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Evening star., 1955-07-10
Open House Sunday
3-Bedroom Rambler
GI-$12.6O0-GI

e09 WESTMORELAND PL.
Just beyond Seven Corners, featur-
ing lee.. ny. fm. with dining space,
3 lge. bedrms:, tile BATH. de luxe
equipped kitchen with breakfast
surplus of storage space. viii NJ
nance for GI with very little cash;
total monthly payments approx.
TO REACH: Arlington blvd. CRte. SOD
I mi. beyond Seven Corners, left on
Wayne rd. block to westmoreland
place, left TO open sign"
Mickey Realty Company
Evening star., 1955-07-10
SWIMMING
AIR-CoNDITIoNED!

Modern. 2-bedroom brick. In Oak
TEScHER.WVAtLkER. 1StSVt M INC. INC, f,oV2. AD. I.
2e44; ia. 2-boSO. 10
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$21,950
Close In N. Arl.
2 BEDRMS. AND 2
BATHS

CHECK THESE FEATURES
13x33-ft. liv.-din. rm, with firepl
EXTRA LGE KIT. with ample
breakfast area and de luxe equip
ment, lge. bedrm. and full tile
bath all on LIST FIR; 2 oversize
bedrms; q0iaxl5la, 1llaxI5la),
Plus fun bath on End fir: full bsmt.
250-ft. deep. You will appreciate
the custom styling. SEE THIS TO
To inspect: Out Washington Blvd. tc
N. Taylor St.. right on N. Taylor
to No. 1923 and open house,
FOLLOW THE METZLER ARROWS
METZLER--Va. Office
3Sl1 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-757b
Evening star., 1955-07-10
On Approximately / Acre

ll30o oakcrest Drive. Alexandria)
completely modern ranch style
Country Club. Pentagon. within
walking distance Of parochial or
public. schools and Fairiinrton
sfop Shopping Center; 2s-tt. Thermo-
private garden within heavily
wooded and beautifully handicapped
grounds at desd-end Of street.
Large shaded flagstone terrace
t221sx32na) with barbecue fireplace
provides for gracious entertaining.
Storage for garden tools and eQuip-
ment conveniently located adjacent
to 2-car port. Also attic and base
ment storage. Modern Kitchen,
laundry. and breakfast bar; s bed
rooms, Carrara glass bathrooms
and large recreation room. Large
windows. heautiful wood panelins.
built-in chests and radiant heat.
Telephone XII. S-6047. Open Sun.
day. July 10. From Pentagon
south on Shirley hwy. to Shirling-
ton. left on Seminary rd., left on
Oakcrest DIR. to last house on right.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
MCLEAN
OPEN, / til DARK
NEW
NEW
MCLEAN
NEW

This white brick rambler
ofers 3 bedrms. and maids
room, 3 baths, full bsmt.
with recr. rm- and bar.
screened porch. garafe and
a-acre lot, Schools and
shopping only 3 blocks.
DIRECTIONS. Over Chain
Bridge and right on Old
GeorHetoWn pike, left on
Route 123 to Salona Village,
left op Hrovner st. 10 OPEN
Evening star., 1955-07-10
BY OWNER
For Sale BY Owner

FUr SAFE BY OWIltr
3 Bedrm. Rambler. Ia Yrs. Old
On quiet street in Fairfax. near
schools. shopping, churches and
swimming pool. Luxury features in
clude dishwasher, garbage disposer,
66-gal. water heater; Bendix
range. ceramic tile bath. storage
attic. SI2.950. Call CIR. 3-0233.
10
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!! ONE ACRE j!

With q beautiful rambler featuring
bedrms... separate din. rm,, ige'
equip. kitchen. breakfast rn., full
bsmt, and det. garage; near transp.
and new rec. center Only $14. $50:
Sl1 900 CT loan may be assumed.
e N HALEY. JE. 2-7s44
126 Z. Broad St. Falls Church
Evening star., 1955-07-10
COL. OR CoMDR.

