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SPRING VALLEY = in a lovely
Spring Valley setting. this spa
cious Miller-Built red brick Colo
NAL is in new-house cond. 1t fea-
lures a mod. kit, powder rm. and
scr, porch. There are 3 cheerful
oor With Sn stairs 0t 70 IN ige 's stora Re
area. Beaut. carpet and draperies
included. Evenings, Mrs. Beman,
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
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BETHESDA-New split-foyer ram
rms, 2 baths on same level. sep.
din. rm,, all-elec. kit. patio of
Kit. and din rm.; rec. rm. with
End f1repl., den, full bath and
garage on lower level; shaded rear
yard: LOW DOWN PAYMENT
TRADES CONSIDERED; S32 $50.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL, 2-Qn1n
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oaarina. -. -

tl' uIHIng room, living room,
malos room. recreation room,
iamlIy room with fireplace and
sliding glass walls; h-acre piano.
ramic view; pos.
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BEAUTIFUL 4-BEDRM.. 3-bath
log home, located adjacent to
tairway Of 10th hole on acre OF
Enormous liv. and din. rms. with
cathedral ceiling and firepl. In
each: full bsmt. with 2 finished
rms. bath and 2-car attached
garage, 2 lge. bedrms. and bath
on LIST and Cd floor, mod. kit. -:
$3.50 mo. Must be member or
qualified to join club. WA. 3-l44S.
Nay consider option to buy.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
tcoNTlNUEp)

CHAsE-Town house. Sl7,-
800. Immaculate brick home with
bedrms, Ia baths, living RIM.
lge, dining rm,. garage, lots OF ex-
tras A fabulous buy, Terrific area
between Conn, and Wisconsin ayes
Call our uptown once I'll 4 latter
eali EN- 2-234lD. SHANNON a
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ARL., N.-Lovely brk. home, / blk
81. AIMS; 3 bedrms., den, 2 baths,
formal din. rm., fully equip. kit:
full bsmt. with rec. rm. or addi-
tional bedrm.; built-in garage;
lovely tree-shaded lot; ia blks.
to express transportation; $3.50
per mo-, occupancy Sept. 10. Call
Mrs; Slower, THE DARBY CO., ia.
2rS3g3; ewes. and week ends,
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HOUSES FURNISHED


GEORGETOWN "A bedrms., I
baths, w. rmi With fireplace patio
s ssnnS sd. dishTssher' disposal Z.
University. 2 young career men
10 share with male Georgetown
graduate student. NELLIE LOWE
CASSEL, Realtor, AID, 4-2ll6.
OFF UPPER 18th N.W.-Nr. shops
bus. schools; IL rms, 3h baths,
encl. porches, 2 air combs, rec, rm.,
deep freeze, washer, dryer, 2-caI
gar $500. RIA. 6-632i, tn. 2-6l50
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, 25O7I
available Sept. l-3-bedrm. house,
full .bsmt,, complete private Germ
bsmt. apt, garage and fenced
Ige, Yard, Slg4 80 per month
SILVER SPRING t2l, woodpooI
I. HEWITT CO., ~. $4,000.
TAK0MA PARK--Mod. furn.. oil
Mt. continuous hot water, cow.
TO everything. S1l5. JU, O-7347
WOODED TULIP HILL, MD.-3
bedrms., baths, beautifully land
seaped, hoor-length windows, rec.
rnls maids rm. and bath. 1875,
furn. or unfurn. SIMMONS PROP
ERTTES, DE. 2-5660, Mrs. King,
Wo, 6-3003.
PARK, Silver Spring
3-b.r., completely furn, house:
$40 mo. ST. 3-2327. ~. B-6371.
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WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from
young. man interested in getting
into the construction waterproof
ing business. Able to take of
drawings. familiar with specifica-
lions lions ana n acquaintance with local
warding. Full personal details and
refs. to Box 342-J. Star.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DESIRABLE TENANT needs 3-bed-
rm. house in good NV. location
S275-S3O0. Call Miss Schiele. ST.
$4,000; ewes. and weekends. EN-
2-6595. with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. Realtors
HAVE CLIENTS waiting for Q to
4 bedrm. houses, from 500 to
5000 mo-, in Northern Va. area.
BARR REALTY, INC, JE. 4-0S24.
WE NEED Immediately 90 houses
for rent in the better sections OF
Northern Va. Ranging from 5000
to $500 monthly. or more bed
rooms plus all the amenities pre-
fefred. VANCE GREEN AND CO.,
1856 Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000.
4-BEDRM.. g 3-BATH HOUSE -
In Kent Berkeley Palisades or
Wesley Heights area Furn. or
unfurn. desires central air-cond.
or adequate no. Of window units
Ramb. or split-level preferred.
Long term lease II desired. begin
ming Sept. or Oct. Address to Box
4S0-J. Star.
5 OR 6 BEDRM HOUSE, by U. s.
businessman. NV, Chevy Chase
preferred. Call EN-. 3-O574
COLORED FAMILY wants 4-bed-
I'm. house. with option to buy,
NV; section, good cond., by Sept.
l. ,DU. 7-3262.
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WHEATON-3-bedrm. brick; full
bsmt Immed. occupancy. Compi.
redec; MANoVILL REALTY CORP.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MAN IN EOS to share house with
others. pvt. bedrm., maid cooks,
cleans and launders. Walk down.
town. FE. 3-273S after $40 pm.
2 YOUNG MEN, to share with an
other man, 4-bedrm., 2-bath bse. /;
vic. Mass.-Wis. ayes. EN-. 2-344h.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

