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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

Cash ASH BUYERS waiting for and 4
hsass hMSns ss sG RE4zE sRa u. RHS T2 So FgrXqF XVI
MMl6iaISk aT sa4S oRsn 9asae eyes ,a1 tnl II 10 pm
81. m ss4s SEP Of 81, any 1855. sSeal''0n' Gan
II PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
ment property Is what you desire.
cal r. a. HUMPHRIES. Realtof.
appraisals; Results since 1919.
MinkERY. K4aI REi's Re. is osas $4,000 or less.
I WILL PAY CASH TODAY for your
home; any location, any condition:
quick action: RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. cash. either
p; G.. Md. or Va. 81. 1897 or Pa.
NEW OR. PREwAR s-BEDRooM
area. Reas. TN. 1924. s Me
@s-famiiy house e. suit. I i Tor IDsci srscious ~;
ssssRs' sss isR sRNgaEr gsE RE42 q HsTRf R9Es
Sfib Snii 81 omsss ar 4; asass ss-262S; ewes. VI,
ri CLEAN "a bedrm. D home,
n good d. c. or nearby Nd. loca-
ton; Sc. pref MRS. cox. LU
d. G. OR MARYLAND-we buy for
cash e.. or sell for you on terms. SXour
co.. eSs oiliFatt91, HN' a91a call cAMPANErLA q
we'll PAY eYoU Cash and FOR
wen buy you the house you want.
Also loans toward down payments.
HOUSE HTi eSR1 WANTED in NV. section; 8
bedrms.. dining rm.. living rm..
kitchen. full bsmt. For down pay
ment VIII transfer close to $4,000
1st chattel trust on lst-class busi-
ness. or transfer lots .5Ox15O in
incest NV. section. For further in
dormation, call 10. S-o413: -9
houses. any T location I e9e of citg iST rGHWe SaHe
propsrta W wEal1lRf TR6R%. aSL 81 Eai' $685. ssRs
WANTED-HOUSEs FOR CASH TO
" Can Dss ol sssh tRs 3D. 's R.ssnd::. on ssms &
location or condition, call at once;
no charge for consultation. MIR.
BLACKWooD. NO. 6597, or ST.
Oo!1. --S
WE HAVE A SUBSTANTIAL BUYER
E0R A Ia OR BATH RESIDENCE
AnI,pN AHn pNGRTH pRGBvS3.x, 3T ,ALLBEMARLE; TI
rs rs 9oH SaS IN n sGcuENiENAaI Enc sEEHtskI aU1ek
YOURS FOR CALLING HU. 1865
EYES, OR GOLDSTEN BROS, RE.
1900. 20
QUICK ACTION WITH ALI-CAsH
HOMES-MQ.. VA. D. C.
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STORES FOR RENT

