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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06
Your Clubs

( land Piano Teachers club. 1t is
also a guest day, December 9th
at 5 p. m. in the home of Mrs.
Franklyn Carnahan, 1909 Hazel DIR.
The Cleveland Alumnae Club Of
Delta Omicron will have their Sec
ond annual Founders Day Supper
on Tuesday, December IL at 6:45
at the home of Mrs. Howard c.
Jacob, 2014 Brunswick rd., East
| Cleveland. There will be program
of Christmas carols.
Mrs. Ethel Delaney, program
chairman for the st. Philomena
Guild announces a book review for
Friday, December 7th, 500 p. m.
in the Social Hall of the church.
Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. William ]. Taylor, past
president of the Hilltop Garden
Club and an honorary member of
its Flower Arrangers, will be the
guest speaker Of the East Cleve-
land Y Mothers Club December
18th meeting. The meeting at the
YMCA will open with a luncheon
at one o'clock, reservations for
which must be made by Tuesday,
December 18th by calling the Y,
GIL. 1-3425. The program topic is
Christmas Decoration Quickies.
Twelve Days of Christmas" Theme
The spirit of Christmas in Eng
land will prevail at the East Cleve-
land Woman's Club when the MEM
bers and their guests partake OF
such English delicacies as meat
pie and plum pudding. The Twelve
Days of Christina" will govern
the decorations and the strains of
"God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen"
will be heard. Such are the plans
of Mrs. C. E. Sherman and Mrs.
A. G. Snyder when with the
aid of Circle No. they pre-
sent their luncheon-card party at
the Clubhouse on Thursday, De-
cember 18th at 1890 p. m.
This is the third Of a series of
eight Nationality" parties each Of
which depicts a different country
and is a means of raising money
for the clubs widely used welfare
fund. These parties also afford the
members a means of becoming bet
ter acquainted in pleasant sur
roundings.
For reservations call either Mrs.
Sherman, SIX. 1-7406 or Mrs.
Snyder, ". 1-1710 not later than
Tuesday evening, December 11th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06

For the Christmas program of
the Windermere Study Club, Mrs.
IL. E. Smith will give the Inspir-
ational. Mrs. H. H. Geiger will
tell of Little Known Carols" and
Mrs. John Tomcho will give "A
Simple Arrangement" The club
meets with Mrs. W. X. Sauber,
1892 Eardley rd. on Tuesday, De-
cember 18th at 1 p. m. Mrs. A. M.
Eicher and D. c. Fabel, assisting.
Hilltop Garden Club members
will CLEAN new ideas for holiday
decorating at their Wednesday,
December 18th meeting in Gale
donia School. The Past Presidents
Council are sponsoring Christmas
Decoration Show, fourteen ar
rangements being featured. Mrs.
E. Thompson will speak on "Christ-
mas Then and Now" and Caledonia
Mothersingers will help carry out
the Christmas spirit with their
songs.
Members of the executive board
will serve as hostesses.
A Christmas cantata will be sung
by the choir of the Euclid Avenue
Christian Church under the direc-
torship of Robert Kit at the an
nual Christmas party of the Cleve-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06

The Swedish Cultural Society of
Cleveland is presenting its annual
Lucia FESTIVAL of Light" observ-
ance Friday, December 14th at
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 3740
Mayfield rd., at 8:15 p. m. This
ancient custom is woven through
with the light of the Christian era,
when on the darkest day of the
year, as well as of a nation, a
maiden, robed in white, appears
with light in her hair and food in
her hand.
Portraying Lucia will be Lily
Bergstrom, daughter of the Mark
Bergstroms, and a freshman at
West High.
There will be solos, mems chorus
numbers, community singing and
traditional refreshments.
The public is invited. There is an
admission fee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06
Cards Open
Battle
At Heights
BY Bob Coates


