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Shipping News

The SIS sALCOA POINTER
is scheduled to sail from Jack
sonville July 18th, Norfolk on
the 18th, Baltimore the 10Th
and is due at Frederiksted
July 10Th, accepting freight
for st. Kits, Antigua, Vene-
zuela, Curacao and Aruba. A
a Steamer is scheduled to
sail from New Orleans August
18th, Mobile August 10th and
is due at Frederiksted August
25th, via Jamaica and Haiti,
accepting freight for Barba-
dos, Georgetown and Parama-
ribo. a
ALCOA STEAMSHIP CO. Inc
Roba =. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1952-07-28
Two WuY Street

That portion Of Queen Street
heretofore designated a one
way street, eastbound from
Queens Cross Street to Hospi
tai Street is now designated a
I W o way street effective.
Monday, July %, 1852.
, 1952-07-28

Distributors: Ansuco Corporation.
Tel. 3-2256, San Juan. Puerto Rico
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20
Sparkling SOiree
Liked By FAWTU
Group Friday Mite

Tropical foliage and flowers ar
tistically arranged down the center
Of long table formed a lovely
setting for the lavish buffet din
ner served Friday night at the Of
ficers Of the Fleet All Weather
Training group and their ladies at
TT. Taylor Officers Club.
Separate tables were arranged
for the serving of champagne
punch with the punch bowls encir.
cled by more flowers.
More than 100 guests al the party
enjoyed the dinner and dancing
to the music of Gus Ayala's orcheS.
ira. Tom Whitley spanked the pro.
ceedings with his talent and wit.
Captain j. {. 10th. commanding
officer of FAWTU, Cdr. J. l.. Bet.
finger, executive officer, and Mrs.
Bettinger we're observed among
the group.
The Fleet All Weather squadron
holds a party each month while
the officers Of the group alternat'
ing with their wives for this event
were Mrs. f NJ. Porter and Mrs.
L. NJ. Bigelow, assisted by Cdr,
Bigelow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20
Recipes Set Theme
For VX-I Owe
AerOpaIns Lunch

The VX-1 officers wives monthly
luncheon was held at Aeropalms
Thursday, September IS.
Recipes, a recipe book center.
piece, and miniature recipe book
name cards were the theme Of
the luncheon. The centerpiece was
a cake baked in the form of ar
open recipe book which was in
scribed VII Cook Book.
The name card recipe books con
aimed Mrs. E. w. Parish's reel
oe for cheese straws and Mrs. C.
I. Parmelee's recipes for brown
es, among others.
Crepes Luis French pancakes
with crab meat and cheese sauce
4 tossed green salad, and sail
sticks we're featured on the menu
The luncheon committee under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. ". A
Evans included Mesdames R. NJ
Carter, Robert Cummings, j. J
Gentilini and r. c. Gleason. Mrs
w. A. Minaert greeted the wives
and guests at the door. Mrs. II
w. Faxon and Mrs. NJ. RumfeIt
yerved punch.
At a business meeting follow
ing the luncheon Mrs. Hugh Morri
yon was elected new chairman Of
he VX-1 officers wives group e
mcceed Mrs. X. p. Rehnberg, Jr
Mrs. A. d. Dunstane was elected
as the VX-1 representative to the
IT. Taylor o. w. c. advisory board
II was announced that the VX-l
wives vii sew for the Navy Relief
Thrift Shop at the home Of Mrs
J. H. Clare on Wednesday, Septem
Der "a.
The next luncheon of the group
will be held the third Thursday ir
October at Aeropalms. Mrs. A. Z.
Graybill will be chairman Of the
committee. Mesdames NJ. E. Hail
err, e. r. Hastings, II, d. d. Huck
ably and ]. H. Engle will serve with
her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20
The
WEATHEKNAN
Saws