-SCAublAuk DAlUW WlIo
dowS; OPP. postofice in Wheaton,
Mo-; reas. rent; util. furn. 81. 2345.
033 10th ST. N.W.-small store, next
70 corner Of 10th and K sts. NV;
rent 500. including heat. Ma.
49th AND SHERIFF RID. N.R.-Lapre
modern store. with 5 rms, kit. and
ER4sas 1EMRm4ssda1sstelE; Evsns Apply aId PENN NOD Prop
NE%k NfE1%sk sT6RRsE..1nd1Fs;-11d59955. ssTT6RaRsE. nF; 1d95. 9th St.
NV. 16hx75;. suit. any kind busi-
ness. For particulars. MI. 0239. -
LOAN .0FFICE-Ground floor, stra-
tegically located New Hampshire
ave-. just beyond District line; large
gaa55kkins area. MR.. PERRY. DI.
sHoPPING CENTER located in nearby
valet and barber shop. Opeping for
delicatessen. beauty or variety store
CO.. s11 18th st. NV. ST. $500:
4sOS GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-storeo 20
py 90 IT,; can be enlarged; also
rarase; 81 $3.50 Dno mo. MsPUHNisEsY9o s9o TRUST slssr
CO. Real Estate Dept. Ma. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. 6x17 IT. Wisconsin
Ave. near Fessenden. S76 per mo.
CARL g. Ros1Nsn co. MA. 1884.
sPRING-small store mr..
district; ayail. immed,; $125 mo.
TaHco9MPs0M n ~ 4 3N & GRAY. Realtors. 81.
show ' window. OS siS5 q mo. o. IT, $685. s
I'LL 7th ST. N.W.-vacant, lge. store
and bsmt:; suit any business; $126
mo mo; Incl; heat; LIsS, ME; 86eS. -9
prox. 3ox75; newly redecorated; !;
REaLfY Easa lsass r. E s2Hs ssoe erm' JOE c9FTo
pUPONT-sCoTT CIRCLE
STORE FRONT, 1Sx42. plus wash
room. plus dressing rm., plus lava
% on wide alley; 1885 r st, NV. A2-
NETT-BONNETT. Me. 5936. -s
1928 18th ST. NE, heart Of Brook
land. Ideal any business. Reas. rent.
1898 9Th ct. NV. corner Of sth and
Fla. ave;.-3-room apt. above store;
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
eos H st. NV. ST. 1920. IS
UNUSUAL VALUE
Don't pass this by-1deal for valet or
pawn shop In this highly populated
section In NV, Washington. Reas.
rent: Call Mr.. orpin, SIDNEY Q.
5503 14th ST. NV.
Front on Colorado ave: also; large
T% mo ana e. g ssTs; WEEboN hsSs iceel co. iS44 EsP
ST. NV. Me. 3o1I. %
vACANT-POSSESSION
1919 n: CAPITOL. store and ofnces.
4lS 9th St. NV. End Il. space.
9Th and G. st. NV. walk-up bus.
ASuERHAcH CO. D1. e5o1. AID. bso7.
MEMS WEAR
~ 9rsnas mas Esa5 snSg sente
adjoining branch department store;
1,0OO-car parking; store 2O'x100';
full basement. air conditioned. Other
tenants r Msrr,s 1nelgds r,fh leading chains. See
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg.
DI. 5000. Ewes. IA. 2-923S.
STORE VALUES
1000 Eye st. n.w.-14x6O; incl. heat
and hot water, full bsmt.. $176 mo.
1245 22nd st. n.w.-Store and Arm
and bath apt. S175 mo.
% II st.. n.w.-Lge. store, hot-water
heat furnished; $50 mo.
9Th and Eye sts. n.e.-2nd comm.
corner store, 15x60; $40 mo.
18th and Columbia rd.-2nd floor
ONCE or store. plus apartment. S125.
l1S c st. n.w-900 50. IT,: heat and
hot water included; S11S mo.
1919 N. Capitol st.-Corner store
with lavatory, S100 mo.
1884 Ga: aye.---Ayailable April Il;
approx. -15x65; S75 mo-; plus Arm. ;
and-bath apartment. S140 mo.
1871 Fla. ave. n.e.-Includins heat.
$50 mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
S0S N. Capitol st. Realtors. MA, 5000.
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BRICK. s APTS

BRICK, 5 APIS.
Building approx. 6 mos. old. Ten.
ants pay an utilities. Absoiutely' nj no
bother. Will return approx. 1O% on
investment. plus pay. on loan. At
tractively planned, the apts. have
iv, rm; large dinette, and fully
tie bath. Gas heat. Bus at corner.
Shop. center and school, 3 blks,
Located in beautiful new section oi
Congress Heights. Price, sac, $50.
substantial cash required. For de-
taiis' sall Mr; McGinnis. ma. 5000;
FREDERICK " RERENS
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WAREHoUsEs FOR RENT

5000 SO; IT; downtown; loading
immediateiy. CARL q. RosINsKi
Co. Ma. 9264. -
1900 SO. Fl. on one fioor. with
railroad siding In convenient .. e.
location: TO be completed shortly.
Nay be divided; Can ME. Holland.
WAREHOUSE for rent In heavy In
dugtrial area situated on 2 railroad
eidings tn. Arlington. VI. on Route
]. Box 24l-M. Star.
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COLoRED-IO0s 41h s.W.-Four-rm.,
bath apt. and equip. shoemaker
shop; $125 mo. ma. 7772. any time.
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AoMEsNMTp.. AoMT WI vAs. 5. belicAsA &.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE ron SALE