II Q master-siye bedrooms
meet your requirsments, we
have the home that will make
your tour of duty here a
pleasure for yor and your
family. Beautifully located in
Virginia Forest, an area
highly popular with service
families. This large rambler
has living room with fire.
pace, family-size dining rm.,
roomy kitchen. attached ga
rage, Situated on large tree
shaded lot. Buy in-service.
FHA or GT at approved
price OF $12,450. Convenient
terms.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
TREES
LARGE ROOMS
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
$l9,250-GI

The sbove tells the story simply
and aeeurately-a lovely 3-bedrm.
Colonial home with large separate
dining room. living room with
fireplace, large screened porch,
garage. well landscaped and wooded
corner lot and full basement. You
must see It to appreciate II. 50
drive out today, Directions: Afi.
blvd. 20 Seven Corners. right on
ivy. to West st.. left to 1919.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Sub. and Country Prop.
HICKMAN -CUSHMAN
Po. 2-9442: ewes. GA. 4-S120
TT Wild w

L-U-X-U-R-Y
Residence in Rock Creek Hills at
S35. 800. Needless to say this home
Is beautiful. Wall-to-wall carpeting
included. Custom center-hall Colo
nial. Three bedrooms, den and two
car sarage.
James C. Conley & Co.
e525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4134 TIL Q
Evening star., 1955-06-08

BETHESDA--New ultramodern air.
conditioned bldg: janitor service:
single rooms. $50: suites from SIPS
to $50 per mo-: one facing Wis
consin ave GEO. W. ROBERTSON,
Realtor. 1896 Wisconsin ave. OIL.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

BETHESDA-New. mod. bldg, fully
air-conditioned. large parking lot,
large ONCE: S45. OIL. 2-S300; ewes.
and Sun OF 8-RQ1R q
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ADELPHI, S14,25O-GI appraised.
Mod, 3-bedrm. brick rambler; only
2 yrs. old; rec. room. Vet. So down:
For details, call HE. 4-6400. HUGH
r. PECK
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Beautiful Landscaping
Sets of this lot and home. Modern
inside and out. Two bedrooms and
bath. Modern kitchen with washer.
Assume Sll,350 in loans. Easy
terms. Price. S12,750.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI, S14,25O-GI appraised.
Mod, 3-bedrm. brick rambler. only
2 yrs. old; rec. room. Vet. 5% down:
For details, call HE. 4-6400. HUGH
r. PECK.
ADELPHI KNOLLS-Lovely 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler. Equipped kit, tile
bsmt.. lot $500 So. II. Assume large
g. loan. NATHAN voLKMAN. Ju,
AhIsSToWN GlIsSg; w Sisb.1' RD., only s1o,a5o.
GI or non-G1; lovely "-bedrm;
bsmt': conv. to Andrews Field
Call Mr.. Gribble, 10. s-5s73 or
LU. 4-1900. PRUDENTIAL REALTY
CAMP SPRINGS, mr.. Branch ave
Custcm-built spacious California
rambler with master-size bed
rooms. full-size dining room. 2 at
tics, rm. space; 2 screened porches,
basement, over 1-acre landscaped
lot: Sls,950; HARTMAN REALTY,
CHEvERI IY-Brick. 3 bedrms.. full
knotty-pine rec. bsmt, .outstandine
terms. Nr. shopping. schools and
transp. Can assume lge. AZ loan.
Mrs. Cassidy, TE. 6-536l. COX g.
CoIIEGE S fP4Rk S14.e5o. Brick
bath. expand. attic: Youngstown
kit. de. luxe Tappan. range: lge.
refgr.. din. area: on oeaut. fenced
lot. HE. 4-3500 til s pm: ewes.
AP T-1IS9 w. W. LEWIS. -
'SiA eial: sfa.story asbestos ses s shinsle;
$1,000 down. non vets. 3 hedrms.,
Ice liv. rm. with flrepl., full din.
rm. and kit. > baths, bsmt., gas
h-w. heat; cony. to transp.. school
and shopping. See this one before
peosT6k pfosTEkI Gfs. GEs WA 1fiS"Sl iSssly R brick
Md.'s incest areas. Built-in gar.
twin-sized bedrms., family. din.
I'm. knotty pine den: full ssmt' Ino'
PRINCE dEoRdEs PROPERTIES
GREEN MEADOWS bedrms,, sep.
din. rm., level lot, by parks. buses,
conventional. cITY-w1DE REALTY.
HfhLckEsr Hi RESI- HEIGHTS, 1904 IS 9sth
rms. elec. kit, full bsmt., built-in
garage, VA appraised. $4,000.
NEVCoMB REALTY, 10. 2-7855.
HyATTsvMLE HILLS. mr.. St, Js-
TOmeS--lmmaC. f-TW. nOulc'. -Snlt
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. family
sized din. rm., large modern kit
with breakfast nook. bedrm. and
tile bath on LIST A.; 3 bedrms. on
End A.; full bsmt., oil h.-w,h,: .
car garage. A tremendous house
for only SI6,500;. only $3.50 dn. GIL.
FHA or conventional terms avail.
Call the PERRY BOSWELL CO.
HYHTTsviIIE HILLS Air-condl-
TONED 7-rm.., = tile-bath home
priced to sell fast at $40 $50;
Company-size dining room, equipped
kitchen including garbage disposal
and dishwasher: full basement,
knotty-pine den Cor 1st-f. bed
foom). wooded lot: quiet street
in best section Of Hysttsville. Terms
tailored to suit. Call till Q pm,
VA $4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS
LANGLEY PARK-GI APPROVED.
Sl4.7b0, beaut. 4-yr.-old brick
rambler, 3 nice bedrms., GE all-elec.
kit, recr. rm. with flrepl, really
pice: Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH T.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

