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AMER. UNIV. PARK
Mass. and Nebraska AYES.
CORNER SPLIT LEVEL RAMBLER
{ 400 SPRINGDALE ST. NV.
Truly different; new. preshowing; VI
urGe YOU to inspect this home.
OPEN TODAY 2 TO s PM:
To reach: out Mass. ave. to 4bth 50.
right 45th st. 2 blks; to springdalls
TiEht 70 ~ home Z a.79Iah HAND3366ssh
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.w.

tCOLoREDelS GOLDEN ~. - y
. ;ssss - SO si s. n s.ao ~
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Amer. Univ. Park Area
$40, $50
Attrac. Colonial brick home g yrs
old), offered by owners leaving city,
First a. has inviting liv. and din
rms, lovely powder rm. and mod.
kit; 8 nice bedrms. and bath, End
A.: immac. cond.; fenced level lot,
wall-to-wall carpeting incl. To insp.,
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. $1,000 til Q
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Yes sir, terms you can afford and 2
detached brick Colonial you win
enjoy offering 3 bedrms., baths,
unusually large rooms. To inspect.
Kinks REHITY. CO. REALTORS
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ADJOINING PARK
S16.950

Stately, white brick Colonial. will
delightful screened porch: paneles
recreation room and tremendous lot
bedrms. Close 10 schools. VIII 80 q
II desired, 50 call ~. 9-e010 TIL .
MONTGOMERY INV. q M8. co.
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DEL 0G0OA
KENWOOD

One Of the really fine homes in this
finest of communities, featuring out
standing architectural details and
situated amid tall trees on . large
library. 27x16 iiy. rnn., up-to-date
kit. are some Of the attributes of
this excellent property being Of
fered ct O realistic price. To in
spect, Call JAMES =. SCHWAB. EN-.
2-5600; eyes,, Oh. 2-14O9 or WO.
6-14O8. 20
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so DOWN

S14.500 25-yr. loan avail: TO veterans
bedrm. brick colonial; full bsmt.
fun din. rrn., 81 800 kit, huge level
lot. blk. from Ga. ave. In Silver
Spring.
Si6,9BO Injurious 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial In Woodlawn. no down pay
ment to vets. This house has IN
extra lot included q no extra eharse
e. +. BLANCHARD, Realtor
s4s5 Ca, Ave. silver sprins. Nd
JU. $4,000 TIL 10 Pm.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lovely 4-bedrm. 2-bath Diet. brick
home; featuring powder room,
screened porch; nice lot: cCnv.
location and priced right. ROGERS
REALTY CO. ma. 10000. LA.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
Yhree-bedrm. Colonial; handy Janney
and st. AIMS; nice yard. bright
Kitchen with breakfast room; vii
70 GI or owner will take back sec.
ond on conventional financtngi
SIG. 900. EN-. 2-2216.
MERRYFIELD 81 WOODS
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BETHESDA
rrNTyTyNNn


BETHESDA-$19,950
New brick ramblers. Close-in section;
mr.. paroctial and public schools an6
transportation: st. James Parish;
bedrms.. l bath, full bsmt.; nne
BETHESDA-$29, 900
New splis-level brick rambler with .
bedrms., 2 baths. full din. rn1.
screened porch. garage, roughed-ir
rec. rm. with firepl.:. additional 9Th
bedrm. roughed in with flooring ano
heat. Also maids rm. and bath.
CROSS 81 PERRY, INC.
OIL. 2-0O9s. once Open 9 Till 9.
BETHESDA--EDGEMOOR
BEDRM.. BATH ON LIST FLOOR !.
Deep center-han brick Dutch Colonial
near the SWIMMING AND TENNIS
CLUB. Liv. rm.. 14x2S; din. rm.,
huge bedrm., bath on LIST n.i lge
bedrms., big closets on End a.; rec
reation rm., bedrm., bath, summer
kitchen in bsmt.: screened porch;
garage. spacious, level lot; owner
transferred. Exceptional home.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
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COLORND-VACANT
ONLY $495 DOWN
PAY $83 PER MONTH
Only 8 yrs. old, like new. Have one
1Tn and 4ns Mean o nsnni Ess n s
East Cap. Priced right. ST. 3-3657.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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BRICK RAMBLER
GI--NO CASH DOWN