TWO-THIRDS ACRE-Level, wooded
hiSS hHiT,isi si.n 'front.' ,,n near 2. Falls Church;
cHoIciE i iss coRNER9 SslNsk "a i6T@Rd,o;ninSS 61sozS
ter class home. OWNER. oE. 3o4S.
BEST APARTMENT SITE IN ArIinr.
E;4 ESon; acres within 9 blocks Of
ssII 0TneE To- trsnsferred kns 70 Chicago. VIII
BHsR:ANAER, DI. 774O; Ewes. WI.
Country CLUB HnLs-Exc,us,ve
North Arlington neighborhood: All
uttls. avail; street In; nice OAK
trees; frontage SO It., rear 0S m.
depth l36 It; price 81. $50 cash,
BURNERS REALTY CO.. IA. 7-0071.
BETHESDA. MD.--1N acres on Brad.
ley blvd. extended. with. $50 IT.
frontage: Commanding View Cali
MT: Holland, H. G. eMITHY CO.,
81 18th st. NV, ST. $500. %
LORCOM LANE block on Lorcom.
High, beautifully wooded 7O-ft. lot,
Quiet street but only 4 blocks fromi
Grade school. new junior high, large
Supervised playground with tennis.
baseball, etc. major shopping CEN
8 blocks to Senior High; 8 min, Va
pkyy. to Lincoln Memorial. TIE,
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOT in
haythorne. NV, D; C.. adjacent to
CO. 6246. PAUL r. STONE. Reaitor.
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2-FAMILY UNIT

2-FAMILY UNIT
$11.750-NR. GOVT. BLDos.
TAKE OVER ~ LOAN
Located near one Of the largest Gov.
sEEnmens Eanh M installations in the city.
kitchen and tiled bath. Ail-bricf'
semidet. In excellent condition.
Aluminium storm windows tfrough.
out, superb rental area. It's an un-
Deltevable value at the ridiculous
i4W price Of $11.750. Phone imme-
CALL Mr.. NICHOLS, NO. 2117 Eve.
days call at National 5OOO1
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC 1890 K 9T NV
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25 HALF-AcRE LOTS; 150-ft. fronts;
ready to 90, 81, 100 each, will sub
i. oTdinSte. OFF Rt. q near Falls
80 beautiful rambler lots in N. Arl.,
near country club. All utilities in
and ready to 70. viii sell and SUBJ
ordinate In any amounts.
so acres. zoned apartments, semide.
tached or mats, near Md. q.
Beautiful subdivision tracts; 75 acres,
Ito acres. 176 acres: with water,
and shirley hwy, close In.
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WANTED-HOUSEs FOR CASH nc
SELL ON TERMS.
We G.,, nay y, cash ana sell on terms
location or condition, call at once;
no charge for consultation. MR.,
BLACKWOOD. NO. 6597, or ST.
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we have properties for low-cost hous-
Ing nr better homes; apartments;
fats; commercial, Industrial and
farmette subdivisions.
c. LOUIS CAPUTI, Realtor.
ph0nA RA OF 90 .
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We have nne brick colonials in
well-established residential section
from r. H0ssH si7s5o Anss09 e s1ssSS Thnee TTahnee
bedrms.. all brick; beautiful lots.
Some have garages and recr. rooms.
Good terms to qualified purchasers.
Call today
Arlington Realty Co.
1919 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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$50, ,500-Large Rambler
Are you wanting . home with 8 bed
rooms and 2M baths, separate din
ing room. paneled recreation room
with fireplace and built-in bar? III
SO, you must see this exceptional
rambler. located In community Of
peautiiul homes and In Q most
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BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy. Arlington, va.
IA. $4,000, Ewes, OW. 6S44.
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creased and the seats Fedesigned
tor easier entry. Head room hae
been increased In both freHt and
rear, as has leg room for rear
seat passengers,
Glass areas have been increased
by 30 per cent In most models
Concealed behind the rear IL
cense plate, the fuel filler pipe il
centrally located for easy access
from either side,
The luggage compartment Is
large, with deck lid opened by q
single turn of the key. Counter
balanced, double = crossed link
hinges concealed underneath facil-
itate access.
Other exterior appearance fea-
lures Of the Cosmopolitan include
new one-piece hubcaps and park
ing lamps between the front
bumpers.
Interior appointments include a
panel on which all instruments
are functionally grouped, a new
steering wheel, a large shift in
dlcator built into the steering col
umn for the automatic shift, q
larger ash tray and glove COM
partment. Interior trim and fab
f1cs are designed to complement
the exterior colors.
Front.Wheel Suspension.
The new Lincoln is equipped
with overhead mounted brake
pedals. Suspended from O bracket
between the dash and the instru-
ment panel, the hanging pedals
reduce chances Of the brake mech
anism freezing or becoming
cloeged with dirt. The suspension
eliminates holes In the floor and
permits more foot room. The
master brake cylinder ID mounted
on the front OF the dash panel.
An entirely new Independent
hont-wheei suspension employing
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Lincoln Introduces
Two New Series, 4
Increase. Power :
10 niT.sy|rNslp;,AS Nsl;,AS'y yssx|'AA
suNpAT, n Shii 9SS'