The Shaw High Cardinals, VIC
torious in three straight indepen-
dent cage clashes, turn to league
action tomorrow night friday
facing Cleveland Heights on the
Tigers court starting at p. m.
Coach Gail Vannorsdall is look
ing for a little better year than
last and will depend great deal
on his "five iron men,, Steve
Rose, Dave Katz, Armand Wax
man, Ralph Freeman and Burt
Price to help get a running start
Freeman and Price are due to
graduate at mid-term.
In two games to date, the Hill
toppers whipped Akron North
65-5S and lost to East Tech,
$3.50.
A gay weekend flipped past for
the Cardinals as they toyed their
way to easy, decisions over two
supposedly strong Greater Cleye-
land quintets. On Friday Maple
Heights found the East Cleveland
ers eager visitors as Coach Grant
Kibbel's charges performed cas- il
at home" on the Mustangs court
The Cards raced to an 1871 first
quarter lead and made it 1877 at
half-time. During this stretch
Maple Heights failed to score a
field goal. With the reserves in
most of the second half, Shaw
coasted to a 1880 win.
Mike Brophy took scoring hon.
ors against the Mustangs, totaling
% points, Is of them coming in
the second half. The Junior Var
sity had little trouble in emerging
victorious, Dennis Klug flipped in
16 points in 1926 triumph.
Saturday evening Garfield
Heights visited the Shaw Field
House bringing along high scoring
Ray Maria. (He had tailed 35
points in a loss to Euclid on Fri
day.
The Bulldogs were pesky in the
opening stanza but Shaw managed
to hold 14-8 quarter lead. When
the Garfield ace appeared to lose
his touch, the Kibbelmen were
quick to capitalize. Spearheaded
by reliable Harry Putzbach, the
Cards steamed past the befuddled
visitors and made it 34-18 at half
time. Garfield toughened up in the
third period but faltered in the
closing quarter as Shaw's Tom
Matte found the range. Tom
flipped in 18 points, Putzbach had
ID.
Klug was the big gun again on
Saturday in the Jayvee contest as
he totaeld Is points with Dennis
Rogers lending hand as he
marked up 16 points.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06

Louis Seltzer, editor of the
Cleveland Press will be the speaker
for the Tuesday noon luncheon,
December 18th, of Exchange of
East Cleveland. The club convenes
at the YMCA, 1881 Lee rd.
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BUILDING Materials

10000 BM ReeIoimed Wood
Flooring mostly l"x3" ond TX
4"-Foir condition. Reg. Toe
to zoe SO. # BM Sc
1000 pcs. yellow pine s. long
studs Damaged by voter. Reg.
39c --Ize
5000 50. II. insulation, mostly
Kimsul ond Rock Wool Bolts
new out of original containers.
500 off
1000 50. II. %" thick sheet
rock. slight damage on edges.
Reg. &c SO. ft.--------9he
so fuII-sixe flush doors, most
ly lss" thick & slight smoke
damage. Reg. So to $40. Sse
1000 81 thick Iip-type cup
board doors. assorted sizes
good condition. Reg. 81 TO So.
SEC
$50 adjustable oluminum storm
windows texcludinq glass;
brond-new. Reg. sos --99e
100 pcs. reclaimed 2"x4"x5
posts. Excellent for fencing
and miscellaneous iobs-don-
ooed slightly by voter. Reg.
oUc &c co.
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5000 50. II. Fomieo and Nevo-
NOR, assorted colors ond sizes
brond new. Reg. SOC SO. IT, SC
500 pcs. FoFmieo bonded 70
"a" Fir PIywood, ideal for
counter tops and miscellaneous
cobinet work-eood condition.
Reg. 81 50. ft.------lSe
100 Damaged aluminium COM
bination storm end screen
doors, mostly in good condi-
tion, except O few hove broken
screen wire or broken gloss.
Reg. S29.o5 to S39.95 $IS.ss
10 combination q m n U m
storm and screen windows, os-
sorted sizes-perfect condition.
Reg. Sic to SIS $6.SS
$50 aluminium tension screens,
assorted stamford sizes-per-
feet condition. Reg. to S5.e7
10 "Homeshield" oluminum
screen kits perfect condition,
in original foctoy cortons. Reg.
S4.58 TO $9.48-----Sz.22
$50 pcs. "InsuIite" Insulating
woIIboord - 4'x7'xK" thick.
slightly domoeed by smoke.
Reg. $2.l0---sheet $l.39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

