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EM. 1885, Ewes WO, /
BETHESDA RAMBLER
&5 nm CAST $1i(l Al MO

%O3OVN 0@@AAAf r =. :. =
Near Public Health Center. Well-built,
iiv. rm., beautiful firepl.f dining
II, = big, de luxe, all-elec: xiii 8
excel. bedrms., cclored tile bath,
attic. porch; Anchor-fenced rear
yard: close to public and parochial
schools: excellent terms: immediate
Town e Suburban, OR. 94Oo
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
RETHESDA

Located among other beautiful prop.
critics, this almost-new brick home
the frontage Of 8 so / It. lst i. has " lse M
inviting 1iv. rm. with attr. irepl.;
din. rrn, powder. rm. and modern
rms, baths, excel. closets; ful
hsmt. with recr. rm., workshop and
garage. E. M. FRY, INC, WI. S700
til y pm. --6
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Close to Mass. ave. shopping center
home in this very desirable section;
center emit, liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
and dinette; screened porch on liy.
rm. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths: stairway
10 large attic; recr. rn.; garage; lot
5OxlI7; oak trees,
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
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BRIGHTWOOD
Have several choice homes In this
4-bedrm. semidet.. 2-bath brick
Priced from ;s14,s5o to s5s, 900
Cali Mr.: Blanken. Ewes, TU. 1851;
u"''' COIN & LEVINE -
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Convenient to everything. this 7-room
detached home will sell quickly
ARR sss Sns or TS reDae, yIps
and built-in bookcases, dining. room
breakfast room. kitchen. 8 bedrooms
and inclosed porch is roomy and
spacious. Miss WatWood, DU; 010S'
MARSHALL j; WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. Nv NV. D1. ss4s.
Co. RI lRqDIpE3N pen sPESc1ALs sES AIS n.n,,.
, den; en- 4 soe bed5ooms. d6o baths and ga
14th and Tuckerman. S32, ,0ao:
rooms. 2 baths. rec. room. attic and
44th and Harrison. s2s. 500: new det
Near 18th and Sheridan, $22. $50;
4th and Jefferson. sS16,950; s rooms
and bath; IN new-house condition:
9Su a4H Liz 1Idhs DAfsfOV'Ef AVoAno'
LOUIS RUDDEN-Ex. 5707
EXCELLENT LOCATION
HOME AND INCOME
18th AND HARVARD SITS.
Large row house. side-hall entrance,
8 rooms, tiled bath (plenty Of room
on I'd floor plus 4 bedrooms, full
basement, toilet; has hot-water heat
Terms. Cali Mr.. Sweeney. SH. 6197
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtnr. 1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
This modern row brick home. close Il
all conveniences. on q deep level lot
has 2 twin-sized bedrooms. screened
transferred and and house Is very ree.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. fsals0r N.W' p1. ss4s.
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
$24, 500
Substantially built brick center-hall
residence less than 10 yrs. old. Out
of-town owner has lust reduced
price for quick sale. Redeeoratins
place. adjoining screened-in porch.
family-size din. rm.. kit. and break
fast rm.: 3 bedrms. and 2 tiled
baths on 2nd floor; fun basement
including rec. rm. with fireplace;
Comparable on today's market. Can
ass. 4At ' .Vo'. -
]. Rupert Moh1er, Jr.
i(SD9 rnvsr "A
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HOUSES ron Sash

ANACOsTIA. 18th and You sts.' Ae.-
Very outstanding 3-bedrm.. sem1des.
home: priced under $1,000: with
$1,000 to 81 500 down; clean as q
pin. Mr.. Gibson. VI, $3.50. with
". PAUL, HANNAH, NE. 4100.s IS
DISTRICT HEKGHTS-New section,
Va block on Marlboro pike; 2-yr sold
det.. brick; 9 rms, 2 tiled baths;
1 bedrm. and bath. 1st door;
screened side porch, full bsmt.: gas
heat: large. feuced-in lot. Price,
S2l 900. HARTMAN REALTY. INC. /,
1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e., LU- 1882,
LU. 4-3400.
HIILCREsT-overlookingc city; det.
frick: 8 rms. bath: 1st-6oor powder
rm.; knotty-pine rec. rm.s2 screened
porches: gas heat; substantial cash
needed. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.s VI. 6976,
NEAR E f;,fHk soHsk BRrDGE-suitable doe.
tors once; 93-foot corner bldg:
8 rms, 2 baths. gas h.-w.h., built.
pricsd Ia Il e. NoRTaIRN. Scd iSasii 1 Di.o ss92.
BiunN;GHI0w; IN; HHSw near everything. Priced
for quick sale, Owner moving from
city. Mr.. Cros1. MARSHALL J.
WApLB CO., Healtor, 1Z24 14th ct.
nv. pH. 3349. -.
= (C0ntfnued q Nezk Pa00b
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

