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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

Bear Badge - Thomas Boyle,
Wolf Badge, Charles Tamoney.
2 year pin - Walter Arant,
Regis Rankin, Terrence Robinson.
year pin - William Malta.
Lion Book - Wayne Faranacci.
Gold arrow and silver arrow -
Joseph Dzeda; Gold and silver ar
rows and Bear Book - John Nc
Graw; l year pin, gold arrow, Lion
Book = John Burke; / year pin,
silver arrow - John Klepcyk; gold
arrow and Bear Book - Thomas
Fahey.
Meeting Of Cub Pack Is was
held at Mayfair School Wednes-
day, May goth. The following new
members were initiated: - James
Hawk, Harold Main, Arnold Axel-
rod, Bruce Matte, Michael Ruben
stein and Michael tanning.
Buddy pins were awarded Bill
Lang, Jack Soble and Marvin
Fenyves and Robert CaIhoon for
bringing a friend into the Cub
Scouts. Awards were also given to
the individual boys for passing out
liberty bells at election time last
fall.
Wolf Badge was given to Jimmy
Sersain, Allan Pearse, Ronald
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

Welty will demonstrate for the
conventioners.
Hilltop Garden Club plans four
demonstrations for four hundred
mother delegates next week. The
Salvation Army, being interested
in Mothers, sponsor Home League
Club in the communities were they
operate. These are character build
ing groups with a four-fold pro-
gram Of Fellowship, Service, Rec
reation and Worship. There are
thirty five Home Leagues scat
tered throughout the State of Ohio.
There annual convention will be
held Monday and Tuesday, June
9Th and 9th, at the Salvation
Army Fort Herrick Camp in Men
tor, Ohio.
The program theme Is to be
"Roses and You. There will be
field events and crafts Tuesday
morning. After a lawn party, buff
fet style, at noon, the Hilltop
Garden Club, on gardening, ar
ranging, decorating and oppor-
tunity basis.
"New Methods for Your Garden
and House Plants" is to be offered
by Mrs. William ]. Taylor; "How
to Use Your Flowers for Favors"
by Mrs. G. Norman Gascoigne;
"Your Table, Your Flowers and
YOU, by Mrs. Bruce H. Aiken,
and "Slick Tricks for Your Bou-
quet Containers" by Mrs. Robert
S. Welty.
Each League is entering its
Rose Queen and her attendant in
the contest for a state Rose Queen
who, with the winner, thirty-four
attentendants will hold a parade
to close the festivities.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

White, Allan Herrick, Michael Di-
Santo, James Copenhaver d
Jack Soble. A gold arrow was
handed to George Dirner, Carl
Formick, Joe Formick, Dennis
Liatti, Robert Dwors and David
Austin. Silver arrows were given
to Harold Albrecht, James Thomp-
son, George Dirnir, David Schulz
er, Carl Formick, Joe Formick and
Dennis Liatti. James Thompson
also received a Webelos Badge. A
Service Star was given to David
Cooper, Bill Lang and Jimmy
Madsden.
Don't forget the Annual Picnic
on June7 tn at the boat house area
in Forest Hills Park.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04
Cub Scouts

The first outdoor meeting of
Cub Pack 1868, st. Philomena's
School, will be held June 23rd at
1880 in Forest Hill Park, Beers
ford entrance. The Parents are
meeting June 9th in Rectory Hall
at 500 p. m.
The following awards were given
by Cubmaster Al Blatnick at the
May. 26th meeting:
l gold arrow - Robert Rainey,
Michael Klepcyk, Thomas McHugh,
Regis Lee.
l silver arrow - Gerald Blank
schaen, David Frantz, Joseph
Rigot.
Lion Badge - Bruce Pekari,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

Armed with a large array of
garden flowers, containers and
other gadgets which go into the
making of simple bouquets, cor
sages, and favors are these four
Hilltop Garden members as they
are off to Mentor and the Saliva
ton Army other ClubM convention.
Mrs. William ]. Taylor, Mrs.
Bruce H. Aiken, Mrs. G. Norman
Gascoigne and Mrs. Robert S.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04
Service Clubs

A color movie Freedom and
Power" will be shown at the East
Cleveland Exchange club meeting
Tuesday noon in the YMCA. This
is a General Electric Co. film.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L.
Drinks, 1856 Forest Hill blvd,
girl, Darlene Phyllis Drinks, May
10Th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

