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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-02
News by Victoria Dietz
Telephone East CIaridOn 66778

news Dy NlCtOrla D1eLZ
Telephone East CIaridOn 6677S
The recent basket class that
we had here in Huntsburg will
display their handiwork at the
Geauga county fair. Look for
them at the basket display
booth in the domestic building
The All girls in this vicinity,
the Personality Plus club and
the Happy Hustlers, have put
up their display booth at the
fair on Thursday. Be sure to
stop and see their display when
you visit the fair this weekend.
The Little League will hold
a father son picnic this Sun
day. Everyone is to meet in
the park pavilion at 800 and
bring a dish to pass and table
service for yourselves. T h e
gang is going to Nelson Ledges
where they will picnic n d
have a good time.
Prayer meeting this pa t
Wednesday was again led by
Rev. Eugene Abbott at t h
Huntsburg Baptist church. Rev.
Abbott will officiate at the
church here for the S un d y
morning worship and again at
the Brakeman CO m m un t y
church in the evening. The Alb
bott'S have been on vacation for
two weeks.
A P. T. c. business meeting
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Wade, president,
next Thursday evening. All Of
ficers are asked to attend. The
books will be prepared for audit
and general business will be
discussed.
The first Parent : Teachers
meeting will be held at t h e
school house on September 16
at 800 sharp. Mrs. Samuel
Wade, president, urges all in
terested kindergarten parents to
attend. Tentative plans for a
kindergarten will be the main
topic for the evening.
The Huntsburg Grange will
hold their next meeting at the
town hall on the second Mon
day in September. They will be
hosts to the All girls and their
parents.
The Women's Hospital asso-
citation is again asking f o r
contributions for the country
store" during fair time in Bur
ton. Contributions may be jams,
jellies, home canned goods +,
potted plants, candy, pies, cakes
breads, rolls, cookies, flowers,
farm produce, needleWork, nov
elites and What-have-you. The
country store will be located in
the BrookSide building, across
from the Burton bank. All con-
tributions should be taken dir
ectly to the country store this
Sunday. If you can't take it
there, bring it to he homes of
either June Thurling or Kaye
Frank and hey will see that
the things are taken to tn e
fair.
Huntsburg welcomes Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Cope and their child
rem, Dennis, age 16 months,
and Debbie, age 8 m n h S.
They have moved into the Dem
ko apartment. Mr.. Cope works
at the Tapco plant in Cleve-
land. The Cope's are from
CheSterland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemson of Lit
tie Mountain, Mentor, are also
in the community.
They occupy the other Demko
apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Streem
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-02
COMING EVENTS

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
The Willing Workers will l
meet at the home of Clara
Bartlett at 200.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
There will be no regular
meeting of the v. F. w. Post
6519 and Auxiliary.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
CHESTER - The Chester K
OF P will have a supper at the
hall with serving from $50 to
7:30 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-02

This is your county. 1t des-
erves your patronage.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-02

Shop in Geauga and Save.
Evening star., 1954-03-17

1-bedrm.. liv. rm.,. kit. bath: COM
pletely furn;, newly redec.; pvt; en-
Evening star., 1954-03-17
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