$3.50 DOWN-NON-VET
Incl. settlement charges: nearly new
3-bedrm. rambler; Rockville: no
red tape-mcve in. PARKSIDE
REALTY. JU. 9-1S16 It'll 8 pm. or
m o4ot1 10
Evening star., 1955-06-08
COLORED-GI
SOUTH cHEvERLY

Beautiful det. 6-rm. brick home. 49,
It. liv. rm. with firepl.,. din. rm.r
equipped kit. side sid, porch, : bed bed
outside entr. to lovely 60xl .
fenced lot. Many extras. Excel
cond. throughout. 100 down.
CAMPANELLA L. CO.
Elk. 3-4l13; Ewes, JU. S-9l73
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Il THE EVENING STAR
WESTGATE
S28.5O0

Mellow brick Dutch Colonial blended
into an exceptionally well-land-
sceped, level lot. Chock-full OF
charm. In peri. shape. 9 twin-sized
entr. hall, splendid liv.. and din.
rms kit. with real breakfast rm..
paneled recr. rm.; gas h.-w.h. Cool
scr. porch overlooking pvt. garoen.
Det garage. EYES. CALL MR..
WHITE. OIL. 1924.
Kettler-Walker, Inc.
REALTORS NO. LASS
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Terrific Kitchen

e2l, l,5O0-On a quiet street vet
stones throw from shopping center
and bus; pa baths, . fireplaces,
dining room and garage. G1 or
name your terms. GRAHAM 4 CO.
JU. 5-6550, 9 It'll 9
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

81, 300 GI APPROvED-New house
condition. 1907 Lombard St., Kent
land. Open all day Sunday. PAUL
H. LAUTERBACH & CO., Realtor,
UN 1858.
$3.50 DOWN-MOVE IN
Assume present loan on this -
bedrm. home. approx. 3 yrs. old.
Lge. separate din. rm., fully
equipped kit. side porch. fenced
lot, gas heat.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN, 4-Il6e WA. 1866
Evening star., 1955-06-08
MT. RAINIER
COTTAGE CITY

. n -year-old 2-story home: 3 bed
rms: dining rm.: liv. rm: kit:
5Ox"5O lot. / blk. to school. GI
approved.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
GI APPROVED-S23. $50

4 BEDRooMs-2h BATHS
Dee this beautiful home in Mary
lands choicest location comprising
large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, large kitchen:
2-car garage. Owner must sell. cal
I'm. 2-7S0O It'll 8 pm. FREDERICK
W RERENS ,JR
Evening star., 1955-06-08
FENCED IN

Is how you will find this 2-bedrm,
home yTfull bsn1t.. storm windows
and screens: vacant. Only $3.50
cash. Act fast. MODERN REALTY
Co, 10. 4-5450, If no answer. LO.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
CRAZY

That's what you will say Of an
owner reducing the price $1,000
on q 3-unit house having an In
come of over 5000 per mo. 1t Is
now offered for $4,000 fiat and
on terms at that Excellent cond.
and most conveniently located.
BROWN AGENCY. JU. 9-3444.
TTT O2AOT
Evening star., 1955-06-08
$3.50 DOWN-MOVE IN
4 BEDROOMS