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S495 DOWN

Semidet, 2-yr.-old. 2-bedrm. brick
home in Gregory Estates real
buy for the right party. Mod. equip
kitchen, elec. washer and garbage
disposal. ST. month.
CAMPANELLA & co.
Elk 3-4l13
Gun
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Investment & Insurance Co
A HOME
AS PRIVATE

As your thoughts. Ideal for family
with children. Nr. schools No
trafflc. This 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
is . years old and only Sl2, 500. Very
lge. equip. kit. Full bsmt. with ex-
ira hish ceiling. Fenced lot. Only
81 900 down
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ALEXANDRIA-FA DARLINGTON AREA
--3-bedrm.. 2-bath, Cape Cod brick,
sep; dining rm.; fenced back yard
under trees; conv. to Pentaeon. Lo-
Gated l716 Oak Crest dr.. Alex
OWNER. TIE. $3.50. -l3
ALEX.-DEL RAY-Sale by owner-2
bedrms.. full din. rm., full bSmt.. oil
close in; $4,000. OV. 3-171O. 13'
ALEX, Rosemont; by OWNER; all
brick; slate roof; new gas furnace
and stove; firepl; gar, Venetian
blinds. porch shades. First f., 4
rms. 2 porcheS Il screened. 2nd
f.. 1 rms. bath; bSmt., rec, rm..
closet. outside entr. subst. down
pymt. req, bal. in 1st trust. OV.
3-1141. Ia
ARLINGTON. 1915 N Johnson St
Five-rm. and bath home with expan-
Sible attic. copper cutters, auartered
oak floors. Curtis Sllcntite windows,
Bryant gas heat; Cnshwa, Colonial
face brick. Complete with fine shade
trees. $4,000, This is not Just
e another house in mouotonous de-
velopment. 1t Is an architectural en-
tity, individually desisned BY the
Baxter, in a community of quiet
distinction. Lee hwy. . "a miles
from Key Bridge to the Hot shoppe
at Kirkwood rd., left on Kirkwood
to 18th. right on 18th to house.
Definitely no brokers. OWNER
BUILDER. -l3
ARLINGT0N-Owner offers well-built
semidet brick at Sill This -
bedrm. home is attractively deco
rated: conven. TO schools ard huS
fenced yard, screened porch. a full
basement, ample closet space. JA.
7-69S9. 26O6 S. Troy. No agents,
please.
ARL.-Must sacr; cute house: :!
hedrms.; $4,000. furn. 1901 S
Dinwiddie St, of Col pike. ia
ARLINGTON, NJ, by owuer-:3 bed
rm.. 2-bath rambler: dream Kit.
porch, full bsmt. JE. 3-9594. Ill
ARLINGTON HAIL. bcdrms.. =
baths. rec rm.. lge. Garden. lov
cash payment and 0cy,hlc terms
Price, ST. $50 GAERTNER 4
ADAMS. ia. 2-O64O, i'll u
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HOUSES sALE--Mp. Cont, HOUSES SALIVA. teont.l
2-BEDROOM EXPANSIBLE
RAMBLER, S17,95O
S11.5OO

Attrac. det., 2-bedrm home with full
concrete bsmt.; only 3 yrs. old and
in perfect cond.: it's located on a
deep, level lot with shade trees. In
Glenmont Forest, nr. Georgia ave.
Well worth your inspection. Call
ME. S-l143 It'll 8 pm. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN INC Realtors
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166. WA. 1865. WA. 7-063G
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AS SECIIRE
BURCH REALTY co.
u ACRE

TO. 9-4747 til S pm. After s pm.
WA. 7-5641, HA. 2-SO5", JU. G-6I 80
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CHEVERIY
$500 DOWN-S7O MO.

Five-room bungalow; liv. rm.. din rm..
schools. l blk. TO tranSp. and shop
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-ISOO
10 NEW RAMBLERS
SI.500 DOWN

Detached bungalow on lge lot, 10G
=. by 200; lge. liv. rm., din. rrn.,
bedrms.. kit. and bath on 1st A.
finished stairway to floored expans-
ible attic; full bsmt., oil INV. n.
size screened porch, fenced yd., ce-
ment driveway; vacant. Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co. Ill
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2-FAMILY APT.
-Four and five rms. each. lge. lot:
side drive: fenced; ISt floor vacant:
full bSmt.; trees, garden, nr. every
thing; $1,000 to $1,000 cash. Open.
viii exchange. OWNER, ia. 9-70lO.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH
RFTT,EVUE FOREST

BY Charming New ENGLAND
Colonial. Slate root, attractivelN
Handicapped. large wooded lot, or
o,iiet street of beautiful homes
Center hall, living room, 16X24, with
bay windows, fireplace and adjoinins
screened porch Dining room with
quaint provincial Wallpaper and bay
windows. Cheerful kitchen, electric
range and Admiral dual-temp re-
frigprator. Three bedrooms E., large
twin SiZe). 1ia baths. Finest hot
water beet. attic fan. laundry room
Iarae, cround-lcve' basement, Ga.
ragc Excellent condition, S:9,5n0
;;Ofi", N Quincy, Arlinston, Va IA
1-hn6G. lJ'
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON, NORTH
OEUEM nNGWnnHS

SEVEN DOGWOODS
Well built and most attractive land:
Scaped brick and frame Colonial
situated in quiet residential area
bus to Pentagon. D. c. AN S11 800
GI LOAN may be assumed, S101 pei
mo. pays principle. interest. taxes
insurance. Spacious liv. rm.. with
firepl., lge. din. rm., modern. kit
Upstairs 3 fine bedrms.. tile bath
rear yard. Price reduced for i'm
mediate sale.
w. B. WRIGHT
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HAVE PURCHASERS for homes conv.
to Andrews Field. MICHAEL M
COUGHLIN. LU. 1-s177. -13
WISH TO PURCHASE nice home
close in, ne. or NV. sec; Substan-
tial cash. No agents. DU. 7-26S4.
WISH TO BUY nice home in Mont
Eomery County. not over S25.u00,
Please reply Box 341 -R. Ssar. IA
Cash FOR Vfers Mil VILLAGE house
in good condition. CAP GIDEON C.,
JOHNSON. LO. 4-70lT. Ill
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5o1 SOUTH GLEBE RID. IA. 40
ARLlNGION
OPEN BY BUILDER

New England Cape Cod iT
ANTIQUE brick close in. blk. to bus
school. shopping. Bedrm. and tilee
bath down: . bedrms. and tiled BATH
up. Full bsmt.: de luxe features incl
mahoe. paneling: uuartered oak firs.
birch cabinets: de. luxe Philco elec
will accept your house in trade ol
give eaSv terms to responsible buyer
To reach: Out Lee hwy, to NORTH
KenSington ST.. left blk, to No
oath st. and left again to 5000
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ARLINGTON FOREST

All-brick, Groom Colonial: 3 bedrms
Owner-occupied since built. Every
modern convenience incl dishwasher
disposal, electric range. Bendi2
washer. 36-in. attic fan, new custom
built wood kitchen cabinets with
Formica tops: fin. recr. rm. Schoo
buses to public and parochial schools.
Fifteen min. to Pentagon. $4,000
down, approx. S126 per mo. Cal
OWNER, JA. 2-2sS0 or IA. 8-S7S5
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
MCLEAN. VA.


3 MILES FROM CHAIN BRIDGE
$14, ,750-New brick-and-frame ram
bier, IN village, convenient to
schools and shopping. Liv. rm.,
1Sx11; equipped kit, 12x11; 3 bed
rms, l bath; oil &C. heat. Large
storage attic with stairway.
$15,0O0-white Cape Cod, on quiet
street. Liv. rm. with flrepl., kit,
4 bedrmS., 2 baths, full bsmt.,
Handicapped lot. $1,000 down, $10O
per mo. will buy.
$22,950 - Close to school, ON "a
acre; custom-built masonry rambler
with full livable bsmt., bedrmS., 2
tiled baths; liv. rm., 14x22, with
frepl. and picture window; dining
area; well-eauipped kit; oil &C
heat.
$22.750-Masonry rambler, on cor
ner lot. Liv. rm. with hrepl. and
picture window; equipped kit; utility
rm.; attached garage; 3 bedrms.
1Ia baths.
McCAY & McCAY, Realtors
IA. S-S675 ia. 2-471a
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PRICF, So Y5O

Detached bungalow on lot, so by l15;
liv. rm.. din rm.. kit, bath, 4
bedrms. full bsmt.. oil h.-w h; fruit
trees: J blk. from bus, 3 blkS. from
school . blks. over D. c. line. Ii
$4,000. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO
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SYMPATHY
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

YOUR YOUNGSTERS WILL
ENJOY LIVING HERE. Con-
venient to private and paro-
Chial schools. bus service at
front door; brick 3-Story.
Maids room and bath, 3 good
] Screened porch. separate din
ing room. attached garage.
beautifully shaded lot with
rock garden in rear.
We have nothing like At
for S@0,95u.
EXCLUSIVE
Hicks Realty Co.-RealtorS
31O6 Mt. Vernon Ave. XII. 9-1600
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

14th AND VERMONT AVE. NV
Suitable for ofices. store or studio:
approx. 10000 So. IT. Reasonable
rent. THAcKER REALTY. ST.
1920 IRVING ST. N.W.-Rare, 600
soft. once and warehouse space:
printer or any commercial work;
heat. light and water. Apply Mr..
ESQ., sV Wis. AVE-, BETHESDA, MD
5000 IT. floor spae' SPACE 900 e.
2-5S26
fs4 G ST. s.w.-Inclosed lot. e.1o0
IT: rent, $50 mo. THOMAS p.
BROWN, Ma. s-Ista.
(Continued on Next PRge1
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR sALs

BUILDERS. INvESToRS-opport, to
develop in finer section Of Mont
E9megry County. Recorded subdiy.
equipped 56:ft., 3-bedrm. rambler
FUSED as model house,. Plans, specI-
ficationss and DEVELOPMENT layout
avail. All lots surveyed, staked and
mMHImpersSi MI1 S street 4 to rough grade:
9f par yetYshns oHne mF TerRs WSs +
BY owNER-a4l1 14th st. n.w.nl.t
COMMERCIAL. First-ir. apt. or Of
2 baths, Full bsmt. with bath New
gas. furnace. very clean. $4,000
cash s1oo over large trust will buy. Of.
end CoMM.-one 4-tamily nat; on.
%ix Aye s:x nf!i "a. hsef seis5a'' 'n and ~ Ms'n'
FIVE LOTS; ,255-ft: frontage. Ga.
ave. extended, south Of Glenmont:
adj. commercial property; contains
49,67S SO. it., at hOc per IT,; great
potential commercial value. FRANK
$500 CASH Down on S9gmG 9eunit Bids.
conV. Sc; section. S102 mo. income,
for SS7sS50; SSSa6G KAY REALTY co.
rWo SHj DT1c DETACHED brick. s-.tory wia apt.
"A units. May, be sold separately.
Brand new and very well construct
ed: l and 2 bedrm. units. Tenants
Efll supply own utils. Cali Mr..
Pfdfs. fs.ss'G5o WEAVER s7es. En-. RE2S sEs9ss INC
CAPITOL HILL, nr; House on, Bldg.
furniture; hp lasa4 TENcHER-wALKER INC.
ANACosTIA-Modern 2-family brick:
owners unit; 2 bedrms.; avail
DRURY REALTY CORP. WV
I UNITS, l1th and Mass. NV
PTlced M1 Manas gndsT times Esss annual rent; rent
DRuRY ATdi Realty w CORP. ''0' WI"
FOuR-UNlT APT. in ne, white ten
SSnIts; SIdS $500 Sn1o " income Very 3ics
wRTifEEAirooAA. RifEi oA SAiO7Si "a. avE.-stoy. lS 4ass7.
store. Good tenant; public parking
lot in rear. Annual rental, $1,000
plus; Price. $4,000. OWNER, Ju.
ATTENTION - Illness forces owner
rent for S125 per month, live in
the other Close-in N, Arl; Drive
Call KRoNEN 4 KIRK. ia. 7-7os4;
BGi.DERs BiTisii GT 4isSfs 4aiTsSSfEsSr1oN-1s.@e5dbi 50.
IT. older house, gas h. h.-w,h., needs
remodeling, Corner lot. River rd.
and Willard ave. Price, $4,000.
By OWNER, OIL. 4-0S17. --12
1907 r ST. N.W.-Tenament house,
z units, rent $2.421.60 per year.
Fully rented. Needs cleaning up.
Price, S9, 1850 cash. w. w. BAILEY,
MA. S-4S1S. -I2
BY OWNER, 18th and Columbia I'd.
n.w.-4-Story brick bldg. with
store, excellent condition. Consider
reasonable offer. NO. 7-7S42. Ia
Sc: now under construction: Vicinity
Philip Sousa Jr. High School; all
apts. contain . bedrms., liv. rm..
dinette, kit. bath and circulating
cooling fan. Price. Sl06000; cash
times gross rental. VIM. SCHWARTZ.
Realtor, 221 Tower Bldg, Elk.
3-7OSS. EX. 3-3421. Ia
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peter j. hagan

MT RAINIER AREA
Large. det. 2-story: q rms. and bath.
fun bsmt.; oil h.-w.h. Conveniently
located, walking distance to stores.
public and parochial schools. Priced
Sl2.500;. $4,000 cash, balance less
RIvERDALE
Need lots of room? broom Stueco
bungalow with finished stairway to
lge. expsndable attic; full, dry bsmt.
with outside entr.; gas h.-w.h.. det.
garage, lge. front and rear porcheS,
storm windows and doors. Beautiful
large lot. S15,750, terms.
BRICK RAMBLER
Convenient Woodlawn area,-Three
lge. bedrms.,. lge. liV. rm. din. area,
mod. kit: nice inclosed back porch:
fspd,ssnnd full bsmtd; ,wtith shower; beautiful y
loan, Price. S15.950. AS low as
81 900 down.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
BEAUTIFUL 2-story brick Colonial 1st
family. sized din. m rm., m moo MOD eqtRTss equipped
kit; End f., twin-siZed bedrmS
and tile bath. Attic is foored and
has exhaust fan. Full. dry bsmt
with rec rm.. bar and outside entr
A bargain at $4,000; FHA terms.
peter j. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 1855, UN. 4-19S5, WA. 7-1257
Ill
Our Best Buy-$l3,5OO
Brick, slate roof, baseme1o garage.
Large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, . large bed
rooms screened porch, oil hot
water heat; off Franklin ave. in
choice residential section-So don't
miss this buy. Call JU. 9-SUlO
till o.
MONTGOMERY
Investment g. Insurance Co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
S750 DOWN

3 bedrms.. iiv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
kit, det garage, beaut. fenced yard
with big trees; l blk. of Arlington
blvd: good bus service; total price.
S13,950.
Southern Realty Co.
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LORCOM LANE
LYON VILLAGE

Rambler on corner lot with 3 lsc
bedrmS.. . baths. paneled den
screened porch. modern throuehout
in exclusive section OF Lyon Village
Priced for quick sale No broker
Cali OWNER, IA. 2-3677. Ia
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ARL so.-conyenience, economy
good neigh, well conSt. For these
and other reasons you Will like this
attract 2-bedrm. brick semidet.
home. Has corner cab. in din. rm..
equip. kit, tile bath fun bsmt.. out
eent.. gas heat; fenced yd;s paved
Call IA. 2-5514. l3'
FALLS CHURCH
6-rm. frame with bath: good neigh
borhood; house newly reconditioned;
mr.. Catholic church and school
buses and stores: excel. financial
ARRANGEMENT. Reduced to Sl4.950
for quick sale. Call
FRANCIS A. WAGNER REALTY CO
JE. 2-1755 JE. 2-s337
-12
SHIRLEY HWY. SUBURBAN
Attrac. white frame rambler. 3 bed.
rooms, lge. kit, liv. rm., din. rm.
attached gar. bSmt.; u acre: Edsa.
rd. exit: ideal for children. $1,000
dn. assume Gl. Reduced for quick
sale. Price, S13.750. OWNER, XII
9-36SS. III
'i -'' SYMPATHY
IN LAKE BANCROFT
You can save 81 800 off actual cos
of S4O,563 on this 4-hedrm., 2-bath
breeZeway, 2-car garage custom
home with plans and bldg, specs
Decorating. grading some finiShins
and then SSS? Excellent proposition
as speculation or as home will
j. NJ. MAGRUDER, IA. 7-1o00
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Lanham, Md. - Small estate with
modern 3-bedrm., newly decorated
home. located on paved street. full
bsmt., expansible attic. Oil h.-w h.,
2-car garage. Priced at only Sl2,-
$50.
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brick RIINGAIOW