MASS. AVE, vic. National atns caths-
,erstins; sasa alnssssii Tsnssi $3.50. BOX asSSs.
siEbRM.. .vsilssp1s, .vs Asllgssen s1g te :ns :nS
sS75:75 including utilities; file ap-
.piication. 1910 Vermont ave: NV,
Suite III. Monday through Friday.
sffoisio f1LiNSfs t. Il 81 AVE Ave, v.w.-BriSht.
pvt. home, center-hall entr.; $50
incl. all utils, tn; 5957. -
AVAILABLE AT ONCE bedrm.'
!, iiv. rm., dinette, kitchen. tiled bath,
Pys Ps, ent5adse ineadss rstsF sg and ssG'es g'
Takoma PARK. Md. 81. 1850 week
sois Siss' o ST. NV rms, kit, and
bath; $3.50 mo-. adults only; immed.
.S q1t,rSsc Ss FE FE nv S% to insDse' Fs kit
saPB iTnBeaS Il GfeuPN g. PNwM1 gan Ma rm 'fa tit and
sennipvt. bath; S3O.26 mo-; ADULTS
only; immed. oeeup. can CO. 7oo4
Hf9SAiTrTfssTiILE. fS AirfseTfihIiL 41o4 eueensbury I'd
-.-First-d. apt, Q rms. kit; bath,
-sdinette, screened back porch. I'M
mediate possession. Adults. 500.
DUNN d CO., 1888 r. /. ave. n.e.'
H1ATTSViLLE-Two TS1VfiiLLE-T bedrms,, sep
arate din. rm.; new bldg; immed.
THUR CARR AGENCY, AP. 1898.
PRIVATE HOME lse. front rm,. kit;
assr snd 0af furnished PHs Il rsauested
1sas 9sS WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Newly
decor, -bedrm apt. in mod. eleyy;
bids.: 500. See MANAGER, or call
assei Na' MAcoMB ST. N.w.-Thyee
rooms, Kitchen, bath, porch; adults.
WORKING MOTHER; unfurn. studio
trm. with kit, pvt. bath, day care
for child, Vic. 18th and Monroe ne.
rWMo-BEpsooM W asUs:ooM APT. available inn
mediately: must furn. own refgr.
Apply janitYess. s16 Potomac ave.
esss es QUE G ST, 's.E.-Apt. 4; Q rooms.
dinette. kitchen and q c bath; 4. $4s;sS. nssS
ARLiNGTON-One bedrm. apt. ayail;
FEB. Is in new apt. BLDG: $64 30
per month, not incl. utils. GE. 227U
MRS. SANMARTIN0.
1878 2Sth PL. S.E.-Two-bedr oen
basement base rr apt sSo nsS5 So anS vscans nG' March
rMipi.. u c0uPLE-Liv rstiPLELi room-bedroon
comb, kit, bath, pvt, modern
sttrac., utils.; $50; 5 mi. north Q,
Falls Church, on Route q. DalevieV
oNE BEDRM.-Livineston area: $6s
per mo. Call TR. 3sl9s after 3 pm
a RMS. KIT. AND BATH, $50. DO pc
mo. 311 E. Capitol st. See lanlso
NO o205. 24oo 18th ST. NV.
n rooms, kitchen and bath.
1924 i4th ST. NV. D1. 3346
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
3745 MCKINLEY ST. NV.
One half block from Conn. ave, mr.
schools, stores, churches and tranSp
Beautifully redecorated throughout
First fir, lge. entrance hall, liy. rm.,
firepl., beamed ceiling din. rm. with
1repl., powder rm., new kit.
Third fir.. 2 bedrms. and Ice. stor.
age space.
Full bsmt., oil h.-w. heat, Diet. garage
JOHN G. KAHN. For appt., phone
RE. 1915. -
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. HOUSES 70 SHARE