year -old home has spacious Nv. rm..
dining area, fully equipped kitchen.
2 twin-sized bedrms. and bath; stor-
age attic: gas heat; level, fenced lot.
Located In Silver Spring. Monthly
payment. including tax, approx. $50.
s-5000;, eyes,. call tn. 2-23ss.
rREbRifcK W. sERENs SALES. INC.
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OPEN DAILY UNTIL PM.
RIGGS PARK, D. G.
4O1 JEFFERSON ST.
(EXHlBIT HOME)
CT LOANS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
BEST BUY OFFERED
IN YEARS
27 THREE-BEDRM. HOMES
PRICE-$16,450'
1. HOT-WATER HEAT
Q. G.I., FHA, conventional financing
8. Two complete powder rooms.
4. Anchor fences. Steel rear .porches,
B. Covered cement front porches.
8. Attic fan for cool comfort.
4, Only assessments are your taxes.
Drive out tonight and see the many,
many features that make these
homes the BEST BUY IN TOWN.
Out New Hampshire ave.
right on Missouri ave. to South pa
kota ave-. right at the Gafrits sign
CAFRITZ co.
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Attractive tapestry brick in heart Of
best residential area; S12,950,
$1,000 down. Cali Mr.. Cross. LU,
MARSHALL J. wAPLg CO., Reaitor
1924 18th Street NV. AID. 4-2OO6
Gis-NOTHING DOWN
FORT iD61PoSSSTr PARK sSss AREA
on Alabama ave. s.e.--An spacious
rms; full din. rrn.. kit. with dinine
space, knotty .pine- paneled rec. I'm.
with bar; fenGed lot; newly deco
rated: / blk. to schools, transp. and
I'd 2 -slsa or sT. 3-736S. 80
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.f.

houses in Capitol Hill ares Is low
ss $1o.950. PRINGLE REALTY,
s75o DO0WN-CoNGREss nTs.--e
rms. and bath. semtdet, brick, About
8 yrs. old: full bsmt. with gas
f. deep sS and Anchor ss fenced ssSd w. Vacant nj
Newly redecor. To inspect. cal
JOHN 1. SHELTON. Realtor, 20, 2
TWHoo0uNIr APARTMENT. s12.Soo;
Anacostia- Boiling area: two modern
blks. on Nichols ave. conveniences:
terms arranged. Call Mr.. Clark,
RA. 3-9011 MARSHALL ]. wAPLE
CO.. Realtor. 1924 14th ut. NV,
AQ. 4-2O05.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
EN-. $500 TIL Q PM.
EDGEMOOR. MD.
9I.ENMONT VILLAGE
4 BEDROOMS

Cape Cod; bsInt.; 6ishWasher. Fenced
rear yard. Assume &10.500,. ~
trust. ST. pays Al. G, r Y; crdered;
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. 10: $1,000
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I'VE GOT TT
GI--NO CASH DOWN

See this California-style, 3-bedrm.
rambler, on beautiful freed lot, 8
miles north Chevy Chase Circle. in
school and bus 2 blocks Price. only
$4,000; monthly payment. includ-
ing taxes. applox $50. For details
call Mr.. McGinntss, Ma: $4,000;
ewes, call tn. 2-23Ss. U-1-b1.)
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES. INC.
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BUNGHLOW-$l4,50O

Charm 1t has for modern living
Large corner lot; bedrm.. on End
a., the size Of 2 normal sgle. rms;
Q bedrms. on 1st A.; Kit. that 81
wives adore. plenty OF space u
work in; Tecr. rm. with tile moor
Low down payment. DOROTHY K
WrNsTON d CO., ST. 3-o55O; ewes.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detached BUNGALOW

BATH AND POWDER ROOM
8 rms, Ia baths. front porch, al on
one floor. Plus excel; bedrms.
yard with flowers and many fruit
'rss ToTEa sffaf psi;yxrNrs $50 20
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MEADOW WOOD