Kev West and vicinity. Cloudy
with showers OF thundcrshpweys
thru Sunday; not much tcmpera-
turc change. Geutle 10 moderate
east ard southeast winds. fresh
in showers.
Florida Considerable cloud.
ness and scattered showers and
thundershoweTs thru Sunday
Little change in temperature.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf Of Mckee
Moderate south 80 southwest
winds over north portion and
moderate mostly southeast "a inds
over south portion thru Sunday
EXCEPT winds fFeSheniag near
showers Partly cloudy 20 cloudy
weather. Scattered shoN ers ard
thumeer1lloweys
Western. Caribbean Censle 10
moderate east 20 southeast "a nsis
thru : dsy Partly rlosb3y
weather. Widely scattered she's
80 ard shuniefsAow~rx
westsvn Summary for the
TFcpigai AtsstiC. Carl s#an
See ard The Eastsrn Calf ef
NNAten
TaeTN g 4 seA& eastsCEs MaNe
~ tae eastern ea8 az the CsFsae
bean atd thege IA az area 1t
sAC@ezs extending tFon i've
western rr3 og she Cars eteaa
FasfhNsed seruzS Cube ARD Fses-
"a 03hefsssse cnssassas aes
rsg.sal There agp MS a gss
e asy aeRel epsae aAN eanee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20
Birthdays Celebrated
Al Trailer Park

Millers Trailer Park was the
scene Of two birthday parties re-
Gently when two lads who live
there celebrated their natal days.
The boys were Skipper Quinn who
was six years old September 10 and
Bert Miller who became thirteen
on September IS.
Those present at the Bert Miller
party were; Leu, Darrell, Dennis
and Roberta Jones. Barbara, Ka'
rem and Sharon Roche. Pinkie and
Donald HaIpinS, Meiba and Prucie
Briggs. Riekie and Bobbie Scott
Michel Mccoy, Dennis Brown,
Skipper Quinn, Mary 10 Greene
and Glcnnie Miller.
Hot dogs and drinks were scrv
ed hy Bert 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Miller.
The same group was present e
help skipper Quinn celebrate his
birthday with the addition Of Sandy
MerShon and Steve Poareh. Cake
and ice cream were the refresh
ments served.
Skipper Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Quinn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20
Mrs. Duke Is Hostess
To Committee ChGirmen

Mrs. Irving T. Duke entertained
the heads of committees for Navy
Relief projects in the vicinity with
a coffee hour at her quarters on
the Naval Station Friday morning.
Chairman of Volunteer Women
for the Thrift Shop, Mrs. T. d. Bo-
az, was present together with Mrs.
j. j. Zuska representing Mrs. B. E.
Bradley. chairman in charge Of
layettes; Mrs. ]. H. Clare, sewing;
Mrs. II. Pason, procurement and
Mrs, w. H. Truesdall, toys.
Others present were Mrs. A. E.
Buckley, Mrs. J. l.. Bettinger, Jr.,
Mrs. A. o. Momm, Mrs. W. P.
Schoeni, Mrs. p. W. Garrett, Mrs.
7. d. GatehelI. Mrs. C.. H. An
drews, Mrs. Pribble and Mrs. r. G.
Selby.
Among the matters discussed at
the meeting was the need for toys
TO be presented to Mrs. TrueSdell's
group in time for them TO make
necessary repairs so that the toys
win be ready for presentation TO
the children at Christmas parties.
Particular mention was made 0f
the face lifting" that the Thrift
Shop has undergone recently. Ev.
eryone is urged to so see the
changes that have been made The
Shop is located on the second floor
OF the Navy CommiSsary Building.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20
CARD or THANKS

We are iglsses3 grateful % TIT
many neighsoFx ard fraem6s for
siastaess Shown ard sympathy 81
'eessesa Is IN TIE hoars a. Soyruw
seasgwIng gb@ Feeeaa death 81 oaF
beloved husband ARD father TIC
late Nsidan & Agnury.
We Wssh % thank those phn ssns
fsaseFs xn8 aaaated TIER c8rs
We visit - sAAnk ~ Lester ard
shR SsaE 81 aagxoe Gensral Eaa
pssal faF shsF ksndaeas.
Ne tras3 tat eaeA ard nM wAy
aeeT7s tAss sxFzeEsaea az Fevssaal-
y s41FxsSe3.
TttE FAAaiI Y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20
Former key u est Nan
MmFies fn atlanta

F'EtnrSix al B,.ly Shau Formerly a
Key West. rill be Interested 10
learn - his mavrlss - 70 Mss nog
ekhY SklaDeg u8 Atlantis. 0soFKla
he we,s3iag tnAk place gn Atlanta
Wednesday az , n m Attendants
ws-e NJ assd Mrs Riiiy Roberts
q key West.
NJ saw is tbe SOC 81 Mr. and
MFs Rex Shaw sI& is Flemsng
sgreeg Eie Was graduated tram KEY
y est HsEa Sehsal ard fog ihs past
EeaF has eeea gnapsaye5 in AslaEsa
TIE yaan& ctaspte SSH esaks taesr
hasne Al IS Myrtle street. Ataa.
Ii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20