HOME PRIvILS. for young couple or
girls. beautifully furnished 6-rm.
home. NV. Is min. downtown.
WILL SHARE HOME with couple; 2
bedrms.: will give child care during
day. In No Arl. GIL. 6504.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES (cont. }

IDELTCATESSEN and lunch counter;
hot. dogs, hamburgers. newspapers.
magazines;. rent. S75;. suitable for
Call Ap h1R2 or I'm R202
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
Very spacious red brick Colonial
about 12 yrs. old and in Immaculate
liv. rm. 13x24. with log burning
flrepl.. lge. din. I'm. tile powder
rm. and today's kit. on 1st a..
3 twin-siZe bedrmS. and 2 beautiful
baths on End; easy stairway to fin
most attractive above-ground reer
rm. in full bsmt. E. M. FRY. INC.
WI GElA I'll q n m
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see 1t immediately. Brick home, con
venient to Coolidge High. shopping
transportation. churches. Also othel
semidetached and detached and two
3-bedroom brick ramblers in this de.
sirable locality. Trades considered
Mrs. Kohn, RA. S94S. MARSHALL
j. WAPLE CO.. Realtor, 1924 14tl
st Nv. DI. 3346.
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BRIGHTWOOD
BROOKDALE AREA
AND NEAR WESTERN AVE
CUSTOM RAMBI Err

Built by owner for his own home,
now must be sold. Spacious liv. .rm.
with f1repl., 2 bedrms., super kit,
full bsmt., built-in garage; many
unusual features; superbly located
on lovely corner lot, in one of our
finest residential areas. Substantial
cash under Regulation x Call ewes,
CO. 1882: daily. MA. 0707.
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BEAUTY PARLOR. 4 booths, partly
equipped, incl. apt. on end floor;
st. NV. For rent, as is, SI35 per
mo. Phone NO. 6145 or DU. 1892.
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ESTAURANT, sale or lease. bldg.
for business. OWNER. 3 II. 3-4s4s.
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End TRUST NOTE. $4,000. well
secured, financially responsible
maker, yields better than IOg6 an
nually. GEORGE M. ROWEN, ST.
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ENlER6ON ST. complete apart
ments, rscr. m M soS gSarsss; .s-. f.ne ess lecs
IA. 8459, w. CLIFFORD SHERT-
zER. m. 2201.
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TWO-ROOM GARDEN APT.-Priyste
entrance, kit, bath, laundry and
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Owner. New Mexico bound. has
priced this place to sell today, so
why not take advantage of a good
deal while 1t is available. Call Mr..
Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO, NO.
0(l0R -
Evening star., 1952-08-17

BIG sovnos this speco coood purcose hots not
when you buy oemoor-youb buy good seep For osemoor
support every Of your body with buoyon yet firm
eono Choose RdoefieId stondod you like normal support
the Custom ModeT for the firm support advocated by many
sleep experts Twin double size with nosoo borders neo han
dies for cosy turning striped ticking Mochino box springs
olso sole priced.
xsnsbsrghs-RgDDN0- Noor
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Mtionally-Known Brands 'Wdy.
" Way Below Regular!
SPECIAL SALE PRICE!
= q G!
~ ~

1896 and 4.95 Sports Shirts. .299
. From Nationally Known Troy, N. Y, Maker Spun
Rayon PIaids, Checks, Solid Color Effects! Two.
rounded Flap Pockets, Convertible Sport Collars with
Loop Closing! Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large!
S Famous ''|de" Dress Shirts, 2.99
. eide" Workmanship quality since 1865
l44x76 (22O Threads per inch) Mercerzed, Fine
Combed, White Broadcloth! Barrel or French Cuffs
French and Panel Fronts! Sanforzed! Sizes Ia
Godenbe's., 9TH St. NV and Minnesota Ave. Me-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05