Brick, 3 bedrms. with 4th bedrm.
and bath roughsd in. on 2nd mr.,
full size sep. din. rm.. fireplace.
porch: full bsmt.. l.-acre corner
neighborhood. BROWN AGENCY.
JU, 1894, JU. 9-34g7 till 8 pm.
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ANACOSTIA-ONLY $4,000
DETACHED APT. UNITS,
One Arm. apt. and one S-rm. apt. /:
each with kitchen and bath, pvt.
entrance; basement, oil h.-w.h.: nice
level lot; very conv. location. Call
Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST, 3-736S,
ATLAS REALTY CO. 20
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JUST OFF MASS. AVE.
SPLIT-LEVEI, RAMBLER
CT APPROVED

new 2-bedrm. rambler. In
piete GE lit. including disposal. IL
Il. refgr. and dishwasher, stairway
to expansible attic. fully insulated
an excellent buy.
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TOTAL PAYMENT ,slsrT $3.50
COLORED VACANT
ONLY $685. DOWN

400 Blk. Claiming st. NE.
Completely Isdsc.. 9 large modern
h.-w.n ENTERPRISE REALTY Co.
12z4 Eye st. NV, Tx. $1,000;
ewes. IA. 0-776O. 80
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SMALL FRY!

YES, youngsters will love
this home---safe place TO play
on, dead end II, street. Close 70
brick Colonial 3 bedroom
home. LARGE living room, fam:
ily-sized dining room. and
Corners, silver Spring. Ex-
cellent terms available. Ask
to see It.
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AMERICAN UNIV. Park
New listing; attrac. 6-rm.. 2.batn,
brick Colonial; side scr. porch; nnii6 ny
in garage; excel. value at S23, 800.
o a.n.-e pm. Call EN-. 1900.
METZLER, REALTOR
So22 CONN. AVE. AT NEBR. AVE.
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BETHESDH-BRADMOOR

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Luxurious brick Colonial: sep. din.
rm.. extra Ice. bedrms.,. 2 baths.
slate roof, glass-inclosed porch, ga
rage. Beautiful, all-elec. kit. Lo-
Gated ON level lot. SCI 800.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
s4s5 Ga. Ave-. sil. spg.. 10. $4,000.
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N. HAMP. AND ALLISON
EASY TERMS

COLONIAL BRK.-BSMT.-G
You won't believe that you can buy
such 4 beautiful Petworth home for
house has 8 lge. rooms, entrance
hall. concrete front porch and 2
encL rear porches. full bsmt., auto.
heat, fine yard and garage. Gail now
for appointment.
LIST NATL. REALTY
RE. 1851. Can day, night and sun.
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K ST. NV.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04

MONTVILLE TWP. - Susz-
anna CLAM, lot 4 with 31.5O
acres to Anne S. and John F.
ProSk, Montville.
MUNSON TWP. - Nicholas
william Luckay, lots 2 8 with
800 acres to Betty e. Doran,
Willoughby.
RUSSELL TWP. Lucy
D. Sullivan, lot l with 5000
acres to Central National Bank
of Cleveland, Cleveland.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR
Estate of Carmella Winchell,
administrator de zonis non ap-
pointed.
Estate of Belle F. Daniels,
inventory filed.
Estate Of Julia Jurech, also
known as Julia ZURICH, final
and diStributive account filed.
Estate Of Alma Watras, also
known as Arlene Elizateth Wa
tras, final account filed.
Estate of Lima G. Graver, in
ventory and appraiSement filed.
Estate of Anna Pzeracki, in
ventory and appraisment filed.
Estate of Guy P. stone,
petition to sell personal prop
erty filed.
Estate of Elizabeth Takacs,
executrix and appraisers ap =
pointed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04

Estate of Hilma S. Filppi,
will admitted to probate and
record. Executrix and apprais-
ers appointed. She left her 100
acre farm in Montville Twp. to
her son, Arvi M. Filppi (also
known as Harvey M. Filppi) !,
along with all live stock, poul-
try, farm tools, and implements
etc.; and $4,000 in cash to her
son, Edwin Filppi.
The rest, residue, and re-
mainder of the estate, re a l
and personal of every kind and
description, she gave, devised,
and bequeathed in fee simple,
as follows: a one eighth interest
therein to her children: Elmo
A. Filppi, Saima A. Filppi Dietz
Arvo w. Filppi, Hilia Esther
Filppi Lipovich, Lima Marie
Filppi Krupski, and Lillian E.
Filppi; and the remaining two
eights interest to her daugh-
ter, Ina Filppi Chapman, alb
Solutely, with a proviso t h a t
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04
8-THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO, FEB. A, 1854

