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In MRmnriant

GRICE. GEORGE w., o.. In lovins
memory Of my dear father. GEORGE
ON. e s.ss a.. g. .oss 81! sas. ne e. h ssS
Always remembered with lovins
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ROSE.
JANIS R. HARRIs. Who o. de psTsd' this Z.
life three years ago. June 20, 1854.
June brings sad memories
OF . loved one gone to rest:
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best.
WIFE son; FATHER. SISTERS AND
HUNTER, KATHLEEN PEBBLES AND
81 our psr.nts xATH !seTElHs pFs s%GEs
HUNTER. who died twenty one Year
sExIEs HUNTER Who died on. month month
cEAREEs. GRACE KATHLEEN AND
JOHNSON. JANIS 3. (BUsTER). A
srosR.r. JAMES Enc tR I5sRIss iI John n.
year sso ' today. day. June me- 70. 'u 1855. 0N'
Those whom We love grow out Of sight
but never out Of mind;; .r,,vv
LEE, LEATHA Z. In loving memory
81 our beloved mother. LEATHA Z.
LEE VINO UepuTLeu THIS lie Three
years ago, June 81, 1854.
In d ~: We e, LOVED m;:. You You.
THE FAMILY.
LOWE. BERNARD. In loving remem-
brance Of our beloved husband and
cousin. BERNARD LOWE. who passed
away nine years ago. June rs. 1o4S
As we 20 through life alone:
0od took you home. 10 was His will
F oT IN our v hearts you iiysth ;tlll;
CORA REDMOND.
P1NCKNEY. DORA M. In loving mem.
Org Of our daughter and sister. DORA
M. PINcKNEY. who departed this life
four years ago today. June 20. 1858
Althoush you bloomed and faded
WSsre you 70 continSe To 70 bloom o ss'G and
on and on. we viii ALWAYS think Of
MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHER. .
KICKS. JAMES MELVIN. A tribute OF
our dsa 81 Brother he % nsS uncle
JAMES MELVIN KICKS, who departed
this life hve years ago today, June
The love you gave us many years
THOUGH you have gone beyond our
You ere always In our hearts.
X9 Tns, t s2EaH AND %Isf NrEch MAM Sis
sLRNfZ, GEORGE GILBERT. In. low
0EoRGE onBERT SIENTz, who
passed sway one year ago today, june
SO -'oO' CONSTANCE sLENTz.
wife. BESSIE sMfTH. who PASSED away
1888.
Sometimes IT'S hard TO understand
why some thlnss have 70 be:
DEVOTED HUSBAND. ROBERT q
SPENCER, PA,yIDi II loyi9S %sM nor,
years ago today June 20. 1851.
Nothing can ever take away
The love my heart holds dear:
Fond memory fingers every day,
pESo TfmSF WTE kf EIsAS SSS
OF our dear mother. LILLE NJ WILL
SON, who passed away thirteen years
aEo today. June 20. 1914.
When EROthsr breathes her last
The strOis sm means more than tongue
The world seems quite another place
Without the smile OF Mothers face.
It was so hard to part with you.
So hard To have you die:
But we hope some day to meet you,
Some sweet day, by and By.
The brightest. leaf in our memory book,
The page that outshines any other.
Is the one which recalls the devotion
OF The dear one we loved. our
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
zEPP, WILLARD y. SONNY" III. In
MiLEARD Y. SONNY" zEPP III. who
left me nine years ago today, June
Not dead to. me who loved him,
Not lost, but gone before.
He lives with me In memory,
And will fOrevermore,
HIS LONELY QRANDMoTHER zEPP. :
ZEPP, MlLLARD III (sONNY), IN
memory OF my son, WILLARD SONNY
zEpP III, who departed this life nine
years ago today, June 70, 1048.
May his soul rest in peace.
NOM AND GRANDMOTHER LUsBY.
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before her marriage to Mr.. Hill
on November l, 1902.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Hill
is survived by three daughters.
Mrs. Emeline H. Richardson of
New Haven, Conn.,: Mrs. Mari
anna H. de Beers Of San Juan,
Puerto Rico, and Mrs. Margaret
H. Whitman of Toledo. Ohio.
A brother, DR.. John H. Carlisle
of PaSSaic. N. j., and four grand
children also survive.