HssoEos asD ssDkhs 8. kfRa CO. g.; rss. Sontsss. 1852
GEORGETOWN-i-bedrm.a apts. on
one Of Georgetown's best residential
streets. Modern kits. and baths. fire-
glssGo glsseseG; N avsI apt. house; ;os1 sIo7.6o JA
NEW BLDG. 41s6 Livingston rd. Sc
Large 2 and ! bedrm. apts.; shop
ping close by. Parking. laundry IA
ciiities on prem; incinerator; master
TV antenna; large closets, modern
kit See mgr. at Apt. 102. 20.
litR' And X SITS. NV, $50. 9.ss-
1914 K st. NV. Liv rm.. bedrm..
kit and bath: modern corner apt
Apply NATIONAL FINANCE CO
eao4 d9a4 < st; n.w s.s -.
$3.50 incl. utils. See ianitor, "a
2 rms. kit and bath. conv. to shop
ping. transp. and day nursery: Dec
crate to suit tenant; $3.50. co.
c2 cS-SS22 SSsS "a; p.pE Sz6249; as.u .,.,; IL i,
SsS ana Bath S apt. % Incl nersi; all utii:. So.
$3.50 and $s5. Adults. Wo. 6-0322.
SPACIOUS 1-bedrm. unit in modern
cony. NE. apt: house (adults) $62 90
u4SAs uC&t oh0 NV SoA 2fNAs o-oUO~.
B10 9TH ST. N.w.-conv. downtown
location: 1-rm.. enc. with porch,
366: also apt. for $3.50 mo. See
tanitress In rear. or phone MA.
NEWLY fRfiS' DECORATED two-bed1oSom
apt. $72.5O two-bedroom apt.
$81. 80; one-bedroom apt, $51. so,
one-bedroom apt. $60.60; con-
veniently located at 1880 Belmont
st. NV. See janitor. -23
14O5 GIRARD ST. N.W.-1 rm.. kit.
and bath, $3.50, incl. utils. See
janitor on premises. 81
14Ol GIRARD ST. N.W.-5 rms, kit.
and bath; will be avail. April l:
right of 14th ST.: rent. $92 so. incl.
utils. See janitor on premises. --21
8O9-I1 OTIS PL. N.W.-Bedrm.. liv.
rm.; kit and bath; in very con-
venient .neighborhood: rent. $71 so.
See tanitor on premises. -21
18th AND RANDOLPH SITS. NV
rms; kit. and bath; in attractive
apt. bldg: S69.5O. OLIVER T.
CARR, MA. S-8O93. Is
Attrac. studio apt; recently redeco.
rated; reas. rent. Phone TU. 2-1378.
B NICE RMS. den and bath; in
The Ingleside,. 1910 1st ct. NV.
Porsh6. and refgr.: rent. S6s. RA.
Evening star., 1954-03-17

Newly decorated; 4 rms. kit. and
bath; overlooking spacious grounds
In rear; cross ventilation; Apt. 32
SS Spsn sSS1s tSg snsRss.i0R sSs %o TEE s4sE sIEsENs
8 MINUTES from So. Capitol street
bridge, near Boiling Field. bdrm
apt. Stils. incl. S6s. 1927 4th st
Haan9E beaI%s u9i. StEPaSs las $780, sEc sE. 4:n.d
couple only; no pets. LU. 1-0.96.
BOILING FIELD AREA--Liv. rm,,
Ginstts; inn,,,ds: .it; .s, bsdrm' bath; ses.%5
1909 r. I; AVE. N.W:-open. 3 rms
D0N'T MISS THIS oPPoRTUNITYY--
Excel. one-bedrm. acts. dust deco.
ratedI; avail. at 500. 30. all utils
incl; Inc: cor e0nv. to good shopping area
os ssSR N where eF sc ssD6ess 4h fEane st.
s:os47. or RS sAiANNoN Sot, & LucHs SH
co. 1905 H st. NV MA. s-s8l5
1901 I4th ST. N.w.-Entire LIST fl.
setgr;; $50 mo. Incl Incl. 'shs usils. oisA RA
sSso' sSsS'osi WIS. AVE. N.w.-a bedTSs., MS
liy. rm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath
$50 per mo-; adults only. See jani-
4es esSF' kENNEDY AEgsi G ST. NV. AD.. q
One bedroom. living room. kitchen
dinette and bath; screened porch
$50, plus utilities. B. r. SAUL CO.,
926 18TH st. NV. ma. S-210O.
84O4 18th ST. NV, Apt. 4 - Two
bedrooms, living room, kitchen and
bath; SIT. including heat and hot
water. See janitor on premises
nA 2; sia13a sA1d CO.. e@o 18th st. NV
iii T. IRVING ST. N.E.-rwo rooms,
kitchen, dinstte, bath; S4e. plus
st. NV. MA. $4,000.
829 QUINCY ST. NV, Apt. 2O2-
Two rooms. kitchen, dinette, bath
$40. including all utilities. See
resident manager. B. F.. SAUL CO.,
1 925 18th st.-n.w. Ma. S-2100.
1861 PARK RID. N.W.-Two rooms,
kitchen, bath; $65, plus utilities
See janitor on premises. B. F.
SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV. MA
1000 TX, KANSAS AVE. NV. - Two
rooms, kitchen, dinette, bath; S72 so
including gas and electricity. See
tanitor on premises. B. r. SAUL
CO., 92b 18th st. NV. Ma. 6-21OO
425 ID ST. S.E.-Two rooms, kitchen
bath; $3.50, plus utilities. B. r.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV. Ma
1905 q sT. N.E.-1av. rm.. b.drm.
KIT, dinette, tile bath; S4S.5O. XII
0-1064 or Apt. -. lis
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GEORGETOWN. 3032 Que st. NV
bath; overlooking spacious grounds
In rear; cross ventilation; Apt. 80.
open for inspection. THE ISENS,
MA. S.86l6. ewes WO R.1Ak7
Evening star., 1954-03-17