Johnson, Kathryn Mosser, Hazel
Pifer, Nancy Lee Reckart, Patricia
Shahan, Sandra Lee Skipper, Cath
crime Teets and Wilma Warwick.
Room 11-Robert Bittinger, James
Moon, Raymond O'Brien, Terry Paugh,
Robert Peck, Benny Shaffer, Arlie
Shahan, Brenda Davis, Jacqueline
Friend, Sharon Lillcr, Mary O'Brien,
Carol Phillips, Beverly Rees, Carol
Savage, Wilma Sims, Shirley Uphold,
Geraldine Wilt and Sandra Kempher.
Room 12-Tommy Bethel, Ronnald
Dilley, Edward Dragovich, Henry
Friend, Donald James, Joseph o.
Brien, Charlotte Biser, Helen King,
Barbara Snyder, Betty Tusing and
Margaret Stemple.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05
Held for Assault

Charles Maybe, about 30 years Of
age, of Glassport, Pa formerly Of
this county, pleaded guilty to a
charge of assault and battery upon
Constable Roy Sewers, at Kitzmller
At hearing before Trial Maeis-
trate W. o. Bitter in Oakland he was
sentenced to serve Is months in the
House of Correction. He was held
under a $1,000 cash bond pending an
appeal which he told Sheriff Paul W.
Fisher he would file. The affair hap
pened over the Memorial Day week
end when Maybe returned to the coun-
tY for a visit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05
NEW GERMANY

The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's Guild was held on Sun
day morning following Sunday
School. Miss Mabel Broadwater led
the topic, an All Things Thee | See
In School" She was assisted by sew
eral members of the Guild. Misses
Joyce Warwick and Vida Warwick
have been named as delegates to the
Women's Guild Conference to be held
at Hood College, Frederick, in July.
Recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. +. Martin were DR.. and
Mrs. Richard Hahn tnd daughter
Linda; Miss Elizabeth Martin, Mrs.
Ida Lidie and son, Wesley; Messrs
Vaughn Largent, Robert Hill and
Earl Likens, all of Baltimore.
Visitors at the Elmer burst home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall burst
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon burst and
family, of Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hetrick and
family, Barberton, Ohio, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Merrill.
Mrs NJ. E. Martin visited Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Hart, Of Westernport, and
Mrs. Ellis Martin, Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald jenkins and
daughter, Baltimore, were holiday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul burst
and Delbert burst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dunn and
family, Of Johnstown, Pa, spent the
Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Kamp. Other visitors at the Kamp
home on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Otto, Mrs. Ida Warwick, Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Kamp, of Grantsville,
and Miss Sarah Kamp, Cumberland.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernhard and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lewis
and family, Of Washington, D. c.,
and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Beachy
and daughter, of Hagerstown, were
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05

and Senate to iron out differences in
the two bills.
The President last week vetoed the
so-called Tidelands Oil bill which gives
states the title to submerged lands
off their shores. 1t is believed the
veto will be overriden in the House
but it is not known whether a two
thirds majority for overriding can be
obtained in the Senate.
Two resolutions have been intro
duced in the House demanding inves-
legations of Communist massacres of
CTS in Korea and the "blundering"
Of American generals at Koje Island
prison camp during the riots of Com
munist prisoners there.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05
Oakland Elementary
School News