A aaasgpN sxsssar places tAs
arrival q re hsgsps ia Sessaaass
IN tA@ RssA Cvng&gs Ksxa saa
Nasken8& tssaks ssAse SsosassY.
A saFs2gw se@a asgs 1Nfw ~ FsaS sse
ggw~s E8AEV@As Is s&gsAe -
GaxatY asSaS m@st sVsssaas
ns&&extasA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20

II the following groups: golf.
gymnastics. bowling. swimming,
tennis, sewing, cooking. bridge,
Spanish. gardening. hsndicrstt,
book review, dramatics and civ
.llsn defense. The latter activity
consists al classes in first air and
Red CroSs work.
Fer further information re
gardanE these activities. phone
Mira Egstenahl. 1910, extension
81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20
CONCH
CHOWDER
BY RAYMER

Back in town after vacation
in Illinois are Comdr. and Mrs.
Ray Virgins and their two viva
cious young daughters. Dottie w.
said that Illinois weather was cool
TO cold, and that although the
family enjoyed the stay and the
change in climate, that they were
glad to be back on the Old Rock.
Tonight big doings: The
choosing of Miss Key West at
the Elks Club annex with the
contest slated for 10 pm. And at
ter midnight the 'Shipwreck"
party at Casa Cayo Hueso. Ram
bling wrecks do not have to be
from Georgia Tech TO attend. !
thought of taking down my show
er curtain and arriving in that,
but I've never heard of anyone be-
ing caught in the shower at the
time of ships laundering.
MUCH JosHINc in the news
room this week with Jim Cobb
webs on the city editors desk
and myself on his old beat. This
morning | was told | have to COW
err the next football game and
must climb a telephone pole to
get a hawks eye view. Charlie
Gossett says if the pole Sways
more than forty degrees, 70 jump
with a parasol. AS Comdr. Jim
Elliott of the Sea Dog said on that
submarine ladder expedition,
Stand by below for a crash
landingl" GOssett made movies of
last nights game, from the press
box which can only be reached
by scaling the pole. Maybe he
can arrange for the City Electric
to provide safety belts after this
FORT TAYLOR party for the
Brazilian Sec. of the Navy brought
amusing comment from Admiral
Duke, according to Mrs. James
Foresman. She reported that our
Admiral sauntered over TO her
shaking his head. He pointed 10
Sec. Guillobel and observed,
There's a bachelor. And look at
him! He's talking to four of the
ugIieSt men at the party" There's
another good story about Ad-
miral Dukes humor, He ordered
all coconuts removed from the
trees on the Naval Station as
falling ones are liable TO eonch
/ cut more than Conchs. When the
trimming of trees was a little
lax, he picked up one which had
fallen on his own lawn and sent
/ II 10 the proper maintenance Of,
/ flee with a note This eoconuI
eonched me on the head" Before
the day was over all palms had
been stripped of the potential. men,
4 ace.
SIGN near chow line. I'm
/ told, reads Never have so many
! waited for so little so long.
Shop Hopper Jaxon takes off for
Jamaica 10 see husband Ronnie
today That dance team in
the current movie with Cornell
Wilde is the tw0some Of Zareo
and Beryi who used 10 WOW Mi.
ami nightelub audiences. Zarco,
who has AZ least six Spanish
names. was born in Spain and
used TO fight bulls. He's bull
/ hip expert, TOO. One night al
the Clover Club. when a noisy
/ rlngSidc party ignored his act.
ard annoyed people with loud
daughter. be stopped in the mid
fle of a tango. unwrspped the
loag black vhip from his waist
and Eiieked = champagne glass
neatly out q The hand Of enc Of
the trouhlcaakeFs. Then he re
sumed the torrd sYthm without >
flick Of an eyclssh Ne and his
/ partner gave me that huge som
hFcg0 from Ntcaura sua which
hangs on NV wall. Il towers four
feet fTom hrtm 70 croNa and
makes . circle ID shade like an
ua4hral5a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-20

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Special Meet OF Exec.
Board OF Harris PTA

Glenwood Sweeting, president Of
the Harris School PTA. has an.
nounced that there will be a spe.
cial meeting OF the Executive BID.
Of the organization at 80 p. m,
Tuesday. September q. In the
school library. Purpose Of this
meeting is 10 FIJI the vacancy that
now exists in the office of vice
president. All board members are
urged to attend this important
meeting.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-24