CLIFTON MANOR APIS.
Eleya.or bldg. 24-hr. switchboard
serv.. well furn.. Lge.. bedrm..
liv. rm., kit, tiled tub-shower bath,
newly dec. beautiful parQuet floors;
nr. large shopping section. excel.
transp.; SaS. so. Smaller. 1-bedrm
apt, $3.50: ideal for 2 girls or
NJ. L a. PROPERTIES. AID. 4-9as3
Evening star., 1954-03-17
ApTs. UAfURNlsHEp-p. c.

COLoRED-N.Wr4 rooms. kitchen
nv. $s5 plus utils. co. b-2s33.
CoLoRED-KENYoN AND coLUM-
BIA RID. N.W.--I. 2 rms. and bath;
reas.; couples pref. TU. 2-243S3
coLoRED, s1s e5th ST. N.w.--6
rms. with elec.; outside toilet; front
and sns rear 1oy yds.; SS5 mo. ST. $500.
coIoREpMFoR coonIoRaEEpbsgfFoR COUPLE ONLY
rooms. kitchen. bath, in basement;
$25 month. plus small ianitor serv-
cSEoRHR-aais iSfsi AZ: aS1sS4; ,..h ST NJ NJ
io Modern l.bedrm. apt. with com.
smily s?S,Rpsa es5o 81 IN OLIVES afsfas'i1s
cSIoEED4YoGR CHOICE Of these
lovely l-bedrm: apts.; ,$67 .35 incls.
Hpt ats ApS1s oas Sk ST 74S from Sss ssnnn. ST
REaaLrAY. ana 4 "a. e, ;.ssoo' IS: wAsHlNoaToN MaS
COLORED-NEWLY DECORATED q
room apt. with pullman kitchen.
now. available. All utils. incl. in
See ee'e & Sao in Rp So sos IGN or S sN
NON & LUcHs CO.. 1865 Il st. NV.
cofosED8uNFuRN. 81 sIiS4oi APT, s55 in.
sI slsdes s-4sis ytils 6le Quincy st. NV.
cSHoREb@sss7 81 SEfSos; PITTS PL. s1z Sc
bath; ali utils. furn.; $72 mo-; apt.
on premises. j. r. WHisoNANT.
1910 Vermont ave: NV. MA. g.
7914: ewes. LU. 2-32II. --22
COLORED - 1917 s ST. Apt, :,
urfurn; uni ;;olo rm. kit. and bath. Call
coIoREDWisea 81 R1S4Oi EUCLID ST. NV NV
New de luxe lge. enc. apt; $3.50
mo-. heat and hot water incl. No
children; See res. mgr, in Apt. 1O7
MAJESTIC co. RE. 7:s25i.
private bath; utils. furn.; excellent
transp.; S57 per mo. HE. 4-3919.
COLoRED-2Ol7 E ST. N.E.-Apts.
airy; liv. rm.. kit. bath and
S70.76. HARRY JUSTINE. sIi
18th st: NV. MA. s-2s44. -23
COLORED-ISOI MD. AVE. Me-,
Apt. No. 5-Two rooms. kitchen.
dinette: BATH $50, plus utilities.
ss5 18Th n.i st. St. NV. = ma. s1aIoo'c sAYo CO.
COLORED-2 rms, kit. and bath:
rent reduced to $50: new bldg.
co. 5-2s33. IA. 9-624g Ia
COLORED-UPPER NV lge.
rms. kit. PVT: bath, in apt. bldg:
all ntils.; $3.50. No children. TU.
CoLORED-ls44 QUEEN ST. NE
Call ST. 3-10s9: ewes, Ii. 1855.
Evening star., 1954-03-17