In spite Of unfavorable weather,
the musical festival last Thursday
was held very successfully.
Billy Cosner is back in school after
having been a patient in the Garrett
County Memorial Hospital
Perfect Attendance in May
Room David Custer, Gary Orr,
Thomas Samples, Rocky Swiger, Harry
Tusng, Roger Stevey, Laddie Caster,
Juanita Alexander, Patty Bowman,
Frances Sines, Dora Pysell and Don
ma Henderson.
Room Jeffrey Bylan, George
Friend, Andrew Lewis, Dorsey Ru-
mer, Ernest Swiger, Delmus War
nick. Ginger Bethel, Nancy Carol
Dewitt, Betty Glass, Carolyn Leigh
ton, Margaret Tusing and Margaret
Uphole.
Room 3-Larry Dixon, Richard
Kems, Harold jerome White, Sue
Elaine Martin, Shirley Oester, Doro-
thy Peck, Janet Phillippi, Sara Shank
and Patricia Tasker.
Room Sammy Cottrell, Kenneth
Sanders, Roger WEIGH, Fred Bell,
Richard Custer, Lawrence DeBerry,
Wellington Frazee, Freddie Stevenson,
Bryson Strawser, Ronnie White, Bet
ty Lou Bittinger, Mary Miller, Sandra
Orr, Betty Peck, Marilyn Sines, Karen
Sue Yutzy, Pauline Dragovich, Joann
Glass, Virginia Kirby and Susan
Tichnell.
Room 5-Patty Reckart, Eleanor
Sharpless, Nancy Sanders, Billy
Lewis, John Sharps, Billy Sines, Alex
ander Snyder and Tommy Holler.
Room Clifton Biser, Donald Bit
finger, Danny Aherne, Gilmore Gus
ter, Jimmy Craig, Eugene Dilley,
George Kirby, Donna Martin, Mary
Jane Peck, Carolyn Biser, Joan Me
Chung and Patty Peterson.
Room Benny DeBerry, Richard
Dusic, Dale Humberson, Thomas Null
vey, Robert Savage, Billy Stemple,
Georgia Ann Glotfelty, Carole Sue
Hardesty, Ann Lee Lohr. Gail Nay
lor, Betty Runner and Dorothy Tu-
sing.
Room 8-William Albright, Donald
Boice, Darwin Friend, Leroy Glot-
felty, Dennis Meyers, Richard Paugh,
Charles Burgenski, Jimmy Holler De-
loris Cooley, Lorrain Knight, Nancy
Martin, Joan Wilt, Helen Winters,
Norma Wolford, Bonnie Dragovich
and Nancy Harvey.
Room 9-Gloria Dilley, Rosalie
Johnson, Carol Sanders, Carol Wilt
Kay Holler, Maria Caster, Robert
James, Robert Oates, Edward Sand
ers, Stephen Sines, Donald Stemple,
Jackie Stevenson, Jimmy Turek,
David Werdebaugh, Jack Whitmer,
Harvey Winters and Martha DeBerry.
Room 10-Roger Broadwater, Gary
Glotfelty, Everett James, Delbert
McRobie, Brenton Propst, Harold Ray
Shalpless, Rocksie Bowers, Carol
Campbell, Judith Gilmore, Barbara
Glotfelty, Mary Lou Hamill, Helen
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05

visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Beachy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murray and
family were visiting in this community
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mckenzie and
son, Of Grantsville, visited Mrs. Mary
Otto on Sunday.
Those visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs George Hummel and Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Hummel were Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Shumaker and fam
lily, Turtle Greek. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Shumaker and family. Airing
ton, Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Shu-
maker and daughter, of Grantsville.
Mrs. Aaron Bittinger is a surgical
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05
Deem Greek Owners Meet

Members of the Board Of Directors
Of the Property Owners association
of Deep Cretk Lake had their first
meeting of the season at Nemacolin
lodge on Saturday, May 81. Dr.. R. G..
Robinson, president, presided.
Oonzo p. Fike. sanitarian for the
county health department, discussed
lake sanitation with the board and
asked that the members cooperate
with his plans for keeping the area
clean and sanitary.
Plans for the entire association
meeting on July 6, will be made at
the next meeting Of the board at Mem
acolin lodge on Saturday, June 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05

patient in Memorial Hospital, Cum
berland.
Mrs. Arthur Broadawter has re
ceived word of the death Of her sister
Mrs. Lizzie burst Orendorf, in Della
ware.
Mn and Mrs. Paul Kinsinger. oil
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05
Along the Potomac
to Washington
By j. Glenn Beall
Congressman Sixth District