Memorial services were to be
held at 4 pm. today at the
Friends Meeting House in Sandy
Spring. Md. The family asks
that flowers be omitted.
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Troops Are Prepared
For Brain Warfare

WHITE SANDS PROVING
GROUND. N. Mex. (P.-All the
brains at this missile center are
not inside civilian heads, a recent
survey has found.
Some 496 military personnel
assigned to the research base
have either bachelor or graduate
degrees from colleges or are
completing work toward ad-
vanced degrees.
A total of 282 enlisted men
have bachelor degrees. and 270
of these are below the rank of
corporal.
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Ernest Weir Dies at 81;
Leader in Steel Industry

PHILADELPHIA, June 26 up.
Death came today in a Phila-
delphia hospital for Ernest T.
Weir, 01-year-old steelmaster
ardent champion Of business
right to operate without inter-
ference by the Government.
For many years before his re-
tirement last April as board
chairman and chief executive
officer Of National Steel Corp,
Mr.. Weir has been the only
founder of a steel firm who con-
tinued to hold executive office in
his company. National is the
Nations fifth largest steel pro-
Queer.
| Cause of death was not dis
closed Immediately by the COM
pany spokesman who said only
that Mr.. Weir had died in Penn
sylvania Hospital Of complica-
ltions after q heart attack.
Mr.. Weir had suffered q heart
attack last January in Florida,
He was hospitalized in New York,
following what a company
spokesman described as minor
surgery. when he announced his
decision to retire as board chair
man Of National.
| At that time Mr.. Weir sale
that 1.-THE welfare of National
Steel Corp. will be my primary
interest as long as ! live" anc
said he had selected IAN out.
standing man" to succeed him
as board chairman.
While no formal announce.
ment has been made, Pittsburgh
steel and financial circles expect
the post to 60 to Treasury Sec.
Rotary George M. Humphrey
after Mr.. Humphreys resigna.
ton from President Eisenhower!
cabinet becomes effective.
1 Born In Pittsburgh, August 1
1875, Mr.. Weir rose from a s:
ONCE boy to top executive post.
in the steel industry.
1 He founded Weirton Steel Co.
later merged it into Nationa
Steel Corp: founded the Yves
Virginia city Of Weirton where
the company's principal mill 4
located. and won national at.
tention as a spokesman for biz
business and private industr.
as an opponent Of what he callet
professional labor organizers"
Mr.. Weir was for many year
an active Republican leader ant
a contributor to the party's cam
paign funds.
Began rs ONCE Boy
j In the era Of great growth o
the steel industry. Mr.. Weir be-
gan as a 15-year-old ONCE boy
when his father died IN 1890
Eleven years later he was l ana.
Iger Of the Monessen pa
plant Of American Tin Plate Co
In 1905 he and j. p. Phillips pur.
chased the Jackson Sheet 81 Tir
Plate Co. Of Clarksburg, w. Va
Mr.. Weir became president of The
company which later started 9
new mill at a bend Of the Ohio
20 miles north Of Wheeling, w
Va. The mill was the nucleus oil
the City Of Weirton. and in 1871
Mr.. Weir changed his company,
name to Weirton Steel.
His steel coup came in 1926
when he formed National Stee
Corp. out of Weirton, Great
Lakes Steel Co., and some othel
properties, and got $40 millior
in private financing to back hi
bid for q big share Of the autt
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Garn nf Chunks

sSr the snf ss hsRhs aof Men
mortal A. M. Z. Church, the Jarvis
Funeral. Home and our many relatives
and friends who so generously ex-
pressed their sympathy. for cards.
flowers. cars, kilograms and prayers
during the illness and at the passing
OF our beloved mother. SUSIE r.
DUFF. THE FAMILY.
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Dr.. Prentiss Wilson, Former
Head of D. c. Medical Society

Dr. Prentss Wilson a. former president of the District
Medical Society and for leading Washington obe
can and gynecoogist died yesterday his home Venice
Of a stroke He had been i'll for some time.
Dr. Wilson practiced here from 1905 to 1850 with Offices
the Farragut Medical Building Florida his
retirement
president Society 1888
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DEATHS
Hit Mrntnrtaii

BHAxToN, HENRY, A tribute Of Low,
S Sd s .sS, S EaSST ,iss. SIS E.Ssy
June 20, 1887.