ALEXANDRIA
l bedroom. liv rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath. ] blk. to stores, theater and
bus
Unfurnished units available.
RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS
1116 N. Pitt st. TIE. 6-Os69
Evening star., 1954-03-17
1eth sT. AND COLUMBIA RD. AREA

18th sT. AND COLUMBIA RID. AREA
kit -dinette. bath, sun porch: utils.;
Iae pin9 centaf sifa9 ss5 a6 R6 sEsf ssaEEsaff fs
VIC. WALTER REED--Clean nicely
furn.. liv. rm.,. bedrm., kit, din.
pvt. bath, porch; all utils.; couple
only. $3.50. RIA. 3-4654. -19
1880 18th ST. NV. at Newton
studio apt; Z lge. rms ktt;aa BATH
cTSSFfnMiRHFa TSSFfni a. mi Tsiis V1c srd is ssS soSntarto
I'd. n.w.-ist-n bedrm.. kit, tile
bath. pvt. entr.; $55 mo. Ho.
E. CSaPsiiroL sT.--MOd. e-rm. apt,
sSemn:FP2foM% tEen:P2SffteosMtGp rARkIist HI i3seg 1m bed
room: room: kiti PVT; polat bath; nr. bus and
DUPLEX; mr. IN. n; H. ana Ga GailasinMn bntn
: s.yi adults: ITS: RN; sfG',s s-sosS,,,' ,' p,'' '
rooms. roo s. il iiv. rm:. m Kit; bsth. firspls..
,s,S PaIsHR1sTso aEIRMToN RE 81. S4s N:WS4Mss-rm. ant,
tss.a st a. Go Syt 5ss94; osssa; $50 mo- -is isild
NR 9th 81. N.W.EBsmt. apt: at
trac. bedrm.. lse. hv. rm;. modern
Kit; bath; 2 or empl. adults. ia
1sIi4 18th ST. N.w.-Larse apt, pvt.
bath. big porch; close schools; chill
1853 NEWFoS-,Niee HsSSFssS, SseS ! Sedrms., iiy.
$50. MGR TU. SsiSs7. is
8.IT CONN.-Newly dec. 1-bedrm
apts.: 4 closets, utils.. laund. elev.;
DUPONT CIRCLE@spacious. excep-
tionally well-fuya.; ? bedrms., liv.
rm., dining hay. Pullman kit, bath;
Sl75. incl ntils. AID 4-4SSS. liz
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert ST. NV.
-Elev.. bedrm. also 2 bedrms.. liv
rm.. din; rm.. kit. and bath. Also
.sfic., $50 in other loc. EN-. 3-9077.
;s,I,at; kit;; bath; for : or 9 people; 1909
NEAR CATHUIiC .. and Soldiers
Newly decor, sunny, conven; park,
see to appreciate. WA. 7-oI49.
83ls 18th ST. NV rms, kitchen
and bath: nicely furn.: S67. Shown
6-S pm. DU. 7-S124. lis
DOWNTOWN. 1914 18th st. NV
Extra lge. rm. with kitchenette, pvt.
bath: $3.50 weekly. -19
NICELY FURN. APT. for rent, with
ssvsa6s ssvs; hath; .ttsE For information call Ia
HERE Is YOUR opportunity to move
into an attractively furn. 1-bedrm.
apt. with large dinette at 2S14 @
st. Sc. just on Pa. ave; a nice
home in modern apt. bldg, ample
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.. 1905 H
O
Evening star., 1954-03-17
APIS. UNEURNisHEp-D.c e.
1853 COLUMBIA RID. NV.

large elevator bldg: beautifully dec.
grated; all the advantages Of Q fine
home. where q high standard Of liv-
Ing can be maintained. Large foyer.
lv. rm.. din. rm.. kitchen, buffers
pantry. inclosed sun porch. 3 ex-
posures. After 8 am. CO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-03-17

New bldg; din. area. Ice. rms,
plenty Of closets; ! blk. from bus
desirable apis. Apply janitor.
$50 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc. APT. B-1
At Wheeler Rd. and Southern Ave
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-03-17
APTs. UNFURNISHED-D. e.

NEAR SHERATON PIX. HOTEL-Two
rms, kit, bath, sun porch; firepl.;
pvt garden. garage; $125. 1880
2Sth st. NV. Thurs. Fri, go pm;
Sat- Sum- 2-5 p.nl, -21
Evening star., 1954-03-17

Attractive apt. bldg. in one of
Georgetown's finest locations. charm
furnished. Modern Pullman kit.
and bath, laundry and storage IA
6ilities. utilities included in rent
See manager on premises or CALL
Me. $4,000 OR DI T-714O Ia
Evening star., 1954-03-17
GOOD HOPE HILLS
WEST SIDE OF NAYLoR RID.

, Al, q 3Sth }S 81; Sc, AND OYER
Modern apartment, in attractive.
small building, with homelike at
room with dining area Combined,
spacious bedroom; 14x10-ft. con-
crete rear porch. ample closet and
storage space; S73.60 per month.
includes utilities and of street park
ing. Rental ONCE, 1900 Both st. sc.
Evening star., 1954-03-17
HAYWOOD GARDENS
410I HAYWOOD PL.,
MT. RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
APTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

HOW ARE YOU GOING TO SPEND
YOUR SUMNER: Why not enjoy
TV. in q lovely air-cond. apt. high
on hill in Virginia: minis. to
Pentagon? ia. 1925.
.ALEX.-Liv. rm.. bed
rm.. kit and bath. S75 to SS9. 30:
service personnel preferred. Call TE
6-6670 between 1915.
BEAUT. FURN. bedrm. apt. in Lyon
Village Apts., avail now; for 3
girls. or adult couple ia. s-2127 or
s-RM. FURN. APT: all utils. furn..
to employed couple. ia. 4-127S. -1S
OAK RIDGE APIS, 1901 N. Troy
Minis. Pentagon. beautiful. mod.
1-bedrm. apt: lge. closets. locker.
parking, yards: S110 incl. utils.
April /. IA. 7-e26S. III
1-bedrm. furn. apt; :;
rents for $120 incl. all utils.: mo-
to-mo. lease; conv. to shopping,
excel. transp to Pentason and D. c.
Avail iInmed Res. mgr, ST. s.
Greenbrier. IA. 2-3295. -1a
g Ice. RMS. privils. Of kit, laun-
dry. utils. incl: near Clarendon;
children accepted. ia. s-l5S7. lis
CLEAN EFFIC. APT, pvt. bath. pvt
entr.; nr. Sears: use OF laund.; utils
furn $50 mo ia R-oOfSI liz
Evening star., 1954-03-17
1893 SPRING PL.

Completely furn. and newly Yedecor.
enc. apt. with sep. kit. and bath,
S75. Also. avail. April /. completely
s Sc. V ,anitor T 0eS5i for insp.c k; a1a 81
call Mr.. Gill. EN-. 10000. LE0UM
& GERBER REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1954-03-17
NEW ELEVATOR BLDG.
NOW BEING COMPLETED
NEAR GEORGETOWN