The House last week passed and
INT to the Senate a 1926. 200 O0C
ederal Road building bill. Included
/ this bill was an additional 81, 500
10 for the Washington- Baltimore
alkway. The bill authorizes annual
preparations Of $3.50, 100000 in Fed
al aid to states for road construc-
on during the , year period starting
ally /, 1853 when the present authori-
alton expires. Maryland's share is
$500 This bill provides more
lnds for United States highways
ian was requested by the President
1t less than he asked for foreign
'ads.
Hearings are now being held before
e House Expenditures Committee
! the remaining bills for carrying
it the Hoover Commission recon-
endations. SO far, approximately
of the reorganization bills have
en- passed. The measures to be con-
Tered are reports ON General Man
ement of the Executive Branch,
deral-State Regulations, Overseas
ADMINISTRATION, Regulatory Agencies,
cial Security and Education, General
rvices and Interior. Extension of
Reorganization Act Of 1919 is to
considered and possibly the crea-
of a new body similar to the
over Commission. Carrying out the
concentrations Of the Hoover COM
sion and streamlining government
ivities is estimated to save over
billion year in government eX-
Sc.
he house passed the Mutual
nitv program for fiscal year 1858
= cutting over S11b billion from
Presidents ORIGINAL renuest of 81. 9
on The hill WAS cut in committee
re if reached the floor of the
So bv 81 billion. An additional cut
$4,000. 900 was made on the floor
the final amount voted was S.
100000. The majority of the
;e members agreed that some aid
be given to countries abroad
The sentiment has been to taper
his aid and to do away with it
ely within a reasonable time. In
of the Presidents assertion that
cuts would cripple the program.
ress felt otherwise since this
alton is in addition to the $12
I already appropriated and still
pended for aid in Europe, con-
ntly there will be $18 billion at
Administrations disposal for
)ean aid between now and July
- oil lI H., r a..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-05

Vice-President Barley, "A, de-
clared he would accept presidential
nomination, if rendered. He is sixth
candidate ON Democratic ticket.
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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-17
LIE LEAGUE TEAl
STANDINGS


News by Mrs. Frank Waltman
Telephone Newbury 1872
BELATED BIRTHDAY PARTY
Carole Protiva celebrated
her belated eighth birthday on
Wednesday, July 2. Those pre-
sent were Kay Blair, Shirley
Fecko, Nancy Gabella Judy
and Gail Hanish, Barbara Wins,
Marilyn Bizjak, and Sharon
Waltman.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-17
Sixty Chardon Boys and Girls Are
Learning to Swim this Summer

Sixty Chardon boys and
girls are learning to swim this
summer.
For the first time in the
history of the town, formal
learn to swim classes for
the children are being taught
by Red Cross instructor, Joan
Aitken, at the Wearsch pool
on South Street.
At the moment, registration
is closed in the four beginners
classes but Miss Aitken hopes
to start another group just as
soon as some of her present
''little fish" move into the in
termediate classes.
Assisting with the intermed-
iates as a volunteer is Mrs.
Gustav Schrader, former tea
cher of swimming at Shaker
Heights High School who re-
Gently moved to the former
Ralston home on Claridon road.
Beside swimming classes,
Miss Aitken is teaching a group
of Aquarius Club members life
saving methods.
All swimmers will be awarded
Red Cross certificates at the
end of the season showing they
have passed various tests dur
ing the summer.
Miss Aitken, a senior at Kent
State University next year, was
sent to the Red Cross Aquatic
School by the Geauga County
Chapter of Red Cross in June.
While there she passed tests
in Life Saving and in Jnstruc-
ton.
Her salary for the summer
swimming season is being
shared by Aquarius Club and
the local chapter of the Red
Cross. In previous years and
this year, Red Cross has helped
finance the swimming at the
Chester summer recreation
program.
In addition to the so children
enrolled in the classes, there
are many additional boys and
girls of all ages who are
regulars" at the pool. Monday
and Wednesday nights are for
adults only.
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last Sunday afternoon.
Widow of the late James Ross,
who preceded her in death 10
years ago, Mrs. Ross was born
in Montville, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mascall
She was married to Mr.. Ross of
Hartsgrove in 1909.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Barbara Chase of Windsor;
three sisters, Mrs. Nora Trask
of Chardon, Mrs. Bessie Ross of
Unionville and Mrs. Ella Clark
of Ashtabula; brother, Frank
Mascall of Troy, and two grand
children.
Another sister and a brother
of Mrs. Ross also preceded her
in death.