Is 81" potUer motUers = sal.
ragged directly from the fire.
All of them ioeTe originally
$40 to $40 each. Al 2la:h.p.
Clinton engines, some 2-cycIe.
some 4-cycle. The 80 are being
sold as folIotCs:
IS which ore good only for
ticking them oport end SOL
Vooine the engine ports. $2.s9
IS thot could be mode to run
with considerable work. $7.99
rs complete, but need cIeon-
ing and overhoulino, plus per-
hops O few minor ports. SIS
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HARDWARE & GLASS

a. rolls poultry netting. as
sorted sizes, /" and z" mesh.
damaged by fire. 1870 off
reg. price. - -
IS 100 rolls Of hardware cloth,
some 2x2 mesh and some AKA
Sold only in full rolls--dom-
ooed by fire. Reg. $3.50 to
$38 ----------$5 to 50 roll
so short lengths Of steel wire
fencing, some chain link, orno-
mental lawn fence, or flower
border-domoeed by voter.
"a off
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800 double rolls OF bFond-new
wallpaper, but no warehouse
space. Reg. soc to So.
l9e dbl. roll
IS boxes double strength
qIoss-ll 5/l6"xl6"; perfect
condition. Reg. $l5.93.
box, IS
Is boxes double strength
gloss - l55s"xl95s". Reg.
$l5.83 ------------box, IS
10 boxes double strength
gloss, l6"xl6". Reg. Sl5.83.
box, IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

was consecrated Bishop Of Balti-
more in England on August IS,
1890. (For A. A. Pr.
3-Gen. Pershing.s letter Of
is. 1927. commended the
work Of Mai. Dwight d. Eisen-
hover in preparing a guide book
for the Battle Monuments Com
mission.
Questions on Preceding Page)
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Answers to Our Presidents
BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND JEFF

Answers TO Our Presidents
1.-The wife Of President War
rem G. Harding was born in
Marion. Ohio. on August is,
1860.
George Washington was
President when Father Carroll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
CUPBOARD MOTORS

l-7h-H.P. Mercury outboord
motoF-trode-in, obout 3 yeors
old, in running order $49.5o
SHIP. Seott-AtwoteE -
trode-in, 1854 model-eood
running condition. Reg. $3.50
$79"
1854 model l0-H.P. Scott
AtwoteF outbooEd motoF--oood
running order. Reg. $3.50,
$Izs"
e as on netO piece Of equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15


trade.
] 2-h.p. Simplicity. Not run
ming, 1853 model. Reg. $3.50.
$40
! Planet Jr. Tractor, without
engine. Reg. $500 -$Ie.ss
] Planet j.. Tractor 2-h.p,
complete with cultivotor. Req.
$225 ---S $50
z 21s-h.p. DoVid Bradley Troe-
tors, oImost brond-new. Reg.
$50 -------S79
] Ship. Complete with ro-
toN tilIer, good condition"
Reg. S4l5 Shy
Fully guarGnteed-same gudrGn
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SHIP. Champion outbooFd
motoF-condition: not running,
but we think il con be fixed,
33e
Clinton outboord motors, DEM
onstrotion models--brond new
condition. Reg. $3.50 $SS"
z-5-H.P. Johnson cupboard
motors-old, still running
trode-ins ----------$19.5o
sFuIly Rudr0nteed-sGme guardn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
ROTARY TYPE
DEMONSTRATIONS

~ u" new 2-cycIe power
mowers. Reg. 5e.e5 ---$49s
Is Il" new 4-cycIe power
mowers. Reg. $685. $50"
z Demonstration electric ro-
tories, mode by Limo. Reg.
9fO 3tS.oU~
10 Used Hand Mowers, trode-
ms. Some work, some don't.
Reg. $40 to SIS ST. eaeh
z "a" Riding Mower Demon
strotors. Reg. $3.50 ---$lS9%
e as on mem niece of eouinmenf.
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why We Soy.
UMBRELLA

ANCIENT DRAWINGS-The
umbrella is more than 1000
years old. It has been depicted
in ancient drawings on walls in
the city Of Nineveh as a sun
shield. But the umbrella was
not used as a shield from rain
until it was introduced into
England IN 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