NEWLY REMODELED 2-bedroom
houses no per mo, % q 81, NV,
RAYMOND X. RupPERT, l0l7 9TH
RHODE rs. AVE. NE. mr.. 80. Oak.
aye.-Det., = rms pvt. park. nr,
schools; gas h,.w.h.; SI3b. DI.
7-jS10; ewes, KE. 7-126l.
ROCKVILLE bedrms. Nice lot
Avail; Immediately, FRANK l.
HEWITT CO., ~. 5-S90O.
SHEPHERD PARK--Liv. rm,, sep,
DIN. Tm. breakfast rm., all-elec.
KIT, 4 bedrms., 2 baths, air cond. +;
$40. r: A. HUMPHREYS, A
SONS, 2 Mass, ave, Realtors, MA.
s-b020. Ewes. VIII, 6-9464.
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baths, new kit; GOOD financ-
Oxford Real Estate Co.
1874 Goth st. NV. DI. 7-343b
DENTAL OFFICES AND RESI-
DENCE-Spacious house in Conn.
ave. area north OF Dupont circle
4-Story house containing 10
rooms and baths. Dentists and
doctors ofiices already established
of-street parking for o cars plus
dble. garage. Ideal for DIR. or dem
fist who wants large offices In
own home: very good condition
reasonably priced for estate set
tlement. ST. $500 or PL o.
1865.
DETACHED COLONIAL BRICK
4 BEDRMS., 9 BATHS, REC, RIM
LOUIS Ridden, tn. 2-3060
FOXHALL RAMBLER = Attractive
location; nice fenced yard. bed
rms. full bsmt In 20s. j. c.
CHATEL, FE. 7-5300,
GEORGIA AVE, opp. Walter Reed
Well-kept corner brk.: 4 bedrms.,
ga baths, Ice. din. rm., pch,,
built-in garage. Diet. 2-car garage
see 10 appreciate. SiS,500. Also
available, 3 bedrms. on Georgia
ave, S13,500. HA. 2-Sl35.
GEORGETOWN-New listing. Ador.
able 2-bedrm. brick house In
Georgetown's auaintest block, Ole
mantle and random width floors
in charming liv. rm. with door
TO patio. This is a real gem
Don't miss II. DOROTHY G
WOOD, Realtor, DE. 2-7ll5
GEORGETOWN = Charming. i'm.
maculate. 2 bedrms., III baths
huge din. rm., liv. rm,, library. 4
fireplaces, disposal. alum. storm
windows and screens, patio. walled
garden: low 40s. BY OWNER, HU
3-0323
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON s.: 10 minis. Penta-
gon and Navy Annex, u block
Columbia pike, bus and shopping
3 bedrms., ~ baths, rec. rm
OWNER, VIII. 6-Os51.
|BETHESDA-Immac., 3-bedrm., Q
bath brick rambler. Sep. din. rm.,
compl. cleo. kit, huge rec. rm.,
carport. 2 firepls, partly furn. /:
$3.50 per mo. KORZENDORFER,
REALTOR. OIL. 4-S111.
CLEVELAND PARK AREA-7-room
air-cond. brick rambler. baths,
liv. rm. w/flrepl.. library, sep. din.
rm.' mod. equip. kit. Ice. bsmt.
with maids quqarters, fenced in
back I'd. $500 mo. Will rent from
Sept. - to Jan. CA. 1921,
COLESvILLE-Brick rambler; 2
bedrnls., den, 2 acres. MR.. FIELD.
JU. 9-1175.
COLLEGE PARK bedrms.. bath;
sleeps 10; daily rate includes maid
service. MOTEL, WE. 5-567S.
COUNTRY HOME, 500 per mo. !;
65 mi. from D. C. in Va. Car
pool bedrms., Ia baths, Geep-
freeze, automatic washer and
drier; mountains to hunt. Oh.
2-6044 or BRITTLE REAL
ESTATE. Warrenton, Va, $50 or
80.
ESTES, VA, secluded and quiet for
artist, writer, retired or week
ends-2 bedrms., bath, air heat;
nicely. furnished: 200 acres woods;
year lease to responsible people;
sos per mo. OIL. 2-6044 or
BRITTLE REAL ESTATE, Warren
ton. Va, $50 or 80.
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BETHEsDA-close tn evervtbjn9.
BETHESDA