Tive new series OF ears, the eapFI
Aba eesmepalitaH, ere hAlAG ihtpel
aAeha bv Lincoln this year.
B The 1863 Hleaals aie available
IN a wide ehelee Of eHEtaRl aEa
epeelal eAstem n " models,
I The new Alndplns hFe peeF6d
by a new hlGl nFNheiNA G0-
horsepower overhead ! AlFf " a
fHglHe which t9e ~ etalFkF
says VIII aiVe greater peWetss ana
Increased economy In q mere eeH-
pact unit, - sF'8ff
Appearance LiAeeiH' has
AweepiAg horizontal lines from
the front end, with q high-humper
Grille, recessed headlights and
functional hood, to the taiiiights
Ind rear deck.
4 Higher Doors,
Five body styles are offered in
the 1862 line, Included are
Cosmopolitan custom four-door
sedans, custom sports coupeS and
Capri special custom ilard-top
coupes, custom convertibles and
custom four-door sedans.
Rear doors on four-door models
are hinged at the front, a new
feature with Lincoln this year.
Hard top" styling has been intro
duced in several Of the new cars.
Door heights have been in
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bah Joints has been incorporated
In the new models,
The frame combines an X-type
frame with Ave efess-memheFs
|X-memhers are the 1=heam type
Wider brakes and large shock
|ahsorbers also contribute to safety
and comfort, The rear shock ah-
tsorhers have been relocated to
minimize any kiCk-up of the axle
during acceleration, The rear
springs are softer,
The 1859 Lincolns use q new
type battery, 10 pounds lighter
than that previously used. It has
SO thin plates instead of II, and
is inclosed in a hard rubber case
A longer life and less servicing
are claimed for it.
? The engines overhead-valve ar
|rangement has a combustion
chamber design which gives great
Ter power from a smaller displace-
ment and operates at a combus-
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Dy oIlI0nd Mason


whether The problem "a safett
on eeehemv on better service fFenI
q eaF, more end more observer
ore eemlRe around 70 the eehelAl
sleR that the chief handicap ID
mere successful metePlng IA nethI
Iing mere neF less than a Wheler
sale aiaFeaaFd feP tho fHhaai
lEaeRtais,
Fee many people ere trying h
laet ave when they aaa tive aHe
1.-Two teGetheF, only 10 discover thai
they usually end hy setting q tetaI
Ief three,
Among the fundamentals beiHg
ignored on such a vast scale are
the laws OF nature as found In
Iphysies, Many drivers simply de
not comprehend that two objects
cannot occupy the same space al
the same time, Many blandly &c
around curves completely ehlivious
to the action of centrifugal force
Considering how lightly so many
motorists consider the laws that
govern their own safety, 1t isn't
surprising that the car itself Is
made to suffer in so many unnec-
Iessary ways, Seasoned automobile
servicemen find it necessary to
remind their customers regarding
many things that are as basic as
lair and water.
Many motorists prefer to believe
what some one has told them. The
perfect example is the current be-
lief that more gas mileage can be
obtained by leaning out the mix
ture, there being no regard for
the fact that the proportion Of air
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Many Motorists Held Ignoring
Fundamentals, Laws Of Noture

