect ct con, g
air; lockine for work. co. o63S. -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1916 2-door Torpedo; good
500. KAYwooD ESQ STATION.
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 Commander e club
sRs iGaRs good .aa aHnd ssSs SSS.rsSSs oW ssss
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 starlite Com
mander club cpe.: r. and b.. O.: d..
TFopoHTxN iTsel Scrf s6 M6r6fs As d9so 9soo Ms hs
densburg I'd. IL
sTUDEBAKER AZ Champion 4-dr.:
soDPPsoat eals oniy s7ss TOP ollfHa aoa
ance on your present car. Easy terms
SAFEWAY MOTORS. 1900 18th. st.
NV. NO. iii. Open ewes. I'll g..
1850 Champion; cd.
equip. A quality car; 81 OBS, only
1929 down. Safety Tested and
Guaranteed. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
WILLYS 1947 station wagon: .o.d.
and heater; $725 or ofier. Ia
WiLLYs. new '52s. sedans. station
and p NV. and 5000 Conn. ave.
WILYS 1949 Jeepster; heater, over.
drive. Wv. tires. good top and
runs T,ns Ike nsw m sssS aoEe MO-
TOR SALES. 1345 Que st. n:w-,
DU. 5000. $50.
PONTIAC 1850 Streamliner "6" p
DIR. sedan. equipped; one Of the
cleanest and best-running cars In
our stock: our weekend special,
$I.496; guar; l VI. or 10000 mi. Tor
cOAsT-IN PONTIAC CO.
z07 Fla. Ave. NE, AT. 520O
Open Ewes. TIL 3 81
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr. Cranbrook;
Cipco's holiday special. driven only
5000 mi. by previous owner; r.. h.;
spotless both inside and out; spare
yr. or 10000 mi. for parts and
labor. Today only 81 .645.
COAST-N PONTIAC CO.
407 Fla. Ave. NE. AT. 1900
Open Ewes. Till 8 --31
Evening star., 1952-05-30
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

FOR SALE-Cessna 140. new license,
fully equipped; no phone information.
WASHINGTON VIRGINIA AIRPORT,
BT-13. all metal: brand-new license;
verv low time on 450 P.W. engine;
$500. WA. 7415. II
TAYLORCRAFT, side by side; Just
relicensed; excel. fabric; cruises 95
m.ph; S750 XII 2-SI13 II
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AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

HYDRAULIC WINDOWS-Expert re-
pairs and all necessary parts in
stock for automatic convertible top
lifts, door cylinders. Specialists for
auto water leaks. door latch re-
pairs. Tinted and curved glass for
all cars. Wholesale or retail HER
SON AUTO PARTS q GLASS. 72
Florida ave. me-, MI. 7IO0. IL
PROTECTION FOR you. Have that
car appraised before you buy. Have
the entire deal checked over-value,
terms, interest and insurance. For
the little bit this service costs.
you'll be glad you called MR..
BARON, ST. S256 It'll pm. Strictly
impartial appraising. 81
TWO-WHEEL TRAILER, no reason-
able oifer refused. Ii. 3-7264. II
THE NEW SUPER ENGINE additive
"Liuui-M Molly" Reduce engine fric-
tion 5000. Distributors.
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9th st. RE. 5o73
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81.7x1O.2-FT. MAHOGANY HULL,
blueprints, to finish., Boat In Dis
atiarER' tEiISF Hs'ft It. G.; S.oefs. 2 St Sc Mr..
SAILBOAT. lSA r. b. Chesapeake 20.
Extra sails; fast, foomy, excel. family
boat or racer. Saerifice. 10. e-4442.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Communists Expected
To Call Vital Session
On Truce in Few DAYS
BY the Associoted Press

MUNSAN, Korea. April 3d.
The Communists are expected tt
call for an armistice meeting ir
the next few days which may
make or break Korean truce talks
The outcome will depend or
Communist reaction to a secret
United Nations package offer.
Dispatches from Washington
quoted Allied diplomats as saying
the proposal handed Communist
negotiators Sunday is about the
last offer we can make"
The Washington view was that
there is a $3.50 chance the offer
would lead to an actual armistice
or an ultimate breakdown of the
prolonged talks. It all depends on
the decision reached in Red CAPT.
tails where the plan is being
studied.
Keyed to Prisoner Demand.
officials in Washington privately
agreed the secret package offer
was a three-point program keyed
to the U. N. demand for mon
forcible repatriation" of prisonrs
Of war. which the Reds repeatedly
have called q 'preposterous de-
mand."
In a lengthy attack on the Al
lied prisoner proposal, Red China s
official Peiping radio said last
night: 1T certainly cannot be con-
sidered by the Korean and Chinese
side"
| Washington dispatches indicated
the Allied package deal would
Cd allow Reds to rebuild North
Korean military airf1elds during
Ia truce. if (2) the Communists
accept the U. N. principle for
prisoner exchange and 90 drop
their nomination of Russia as a
neutral nation" to help police an
armistice.
Trade Called Unfair.
Communist negotiators have
limited they wanted to trade of
Russia for the airflelds.
The Communist insistence that
all prisoners Of war must be re-
turned to their homes was re-
iterated by Peiping radio. The U.
N. command says only 10000 of
173,000 prisoners Of war and in
termed civilians want to be re-
Ipatriated.
Peiping radio, quoting an edito-
rial from the official Peiping Peo-
pies Daily, charged the Allies
"have been trying to retain 100, 900
prisoners by force. This horrible
scheme Of American aggressors
has practically wrecked the basis
Of executive sessions"
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Armed Boy Shoots Self
Accidentally al School
BY the Associated Press

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 80
"A 17-year-old boy accidentally
shot himself in a leg with a con-
cealed sawed-of rifle yesterday
when police seized him outside the
Office of the dean Of boys at
Gerstmeyer High School.
Police said the boy told them,
could be-" when asked if he was
going to shoot the dean.
Police Capt. Floyd Huey said the
boy also had a straight-edge razor
strapped to one arm and had an
open knife in a pocket.
Cecil w. Martin, the dean, said
the boy was aroused because the
dean insisted that the boy tell his
mother that he had quit school
last February %.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
BY the Assoeioted Press

BERLIN. April 30.-The Rus
slams grounded nearly all their
fighter planes in the eastern zone
|of Germany today-an obvious
result Of the shooting attack by
two MIG jets on an Air France
|airliner.
Soviet officers told the four
power air safety center that train
ing flights were conducted this
morning only in one area OF
Saxony.
Flying activity was limited tc
the Koethen base-but that was
precisely the spot where the two
Soviet fighters pumped cannon
shells and machinegun bullets
into the French plane yesterday,
wounding two German passengers
and nicking two French crewmen
The Allies and the Russians
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Dr.. Bundesen' S Indictment
Thrown Out as Too VAGUE
By the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO. April 30.-A Grim
inal Court judge has thrown out
an indictment accusing DR.. Her.
man N. Bundesen, nationally
known health authority, of i'm
proper conduct in connection with
illegal sales Of horse meat.
Judge Daniel A. Covelli held
yesterday that the indictment was
zoo vague, presenting no specific
charges against which a defense
could be made.
DR.. Bundesen was accused OF
malfeaSance and nonfeaSance
while serving as president of the
Chicago Board of Health. He
took an indefinite leave Of ab-
sence after his indictment.
Judge Covelli suggested that the
State re-indict Bundesen or appeal
his decision. States Attorney
John Boyle said he would appeal
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Russians in Germany Ground
Jets After Attack on AirIiner

lswapped contradictory charges.
A stiff note from the three AL
lied high commissioners declared
the French plane was flying in
the proper corridor established by
four-power agreement and the at
tack on it was "unwarranted" and
Outrageous"
1t demanded punishment Of the
Soviet fighter pilots and compen-
sation for damages and injuries.
A Russian counter protest
charged the French plane was far
of the corridor. headed toward
Leipzig, and ignored the fighters
signals to land. It said the Soviet
planes then fired warning shots
aeSoSS its bow.
In Paris, the French govern
ment delivered a formal protest
to the Soviet Embassy over the
attack.
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Banquet
HOnOrs
Boy Scouts

The annual Blue and Gold
Banquet, Feb. 25, of Cub Scout
Pack 80 was held at the Meth
odist church on Monday even
ing. There were over one hun
dred in attendance, including
Cub Scouts and. their families.
Rev. c. H. Bowers gave the
invocation. Cubmaster, Roy
Burdick welcomed all to the
banquet and acted as Toast
master. Opening was in charge
of Den 1. Asst Cubmaster,
Ward Baptie then read the roll
call. Badges were presented to
the following: Wolf badge, Gary
Bevington; Denner badge, Ray
Prussia; Asst Denner badge,
Richard Denning; Year Service
pins to, Dennis Burdick, Tom
Baptie, Tim Holder, Richard
Wells, Lloyd Carlson, Steven
Burgess, John Patterson, Ron
aid Hutter, Richard Pulsifer,
Ronald Muelhisen, John Helix
kila, David Price, Tom Heinz,
Ray Prussia and Emory Dilda.
(Program) Piano Solo, Richard
Pulsifer; Accordian Solo, Carl
Duralia; Piano Solo, David
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Compare feature for feature fact for fact with its class!
Osmobe has the Rocket Engine! 16O flashing
QuadrJ Carbetor valves! Look the Body
by Fisher the styling and by oldsmobHea perfect blending of
roomy comfort and smay tailored ye The drive Odsmobe
Super Drve*quck smoother than this year
with Super Range The steering GM Hydrauc
safety handling easel Compare Odmoble dahng Super
with any You'll discover you can't match for VALUE!
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Price. Reading - What is a
Boy" by Joe Prussia, Chairman
of Pack Committee.
Six new members were well
coined into our Pack consisting
of James Linden, John Rayman,
Kenneth Temple, Buddy Street,
Barry Davidson and James
Moore. Institutional Head, Rev.
G. H. Bowers was introduced
and gave a short talk. Institu-
tional Representative, Roland
Osborn also spoke. The Pack
Committee consisting of Joe
Prussia, Chairman, Thorton
Holder, Edwin Pulsifer, William
Carson and Rocco Dragonette
was introduced. The following
Den Mothers were introduced,
Den Mrs. Roy Burdicw -
Asst, Mrs. Thornton Holder;
Den 2-Mrs. Ralph Burgess;Den
3-Mrs. Merit Smith; Den4-
Mrs. Dorothea Rayman, Asst
Mrs. Milton Linden.
The main attraction of the
evening was the Magician show
put on by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Booher of Kirkland. The meet
ing was closed with the song
"Good Night, Cub Scouts"
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where they will board a boat,
in a few days. Best wishes for
a safe journey to Japan.
Friendship Circle News
The friendship circle of the
Congregational church will hold
their next regular meeting on
Sunday evening, March 16. The
contest, begun two months ago,
is still running and all young
adults are invited to attend our
meetings. The meeting will be
in charge of Roberta and John
Larmi. Please join us for an
evening of good fellowship.
The woman's auxiliary of the
Parkman firemen will hold their
next regular meeting on Mon
day evening, March II.
Tuesday evening, March 18,
viii be Parkman Chamber of
Commerce meeting.
Parkman Mothers Club
The Parkman Mothers club
will meet on Wednesday after
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Sloto at
tended the flower show in Cleve-
land last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Roger Owen, Mr.. Leon
Mintern and Mr.. Earl johnson
attended the hockey game in
Cleveland Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lena Hosmer was in
Cleveland Friday evening to see
her son, Rowland.
Former Resident Dies
Mrs. Arvilla Harris, wife of
Joseph Harris formerly of Park
man, died at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
in Middlefield, on Saturday,
March 8. Residents of Parkman
will remember her as the form
er owner of the Hopkins Dept.
Store. Mr.. Leonard Hopkins is
brother of Mrs. Harris. Sym
pathy is extended to all mem
bers of the Hopkins and Harris
family.
Celebrates Birthday
Jimmy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Handsel, celebrated his
tenth birthday on Monday,
March 3. His home was the
scene of a party at which sew
eral of his schoolmates were
guests. Ice cream and cake was
served by Mrs. Handsel as re-
freshments.
Leaves for Japan
Mrs. William NeWkirk and
children left Sunday morning
on the first lap of their journey
to Japan. They have been wait
ing for three months to have
their papers cleared, so that they
could sail for Japan and join
their husband and father, Bill"
Mrs. Newkirk and children left
by plane for Seattle, Wash,
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News from South NeWbury