AN6AAAS NA1A(4tAA9 - \ ~ w
Beautiful, large front 2-bedroom apt.
with all latest improvements Rent,
Sl35 mo. Res. mgr. EN-. 3-3127
COLORED-LEvIS ST. N.E.-Attrac
3 rms, bath: vd.. pvt. entr., utils. ::
$50 RA. 3-@0a4. III
COLORED-I4th AND COLUMBIA
RID. N.W.-5 1-rm.. kit, bath apts
refgr. ME. S-eS92; ewes, TU. 2-20S0
COLORED - $3.50 for person:
S59.50 for >. Liv.- -bedrm. comb.
lse. kit. new furn.. back porch.
adjacent bath. EN- "-3133 It'll
$50 pm. EN-. 2-7699, go pm.
COLORED-3 RMS. Kitchen and
bath apt: nicely furn. in 4-s.ory
apt; blds-; in downtown area. NE.
RMS. kit. and bath;
all privils. and nicely furn.: NV.
SECTION. For Govt. empl. cple. NO.
CoIoRED-lso6 BELMONT RD.
N.W.-1 rm.. kitchen and bath:
$34 2 weeks. Call DU. 7-l179.
10
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Fifth Amendment Lawyer
Appeal Opposed by Bar
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The
American Bar Association today
decided to oppose any appeal of
a Miami (Fla.) attorney who was
disbarred after he invoked the
fifth amendment before con-
gressional committee.
The unprecedented action was
taken in the case of Leo Sheiner.
An ABA spokesman said
Sheiner was disbarred from prac-
tice in Florida because he re-
fused to say whether he was a
Communist.
The spokesman said Sheiner
invoked the fifth amendment at
a hearing before United States
Senate subcommittee.
Circuit Judge Vincent Giblin,
who ordered the disbarment
asserted that while Sheiner had
the constitutional right to refuse
to testify on ground of possible
self denomination. he "does not
have che constitutional right to
practice law"
An ABA spokesman said at
torneys for Sheiner have said
they will appeal to the Florida
Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
| Window Washer
Accused Of Using
| Job for HoIdups

Police were to hold q special
lineup today for a man they
accuse of plotting holdups
through his work as a window
washer.
Robbery Squad detectives
charge the 32-year-old colored
man with lining up robberies
while cleaning windows for a
firm specializing in that service
They. expect to charge him
with Mondays robbery Of the
Edmund M. O'Sullivan real
estate Office on the second floor
of l4O1 I street, NV, in which
over 5000 was taken.
With four accomplices, some
of them now under arrest and
out on bond in other crimes, the
window cleaner will be charged
with at least two other holdups
detectives said.
The man who underwent
heavy questioning last night. was
released from Lorton Reforma-
tory last May after serving three
years as an accessory to robbery
One Of his alleged accomplices
was released from Atlanta Peni-
tentiary in the same month
police said.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
EIIender Is Heortened
BY Visit to Red Nations
81 Ire Asso,.sioted Press

BERLIN. Oct. l6. - Senator
Ellender, Democrat, Of Louisi-
ana. arrived today from visits
to three Iron Curtain countries
and said people in Hungary and
Czechoslovakia are hopeful Of a
chance to break away from their
Communist governments.
He told newsrnen. however, he
was agreeably surprised by living
conditions in those two countries
and Romania. II really expected
to find worse" he declared.
He said he was given freedom
of movement during visits Of
several days each in Budapest,
Bucharest and Prague.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
z Divisions Picked 10 1esl
Unit Size in Atom War

The Army last night deSig-
mated the LIST Armored Division
and the 47th Infantry Division to
conduct extensive tests under
simulated atomic conditions to
determine the proper size of
ground units and how they
should be employed under such
conditions.
The field exercises will take
place next fall. The LIST is located
at Fort Hood, Tex, and the 47th
at Fort Benning, Ga. They will
maneuver separately.
The Army has been studying
proposals to reduce the size of
divisions-now 1880 officers and
men. There has been some dis
cussion Of 6,0e0-man divisions.
Dispersion. mobility and the
increased range and destructive
ness Of modern weapons all tend
to enlarge the area Of the 'front.'
line battle zone and emphasize
the need for defense in depth.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
prompt treatment to alleviate
human suffering"