The Lord save. and the Lord hath
Blessed be the name Of the Lord
J %Sttr.tHiki. 81:
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN erypts IN Garden Of
! p.ms wo. e.3090 or JU. s-67l2.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
oppressive Flora Iriputsl uoderat,
price open daily sun, holios.s Phon,
HiRhts 900 l4th q nv Ma SOL 90
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Crenatorium

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
J.William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th ana Mass. Ave. NE. IL. a-b2BU
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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LoudHRAN sCHWARzENBAcH. be-
bach, daughter OF Joseph and the late
Katherine Loughran and sister OF MARY
CLAYTON. E1ends may cali AZ oawieri
chapel. 1908 Pa. ave. NV. tcourtesy
be said on Thursday, June ~, az a:a0
an: thence to the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament. Western ave. Il
viii Be offered AZ 10 am intermeni
Mount olivet Cemetery. Please o11t
lovers. 26zs
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IN B. French Lodge, No. is, p
IN 4; A. M will be held at ths
M~a MASONIC Temple. 18th St. anc
~~ New York ave. NV, on
M Thursday, June "a. 1857, 81
pm. for the purpose .oi
our late brother, FREDERICK L
GLENN sAf T. y y hESSEEf s.s y u y
BERTONL EUGENE. Ofncers and men,
beers OF Columbia Lodge, No
4 -<1lTn,AA 126. Loyal order Of Moose
are hereby notified Of the
death of Brother EUGENE
ed to attend Moose iunera
H ifaSlssa A. a go Son EEainsIs
E E:Ss:,o :;ss June o' sS ios a; 80 D%
JESSE MANBECK. Secy.
BUTLER. WALTER. On Monday. june
iIIIsssS pTE Meup y s as s aSiPi's 81
Rious. n Ham, Dr Gsstie Wilson and SeSsrl
Wilson. and devoted friend Of Eller
G fTIsass also 0tnf surT TsIs''e rrisnd.
st. NV. on THURSDAY, June ~. 1ftel
p tSs M sns1' ' scSss S p San ssf
on Friday, June. 90, at, / pm; Inter,
ment Arlington National CemeIety. ~
CAsHELL, JOHN GERING. Suddenly
on Monday, June "a. 1857, at Pitts
burgh,. Pa, JOHN GERING CASHELL
son Of Mrs. Florence q. caShell ans
the late DE-, 1rying M CasheL. be.
S: b DS f1 os.n e e.. S:R' and q: SaG
Pay cashell. He also Is survived b,
his sister. Mrs. Flint Kellosg Of. Car.
Isle. Pa. and his brother, Or. lrvini
q. Casheil Of Alexandra, Va. Fu
neral services will be held at Hysong'i
Funeral Home. 1900 N 81. nv. q
ms faeilitiesl: Interment consres
COCHRAN. NORA d. on Monday, Jun,
"a, 1857. NORA .. COCHRAN Of 3Y0s
loved wife Of the late silss l.. Cochran
and mother OF Mrs. Frankie Clark
Friends are invited TO- call at tn
Bethesda- Chevy Chase Funeral pulTs Hem len
where services will be held on Thurs
day. June "a, at / pm. Intermen
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
DOWNS, MAYME STROBEL. On Tues
day, June IS. 1867. ,MAYME sToBEI
DOWNS, beloved wife Of Erman &
James l. strobei Of 6i3 eth 81. s.w.
Washington, d c., and L; W. strobe
Of chefrydale, Va. Friends and rela
tives may cali at the Royston Funera
Home, Middleburg, Va. Funeral ferv
Ices, will be held At the MiddleburI
Methodist CHURCH on Thursday Jun.
e .m q Phi disbars, n' ". 'n'f0'
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s SRsER III wissAH56IRRr 'T Su. EC.SSIt;
s. fs,h ~ si.. %n. y . i:a: va.
Mrs. Roberta Pollock of Formosa
conred Wlnsloy Of oakton. Va. ~
SI,O Y survived Y, I. By one src.hef cIyd:
may cali q the funeral. home ol
services viii be held on Friday, Jun;
IA e. II P.IE c.ms iUssTm Ss S cSs1es
Va. ri
s sS;i tI !SS1 GsIffe~iH' i. sS:i
neral on Thursday. June "a at
iSss Goth 81. NV. Intermsnt Wood.
lawn Cemetery.
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FREDERICK L. A special
communication Of BENJAMIN
B. French Lodge, No. is, p.
A. A. M, will be held at the
Masonic Temple. 18th St. and
New York ave. NV, on
Thursday. June "a. 1857. at
1 pm. for the purpose Of
! Masonic burial services for
brother. FREDERICK l..
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HARDMON. IRENE J. On Monday. jun,
fRENE j. HARpM IesSm Of LBS HosP assh
pl. Sc. beloved mother Of Mr.. Marcus
l. Hardmon, Mrs. Hazel H. swinson,
Audrey H. Bryant. She also is sur
vived by one sister. Mrs. Vivian Fisher
three brothers, Mr.. Douglas. Robert
and Grover Johnson: fifteen grand
friends. After pm, Wednesday
June 20, remains may be viewed al me
CROUCH Funeral Home. 81 X 81. NV
Services on Thursday June %. Al
30 pm, At st. Joseph Baptist
Church, 18TH and v SITS NV. the Rev
Joseph johnson of1ciating. Interment
Woodlaun Cemetery
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h IN. - NARY 2. On Monday
OF 216 18th st, ne. She leaves tc
mourn her passing q devoted friend,
sarah A. johnson, and many Other
Iriends Remains resting at the John
4. Hhines d Co. Funeral Home, nOi
3rd st. s.w.. where friends may ear
after pm. Thursday. June 27
Funeral services on Friday. June "a
81 I'm. AZ the Mount Moriah Baptist
Cnurch, 3rd and l. SITS s.W., the Rev
a. Joseph Edwards oficiating. inter.
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 81
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sA a. iss c yS9Tok on bI Sgna1 q I ssss
Broad Brook dr.. Bethesda. Nd. be-
Bari and father Of MarSsTet Victoria.
Mary Frances and Claire Marie Baril;
John Lewis and Mrs. Donald Colliton.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Requiem mass will be offered at the
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church. 9705
Summit ave. Kensington. Nd. at
10 am THURSDAY, June 81. Inter-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-10
At THE COURTHOUSE

Lizzie jacobson, 39.6 acre to
Lizzie jacobson ct al.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Tho
mas Bolek, "a acre to Alfred
an d Florence Mills. Joseph
BrunSkole, 5 acres to Elizabeth
BrunSkole.
CHESTER - Theresa Block,
2.41 acres to Frank and Olive
KalmaSy. Paxton PARSLEY Co..
acre to Robert and Phyllis Rails
ton. Howard E. Painter, .O1 ac-
re to Frank and Emily Swog-
ger. Frank and Emily Swogger,
.79 acre to William and Ada Ban
field. william and Ada Banfield,
1.97 acre to Frank and Emily
Swogger. Catherine Meade, 1.37
acre to Miles Jr. and Geraldine
Lochard Euge e and Donna
Kupper, 81 acre to Frank and
Jilda Stafford. Samuel and Hell
en- Whiting, so acre to Ralph
Whiting. Anthony and James
Stella, acre to Fred and Irma
Price Douglas Oviatt, Ito acre
to william and Elsie Russ 1.08
acre to Stanley and Gertrude
Petersen, 1.10 acre to Donald
Sheppard. Robert and Ethel
Writ, 5.18 acres to william and
Doreen ParSon.
CLARIDON - Flora and Ro-
bert Thrasher 43.70 acres to JOS
eph Pokorny.
AQUHLA VILLAGE - Betty
Jean White, .07 acre to William
Spear.
HAMBDEN - Ernest McCin-
took, Melvin Pike, sos acres to
Joe and Josephine Veverka.
HUNTSBURG - James and
Frances Hunt, 24.94 acres to FL
mer and Mary Williams.
MIDDLEFIELD TWP. - RI.
and Almeda Fritinger, Z acres to
Martin and Gertrude Slabaugh.
Paul Darrah, 1907 acres to Don
aid Hostetler. Charles Holivigz,
1927 acres to Andrew Hollowick,
2.80 acres to John Hollowick.
Kathryn Kucha, 2.66 acres to
Tom and Anna Kucha. George
Jacobson, 6503 acres to Lizzie
Jacobson ct al. 65 .03 acres to Ina
Mackey, Hilda Rogers.
MONTVHLE - Aleck an d
Helen Maxwell, bldg, 10 acres to
Thomas Jr. and Ettla Jermyn.
Trustees of Montville Church of
Christ, so acre to Montville
Church of Christ. William Dres-
Sler 2 houses, 25 acres to Kath-
crime DreSSler.
MUNSON - Celesta Huber, g.
"a acres to William and Harriet
Frank. John Smoker, 1.55 acre
to Robert Van Horn.
MUNSON CHARDON WILL
AGE - Arthur PPaden 80. 81 ac-
res, bldg, half int to Alma and
James Paden. Ruth McHirter
James Paden, Ruther Hirter, 3d.
81 acres to Alma Paden.
BASS LAKE INVESTMENT -
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ly. In addition he is to contri-
butte to her costs in the case a
total of $50, paying SIS weekly.
She is to get the use of their 1855
Chevrolet.
william G.. Wilder was award
ed $500 from Earl H. Van Pelt
and Marie c. VanPelt, Wilder
Dr., Chardon, due on a cognovit
note.
Jacquedeen Wilson Johnson
was granted divorce from Ben
jamin Johnson Jr. in addition
she was given judgement OF
$524.62 found to be arrears in
temporary alimony. Her maid
en- name, Jacquedeen Wilson,
was restored.
The Gramatan National Bank
was awarded $577 "A from Le-
Roy Young and Blanche Young,
Rt. /, Chardon, on a cognovit
note.
A divorce was granted Mae R
HotchkisS, Burton, from Robert
E. HotchkisS, Burton.
Four divorce cases were dis
missed for want of prosecution
in Common Pleas Court this
week. They are: Helen M. Has.
kinS, Chagrin Falls, against Les.
ter r. Haskins, Chagrin Falls
John w. Neubert, Madison, a.
gainst Clara Jean Neubert, last
known address Chicago; James
D. McMahan, Chardon, against
Wilma McMahan, Chardon; Bet
ty Payma, Chagrin Falls, a,
gainSt Paul F. Payma, address
unknown.
A restraining order requested
by Beverly Jane BleWett, Bur,
ton, in her alimony case against
John Leonard Blewett, Chardon
was allowed.
In the case of Carol r. JaroS
against Frank Jaros Jr., theil
14-year-old son, Frank william
JaroS, elected to live with Mr.
JaroS. The court approved thi.
action, and awarded Mrs. Jaro.
$110 monthly for support of tht
couples other two children
still living with her.
An appropriation of propert!
case of John H. fraud Jr. ant
others (the West Geauga Schoo
Board, against I'D. Blackford
was settled and dismissed at tn
formers costs.
On application of Raymond P
| Stamblesky and Kneen-Marshal
Stone and Mable Co., their fore
closure case gaainst the Eatol
Holding Co., Union Savings an
Loan Co. and Irene A. Marks
as treasurer of Geauga County
was dismissed.
The injunction requested b
Malcolm G. Parker, Middlefielc
against Helen B. Parker, Mic
dlefield, in his divorce case, wa
allowed by the court.
,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BAINBRIDGE - Shirley an
Charles English, 1.94 acres
Albert and Anna Schulz. GAY
land Inc, 1.78 acre to Robel
L and Louise Balmat. Gulf r,
filming Co., 40 acre to Gulf o
Corp.
BURTON TWP. - George an
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Helen Mulac ct al, house, 20
acre to Rosa Peterson.
NEWBURY = Harold David
SON 1.34 acre to Arthur and
lillian Davidson. Frank and Ell
izabeth Sprinz, 1855 acres to
Anthony and Elizabeth Winkler.
Row and Betty Grosser, 2.89 ac-
res to Allen and Martha Short.
Bertha Wellman, acres to Hoy
and Alta Richards. Gayland Inc.
Isl acre to Roy and Christine
Keller.
KIWANIS LAKE - Arthur Da-
Wis. % acre to Joe and Ida Cat
ale. Harry and Amelia Lowe. .O7
acre to George and Barbara
Schmalbach.
PARKMAN = I've Peterson,3.
SO acres to Evelyn Peterson.
Andy Mast, l.01 acre TO sam
and Saloma Miller,
RUSSELL - Stanley and Bes-
sic Kler, 1.72 acre to Robert and
Virginia Reinke. Nellie DumoEt,
345 acres to william and Helen
Francl. Roscoe Sanders, 1.5O &C
res to Theodore and Ruth Dali
ey.