90 gasoline for necessary EeWel
lAilq performance ID within 0 fairly
lFlgld rate
There alg0 IA A WIDESPREAD no.
tlen that 'evepdFlveu pePnllts on
lengille % alVe its oar mere sReea
IFhh Isn't the pHpp9Re Af aVepaPiVe
40 alll haF its capacity ft Il TilaPes
w 4 hlaheF geaPlElH faF Hke ON Level
Ifeaas at higher speeds te pePnait
lthe enelhe 70 Leaf A little, ia
reach speeds higher than the en-
lRine could aeVelep In 3 neFnaI
IaElVlHg fatl9 II would be necessary
IeleheF 70 FevaEAp the meter TO de-
yelep higher power or TO use a
larger motor, What eeuAts IN
|tep speed u power,
Motorists who "gut" the muf-
fieF or remove 1t to get mere power
are aeluding themselves, This is
eAeetiye only when a SUPER
charger Ia added to the motor to
improve velumetrie efficiency,
Some of the "het rods are very
Iargumentative about this,
They take of the muffler and
prove 1t to you how much more
speed they can get out Of the car
on q test hill. They are overlook
ing the fact that they could also
get more speed II they took of the
cars body. No actual power has
been added to the motor.
Naturally, with so many current
misconceptions afloat it isn't any
wonder that driving practices have
slipped to such illogically low
levels. How many operators, for
instance, know that the braking
power needed to stop a car is
proportional to the square Of the
speed?
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|p!us-In Spotlight
Helps ct Nlaht

Note that another company 4
making special chemical for treat
Ing plastic seat covers, upAelster,
and either materials which havl
4 way Of Inducing statle sheak II
ears one application IA said Il
eliminate the annoying shock ane
wltheAt mafrlng The material Ii
any way
Latest In those auxiliary lights
which can DO plHggea Into tha
eigaFette lighter ON the dash 4
enc WIFI Q portable sRetlightr
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Atmospheric Pressure

Failure to understand that at
mospheric pressure is the real
factor in intake vacuum results In
millions being spent for imprac-
tical efforts to obtain more power.
The belief hydraulic brakes are
perfectly equalized is the nub Of
many an accident. no considera-
ton being given to the fact that
at the individual brakes the
mechanism is mechanical.
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ton ratio Of F,b to 1 on either
lpFemium or AeA=premiuHa fuels,
A eeeliAg system requiring less
horsepower Ia used,
Lincoln models for 1859 are
available In any of IL new coleFs
and in twe-tene combinations, A
variety Of interior fabrics In either
nylon, broadcloth, frieze or leather
is offered, Hydra-Matic transmits
sion is stapdard on all Lincolns
this year.
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Sparks Are Tipoff
TO Poor Groundin0

II The distributor threWl Al3RFta
lg ereulids around the dlStributeT,
when the meter Il raced ill0lasIls
tAtllkt The indications ore thAI IhA
aislIlbutep ISM properly ap0Vndaa,
Where the parking brake 9flaPa
ales thpeuah Che rear Wheal brakes
always ,ABplv The feet bpakea be-
lafe pulling Ab on tho hand brake,
Ihls VIII prevent leakags OF hgaka
HHla from tho rear Wheal bFake
cylinders, especially when tho an
y left bPakea during q drop in
teEaHeFatuPe, "
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cars the Dodge features that give you extra salts.
faction even after thousands Of miles.
For instance, Dodge gives you big. smooth
stopping SAFEGUARD Brakes with longer.wearins
Cyclebond Innings and SIX hydraulic brake cylin-
ders instead Of the usual four. See how other
cars-even those costing hundreds Of dollars more
compare on these important safety featurcsi
Here's Dodge value proved beyond disputed
Evening star., 1952-02-24

DE your OWN expert on car valuel Let the
facts prove how tho big new Dodge for 80 gives
you more comfort, safety and economy than even
cars costing hundreds Of dollars moreI
First, Of course, you'll want to actually inspect
tho smart lines and luxurious interior Of this big
new Dodge, Then .. with the free Dodge SHOW
Down beckett. -. really get down to 'brass.tack"
comparisons You can quickly compare with other
, 1952-02-15
INDUSTRIAL

ference made a good start with
q general discussion Of the
agenda a. Teodoro Moscoso,
head Of the Puerto Rico dele
cation, was elected chairman
Of the Conference, and Sir
John Saint, delegate from
Barbados, British West Indies,
was elected deputy.
Three committees were APP
pointed to report on specific
items Of the agenda.
Committee / will draw up a
priority list Of industries,
which it considers to be Of
practical Importance to the
Caribbean territories, for fur
ther study by teams Of
experts.
Committee II will report on
financial and fiscal measures
for the fostering Of industrial
development.
Committee III will deal with
the improvement Of labor pro-
ductivity in industry in the
Caribbean, and with machin-
erv for the fostering Of indus
deSsalcnment
The reports Of these three
, 1952-02-15
CARD of THANKS