Det. brick containing large liv. rm
with fireplace. din. rm. and all
modern eIec. kit. also bedrms.
and tub bath on lst f.: spacious
bedrms. and full bath. End f.; full
bsmt. with built-in garage; gas &C
heat: large lot. Immed. poss- Ma.
S-9792; ewes, OIL 4-2711. 10
WHY RENT? $180 DIN.
Move right in. Nice clean bungalow,
expansible attic, mod. kit. many
trees. Only SS5 mo. Mrs. Hurt, WA
7-6l2S. cox g. CO.. 10. S-5S37.
Mr.. MARYLAND UNIV.
AIl-brick Cape Cod, 3 bedrms., IL
baths. full bSmt.. lovely. large lot.
beautifully Handicapped. ONLY 10fe
DOWN TO GI OR NON-GL. POS
SESSION AT ONCE.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
e4o Wayne Ave. JU. 5000
HOME IN COUNTRY
All-brick construction. Liv. rm.. with
lge. stone firepl.. din. rm., lge.
bedrms.. tile bath, exceptionally
lge. kit. with breakfast space; ga
rage; beautiful lot. Only S14.95o.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-l16e WA. 1865
Evening star., 1955-06-08
A PRIZE

Immaculate 3-bedroom bungalow,
conveniently located near. Wash.
San. in Takoma Park. Sep. din.
rm., firepl.; h.-wh.: det. gar: deep,
shaded lot. Owner transferred to
Mexico, must sell. Price. Sl3.75O.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
SILVER HILL

Extra lge. bricF rambler: 3 big bed
rms; separate dining rm.; lge:
kit, liv. rm. and fireplace. Full
bsmt, with Asphalt-tile floor. One
half bath. / block on Branch ave,
GI or non-GI can purchase with
$4,000 down.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
BELLEMEAD
GA DSn

CT can buy this 6-rm. Cape Cod
with nothing down. 3 bedrms.;
h VIII: fireplace 2-car garage.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
JREENTHUMB GARDNER
THE NATURE LOVER

COLORED-WEsTM. HILLS AREA
Attractive 6-rm., 2-bath brk. Co
lonial; large fenced yard; man!
extras: upper eos. Ma: S-746O; Ext
BIZ. or Box 342-K, Star. H.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

BEILEMEAD
S13,p50
Compact brick bungalow on desirable
corner lot: 3 blocks from ST. Mary s
Church and School and lge. Shop-
ping center. Sc down to G1.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Michael T. Hagan
34e0 Hamilton st.. Hystts.. WA.
7-472S.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

ATTRACTIvELY FURN. 3 studio Of.
fices, or desk spaces; S35 up; gall
ley. head. Betw. Mayfiower and
Statler. After 2 pm. TIE. 6-5437.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
REAL COOL WITH A sIZIING

RFAL SOUL WIN n StLIhHo
PRICE-Brand-new 3-bedrm. ram
bier located in one Of the highest
spots in the METROPOLITAN area,
only minutes from downtown Wash.
Lee. liv. rni with fireplace, sen.
din. rm., de luxe kit. billiard
table ,ot. Snx155 IT. ONLY S1S.-
a5N WITH SI,50O CASH TO NON
VET, IA. 10000 OR ia. S-2a31
after q pm. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE. INC. 4763 Lee hwy. ION
NoT S!T0e. 4 SUBDIVISION HOUSE, To-
Gated in excellent North Arlington
section. walking distance to York
town Elementary Sehool--This g.
year-old masonry home offers the
best In construction. First floor.
bedroom and bath: Q bedrooms. and
bath up garage and full bath in
basement. Price2 Only SCI. 600
Getting GI appraisal. Ewes. KE.
$1,000. LYN THOMPSON. IA.
10 ACREs-Clean 2-bedrm. house:
oil heat: basement; all modern ia
cilities. Near Centreville: $4,000.
PENTAGON REALTY CO., Fairfax,
Va. CIR. 3-0544. 10
Evening star., 1955-06-08
A GOOD BUY

a GUUD BUY 7
Three-hedrm. brick rambler, Just
like new: gracious liv.-din. .rm.
combination with firepl.: large kit,
having ample table space; huge
full bsmt. Price. $4,000.
RAMBLER
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Nell-built 3-bedroom brick rambler
situated in nice neighborhood
Large liv.-din. rm. combination,
all-elec. kitchen with dishwasher,
disposal and table space. GI ap-
proved at $4,000,
WOOD COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

TO Elsa but Bonnie Cashin In
the United States has been
doing 1t for years. just this
year Charles James announced
he. too. was interested In this
kind Of a design projection Of
his talents.
But it was in Rome In
March Of 1852 that ] spoke
with Simonetta. the famous
italian designer who at that
time uttered the prediction ii
an interview that eventually
designers win be working for
the women who can afford
them through manufacturers
who w1ll take their ideas and
translate them into fashions
which can be bought BY the
masses. Eventually. and whett-
err or not we want to admit
It, there win soon be no Paris.
no Italy, no one spot In the
world that viii moncpclixe
fashion. Fashion Is el1lerg-
ing as universal good staste
and designers viii have 10
recognize the fact"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
New NutritiVes
r ound in Fruits

given by General Mills. Inc.
the Grocery Manufacturers Of
America, Inc, were our hosts
at q pleasant cocktail hour.
There were no speeches S.
no newproducts. just q chance
to relax and catch our breath
before going on to hear about
the newest ideas in cookie
making to come out Of the test
Kitchens Of General Mills.
This new cookie, that tastes
and looks like candy, Is named
bonbons. the CONNECTION pop
ular In the gay nineties.
They're full Of surprises In
side and out. Inside q rich
cookie dough Is placed Q
cherry. q nut or q coconut mix
ture. Then. after the cookies
are baked and cooled. they're
dipped In icing ana sprinkleo
with colored sugars.
The Consumers the Boss
The Borden Co. our dinner
hosts on Monday, chose the
Svifhiod Singing Club as the
locale for It's meeting as they
did two years ago. This club
Is famous for It's information
ally known male chorus as well
as It's superb cuisine.
The long slnorgasbord table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

groaned under the weight Of
Swedish delicacies. artistical-
" arranged by the kitchen
star. You were actually be-
wiidered by the array Of fish,
assorted cold meats, aspics.
mousses, Salads, hot Swedish
meat balls, sausage. cheeses
and breads. Counts varied as
to the number Of dishes on
the table-some insisted on
over 100. The hostess told me
there were about rs. different
items and this did not In
clude dessert.
Harold w. Comfort, execu-
tive vice president. told the
food editors Of the work the
company is doing on chart
ing the mind Of the consumer"
Technically. it's called mott
NATIONAL and market research.
TT means t6day's house,
wife tells us what products to
put out, how to improve them,
how to package them, and
even where to sell them" said
Mr.. Comfort. In return, he
added, she gets what she wants
the way she wants 1t. He
cited the cease history" Of
chocolate milk. The com.
pany had been working on the
assumption children would
prefer Q thick chocolate drink
on the order Of q milk shake.
"A survey showed mothers pre-
ferred q thin" chocolate drink
for their children, one with Q
low viscosity. The youngsters
also liked q thin drink be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
DEAN.

Continued From Page B.
unions Of old friends. CONVEX
sation centered on the COM
pleted redecoration Of Patton
Hall. Decorative but not
gaudy." was the comment Of
Mrs. J. Paul Breden. wife Of
the commanding officer Of
Fort Myer. who also pointed
out that yesterdays tea
marked the first occasion for
use Of the officers clubs new
china service. handsomely de-
signed with q gold eagle crest.
Among those pouring ct the
tea tables were Mrs. Albert
Cowper Smith. Mrs. Jerry v.
Matejka, Mrs. Alonzo r. Fox.
MRS. william r. Marquat, Mrs.
L.aurln 1. williams. Mrs.
LemueI Mathewsori, Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

cause It didn't IN them up 20
fast. The findings came
somewhat Is q surprise hut
the results were the company
changed the xiscosfty Of the
drink throughout the country.
Research also showed that
Americans Ike their cottage
cheese sweet. with q small
curd. and slightly moist. On
ice cream packaging, home-
makers like an insulated bag
better than q factory sealed
insulated wrapper. One rea-
son was the secondary use Of
the bag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
rnntinuea From Pare !

N0A4e14AM1a EAOuA $50
dishes featured on the lunch-
con menu.
Our soup course was Camp
bells brand new frozen New
England clam chowder which
win be distributed In limited
areas. washington, luckily. Is
one. Look for It In refrigerated
cases next month. It's deli
cious.
Cranberry Social
sThe cranberry crop In
Massachusetts, Is good this
year and the quality Of the
berries Is better than ever"
said Ken Garside. assistant to
the president Of the National
Cranberry Association. In
spite Of the drought In July
and Hurricane Diane, he re-
ported OVER . million barrels
of the bright red berries are
ready for fan markets.
Ellen stiilman. home econo-
no-cook cranberry dishes for
mist for NCA,. had Q parade Of
US to taste. Zippy. relishes.
SsIss.ks4Au, <a{w.. M~.~n.<SS rn1n q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
ELEM