RUSSELL CHAGRIN FALLS
- Steven Roper, "a acre to Ho-
ward and Katherine Stevens.
Frank Stanton, 81 acre to Ruth
and Robert Alcorn.
S. RUSSELL VILLAGE - Cla-
renee Speice, 1.03 acre to George
Fencl.
CHAGRIN HEIGHTS - Edwin
and Holita Leet, .39 acre to John
Jr. and Nancy FreeSe. George
FencI, 80 acre to Robert and
Gloria Burnett.
| THOMPSON - I.R. Martin,
Marjorie Wearsch, 1914 acres to
william Mallula 8.22 acres to
Anthony zular; 8.22 acres to An
thony Dezelon.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits issued week
ending Oct. 5, for Geauga Coun-
ty. Is permits, $145, 300 valuation.
All are dwellings unless other
wise indicated.
BURTON - Dalton PfoutS,
Butternut Road.
CHARDON - George Barber,
Rte. 44.
CHESTER - william Stone,
Wilson Mills Rd., Elec.; Joseph
Gelliarth, Lyman Rd.; George
Ryan, Hickory St.; Victor Gabri-
elson, Meadow Ridge; Thomas
Cain, Hillendale; Allen Hull,
Wilson Mills Rd., Add; William
Lorber, Green Rd.
CLARIDON - Sven Carlson,
Aquilla Rd., Add.
HAMBDEN - Calvin Wedge,
Rte. 608, Base.
HUNTSBURG - John Krav-
ciSion, Princeton Rd., Gar; John
Sudyk, Rte. 528, Add.
NEWBURY - Rudolf LaneSky
Bell Rd.
THOMPSON - Joseph Mag
var, Rte. 86.
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MONEY>BACK GUARANTEE

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Harry took the name Of Henry Morgan. And
he's still Henry when he makes pictures.
But to avoid confusion with the Henry
Morgan OF I've Got Q Secret Henry became
Harry Morgan when he Joined the company
OF TVS December Bride ,WToP-9l.
What will happen II Garry Moore's Morgan
ever makes a movie Is something else agaip.
maybe he'll change HIS name TO Harry Morgan
In the movies" our man says.
Harry is no stranger TO the two-in-one life.
Back in 1899, he earned two salaries on Broad
way, appearing In the first act Of MY Hearts
in the Highlands" and in the third act Of The
Gentle People"
my friends used to ask ms he says,
what kind Of Q bum ] was-not working In
anybody's second act"
Working with Spring 1yington. yranees
Rafferty, and the others In the "con0enial" CON-
pany u pleasure, he reports-and the security
Of . long-running ~ series Is purely wonderful.
The Morgan family includes wife Eileen.
whom he met and married In New York, and
their four sons. Chris, II; Tim, le and the
twins, Danny and Paul, 10. There's that double
IN his life sgainn
on duty, . game Of chess or session with
symphony records Is most likely to relax him.
A. to0tnots to his career, the man who
picked out his new name IN Hollywood was
press agent. His nams9 Mad Man Munts
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stage "iust at night, for something to do"
he recalls
His biggest part here, by the way. was not
the part Of anyone's funny next-door nsighhor.
He played the part Of the terrifying killer, Duke
Nantes. in THE Petrined Forsst"-the role that
Humphrey 1ogart created.
Harry doesn't remember exactly who he
played In "Front Page" another Civic production
pt the then Wardman Park Theater, but he
thinks IL was Mccue.
"At any rate" Harry told Us, 1T was the
starting point Of my career. Prior to that
had played only in school plays, at the Uni
versty OF Chicago"
Harry recalls Lansing Hall, Norman Rose
(who appears frequently on TV from New York;
and other members Of the Civic company
fondly. After several seasons here, Harry went
with director Day futile to Mount Kisco N. Y,
Joined the New York Group Theater and ap-
peared in its production of Golden Boy"
The name Morgan, Of course, may not ring
. bell His real name and stage name, here
and In New York, was Harry Bratsburg
The name has been problem" Harry says
ruefully, adding. maybe should have been
twins"
When he went to Hollywood In l04l and
was signed to a Goth Century Fox contract,