Through this medium we
wish to thank the many
friends for their tokens Of
sympathy during the illness
and upon the death Of Joseph
Alphonso Fleming.
Mrs. Christina Fleming
Mrs. Victoria Lambertis
, 1952-02-15
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS GENERAL ARTI-
GAS" is scheduled to sail
from New York February 18th
and is due at Frederiksted
February 22nd, accepting
freight for Guadeloupe, Marti-
nique, ST. Lucia, Barbados, St,
Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad.
Georgetown and Paramaribo.
ALCOA STEAMSHIP
INC.
Rob't =. Merwin Il Co. Inc
, 1952-02-15

committees will be presented
to the full Conference for final
discussion. Hope has been ex-
psessed that the report Of the
Conference will make a useful
contribution to industrial de-
yelopment il the Caribbean
area.
AT a seminar held i'll the
evening, Mr.. Moscoso ex-
planned in detail the methods
used in Puerto Rico to foster
industrial development, es-
pecially those methods to att
tract and mobilize capital for
investment. Local experiences
were compared with condi-
lions and possibilities IN other
territories.
, 1952-02-15
CARD of THANKS

We the family Of the lately
deceased Olric Francis, wish
to give thanks and apprecia-
ton to the President of the
Virgin Islands Corp. Mr.. Cor
don M. Skeoch, and his selec-
tive and voluntary staff for
their valuable assistance given
US lin the death and burial Of.
our beloved one. Also to ali.
friends and acquaintance for
their tokens Of sympathies.
Hyacinth francis
Kathleen Hennaman
Josias Francis
, 1952-02-15
NEWS

/ The SIS FORT TOWN
SHEND. is scheduled to sail
from New York February 10th
and is due at Frederiksted
February 22nd., accepting
freight for Puerto de Hierros,
Trinidad, Grenada, ST. Vim
cent, Barbados, Martinique,
Antigua and St. Kits. +
The SIS o TOWN
SHEND,9 northbound, is due
at Frederiksted March End, ac-
cepting freight and passengers
for st. Thomas and New York.
N WITTY & Co. Ltd
Rob't 4. MerWin & Co. Inc
, 1952-02-15

ERRREERRRRREER
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-26

of Steubenville spent the week
end iwth their son and WIFE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Morrison.
They attended the ball game In
Cleveland, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Philip Pease and sons,
Hugh and Peter, of Mineral
Wells, Texas, are visiting friends
and relatives in Geauga county
and will visit her father, Hugh
c., and her brother, Lughm
johnson this week.
Mrs. Abbie Culbertson is
spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Al Stone, in Thompson.
Mr.. Stone passed away Friday
and funeral services were held
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Allen spent
Friday and Saturday in Akron,
guests of Mrs. Aliens sister,
Mrs. Ella Benedict. Friday eve
ming they attended meeting OF
the Pioneers Club which Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. Benedict organ
lied about fifteen years ago.
Miss Lefa Button of Bakers
field, Calf, is spending the sum
mer here. She spent the week
eind with her mother Mrs.
George Griffith and family. She
is employed at Canterbury coun-
try club for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Trask
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Monroe
went to Cleveland Sunday to
see the English buses which
have been touring the country
Both Mrs. Trask and Mrs. Mon
roe were English war brides. In
talking to the conductor of one
of the buses, Mrs. Trask was sur
prised to find that he came from
the same place where she for
merly lived. He promised te
look up her people when he re
turned to England.
MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Philips en-
tertained their daughter ano
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
J. Oil, Sr., and their grandson
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
j. Oil, Jr., at dinner Sunday al
Coles restaurant.
Tommy johnson, son of Mr.
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