Continued From Page B-t
vities had . real young ap-
proachl
$50 -
ELSA ECHIAPARELLI In
Paris announces 1.-THE Paris
haute couture (high fashionl
house can no longer exist by
itself. It has TO live on side
lines. such as stockings and
perfumes. Most Of the old ell
entele ere dead. Today no one
wants to pay the prices" She's
launching o kind Of idea lab
oratory" to push her styles
ideas on o wholesale scale
throughout the world.
Only one model win be
executed Of each piece she
win design be It an umbrella
or costume jewelry. The de-
sign viii be made up and sold
to fashion houses throughout
the world who have the right
TO distribute Schiaparelli de-
signs. It may be . new idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

Samuel D. sturgis, Mrs.
WiiIiam II Martin. Mrs. Tay-
Tor, Mrs. John 3. Hun. Mrs.
Charles LAErence Bolte. Mrs.
Carter ,. Masruder. Mrl.
Floyd Z. Parks, Mrs. Wade 81.
Haislip, Mrs. Weible and Mrs.
Walter ]. Muller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
Anniversary Toduy

Tbs Neishhor,s club q All
ineton i holding Is s5th an-
niysrsary messing Il ! O'Clock
today. The club vss organized
% October 1870 b Mrs. Frank
suter. who Is stiIl N active
member.
The club win review highs
lights Of It's activities and have
{ social hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
New YO.k Yisiior

Nine. Julia Brambilla of
washington Is staying ct the
Ambassador Hotel Ii New
York.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15
Geauga OAR to Emphasize Constitution Week

vention Philadelphia met for
the last time to work on and
approve the Constitution. Led
by the President of the Con-
veftion, George Washington,
the great majority of the dele.
gates signed the newly drafted
document. This was then deliv-
cred to the Congress then as
sembled in New York. On Sept
ember %, 1887 the Congress
resolved to transmit the draft
text officially to the States of
the Confederation for action.
1t is fitting that we, whose
entire lives have been protec-
ted by the fruits of the Con-
ventionS deliberations, should
pause in our several occupa-
tions to study the course of
events by which our ConStitu-
ton came into being by
our forbears one hundred six
ty-eight years ago.
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Eisenhower, president of h e
United States of America, act
ing in accord with S en- a e
Concurrent Resolution 40, a =
greed to on July 26, 1855, do
hereby designate as Constitu-
tion Week the period begin
ming September II, 1855 and
ending September %, 1855; and
I invite the people of the Un-
tied States to observe that week
with appropriate ceremonie S
in their schools and churches,
and in other suitable places.
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Let us give thanks for the wis
dom of those statesmen of II
81 who labored to decide the
fate of the republican govern
ment and of Constitution Week
September 1923, their success
Sors throughout our country's
history who contributed to max
ing our Constitution liv-
ing thing, a great taproot to
feed and support the growth of
our republic
On September IT, 1887, the
delegates to the Federal Con-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

At a meeting of Childs-Tay-
lor Chapter OAR. held on
September 8 at the home of
Miss Lillian Mclaughlin, Chill
licothe rd., South Russell, the
program emphasized Constitu-
ton Week.
Members present were asked
by the Regent, Mrs. James
Bezdek, to promote the obser-
vation of Constitution week.
Following is the president OF
the United States proclamation:
Now, Therefore, I, Dwight D.
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Rowley are representing t h e
state.
CAVEY confessed to Char
don police May Is that he
beat the wealthy businessman
over the head after an argu-
ment.
The aged, widely known resi-
dent was the object of a long
search until the confession.
Cavey led police on a ride to
the spot where he had dumped
the body off of Butternut rd.
near Auburn rd., about S TX
miles from the mans mill
Mr.. Williams was reported tC
have continually carried large
sums of money, but Cavey
has denied robbing him, though
no money or wallet was found
when the body was discover
ed.
Among the chief witnesses
expected to be called are Char
don Police Chief John Boil
Police Sgt. Walter Bookman,
and two Chardon boys, Victor
Baker and Bruce BurWel.
The 15-year-old youths gave
police the key tip which led to
the apprehension of Cavey and
ultimate confession.
After learning of Mr.. VIII
liams' disappearance they
Continued on page y
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H. J. Skinner
Died Wednesday

Hal J. Skinner born and
raised in Chardon, died We'd
nesday, September IA, at his
home at 25O21 Lakeview rd.,
Bay Village, Ohio.
Mr. Skinner attended Chardon
schools and was gradu ated
from high school here. He at
tended Oberlin Conservatory of
Music in Chardon and was Or
ganiSt in the Chardon Metho-
dist church.
Surviving him are his wife,
Anna May, a nephew, Har-
wood Skinner of North ST.,
Chardon, and two neices, Es-
ther Brightnan, Cleveland and
Margaret Chase, w. Orange.
NV.