This beautiful home is situated on
almost 2 acres of Northumberland
ground. 1t is ideal for entertaining
indoors or out. LIST floor features
a well-planned liv. rm. wIfirepl.,
din; rm., kit, lge. study and bath;
3rd-flr., fully insulated: recrea.
ton room w/firepl., maids rm, and
bath: 2-car attached garage. At
trac. patio at back overlooking
your own spacious park like
grounds. Shown by appt. only.
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GEORGETOWN

outside: attractively re-
decorated inside with modern
kitchen, 2I2 bedrooms and pri-
vate patio. Priced under 100000.
Evenings call Mrs. Msgee, WO,
6-390A
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PK.-Spacious cow
semidet. stone house. 4 bedrms.,
EN-. 2-ao00. ewes. EN-. 2-i5Te.
LEGUM & GERBER
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SUMNER--Brick Williamsburg with
bedrms.. 2 baths, den and pow
DER room; situated on . secluded
lot.
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8 APTs-3 KITS BATHS
18th AND IRVING SITS. NV.
IDEAL HOME AND INVESTMENT
LOUIS RIDDEN tn. 2-3060
COLORED-i3I1 End ST. N.W.-6
rms, bath, 2 encl pchs., gar,
firepl. Excel. cond Price, Sl3,950
easy terms. JAMES E. TUCKER,
DU. 10000
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WESLEY HEIGHTS - Charming
in this hiShiy desirable q reside srtisI
area. 4 bedrms.. . baths on 2nd
floor; 2 bedrms., small bath on
Bird floor. finished rec. room, en-
closed rear yard. BURR N. JOHN-
son, Jr.. a CO., Realtors, EN-.
3-Gda; ewes. Adm. Wood. KE.
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HOUSES UNFINISHED

AL LOCATION for employees Of
Pentagon, Navy and Melpar; 10
Minis. TO ID, C., Arl. So bed
rms. extra bath in IN. bsmt.. sep.
din rm., kit. with storage closet
fenced yard, front and rear lawn;
on Columbia pike nj; shopping
buses. ia. 5-0233.
AMERICAN U. PARK-White brick
Colonial; newly redec.: 3 bedrms, i,
baths, den, rec. room: near
transp., schools and Spring Valley
shopping center.
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nAkNAbf WOODS-Stately center
hall Colonial in excellent neigh
borhood: 3 big bedrms., pa baths,
plus dormitory, 3rd floor; delight
ful rec. rm, leading to magnificent
Stone-terraced Handicapped garden.
Priced in mid-30s. Call OIL.
$50 Open % FREDERICK
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED-MD.

BEAUT, SLIGO OR. PKWY-De
luxe l-2 bedrm. apis. SS4 so to
$500 incl. util. All cow. JU.
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GENE CASTLERERRY

OIL. 4-1432 OIL. 4-467s
LIST offering-CHARM-
ING 3-BEDRM. rambler, firepl.,
lge. semiflnished bsmt.; lovely
setting. mr.. schS. and shops: SIS.
$50: GIULIANO. Real Estate, OIL.
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10. 2-1411

2716 PORTER NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Liv. rm, bedrm., din. area, kit,
bath; S94 80, utils. incl: ofi-st
parking See janitor.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
III 18th 81. NV. RE. 7-l566
COLORED-I725 MELBOURNE PL
N.W.-3rd-hoor apt; 1 rm., kit
and bath; al ntils. incl. Only S55
mo. No children. Mr.. NEUMANN
MA. $4,000.
COLORED-I3OO FAIRMONT ST,
NV, Apt. No. Al rm. and pri.
vate bath, heat and no, water
furnished; good cond.. adults
only. $50 so, ]. DALLAS GRADY
AND son, co, 5-6222.
. coLoRED-50 4eth ST. Sc.
WASHINGTON RITiY", Ai RA. S s.ssoC
CoLORED-766 RK. CIR. CHI, RID
3 rms. kit, bath, heated, