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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-14
Classified Ads
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - BABY CHICKS
NOW: 2,000 Babcock strain
day-old White Leghorn pullet
chicks every Tuesday. Also 1000
Bitter mammoth broad breasted
Hampshire chicks every Mon
day. Also White Rocks, Hamp-
Shires, r. /. Reds, and broad
breasted White Cross broiler
chicks. Order ahead. Pruden
Hatchery, Geneva, o. Phone
5463. 2ctf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-14

able CryptS in the Chardon
Cemetery Mausoleum. Located
near the entrance. $250.00 ca.
B. F. PeaSe, Grafton, Mass.
Contact Mrs. Jennie c. David
son, 106 South Hambden St.,
Chardon, Ohio. 2c20
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-14

HELP WANTED - Man with
small truck for part. time job
in Chardon 3 days week gross
about $500 per month. Must
carry insurance. Apply M. N.
Dietrich, Agent B & o R.R.,
Phone 53l89. 1o20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

kAlSERs LANTERN. German
-Tfis IS re iasn where = Rus.
alans Age They 81 Cult ne Red
sfmy and trake lhruuRh re iron
fmtain "a tha fssk a Their hsss
to demonsirals TIER hsle a cen.
mua.sm.
Ihe has las Freedom Homss''
i opeFaied here solely far nas.
SLAMS who fied - Bed army. Il
Nas epened fofmally thla week ~
ne Amerscan Fgiends az nnssian
FFeadom. faumaad h the Unlled
states three years aEo Is theme
IS fhs
II tAe Raaslsns knlw thaf An.
efleAns DESPITE dkiasars hut sym.
rashsHe wilh the expressed il I'll
Be afienlt ~ ne kremlln d drive
IS uaNillins gahissts into further
akaresslon
Since ~ orEahiaaglos h has "a
vlaFd reseiiled 80 rehahilllased
more than SO 81 Astiet soiasefs
Fanglng fram nFlV4te 81 eoiunel
u screens RassiaH soldier Feln.
eees 81 Munleh. fhass who qaal.
- afe seni 10 kaisexlnateFm
GectNi NJ the wuua not reveal
BIS last name - ieaF AZ repfls IL
aealnst relatlfss Ia Rassial tod
ihls slofy,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Mcclellan Sees
Demo Congress II
Trend Continues

WASHINGTON x-Sen Mod
lan fD-Arkl 81 iodsy lhsi "a.
- fhe Repahlis2rs cas- rsxerss
she farm treats i fhe nexi year.
nemocrafic coneress III -
elsetrd seat Nosxmhxr
TIE Arkansaa mzde the nass.
men1. u az tnterxleW. on n re-.
tmrn ta the caplal after several
meekz in MS hDgne state
MeCiellan sd ke had found sen.
aerzl 6issstisfaefion amana ne
farmeFs IN Arkansas 60 maeh a
tat he predicted awrire.taral -
llfy wil b. "a hagkig important
lsaue" u nexi years. Coagrsssioaal
eieefionx.
Lvtstock Eaisers have beeu A.,
hard - fzlllnx prices Coz Ter
animals ard rising prices Cor fhlaas
TIES must buy. she senator saAa
fle sad his statement about the
lposslhility a kis paFty's recapsur.
ne eunirul a. Ceax-ess nexf ssar
~dpes noi imply tat Prexldsns q.
sEnhoMer psrtanailY Is becoming
muscular
~Bus. be- sid. ''tAe peopls seem
10 fsel nat TIE Republicaa Crn.
gress has nj been abe b move
n aay positive airertlon. o. a
Gems 10 grips with the problsml
thal face a"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

hsvv pianss asy sssm -
- aytns tswss ever sswa shaa
fsTmoFiy.
rh@v'Fa nat. ThsB lual sasm
aAni wsv. Tha Navy asAsv sad
fasf wish - aavsEi e. lnaaa-
siss lss srsansas ~ shs Flssf
- Waafhsr Trainins una. ths
paamns ere mssEa netieasAis -
esuaa 81 - highsr maiaa level
81 ICE emam@a.
TIE Nsxr asi4 - ieas ere
epsFafs6 - Sc sififeass N
- saaae maNaag as w3Fs ~
pistan-anmina airerai4 pxWwisus-
" usaa ~ Sc sapsdrun.
rhesa pisnss aFe msnnsd
~ ssmpsssns. hgilY esaiifsa
pasaa 80 ere spsssisa IN
strict aeesFaanss wifh PRES
erl1aA clva Asronaufixs Av-
aAsstiY prassdsnFes and Fsauia-
tlsna. - havr amnsunxemsuf
SD.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

WASHINGTON @Reuuhiicans
mosed today 10 bru@een ths hass
a eonKrsssional psrtieipztioa IA
arsfting ths COP gsuEram Press
dssi EiseaAo9er 81 rscommen6
nsxt pear
Sen. knowiani lRCaIdD an
nouaeed after teieEhaaa confer.
enees wah Req. Hslieek fR-lne
nat eazumen q ne regular com
mliiees 81 18TH huases uill ke h.
NIied % attend White Housa ses.
seas nex. if-ia when suhiecia ID
whlch tAe4 Eruaps ere tnteresied
cone ~ ior discuksian. Originally
q vas plaaned b iaelode onlY -
COP polley makers a ne senate
and House
knowland and Haneck are Ne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

a siani Go scngfiaz nus1.lp
- whleb hega fFom : s. 81 fssrl
81 nNe 80 feelg paFents are n
Nin6. 80 h hei9 maHt kzfafday
II Bnyview Para
Tha pFuxram whien 81 gaafars
anmes sna eonieHis. kan8icrnii.
6lsplayn ana 81 ieIoFmafan beafs
- explaim fha astaaa "a cul
keminN g. 60 mnasFmmy Al
, m nnd laai thrs@rh 80 >. ~
Fis6 leral CO packs - parnn
nais b the rEaGram sFangafe9 hs
lke Monroe CantY nsalFses soala
BwiaA Ceane bay keouis "a
&mMNMa.
Ma zee ainnima rs svssa 10
- 1sHa aHs lknlr neFsNfs knew
$50 49, eaa Sc slaffs6 n CO
Aa4eline. - wo hsps 49, ang.
ere ne mlata BE- laaaeeaaea N
sDumaagam : ca Pa4k - ina
- sa.szaags ssia Fsvl n. A.
q celIma wAs - piamelna ~
sseal - Is rutma619F - P2sk
- anamsegad ~ ne 81 Saisa.
60 hA4lAadlai chirsh. - palna.
- nut ihaa wAas ihsFa 80 tia
hggs h key Wes1 81 ca scsuf
egs. enaT - ere msmAsrs -
- silEsa 80 pstks.
a caHlns SD thai he il partlc,
ulaflv inlgseaied lei hnesnN hyg
seven ysas eid ~ the paFk sinee
49, b re starting ags fsf scoai.
NJ
re CO seoui pFonFara kas ar.
tlFAiea G. myk nn4 theF paFrala
ssEnming famliy paffae - .ifn
Nhong olniHa lhe sr,s are rated
a. "noAeasa uniA iheF eemplsis
. ~ painl aehlsHemenl prozram
Eanana lfem alhinilen - parsleipa
uau NJ eommuniiy rfeheis. The
paFnnis ~ - heys Supervise these
aeIHNGg 80 mat eheek olf each
1850 whea 4 Is eompieied
AMER ut ~ hoya are pFomnl
- ~ o. rank ~ ~Molf and pur
SO pI0aFis Fnnrlnr ffom rndio
A. Mne4snsss aanmmt.s..fa - -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
.-..--. 49, 2. u F"s 81 NtsF eiEzas Pcs
Get Your Air Mail Items Ready
For Mailing To Overseas Points

Ff A@tH wssA fum tamorro~-h the deadainR For
e<Aset q ~ pafse Fosl paeAases
fa tf fuan psFeela AFTER Aai daie tAs Postofcs De-
pafrt $50 rs saasaass Aa asvery ~ b mass Be.
toFN Gafalmaa uag.
- psftR $50 - u lsuasd pssmas wssa
stAssa' 49, re- sEsass iss nshss isasih sns gsh
re feske department hars cFrtais hems om shipmenl
etes hsea states moasy pruhihed where dollar
- - akts wscam q ezehange Aso ~ mai malta.
ea I'D hatier nal8
r ahs shss zee any svsn ssss.
80 q - psses ssk ne slsrk bshaa ss slsp wtnr
aa9.
Psekag smpoFiani Use heavy eaon and urap vita
saY paP aaa aaag eaa Hard print he l serial
eaAer bsneh 81 service eraanraln - - APO ~ FpO
taFeeeh ucth tae maI he rauted
se satn san is et package wAsa exposed 70 moisture.
- - sane "a AasFfs dfeSty TIE ursppng paper Ineads
rtuu aarsaa also wrfs M usme sad address On O.
eartaa HseI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Added Part For Congress In COP Program Seen

pse,lean noar ieatsFs q tAs ssaais
- hnaaH. fNspeeliFely
TIE hhils Hoass lrKls.atlxe taiks.
= ~ condncfed ~ Elsenhouef
ga Caonef msmbsrs preseut. ara
expecied % hriag f,aai deels.ons "a
mosi 81 ths mai1r sabieets - b
soserRd n tA< Preslaxut's sanual
slate q tAs Uniua nssssage b Coo.
greu
Ans~iand sad 70 90 interyisu
- Aopss ut - Asssas bogA cen.
miiiss sAairmea snd Rspuhhear
leaders 81 hofh hmses ~ Ia. 4
81 ~ poxsiele iaf Cunxrsks d
gsi % wurk sariisr than usaal "a
leglslaian.
Athoa9A Knoxland didat say 60.
- move O nenae the eommii.
Zee ehairman wat FeEarded N soms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

A ~. GeuFm sac - father En-.
eeutsd b the Soxlets On suEpieion
of eollnsion wifh ihe Whiie Res.
uan arms. Ms mosher already
dead. Be ioined . hand of 'sbe1.
psixornlkl wandertng ehlldren
who F0amed tee enuntFyaide IN
search II food ana work. Four
years later he was arrested as
socially unreliables
whea war bFoks OF Ne Vas
drafted. He Vas Is Ia isss whem
he waa discharged 10 East Ger.
many.
Rather than return % Russia.
be escaped 10 west Berlin. He vas
finally ehanneled hero ard worka
Cor TIE 1. 8. Air fierce.
Tweniy ii the - here 1--we In
ne Freedom House en the wooded
ouisklfts q kaneFSlauieFn.
Tie man pRy - marks Ca SCI
q m0nih for rooms. FER two marks
CT cenisl they het breakfast and
supper
TIE ether "a live n Kalserslaa-
tern pEopeF Al have jobs.
Tie eenisrs direeaoF 10 Mckin.
my Russell of Brouklyn. N. n.
Nc malorsd IN Russian AZ Yale
unltersity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

WHITNEY. Ter. R-Whan n l..
Kllingion here heard tAat gecre.
tsry ef Agriculture Benson had
Inspected vest Teas drsaght dam
aas during . weekend Tor q 100
niles. Ne vas Intrigued
what ranch vas he en-" ASKED
Elllngion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Safety Lectures
Set For Navy

A series II safety lectures uill
BE gwen Fl Naval lnstallanors here
auring TIE week q New. a. the
Navy annouaeed today. Howell al
lett. stats highway patrui trooper
I'll speak ~ the Naval Air Sta.
ton thsaier and al the sesplane
base theater.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

Modern gasoline coaiains up d
SEQ dlfferent ehemical CON
pounda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

n yos've hesn waitins fur he 49, possslis tluus
% buy nsw MsFcarY. thh = n Our aalea haEs
nsysr hsaa higher. And hecauns ws afs op~rna.
ins q Such high voisns. ~ EN- aaasd %
err pea tie d. Il . llsiims.
An4. b sstiins . go Msrrury. yoa slizin.ss
De uouy aboui hsyins . ear thsi ~ soon
look st Il duie. MsFcary's cirunEned heauiy
h awiess. Thrp are ~ bgmpa. hai~a, e.
meaniaeisss eFnamsnisfiea % dsis B. Nercury
III b h sfyls ior years. tssp iis Fslus Ia "a
trads-ta tiase. pfOtsct yasF inxcsimeat.
And 18th Mefcufy yes or mauY wsFk aaying
spaionai fsaturra 81 ngs sEaii.kis 90 muuy
so-eallsd "new" eafs-ineluiinE Msfsary's
fanoss soy sdiustahis po~rr 80. ps-sr
s,ssEinE poser kFakss. slscirs possr wIaSgs
lia4 aoshiii hssslo- Mafis Drive e. sns-aasins
Toueh.0- Mnfis Ovsrdriss
W dunt waii en- loaEsr. See - fs1sy Gee
ow Ys<id ysaFssd azaL Ws'rs rsaSy ed
v.itins - Pui ysu fuFth.r sksri h ms.sy.
asFins xaius fhar sssr hefssa
Evening star., 1953-11-15

Democratic Congress when
Mr.. Roosevelt died. However,
in the 1946 congressional cleo
tionS, the Republicans won.
It was the handwriting on
the wall, according to the ex-
pertS. Mr.. Truman was doomed
to defeat in 1948, they said.
But, when the votes were
counted, he had won, and, in
addition, had re-eStabliShed a
Democratic Congress.
AS too manypolitical writer's
recall-to their chagrin-it
was the upset of the century,
if not of voting history.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

President Wilson lost con-
troll of Congress when the Ma
ton turned against his ad-
ministration in the 1918 con-
gressional elections. The Dem
ocrats lost the 1920 presiden-
tial campaign.
President Hoover had a Re-
publican Congress when he
took over in both House and
Senate in the congressional
elections in 1880. In the presi-
Dental election of 80 Mr..
Hoover was showed under.
In 1945 President Truman
inherited a predominantly
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11

Iber no mar oenu ser Soo? gr
bate bo6 beripro6en az iparten!
geiemano par 81 ieben.
9o6 oa fam bic @eitalt Ben i6n1o.
len 8eg bonn ufer berauf.
rS6 bin bereit!" iogte Tie nnb
ltredte ibre Sano aus.
Iu6 Die 8eitalt itredte bie Sanb
aus 1no faBte Die Sano Ser Wutter
vWtein 9ruoer lit fortgegongen!"
logte iie.
~llno ou?" fliiiterte sic Mutter.
sd bin bas 2ebenl"
Wtit einer lGneuen 9etpegune
orebte Die Wutter lt6 nm unb elite
oem SauIe 81.
auf Ser SbneIle begegnete lie
ibrem Ofann.
Sci leile!" raunte er ibr su
ultnier Sobn ihldft!"
august Schaeht
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11
Dpr Mlinh, hpr Mlinh!

rSolo bell" rief 8ret6en, mari
ibre blonoen 2oden in ben Hoden 1uo
Itiir5te iid bem 8inoe entgegen. Sic
rannte cine 9lnbobe binob, sur Sal=
Diele, no ibr 9ruoer 6rie einen
Yapieroraden lteigen lieB.
uSbo," lafte 5as MGo9en mitten
i'm Sauf rid CLAUDE gar, boier
grauleipino, DiQlt midi aufbalten
oOer nieoernerfen? slber oaraus miro
ni6ts, Jag i6 Dir, 5errlt bu MIDI au6
nod 10 lebr an meinem Hodben,
5al1lt ou MIDI nod 10 lebr an ben
Saaren! Solu - bei - Ser @ino,
oer 8inb!"
l1no Ser 8ino mo6te oo6 elm,
geleben boben, oab er i'm Sample nit
8retden ser Sbpd6ere blieb. gr 5og
Ileine 6liiqel Elm ltnO tat plotlid, als
|falle es tbm ni6t elm, iiber 8iele uno
gnger 81 lpringen.
| Rur broben am Simmel sic lpeiBen
8oltden 5ogen nie ooroem gel6dftig
oabin, einem unbefannten 3iele emit
gegen
| @retd)en mar gang in 9lufregung
unO unoronllng 9eraten, alS lie auf
Ser Salmieie unfam. SSbre 8Gd6en
brannten pie 6euer, binter ibren
| IS6ldfen flopfte es uno ibr Ser5
| biipfte in Der 8rllt berllnt, ols pollte
es beruusipringen. Sief aufatmenO
mari ii6 bas WdO6en ms bobe @ras,
Iitrid) iid) sic Saare aus Der Stirn
uno iab binuuf gum blauer, lei6t be-
Dolften &erbitbin1mel. Sort oben -
geraoe iiber ibr - i6lpebte Sritens
IGra6en; oa5 Wonogeiidt, oas bar=
auf gelnolt mar, ld6clte lie glttniitig
an. @er oo6 nud) 10 fliegen f0nnte
pie Der ba oro6en, Oohte 8ret6en
gtur einnal, MIR Elm ein5iges @tal!
raber ,ou bit 0p6 itGrfer ols id,
8retden!" nedte ser @inO, Ser lpie=
Ser in lei6tem Sprunge poriiber=
biipfte, ibr ein poar 8rasbolme ins
I8eli6t blies uno Elm Suseno Sdr-
6en binter ben1 DIR berpor5auite.
vS6ming' oidl bod 0a bina,lf!"
vAber 1ppbin Denn?"
Ger @ino la6te vSibibi! Seio
ibr Wenidenfinoer aber idnerfaaig
8obin ioait bu bid oen1 anoers
| l6pingen als auf Sen 9ra6en!?"
| 8rethen mar perleaen. 9as h1tte
id eigentlid anb uiilen fonnen,
ouhte lie unb benerfte lnllt: rIber
ipenn id) alf meines 8rlloers Gra=
6en liben piirbe, 10 piiroe ib bo6
berunterf falen. "
~Oeubt oi6 felt anbalten @ret=
hen."
~llno ib tpiiroc oo6 5u idper
liein."
~MeinIt SUP" lo6te Ser @ino.
v8laube mir, Wenl6enfino, l6on
itauie1omol ib1perere 9inee, 'ols bu
bilt, babe i6 fortbepegt! Die l6Der-
| item Segelidiffe iage ih Dor mir Der,
uno menn i6 ols @inbboie SIT mir
beln anfange nie Elm Sdraubltod, 10
reibe id NIT 2eid)tigfeit 8Gume,
3Gune uno S16er in Die S5obe. Sete
oid oo6 einmal ouf Sen 9raden,
@retben; id min Damn au6 tiiftig
blaien, oomit ou fliegen fannlt! SD
lperoe Sen Sraben berunterlhiden -
borit bu? 9ein 8rl1oer Sris ruff bid
i6on!"
llnb mirflih rief er. n&omm boh
einmal ber, @rethen, olt maglt bid
mol auf meinen 9ra6en ieben uno
nit linn alffliegen"
9a blteb ben WGb6en ni6ts 1pei=
ter iibrig ais al1f5uIteben uno 5lm
gruber 5u laufen. ssn5pii6en fan1
ser 9ra6en berllnter.
n@ber, Srit, 1penn i6 fallel" Iagte
nun ipieber 8ret6en.
nDu fanit nidt. WuBt bid onbal-
ten"
rIn tpen benn2"
yMn oen 0raben."
rl1nb Ser 9ra6en2"
- bdlt iid an mid. Ober balte
if i'm niht an Der Shnilr?"
Das lendtete 8retcben Elm.
sic griff nod Dem 8inbfaoen, sog
Hpn Standardization IN mott hpr,,,,tpr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11

Gin tugenoiames @eib lit ntebr
als 8erlen tDert,
0es Wannes Ser5 oarf iib per-
tral1enb ibr ergeben;
Sur6 0eren gnmut niemals er
bes @liids entbebrt,
Sie ibm nur 2ie6es tut, fein
2eioes ie i'm 2eben." :"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11
Ern5. Au t1ahn

u ems, bn nabit anf ipeiden
sSliigeln,
Gnuipen bredeu rings bcrpur;
@or Der Sunne anf ben Siigelm
8eid)t Der lette Hebelflor.
Meine Seelc fiiblt Elm Sdnpingcn,
limb bic Srnit tpirb melt nnb frei,
limb iie mill nod einmal iingen
@ie in hires 2ebens Nai.
Otto Weddmgen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11
Otto Weddngeu

ais es notig mar, uno feste iid por-
lidtig auf i'm.
SOS" rief iie llnb iubeIte, ols iie
au6 idon lansiom nit Dem 9rahen
itiee.
vSoberl - SIMMER nod bober! -
No6 Elm tpenig in oie Sobe!"
5rit unb Ser @inb taten ibr beites,
I'm oas Waoden in oie Sobe 5u tra-
gen. slnfong5 eing bas MIR langlan1,
Damn aber INNER i6neller. S6on
l6Debte 8ret6en nabe5u bausbo6
iiber ser Grbe.
gs floti6te Dor louter gnt5iden
in Die SoGnoe. gs mar ooh Elm berr,
lides 8efiibI, 10 pom 8inoe ianft ipie
ouf gngelsiliigeln eetragen 5u 1per.
Den unO babin5llbmeben itber oer
@iele, Oie lpie ein bunter, uufgerons
ter Seppi6 81 ibren SiiBen lag.
9ort mar ser 8auernbof, ou Das
Efarrbaus, bort sic Stride, oriiben
Ha6bars S6eune uno bubinter So
ters @obnbaus. > Gnter - Wt,tter,
oadte oos OtGo6en, 1piiBtet ibr, ipie
berrlid] id nit oem Orahen ourf
sic Suit legle. llnb @rethen lang:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11

leI SepplNp 0u lDIeu 1Subeu lug.
Iort mar ser 9auernbof, ou Das
Efarrbous, BORT sic Stride, oriiben
Ha6bars S6eune uno babinter Sa=
ters @obnbaus. > Guter - Wt1tter,
oabte oos WGoGent piiBtet ibr, 1pie
berrlid id) nit bem Orahen burd)
sic 2ltft iegle. ltnb 8ret6en lang:
: @onoernl 3 8anoern!
Su ireie 9urlbenluit!
9a tpebt 8pttes Soem
60 frii6 our6 Die 8rult =.
slIS lie cben ooron oadte, boB lie
gnr fein 9uri6e, ionbern ein Wdo.
diem iei, fam ibr au6 Ser @ebanfe,
oaB eS tppbl tpieoer Belt lei, nieoer-
6uIteigen. Sic iob ii6 Uni, ben1erfte
aber 81 ibrem nidt geringen SdJref<
fen, Oab iie ibon iiber Die SObe zines
Surmes binaus oufgeitiegen 1par 1trt6
Die @elt, Ser lie ood angeb0rte>
immer tiefer llnter ibr oerIanf. $50
mar oenn eigentli6 Sris9 Hiftigr
sort untenl SSie flein er NOR
n5ritl sSribl gitte LAB midi ood
mieoer beru,ter; mir miro i6Din-
oelig."
God Srit id)ien es gar riht ar
boreu, mcnigitenS tot er ni6t I'M ge-
ringIten oeSglei6en.
gtln manbte iid bos 0tGo6en oft
Sen @ino. u8itte, lieber @ino, laB
cod ben Grod)en linfen i6 fonnte
ionIt ood herllnterfallen!"
God ser nediide @ino oadJte gor
nidt baran, @ret6ens 8unld) 51 er-
fiiuen. Simmer nebr blies er bie
Baden poa unb rief babel: rSa or
einmal 10 bod oben biit, iouIt on aud)
nod bober Iteigen; iuarltm lpollteit Or
borbin itdrfer lein als idl Shau oidJ
Ood Inn. Sit Sic slusiiht ni6t idon?"
gr batte ia red)t, Der @ino. @an5
munoeri6on in ibrer 1punoerbaren
8rabt lag Die 8elt 5u ibren Siiben.
0ort i6l6neelte iib Ser breite Strom
glei6 einem neiBen stlasbarrb oabin,
orii6en glan5te ein Sei6 gleid einem
Silberlpieeel. Sn fleinen uno groBen
Ge6teden lagen SSeloer unb @ieIen.
&artoffeldder uno @etreioefelber
nebeneinanber, bunt 5ulammengetpiir- :.
felt. "a fam bie giienbabn gleid,
elmer i6par5cn S6lange. Sort raite
ein 9luto bobin. Die Sduler, 8drtben
unb 8Gume nabnen itd OILS, als
mdrcn lie aus Ser Spiel5elgifaGtel
genommen uno allfgeItelt tuorben.
Sic Menihen liefen tpie MmeiIen Die
Sunoe biipften tpie sslobe berum. Gie
@ege liefen ipie 5u 8noen getporfene
Strobbalme mo 9Gnber oltr6ein=
amber.
8retben fonnte iid) on ben bum
ten 8iloe nidt lattieben 8ei allebem
ober purbe ibr INNER angitlider 5t-
mute $50 mar oenn eigentlid ibr
9rlroer 6rib2 Nirgenos mar er
5u erbliden. Sic bel1gte ii6 Dor, 1t1I
sic 8egeno 11nter oem 9rahen in
Mueenidein 81 nebmen. Sabei aber
mohte iie iidl nidt felt genus am
sebalten baben. Gin lauter Shrei -
unb @retden itiir5te aus iftpinoeln=
Ser Sobe in oie idredlide Siefe.
9o6 nein! @retden 5ltdte MIR 5lr-
iammen, mabte allf llno Iab, oaB Tie
oas aIes MIR getrdumt bate. 8enn
lie lag nod INNER 5tpii6en ben boben
@rasbdlmen; ab l1nb 5u iprang elm
2iftden an ibr poriiber, unb bod
iiber ibr ihtuebte r,lbig 8ruoers ihon
bemalter 8apierbra6en.
OnkeI Mdrtin
Evening star., 1953-02-15
New Cabinet Wife: Mrs. Ezra I. Benson

pickup truck with all their
earthly possessions In the back.
They camped out along the way
to cut down expenses.
She took home economics
classes while he earned his
masters degree. and then they
moved to a southern Idaho
farm.
Today Mrs. Benson recalls:
"We had a heavy debt on the
farm. It took hard work, bud
getting and planning to meet
our obligations. Sometimes we
would just get a COW paid for,
when we would have to sell
her to pay the doctor for the
arrival Of a precious baby"
= +
This is the fourth OF a series
OF articles on 1Dipes OF the
members OF the netD cabinet.
The nth iDill appear lert
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Bithnight Boil
Plans Completed

Many nearby Virginia resi-
dents are looking forward to the
colorful George Washington
Birthnight Colonial Ball. to be
held Friday evening at the Belle
Haven Country Club. This an
nual event is sponsored by the
Mount Vernon Citizens Associa-
ton.
Chairman of the ball is Comdr
Andrew D. Jackson. jr.. U. s. N.
and co-chairman is Mayme C.
Parker.
Although costumes are op-
tional, many guests plan to wear
Colonial costumes. The Virginia
Reel and the minuet will be
danced. as well as ballroom
dances.
Other members Of the ball
committee are Mrs. Bernice C.
Davis, Mr.. H. White, jr., Mrs.
Charles Davy, Mrs. A. r. Cotton
and Capt. Alfred w. Rohde. jr.
Proceeds from the bali will be
used for the areas summer
playground program and related
civic projects.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

real honest-to-goodness juke-
box which they inherited when
they bought the Salt Lake City
home.
Both the new Agriculture
Secretary and his wife like to
join the children and their
friends in dancing to the juke-
box.
"I love to entertain for
young people," Mrs. Benson
says. "Older people can take
care Of themselves"
She did a fair amount Of
entertaining Of adults, too,
mostly church and farm peo-
pie. But even then my chill
dren were present. It was
always on a family basis. ]
don't believe in tucking your
children away in the back
ground"
No liquor, tea or coffee ever
are served at the BensonS'
parties, because their church
does not approve of their use.
II imagine our guests have
missed it, but they don't mind"
Mrs. Benson declares. II don't
like to talk about it. Other
people have their standards,
we have ours. Everybody has
something good they do. Each
person has the right to main
tain his own standards in his
own home"
Mrs. Benson is the former
Flora Amussen of Logan. Utah.
The Mormon church still ap-
proved polygamy in het par
ents' day, and her mother was
her fathers third wife. Her
father, Carl C. AmusSen. was q
well-educated aristocrat who
emigrated from Denmark and
became Utah's pioneer jeweler.
as well as an ardent Mormon.
Very successful financially.
he maintained three beautiful
homes in Logan for his three
families. He was IS years old
when Flora was born, the
youngest of six children Of his
third wife.
Flora's sister Mabel attended
National Park Seminary here
very fashionable in its day
and made her debut In Salt
Lake City. But worldly things
never appealed to Flora, who
announced when very young
that she wanted ito marry q
farmer without any money"
She did just that by marry
ing Benson In 1926. At the
same time she disposed of her
Evening star., 1953-02-15
I ca Ionors
Workers for
Boxer Show

Mrs. George w. Hinman was
hostess at tea Friday in her
Connecticut avenue apartment
for the 18th Specially Show to
have solicited advertising for
the 18th Speciality Show to be
given by the Potomac Boxer Club
on April II in the Fort Myer
gymnasium.
Special guests included Mrs.
Jouett Shouse. president Of the
Potomac Boxer Club, and Mr..
Frank Pohanka. jr.. advertising
chairman for the show. They
told the group that Mr.. Anton
KorbeI will come from California
to judge the show.
All owners of Boxers are In
vited to enter their dogs by the
first week in April. The show
hours are $50 until II and the
proceeds will be donated to
Jango.
Among those at the tea were
Mrs. L. George Clarke. jr.. Mrs.
K. L. Austin. Mrs. g. r. Car
penter, Mrs. H. p. Goebels, Mrs.
Saul Horowitz, Mrs. F. M. MUIR
ply. Mrs. J. c. MCGEE. jr., and
Mrs. w. E. Pheris. Also there
were Mrs. Stuart Riddle, Mrs.
Q. A. Schneider, Mrs. H. N.
Smith. Mrs. e. s. Tarr, Mrs.
Kurt, Walitschek. Mrs. T. j.
Wood and Mrs. H. j. Ziegmeir.
Mrs. Hinman, who is head of
the Jango activities for the dog
show, was assisted at the tea
table by Mrs. j. Robert Ryan,
president Of Jango.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

own considerable wealth-in-
herited from her father-to
her mother. who had suffered
financial reverses.
The young couple began life
on a $70-a-month scholarship
which Benson had been
awarded by Iowa State College.
Hours after their marriage
they left Salt Lake City for
Iowa State in a used Ford
Evening star., 1953-02-15

Bridge Hostess
Mrs. E. D. Wissler entertained
q group Of friends at bridge last
evening in her Manassas home.