! 2-h.p. Simplicity Tractor,
complete with sickle Dor
good condition." Reg. $500.
$l29s
3 "TeFro TilIer" Garden Gull
tivotoPs, brond news. Req.
SlZS $685.
! George" Sickle Bor, 50"
cut complete, used" Reg. $3.50
$Ss.sS"
! George" Sickle BaK-FIoor
sample. 36".' Reg. $3.50.
$iIss
e as on ReiO piece OF equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
FANS & AIR CONDITI0NERS

90 pcs #75AD5 A-to Deluxe WhitehOuse Air Conditioner
List Price, $279 Our discount house price during seoon wos
Sl9995 All brond original factory cortons Zspeed
COOLING Exhous stole Dir Sepoote fresh DIR noke Perno-
washable filter Conceded lighted control ponel Lote
1856 design. Fully ouoronteed $l49.ss.
$50 Asserted cir eonditoners-omo oil complete and OBJ
soutey brond very few trodeins denonstTofos
Assorted Kton s4-ton, ond 2-ton Mostly Whehouse
Chnse $50 models Not thon 1855 or 1854
models There few 7homp machines Some ore for
doube-huno windows for wndows. lnstooton
not included price, ononee have done for
Delivery charge is - extro. SiiS Exception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
REEL-TYPE
DEMONSTRATORS

s Is" Stems Mowers. Reg. $40
%$42.50
Il" Stems Mowers. Reg. $40
SAG
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REEL-TYpE TRADE-INs

NEEL- TNAUE-ITNS
l 10" Cooper-CIipper. Reg.
SIPS ----$l $40
l 81" Jacobsen. Reg. $3.50
$24
I 81" Dunlap Mower, mode by
Seors, Roebuek. Reg. $89
25S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS

new, but rusty due 70 voter
domoge. Reg. Ssh
6 full size complete COS ranges
trooe-ins. Reg $50 70 $500
ese
> orders, Gods, returns refunds,
hoTges ore extSo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
POWER TOOLS

1000 Assorted DeIto Aces.
SORES, perfect condition.
sou off
~ oelto Stonds for power
tools over 500 off
500 DeIta "How-To-Do-lr
books S0e6 of
! Is" DeIto Scroll Sow COM
plete with stond- $35.9S
! ~" DeIto Scroll Sow COM
plete with stond- ---$S9
z 20" Springer Motorized Jig
Sows complete with stonds ond
motors --- $59.6o
! II" Springer Sender on
stond $ 44.50
! loM" fitting Arbor Sow
complete with motor and stond
$l34.e5
z3 FoetAy Reeonditioned VI"
Electric Drills" Reg. Sl4.
$685.
200 Assorted Power Tool
Vuiters 9Oe
Snip. Lombard Is" Cos
Chain Sow, Reg. S335- $50
! 3-H.P. Lombard 20" Cos
choin Sow DemonstFotoF. Reg.
S225 S7 SIS
! 3-H.P. Monarch Silver King
20" Cos choin Sow Demon
stFotoT. Reg. Sls0---Sl2S
q as on mem niece Of e0uiDmenf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
TOYS-LAWN FURNITURE

IS steel gym sets, slightly
Damaged by smoke ond voter.
Reg. SIS to $50 - "a off
pieces Of latcn furniture at x
:e. In addition to that tUe have
$50 No. c-3SW aluminium
and SoEun folding ehoiTs,
brond-new. Reg. $3.95. $z.44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

so woding pools, brond-new.
Reg. SIS to $l40 --- " off
III sond boxes, assorted sizes,
brond-new. Reg. So to $50.
"a off
Ne are offering several hundrt
to J off the original selling PI
these listed beIOtC:
ia No. 6 Hompden AIumi-
mum innersprino choises. brond-
new in original foctoy cor
tons. Reg. $2e.95 ---$ls.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

$50 "FlexoIum" oIuminum
Awnings brand new in original
foctov eortons 5oeS off
10 27S-seI. oil Storage tonks
NOTE: All sOies ore fnol. No pho
credits, or exchanges. An delivery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
WORD GAME
Find IS or more words in
MO Noe HOR

meaning "a medieval musical in
strumeut." Average is %; time
limit. 20 minutes.
Rules Of the GAME. Words must be
Of four OF more letters . Words which
acquire four letters hy the addition Of
~ such as bats" cars are not
used. 3. Only one form Of q word "a
used 4 Propsr names are not used.
Answer 10 PATHOLOGY
tart. tatou, tool. toxA. toot. total tout,
alto. auto, ugly, outso, outlay, layout.
iout. loot. lceY. lotto. eaol. galoot. gloat,
glut goal. Goat Gout. yoga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

80 #72o Viking Fens-List
S39.95--soid during seoson,
$685.. Nov Sl9.S8
3l4 1910 Viking Fons--List
S49.95, sold during season
S34.Se. Nov Sz2.ss
I40 RPB-3o AtIes AiTe Fons
List. $685. sold
during seoson. Nov S3z.sS
'FVlly sSorontssd-s0ms suofoste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

THE NEXT GROUP or POWER
TOOLS IS ALL BRAND-NEW
AND IN ORIGINAL FACTORY
CARTONS AND MUST Be
MOVED BECAUSE WE HAVE
NO WAREHOUSE SPACE.
3 No. 1910 DeIto Scroll
saws ---------5o 500 off
No. 1900 Delto Sender
S0oo off
4 loN" Sprunser. fitting Ar
Dor Sows 500 off
'FuLLy guaranteed--same guaEan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

z compbell : HousfieId Air
Composers for pointing and
other Jobs - demonstrators.
Reg. $50 --------$ SIS
! DemonstEofoF "Speedie" Air
Compressor. Reg. $50 - SIS
cOmpbeII- HousField Air Com
pressor." Reg. $50 $50"
No. lo-EF. Shopsmith-com-
plete with motor and work
bench, slightly used" Reg.
2Z4u ------~-----SlZ0'
'FHllv oGardnteed--same guarantee
as on rew piece OF equipment.
POWER TooLS-PRIcES RE-
DucED TO 3o9o AND 500
OFF ORIGINAL PRIcE-Brond
New - Fully Guaranteed, but
slightly rusty
; 8" fitting Arbor Sows on
Stond $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
ROTARY TYPE
TRADE-INS
GARDEN TRACTORS

The following all used machines that in on
frodo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

345 1000 Deluxe Viking
Fons--20 fons, electrically re-
versible--2-speeds thernosto'.
S5995 List, sold during season
S446S. Nov S26.SS
BIS 1885 Viking IL" belt
driven fans, 2-speed in and out.
List 1926. sold during seoson
S59.95. Nov S39.sS
os on new piece Of equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
DOUBLE the "BRIGHTENE
of any other leading clean

It's magic! Foams away stains the easiest, quick
What pleasure :. what wonderful satisfaction
double "brighteners" quickly, magically give yo
never before possible. Stains are gone-so is the
your roasting pan. Everything foams away inst;
no hard rubs. You'll lOUe BGb-Os clean, fresh trGg
Ease up! Speed upl Brighten upl
Get new Instant Bab-O with bleachl
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.YWCA Luncheon
Slotted Tomorrow

The grand ballroom in the
Mayf1ower Hotel will be the
scene of the annual meeting
and luncheon of the Young
Women's Christian Association
to be held at 1890 pm. to-
morrow. 1t will be preceded by
a reception for honor guests
at noon.
Among these will be men,
bers of the diplomatic corps,
Cabinet wives and top Gov
eminent officials. The lunch
con is open to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-23
Convention
Wives, Plan
PROGRAMS

A family program is in store
for wives and children of dele
gates to the Seventh Annual
Conference of United Auto
Workers meeting in the Shera-
ton Park Hotel through to-
morrow.
The union encourages fam
lilies to attend all conference
sessions and the nearly 500
visiting wives are expected to
be present at most. During the
afternoons and evenings, they
are free to 60 sightseeing
with their children.
! Only scheduled event on
their program is a reception
and tea this afternoon in the
hotel. when the wives of JAW
officers. headed by Mrs. WAL
ter Reuther. will receive
guests.
In addition to the wives,
approximately 100 women are
official delegates to the con-
ference, which is held every
two years.
Carriers Wives
Wives of delegates to the
National Tank Truck Carriers
conference began a program
of their own this morning with
a breakfast-fashion show in
the Shoreham Hotel.
A ringing alarm clock set
of the early program with
around-the-clock fashions dis
played in a show by Mrs. Rose
Robinson Cowen who also was
the commentator.
The clothes featured morn
ing, afternoon, evening and
wee-hour styles all pointing UP
the influence of the Far East
on spring and summer FASH
ions, 1856.
This afternoon the wives
were to attend the races at
Laurel. Md, and tonight plan
to join their husbands at a
general reception given by the
carriers president, Mrs. John
A. Roberts.
Embassy Fete
The Korean Embassy will
be the scene tomorrow of a
tea and reception arranged
by Mrs. Cowen, when the
visitors will be greeted by the
Minister and Mrs. Han.
Highlight of this event will
be presentation of a $500 check
from the carriers convention
for the benefit of the Dong In
orphanage near Pusan, Korea.
Much of the wives time be-
fore the convention adjourns
Wednesday, will be taken up
with sightseeing tours of
Washington and vicinity.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

at the Dawson Terrace Recre-
alton Center near Cherrydale.
Your first rug will cost you
less than So if you have four
pounds of old woolens-all
you need in addition to that
are a pair of hands, a spool
of carpet warp and the special
rug needle. No frame or back
ing is used. Call Jefferson 3
l410 or Jackson 1888 now for
more information.
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Mrs. ]. w. l.. ARLINGTON


The following parcel post"
request card was received by
me last fall:
A Post Once booth is waiting. dear
friend
Is waiting today for whatever you
send
Your generous gift item will be put
on sale
In the original package as received
in the mail.
A boost for our building fund is our
aim you see
so the value OF your eift not less
than 25 cents must be.
The eleventh OF September is the
date we have set.
SO send 1t today. please. lest you
forget.
Whatever you send. it will suit US
Just fine
But mail 1t today so we'll have it in
time.
Thank you.
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Nine. MeluS to Attend
F0Shion Show

Nine. Melas, the wife of the
Greek Ambassador. will be
honor guest at the luncheon
fashion show Of the Philhel-
lenes Saturday at the Fairfax
Hotel.
A millinery fashion show
staged by Hecht's will be a
feature of the event being held
for the groups Greek Orphans
Fund. Mrs. Marianthe Dra-
copoulos is in charge of the
tickets.
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From RAGS to Ruqs

Stop! Don't throw away
those old WORKOUT wooden
clothes. even though moths
have been busy on them.
Wash them quickly and come
learn to turn them into Crinkle
Crochet Rugs. You don't need
to know how to crochet or
have nimble fingers. You'll
find new talent for yourself
by the end of the eight-weeks
course offered by the Arlington
County Recreation Center;
hours are 1890 to 2::30 pm.
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|Chileons Entertain

The Chilean Military At
tache and Sonora Horacio Arce
were hosts at a cocktail party
at their Windour place resi-
dence Friday in honor of the
new United States Military
Attache to Chile and Mrs. Rod
man Drake.
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]. r. V. Mount Rainier

Relative to your request in
r. c. H.. in case you do not
get the poem you want for
your Parcel Post Sale, here is
an original which I scrubbed
off after reading your request
and which you may use if
you wish (if you do, would
you please send me one of your
outgoing cards?). Best wishes
for an interesting and profit
able bazaar.
We are going to hold a bazaar;
We'd like gifts from near and far.
Send package by Parcel Post
To be sold to whoever bids most.
All our friends want to have a part
In this interesting merchandise. mart.
So here is your chance to enjoy
The thrill in sharing-Oh. Boy!
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Electro-Plotinq Expert?

Mrs. H. J. B., Mount Rainier
1 am anxious to talk to
someone who has had exper-
fence in electro-plating as a
hobby. At least I think that is
the medium 1 am hunting for.
The process makes vegetable
life look and feel like metal
and I have an idea for a new
twist" Thanks for any in
formation.
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SATURDAY
8 WEEKS OF SUMMER
WITH A HAPPY ENDING

High school graduates, COL
lege students, spend 6 to 8
weeks improving yourself,
acquiring disable. valuable
business skills. Choose one
of these programs:
8-week Intensive programs
-Simplified Gregg Short
hand and Typewriting.
6 weeks, ABC Shorthand,