A. to Helen and James Parry
eek, Jr., Burton.
CHARDON TWP. Greta
Frances Lindgren, lot 164, c,
so A. to Bertha and Mark
Beardsley, Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - Beulah M.
and Theodore R. Son, lot 18,
7.37 A. to Cornelia Schurmann,
Cleveland Hgts.
Arletta L. and Howard L..
Mody, lot 9, HBG, l A. to
Wanda and Edward E. Wait
mas, Chesterland.
HAMBDEN TWP. - Lois p.
and Andrew Kovach, lots As,
A., to Matte L. and Luther
F. Battles, Chardon.
Emma F. and Erwin C..
Shattuck, lot Is, HBG, TAPS
A. to Erwin c. Shattuck, Char
don.
Same, lot 80, $3.50 A. to
same.
Same, lot 25, 25 A. to same.
Same, lot 25, 9.82 A. to same.
Same, lot 80, 27.95 A. to
same.
Same, lot Is, 2 A. to same.
MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE -
Birdie A. Bowles, lot 20, HB,
SIS A. to Janice S. and Henry
r. Lucht, Jr., Middlefield.
MUNSON TWP. - Jennie and
Morris Drucker, lots 3-4-17-18,
1857 A. to Michael Fatica,
Cleveland.
NEWBURY TWP. - Emil Lud-
wig, lot 80, 284 A. to Ernest
K. Wilder, Cleveland.
Ruth and William r. Pater-
son, lots 1886, HB, 34.5O A.
to Dorothy Prill Kersey and
Gil w. Kersey, Chardon.
Robert Bunowitz, lot 81, AIS
A. to lola Band, Alan N. Skin
ner, Chardon.
Harry r. Hathaway, lot 4,
2.91 A. to Mrs. Leta M. Snyder,
Parkman.
SOUTH RUSSELL VILLAGE
-Chagrin Hgts. Sub. - Steven
Roper, lots 87-2, 80 A. to
Kathryn Jean and Jack r.
Conley, Maple Hgts.
RUSSELL TWP, CHAGRIN
FALLS SUB. F. w. Stanton,
lot 242, 81 A. to Aerene Ober,
Chagrin Falls.
Same, lot 243, w. half, .15
A. to same.
THOMPSON TWP. - Arthur
H. Arnold, lot S, HB, SO A. to
Marie Arnold, Thompson.
Same lot S, $3.50 A. to same.
Same, lot S, Is A, to same.
TROY TWP. - Gizella Bosak,
lot 7, H2B, 38 A. to Frank
Bosak, Garrettsville.
Ethel and Henry c. Kibley,
lot 20, HB, 1888 A. to Gladys
and Stephen J. Pollock, Burton.
Zella F. Utterback, lot 81,
HB, 90.25 A. to The I. r.
Martin Land Co., Shaker Hgts.
Same, lot 81, 2H2B, 119 A.
to same.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-24
af t. o..,Ae..ss

BAINBRIDGE TWP. -. R.
Martin Land Co., lots 21-22,
4.43 A. to I. r. Martin, Cleve-
land.
Nellie A. and Elivyn Nc
Farland, lot 9, cottage, SO A.
to Elizabeth A. Mcfarland,
Chagrin Falls.
Grace M. and Harold c. Kor-
yer, lots 9-16, IL A. to Agnes
M. and Joseph j. Renard,
Cleveland.
1. R. Martin, lot %, 1877
A. to Joyce M. and Randall
w. Puckett, Chagrin Falls
Alma and Frederick K. Wood,
lots 1919, H, 22.74 A. to Her
bert Buckholtz, Bainbridge.
LAKE LUCERNE - Anne Hud-
son, lot 8 F, 80 A. to John
F. Ellis, Lake Lucerne, Chagrin
Falls.
Same, lot VI, 80 A. to same.
BURTON TWP. Rose and
John Musil, lot 81, cottage,
1872 A. to Helen A. and John
F. Fulton, Lyndhurst.
Ruth M. and w. r. Paterson,
21-31, 1855 A. to Dorothy
Prill Kersey and Gil Kersey,
Chardon.
Mary L. and Richard J. Phil
lips, lot 80, so A. to Virginia
True, Burton.
BURTON VILLAGE - Cecil
A. Boone, lots 1885, H, .33
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-24