Hts. and the reception in Parma
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Milanich
of Cleveland called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Button and family
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Button
attended the basketball tourna-
ment in Kent on Saturday night.
Miss Sally Coyne spent the
weekend at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Frost, and help
ed care for the Frost children
while Mr.. and Mrs. Frost and
Glenn Frost were on a trip to
Erie, Pa.
James Ray, little son of the
Harold Buttons, was quite ill
the past week with measles.
Subscribe and SaVet
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aoon, March 10. Hostess
will be Elizabeth Stoll, Dorothy
Hillock, Mary Evans, Thelma
Ferry.
Fashion Show
A fashion show will be held
on Tuesday evening, March 20.
This event has been held annu-
ally the past few years as pro-
ject to earn. money for the light
ing system of our school. The
show is sponsored by the Moth
er's club and the P.T.A. Please
support this event and give
modern lighting to one more
room in our school, all for the
benefit Of our younger pupils.
Bible Study Group
The Bible Study Group will
meet this Friday evening, March
IA. The section for discussion
will be Matthew 20: 1874. 1t
will be led by Mr.. Robert
Hoyes.
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News by Mrs. Jr. Komandt
Parkman 27F5

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hilliar of
Phalanx were visitors in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hayes Sunday, March 2.
Mlddlefield, Burton, Troy and
Parkman make up one of the
districts into which the county
is divided in the Red Cross
Drive.
MIR. and Mrs. Baird and Mr..
tucker have returned home af-
ter vacation to the west coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Warner,
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Young,
Mrs. Walter Moore, Mrs. Junior
homandt attended the annual
inspection of Miriam Chapter in
Youngstown on Tuesday eve
ming, March 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferry and
children were recent visitors in
the home of Hubert Carver of
Hambden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore
and son Billie left Friday eve
ming for months vacation with
Mr.. Moore's parents in Florida.
Miss Talbert will remain in the
Moore home while they are
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nash have
moved into the house recently
vacated by Marjorie Newkirk.
Mr.. Junior Komandt and Mr..
Elmer Edwards of Pennington,
were in Cleveland Thursday
evening to see Adrian Welsh
who was seriously injured sew
eral weeks ago.
Miss Mary Lee Barker, a fresh
man at Oberlin college, visited
the past weekend in the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Wilson.
Lenten services are being held
at st. Edwards church on Wed
nesday and Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Soltis, Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Komandt at.
tended the basketball games at
! Kent.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of HARRY CLYDE
WERTZ, aka. HARRY c. WERTZ,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 9Th day of February, 1852,
Roy Orvis Wertz, aka. Roy o.
Wertz, r. d. No. 1, Chagrin Falls,
Ohio was duly appointed and quail
flied as Executor of the estate of
HARRY CLYDE VERT, a k. a.
HARRY c. WERTZ. deceased late
of cambridge Township, Geauga
County. Ohio.
Creditors should present their
claims to said Executor within
four months from said date.
HAROLD j. RICHMOND
3c12 Probate Judge
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-13
News by Lucy Simpson

Mrs. Frank Strnad accompan-
led the James Strnad family of
Cleveland on a vacation trip to
Florida. r.
Joe Strnad is at home for two
weeks from Aberdeen Proving
Grounds. Denver Hill was at
home from Camp Atterbury for
the weekend. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox of
Pekin Rd., attended the De
Pould-Licht wedding at Grace
Lutheran church in Cleveland
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-13

BURTON - The engagement
of Erma Eliza Bradley of Cleve-
land, daughter of Mrs. Rose
K. Bradley of Burton, to Pvt
Antoni Chester Chmielowiec,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Antoni
Chmielowiec, Sr., of East Or
well was announced this week
end
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-13

Miss Bradley attended Burton
high school and Urbana Jr.
College, and is now employed
in Cleveland.
Pvt. ChmieloWiec attended
Colebrook high school and is
now serving with the United
States Army Airborne at IN
diantown Gap, Pennsylvania.