human suffering"
st. Elizabeths Hospital Super
intendent Winfred Overholser,
who as director of psychiatry of
the George Washington Univer-
sity Medical School is sharing
in the District General psychi-
atric program, took the same
view. s.
"They might as well change
the name from hospital to
asylum" he commented. IF you
call a place a hospital, it's sup
posed to treat patients. It's per-
fectly absurd to do otherwise"
Decisions at st. Elizabeths Hos
pital, he said, are made on
medical, not legal grounds.
Were doctors, here, not law
yers," said DR.. Overholser.
He said electric shock treat
ment does present risks and
suits have been brought against
some doctors who have given it,
but this has never happened at
st. Elizabeths Hospital. He said
the treatment is explained
thoroughly to the patients and
their relatives and written con-
sent is given before it is started.
II don't think any treatment
should be debarred solely on
legal principles" he summed up.
DR.. Joseph Fazekas, chief of
staff at District General Hos
pital and one of the moving
spirits in developing the psychi-
atric ward as a treatment CEN
ter, commented: "To deny or
delay treatment is archaic and
medieval. It shows no accept
ance of medical Judgment"
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Fewer Diplomats Seek
Traffic Ticket Fixes

The diplomatic set got a bou-
quet last night from Commis-
sioner Samuel Spencer.
He reported on Station
WWDC's Report to the People
that in the past few weeks the
number who violated traffic laws
and escaped by way Of diplomatic
immunity has decreased.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
THE STAR FILES O. STATEMENT
Circulation of Past Twelve Months.

Statement of the ownership management circulation etc.
of The Evening Star published daily and the sunday star
published Sunday morning at Washington D. C required oy
act of Congress of August "a. 1922
President Samuel H. Kauffmann vice president. R. M
Kaufman; business manager Crosby N Boyd; editor
Benjamin M. McKeway. all Of Washington D. c.
Owners The Evening Star Newspaper Co.. Washing
ton. D. c.
Stockholders owning holding cent Of the
Hepsone selves and Mira Noyes Boorman and
Theodore p Noyes jr; Rudolph Max Kaufman. trustee
under the will of Rudolph Kaufman; S. H. Kauffmann
trustee the will of Louise K. Simpson: S. H. Kaufman
and George Hamilton r trustees under the will OF Victor
trustees under the will OF Grace Adams Howard: Harry
Edythe Howard Hickey and Margaret Howard Remey
trustees agreement with Mary Barclay Adams Harry K
Hickey Margaret Howard Remey and Union Trust Co. OF
c. under the will Of Mary Barclay Adams Union
Trust Co. c. of the estate of Mary Barclay
Adams Crosby N Boyd Newbold Noyes r Crosby Noyes
and Wlmott Lewis ir all Of washngon Co. and Herbert
N Y Paul de Hof Reed Yarmouth Port. Mass; Virginia
Vaughan Greenwich Conn; Janet Newbold Stewart and
Thomas Noyes. both Of New York, N y Nancy NewDold
Legendre Aiken. S. c. Janet Hart Golden Lafayette Cat
Ann Hart Thayer Charleston W. Va and Estate OF Phlp c.
Kauffmann Palm Beach. Fla.
bondholders mortgages and other security holders
other securities. none.
Circulation Figures
through the mails otherwise to paid sub
scribers during months ended September 80 1884,
Average Net Circulation
Daily
Monday
through Daily
Friday Saturday Sunday.
Net paid circulation : y 243.376 227,249 273,o67
Net unpaid circulation (made up Of
copies given for service, etc0---- 926 794 l.086
Total average net circulation 244so2 a2ao4s a74l5s
CROSBY N. BOYD,
Business Manager
Sworn subscribed before this October.
1854 eseao Edward H. Fawsett.
- Notary Public
NY commission expires NovemberA4 1858.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Hoover Replaces Smith
As Red Cross Director
by The Asseeiu,sd Press

Undersecretary OF State Her
bert Hoover. jr., was named by
President Eisenhower yesterday
to be a member of the board OF
governors Of the American Red
Cross, succeeding Gen. Walter
Bedell Smith.
Mr.. Hoover recently succeeded
Gen, Smith as Undersecretary, a
position which automatically
puts its holder in the Red Cross
dictatorship.
Evening star., 1954-10-17

Shown here are just some of
the dining room values in
Malcolm Scotes Anniversary
Sale. Similar reductions in
every other deportment-liv-
ing room, bedroom, bedding,
occasional furniture.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Stanton PTA to Meet

The Stanton School Parent
Teacher Association will meet
at s pm. tomorrow in the au-
ditorium Of the school, Alabama
avenue and Naylor road Sc.