divorce from Joseph Kosharko.
Edward v. Sada, 1885 Storer
Ave, Cleveland, has filed a
claim for $685. against Fred
erick Allen Edgington of Bur
ton.
Pauline Lear of haywood
Trailer Park, CheSterland, has
field suit for divorce from
Harry Carl Lear.
Nelson M. Moss, TOO Society
for Savings Bldg, Cleveland,
has filed a foreclosure action
against John M. Kaliszewski and
Elanore KaliszewSki, 81 Georg-
cite Dr., Burton Lake Allot-
ment, R. F. D. /, Burton.
The Caloric Stove Corpora
ton of Topton, Pa, has filed
a claim for $3.50 against P. F.
Nolan Co., and P. F. Nolan OF
Chardon, and against H a r o d
Park, Patricia Park, ely d e
Bond, and Jane Bond HouSer
Harry K. Lear, box 1877, Chest
erland, has filed suit for div
orce from Pauline Frederick
Lear.
Eleanore P. Hall, Rt. 2, box
1893, Middlefield, has filed suit
for divorce from Ralph A. Hall,
CO Alma Hall, Middlefield.
Ellen Larmi, RID 2, Middle
field, has filed a claim for 5000
against Harry Clapp CO Gar
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04

acres to Caroline E. Gile S,
Chagrin Falls.
Cyril T. Noon, lots 80 40
with 2.9O acres to Louise P.
and Rodney B. Miller, Chagrin
Falls.
Harriet s. English, lots 21-22
with 1.20 acres to Charles P.
English, Chagrin Falls.
Charles P. English, lots 21-22
with 1.20 acres to Ida G. and
Clayton r. Oliver, Chagrin
Falls.
BURTON VILLAGE - Clara
E. Johnson, lots 36 90 with
is acres to Mrs. Josephine
Coursen and Mrs. Clara B. Ed
ney, Kinsman, Ohio.
CHARDON TWP. - Mary A..
Holiday, lot Is with 9.32 acres
to Mary Easement Furlong and
Harold A. Furlong, Chardon.
Mary A. Holiday, lot Is with
24.37 acres to Alice C. Shields,
Cleveland.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Ar
lene Watros, lots 81 131 with
rs acres to Neil Watros, Char
don.
Neil Watros, lots 81 131 with
rs acres to Elda Watros, Char
don.
Yetter Snyder, lot 36 with .16
acres to The Chardon Telephone
Co., Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - Ruth E.
Tape, lots S 6 with $50 acres
to Phyllis ]. and Joseph c.
Dicka, Chesterland.
Lucy D. Sullivan, lots l 2
with 1929 acres to Central
National Bank of Cleveland,
Cleveland.
Lois L. and George G. Ham,
lot SO with Is. acres to Francis
Charlton Mills Jr., Chesterland.
AQUILLA VILLAGE-Joseph
A. Strasser, lots SO D, So D,
81 D, SIS D, 56 D with
OF acres each to Lilly M. and
Richard w. Wolfe, Chardon.
HAMBDEN TWP. Josephine
A. Ford, lot 18 with /. acre
to Lottie Heckelton, Chardon.
Margaret K. and Andrew r
Evans, lot % with 100 acre
to Dorothy Yuschak and Rich
ard Best, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04

retsville Farm Service, Ga r
rettsville.
The Certified Chemical n d
Equipment Co., Cleveland, has
field for a claim for $104.3O
from Edward w. brennan, r.
F. D. 4, Chardon.
Tony Mott, doing business as
Motifs Ford Sales and Service,
Newton Falls, has filed a claim
for $552.77 against Esther Wed
ding, r. F. D. 2, Chardon.
Robert c. and Betty L. John
son, R.F. D. l, Burton, have
field a claim for $2500 against
John and Rose Musil and AL
bert S. Wickley, all of r. F. D,
l, Burton.
Rulings
The court has ordered that
Glenn ForSch, East Elm St.,
Middlefield, pay $3.50 per week
Tor support and maintenance 10
Helen ForSch, of the same ad-
dress until the final hearing or
until otherwise ordered by the
court. Mr.. Forsch was also or
dered to make payments, as
due, on rent, fuel, utilities, and
other household accounts; and
also to pay $50 to the plain
tiff's attorney towards meeting
expenses of the suit.
The court has ordered an at
tachment be issued for Harold
Houser, directed to the Sheriff
of Geauga county, commanding
him to arrest Harold Houser,
and bring him forthwith before
the court to answer charges fill
ed by Mrs. Harold Houser.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BANBRIDGE TWP.-Charles
H. Giles, lots 21 % with 1891
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04

Mrs. Filppi should assist John
E. Filppi Sr. (son of Mrs.
Hilma S. Filppi) to the extent
of half of whatever sum she
inherited, should the latter re-
quire assistance on account of
illness or some unforeseen en-
ergency.
Estate of James Aikens, Sche-
dule of claims filed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04
NOTICE

John E. Pohto, whose where.
aboutS is unknown and cannot
with reasonable diligence be as
certained, is hereby notified that
Fanny L. Pohto has filed her
petition against him for divorce
and alimony, in Case No. 1914
of the Common Pleas Court of
Geauga County, Ohio, and that
said cause will be for hearing
on or after the 26th day of
February, 1854.
Fanny L. Pohto,
BY: Thrasher & Dinsmore
Her attorneys.
Get.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases

Hatty M. Huston, Sr., of Hus-
ton Construction Co., 2440 Glen
ridge Rd., Cleveland, has filed
a foreclosure action against
Leonard A. Parker and Gene
We've Parker, cambridge Twp,
and Cleveland Trust Co., East
9th and Euclid Ave, Cleveland
Alberta Kosharko, Rt. 81
Newbury, has filed suit for
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04
MARRIAGE LICENSE

MARRIAGE LICENSE
Applied For
Richard w. Stone IS, of Nov.
city. and Leora Mae Hill, 10,
of Burton.
Donald KaIiszewski, 21, of
Burton, and Doris Pryor,
of Burton Township.
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With Exclusive
Color Minder"

"color MindsF" thermostof
measures octUol breed sur
fuce Temperature. Avtomoti-
eolly pops vp one or two
slices 10 este TO fosfe;
chrome finish, bokslite base
and hondles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01

musical "The Golden Apple"
leaves for . road tour. -.
A revival Of the Rodgers
Hammerstein "Carousal" at
City Center has been q sum-
mer triumph for the municipal
low-cost entertainment center,
with q couple Of extensions al
ready tagged onto the produc-
tioiK =.
While on extended runs,
word comes from Stratford,
Ontario. that the Shakespear-
can festival we visited last week
has added another week to its
schedule, running now through
August %.
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HOLLYWOOD,

44O41 tNNf<SA$s
This is about Eva Gabor.
the youngest. the richest. and
some say the prettiest Of the
sisters. And without any Ques-
ton. Eva Is the most serious
actress.
She recently completed
THE Last Time ] Saw Paris"
her FIRST major picture for a
major studio Metro. And
while I was lunching with her
in the commissary. the pro-
Queer. Jack Cummings. whis-
pered in her ear, "Dore Schary
saw the rushes last night and
he likes you. He thinks you
look beautiful"
II don't care about the
puss." said Eva "how about
the acting?"
"Oh, !" she sighed as he re-
assured her, I'm so excited, !
could die! ] love character
parts" she continued. with
out makeup best of all. /
don't care If I'm in q sack"
She's Kidding
Don't believe q word Of the
sack business. Like all Of
the Gabors. she has dozens Of
dresses to match the genuine
diamonds from the men in her
life and the pretty costume
jewelry sold by her mother.
Eva then went on to point
out that this is her fourth
picture in q year. II play q
European girl--a divine part
she's had I'VE husbands.
You'll love her.
II work hard" she added.
'tAnd I don't believe in fam
boyant publicity for q girl
who's q serious actress, and
who's established in New York
in television and plays" Eva
appeared for 18' months on
Broadway in THE Happy
Time" and recently wound up
q nightly two-year TV and
radio disc jockey stint for
ABC.
But ! couldn't take the
life. It's the hardest thing to
be an interviewer"
Are you and Zsa Zsa on
speaking terms?" ] asked, re-
Numbering EVa's anguish dur
ing the period in Las Vegas
when her sister wore an eye
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Eva, the Serious G0bor Cir,
Wants No Exciting Publicity
BY sheiIoh Graham