Lois Rodgers, plaintiff VS..
Jack Rodgers, defendant. d.
vorce granted.
Harvey E. QuackenbuSh, Jr.,
a minor (by Harvey E. Quac-
kenbush, Sr., his father and
nearest friend) plaintiff VS.
Nancy Lou Quackenbush, a
minor, (by John Strahan, her
father and nearset friend.) Di-
vorce granted and restoration
of maiden name.
Ruth R. Roeser, plaintiff VS.
William E. Roeser, defendant
Modification of court order
Money previously paid to
Ruth Roeser to be paid to Ge-
auga county Welfare dept. for
care of two minor children
Robert and Laura Roeser.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William Schillager, %, Pitts
burgh, Pa, to Bertha J. Os-
born, 81, Chardon Twp.
Mahlon J. E. Byler, %, Mid,
dlefield, to Sarah L. Miller
81, Middlefield Twp.
John A. Miller, 25, Burton
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-24

Shcedule of claims filed. Peti-
tion to sell personal property
filed.
Estate of Howard L. Bennett,
Schedule of claims filed. Peti-
ton to sell personal property
filed.
Estate of fIarland w. Bar
mum. Election of surviving
spouse filed. 50.
Estate of Harley A. Bronson,
aka. H. A. Bronson. Final
and distributive account filed
Estate of Emma F. Shattuck
Petition for distribution OF
assets in kind filed. Application
for transfer of real estate filed
Estate of Fannie S. Hersh-
berger. Administrator and ap-
praisers appointed.
Estate of Elsie L. Beech
Inventory filed.
Estate of Edmund v. Sihler,
aka. Edmund Sihler, aka. E
v. Sihler, aka. Edmund Val
entine Sihler. Final and dis
tributive account filed.
Estate of John Kosch. Ad-
ministratrix and appraisers ap-
pointed.
Estate of Gertrude H. Gown
Will admitted to probate and
record.
Estate of Andrew Yuschak
Administrator and appraisers
appointed.
Estate of Joseph Baumgart-
ner, aka. Joe Baumgartner
aka. Josef Baumgartner. Ap-
plication for transfer of real
estate filed.
Estate of Will w. Bartholo.
new. Final and distributive
account filed.
Estate of Clarence c. Franks
Will admitted to probate anC
record.
Estate of Newton L, Brun
ner. Application for transfer o.
real estate filed.
Estate of John Savage. Viii
admitted to probate and record
Estate of Gertrude H. Gown
Administrator with will an
nexed and appraisers appointed
Estate of Claude Strong
Final account filed.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Rulings
Opal Crilow, plaintiff VS.
Raymond Crilow, defendant
Defendant found guilty of order
of August "a, and sentenced tc
county Jail until Monday, April
IA, 1852 at 3 pm. unless
meanwhile admitted to Grille
hospital.
Appointment of Grand Jury
foreman, John Stafford for the
April term, 1852.
Order to draw Grand and
Petit Jury for April term, 1852
Franklin H. Murphy VS.
Porter Roath, ct al. Order fol-
service by publication.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-24

Twp, to Kathryn Miller, 20.
Middlefield Twp.
Donald A. Cannon, 20, Cleve-
land, to Barbara M. Van Cor
der, 10, Bainbridge Twp.
Joe F. Sefcik, 26, Colebrook
to Victoria Karasiewicz, 10
Middlefield Twp.
Fred E. Simmons, AZ, Balm
bridge Twp, to Mabel Simmons
81, cambridge Twp.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-24
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX
LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN
MILL LIMITATION
GsRn9l Coda AHRE-1R (nrN
UUNb DNN5s ~ cO~AO NBT1
S62S-17, 5000

GenI Code, Secs. 47S5-13 (g),
562S-17, 5000
NOTICE is hereby given that in
pursuance of a Resolution of the
Board of Education of the Auburn
Local School District Ohio, passed
on the Goth day of March, 1852,
there will be submitted to a vote
Of the people of said Auburn Local
School District at Primary
ELECTION to be held in the
Township of Auburn, Geauga
County Ohio, at the regular places
of voting therein. on, Tuesday, the
9Th day. of May. 1852, the question
of levying, in excess of the ten
mill limitation, for the benefit of
Auburn Local School District for
the purpose of Current Operating
Expenses at a rate not exceeding
S mills for each one dollar of
valuation, which amounts to fifty
cents for each one hundred dollars
Of valuation. for Two Years.
The Polls for said Election, will
be open at $50 o'clock AM. and
remain open until $3.50 o'clock
Pm, Eastern Standard kTime of
said day.
BY order of the Board Of Elec-
tions, of Geauga County, Ohio.
Gladys s. Mcdonald Chairman
Beatrice Van Gorder, Clerk. Dated
April 3, 1852. 4c18
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-24