Near Hyattsville - Three
bedrooms. full dining room
and basement. Fireplace, side
screened porch. Vacant-move
in today. Price, Sl4,75O:
$500 down. Phone Mr.. Bel,
AD O-onNn
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Drought Aid Unable
To Revive Arid Land
Texas Ranchers Say
BY the Assoeiated Press

DEL RIO, Tex. Aug. 12.-
Texas ranchers say the Govern
ment's drought relief program
is helping-but they'll still set
tie for a good rain.
Del Rio hasn't had a good rain
in four years.
This area along the Texas
Mexican border used to have
some of the richest ranching
spreads in Texas. It was fine
horse. purebred stock. big car
sort of country. Now the ranch.
ers rattle into town in old pickup
trucks asking for Government
help to save their foundation
herds.
The Government offered two
kinds of emergency help for the
drought area of the Southwest
this summer livestock loan
program with 5 per cent interest
rate and 3 years to pay. and cut
rate feed for the cattle on the
grassless ranges. Local county
committees handle and approve
applications.
Not Enough Received.
On the cheap feed program,
says County Agent Tommy Ia
tum: "Grain is coming in-not
enough, but we're getting our
share. Cotton seed meal and
cake are coming in-not enough,
but we expect more next week" I"
From Del Rio to Big Spring,
200 miles to the northwest, is
the critical area. More than 800
stockmen around Big Spring
have received drought emergency
feed. Financial condition isn't
considered on requests-just
how many cattle and sheep the
stockman has and how much
feed he needs.
Texas has 152 counties
almost two-thirds of its 263, ,644
square miles land -area-in the
drought disaster area.
Some rain has fallen on 66 of
those counties since President
Eisenhower designated them as
eligible for drought relief, and
A OF them have had pretty good
rains.
But-"general rains are still
needed before the extreme
drought is relieved" said Louis
P. Merrill, Fort Worth, regional
director Of the Soil Conservation
Service.
At Lubbock, 100 miles south
Of Amarillo, almost everybody
agreed the feed program was
successful.
Feed Dealers Hurt.
The picture was different when
viewed by feed dealers.
ut looks like the little feed
dealer is being forced out of
business" said Lonnie Ross,
Vernon. "Everybody's got his
hand stretched out for something
for nothing these days. My sales
have fallen off more than so
per cent since the program went
into effect" -
The Department of Agricul-
ture has called for a report on
charges made last week by a
dealer that Texas ranchers were
prof1teering on the cheap feed.
w. Floyd Deacon said the
ranchers were stocking up and
were trying to resell the feed in
the Midwest at higher prices.
State Production and Marketing
Administration chief, Claud Nc
Can, Victoria. said Immediately
that he knew of no abuses of
the program. He will make the
investigation and the report.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Pennies TumbHnq
From Truck Keep
Bystonders Busy
By the Assoeiated Press

MANHATTAN, Kans., Aug. IL.
The pennies weren't from
heaven but they fell almost as
freely here for a time yesterday.
The pennies tumbled from an
eastbound truck on the city's
main street. AS fast as they fell,
bystanders snatched them up.
The truck driver, stopped by
officers. explained part of his
load was sacks of pennies from
the Denver Mint.
Federal agent found the Gov
ernment-sealed truck door had
broken open and a sack of
pennies had fallen from the
vehicle. The FBI men quickly
swept up what pennies remained
re-sealed the door and sent the
truck on its way.
They would not say how many
pennies were in the truck or how
many had been lost.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
Dalton to TuIk on Radio

An address by State Senator
Ted Dalton. Republican candi-
date for governor Of Virginia
will be carried by Radio Station
WEAM. Arlington, at Z o'clock
tonight. Senator lDalton's speech
will be made at a rally at War
saw Courthouse.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Texas Board Refuses
To Bar u. n. Declaration
By the Associated Press

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 10,-The
State Board of Education yes
terday refused to cut out all
references to the United Nations
declaration of human rights in
world history textbooks for Texas
school children.
1t voted 13 to 3 to adopt books
that would include the text with
out land editorial comment"
The board thus rejected re-
quest of it's Textbook Committee,
made up of Is schoolteachers,
that the human rights declara-
ton and authors opinions on it
''be deleted from all world his
tory books"
The UN document among
other things condemns discrimi-
nation based on race, color, sex,
language, religion or politics. 1t
asks all nations to guarantee
their people the right to freedom
of speech, thought and assembly.