patch and harvested publicity
linking her with Porfirio Ru-
birosa while the three Gabor
sisters were together in q
night-club act.
"Of course" she replied
without batting y beautiful
eyelash. But you can take 1t
from me that the three Gabor
girls will never do q night
club act together again. They
might appear on television
again together. but that's IS
far as Eva viii go.
She's Quiet Type
~ don't like sensational
isna," she told me. II try to
behave. ! care q great deal
what people say about me-"
Eva has been married twice.
She never talks about the first
husband, He was q masselr,
a good one. and some of my
friends here remember that
when BE came 70 their homes
to massage them q mousy,
quiet girl, in sloppy Stacks
Eva-would be sitting In the
car waiting for her husband to
finish and 60 home. That was
about is years ago.
The diamonds and the money
for the swank apartment house
on Fifth Avenue in New York.
i were provided by her last
husband. millionaire real estate
man Charlie Isaacs, who died
q few years after they divorced.
Said Eva: II have 10 apart
ments and very chic tenants"
I'm told Charlie left Eva the
bulk OF his fortune.
Another marriage? I have
no time to look and when they
look. they catch me. I'm ale
ways on the rum"
But ! probably will marry
again." Eve said. She wor-
ries about q lonely old age.
But she doesn't want to lose
her identity.
II can't expect a man to put
UP with me and my career.
So instead I give parties. !
give so many parties in New
York. Marlene Dietrich told
me. You must be very sure Of
yourself to invite so many
beautiful women"
Sordonic George
There was a news story that
Eve was consoling zsa zsa's
ex-husband. George Sanders.
But I've had no dates with
him." said Eva. II saw him
in the cornmissary here when
. ] came to work. and he came
over and gave ME O kiss. 1t
never occurred to me to go
out with him. Why date q
brother-in-law? She hasn't
forgiven, him for his classic
crack after he read the re-
views on the Gabors' night
club act. ITS the first time, "
said George, that three hens
ever laid q single egg"
Eva assured me she isn't
jealous of the acting activities
of her two sisters. IF I were
Jealous of all the other ac-
tresses in the world" she said,
std die" She confirmed that
Zsa Zsa is planning a Western
| TV series. "Zsa Zsa, the Kid.
While Magda, the oldest Ga
Dor girl. Is trying out q new
play in the East, "Pajams
Top"
80 many actresses in thu
| family. ] think it's wonder
full" flbbed Miss Eva.
I asked Eva what sh'
thought about Porfirio Ru'
birosa. But this is one Ca
! Dor who can keep her lip but
toned. IT never think about
him." she said.
One thing is sure-no ont
will ever know what really
goes on in this Gabor's brain
She thinks before she speaks
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are now playing Broadway,
with several others booked
back as follows after summer
vacations: Monday august %
Victor Borge brings back his
hilarious Comedy in Music"
one-man. festival: August %
1.-THE Fifth Season" returns.
and August % John Murray
Anderson's Almanac" is back.
One closing is slated, next
Saturday august y, when the
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-12
Caesar Rodney
P. T. A. Notes

The Caesar Rodney Parent
Teacher Association met in the
school auditorium last Thursday
evening Mrs. Van Clute, president,
presided at the business meeting.
The Attendance Banner for March
was won by Miss Elizabeth Roper's
room.
Mrs. Elizabeth Draper, program
chairman, introduced the speaker,
Judge Marion Stevenson of the
Juvenile Court for Kent and Sussex
how Juvenile delinquency was
handled in court from time of the
Juvenile court and the kinds of
cases it handles. He emphasized
that it is primarily the respon-
sibility of parents to love, care for,
and discipline their children. The
child reared in a home governed
by Biblical moral codes is seldom
brought before a juvenile court.
The three important factors deter
minig a child's life are the home,
church, and school. Judge Steven
sons address was warmly ap-
plauded by the entire group.
A social hour in the Visual Edu-
cation room followed with first
grade mothers serving refresh
Iments.