Ask for your Jubilee tickets
every time you are in Chardon
every merchant can supply
you.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-24
PROBATE COURT

Estate of Harriet A. Fisher,
aka. Mrs. w. E. Fischer. Ap-
praisers appointed.
Estate of Howard l.. Bennett.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Home Show
(Continued From Page BID

well as educational programs.
More than $4,000 in products
will be given free during the
course of the show in events that
do not require attendance at the
show for eligibility.
Richard Mansfield, jr., said this
show will have a greater number
of exhibits than any show previ-
ously sponsored by the Home
Builders Association of Metropoli-
tan Washington.
Opening ceremonies will be
presided over by Russell B. Mar
tin, president Of the builders
group. He will introduce Mr..
Foley, who will deliver a brief ad-
dress at the Armory entrance.
Then Mrs. Martin, wife Of the
builders president. will cut a rib
bon to open the show officially.
James w. Pearson. executive di-
rector of the association, said
Jackie Coogan, long a Hollywood
figure, will be present throughout
the home-show period for public
Entertainment Daily.
Entertainment will include daily
appearances by the Vikings, a
group of five male voices. Twice
each day on both week ends OF
the exposition a fashion show will
be held in the Armory for patrons.
Attractions will include a three
bedroom home built right on the
Armory floor; exhibition of the
Korean leopard-skin rug brought
to this country by a soldier and
subsequently returned to the Ko-
|rean government (the exhibit OF
this item was arranged Tor
through the Korean Embassy; a
House of Magic" display OF elec-
Itronic developments and devices;
Ia collection Of hand-carved
wooden miniatures; a home-design
display in which students have
made competitive entries, and a
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Realty
Revue

A national magazine has an
article in its current issue by a
couple who tell Of their expert
ences in moving q house to q new
location. On the basis of q quick
reading. there seems to be more
headaches in moving q house
already built than in building an
entirely new job-and the cost of
moving Is sky-high.
A scale model of a house has
been placed on display in the
Hecht Co.'S Virginia store in con-
junction with the holding of
forum meetings on home decora-
ton next week.
A. A. Carozza Co. has moved its
Offices to 2412 Minnesota avenue
Sc, the firm announced today.
It will occupy the entire ground
floor. Mr.. Carozza and his wife,
Anne Louise, are partners in the
dr1n.
% **
The American Institute Of Plan
nerS will hold its 35th annual con-
ference in Baltimore April "a
through 26. The Nations top
city planners are expected to at
tend. Membership totals 927,
with IS per cent holding city
planning jobs. The Washington
chapter was established in 1947.
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Developers of a Virginia subdi-
vision have come up with a good
idea: A landscaping contest open
to residents. Architects Nicholas
Satterlee and Donald Lethbridge
will be the judges. The develop
ment Is known as Holmes Run.
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John II. Martin, president of a
lumber group in Modesto, Calf,
has been named deputy admins
traitor of the Defense Production
Administration in charge of con-
gtruction and resources expansion.
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The Montgomery County Real
Estate Board has obtained Jeno
Bartal's orchestra and enter
tainers for its annual dinner
dance to be held April 80 in the
Congressional Country Club.
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A survey by Business Week indi-
Gates there is no scarcity OF mort
gage money. an announcement by
the magazine said today. The
mortgage situation shows definite
signs Of easing" the magazine
said.
The Building Owners and Man.
ayers Association of Metropolitan
Washington will be asked next
Wednesday to consider an Exec
utive Committee recommendation
In favor Of battle to end District
rent control. The meeting is
scheduled for 1915 pm.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
House Offered for Leuse

The General Services Admins
tration has invited bids for lease
of a three-story residence now
used as a boarding mouse at A.
Independence avenue S.W. The
building is offered for a tWo-year
lease. beginning May Z. Sealed
proposals will be opened April IS
in Room G341D, GSA Building,
Nineteenth and F streets NV. Bid
forms can be obtained in Room
G329 of the same building.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Check Your Chimney

Fireproof1ng chimneys protects
against the most frequent cause
OF destructive fires. Defective
chimneys and dues are responsible
for an annual fire loss of more
than IS million dollars.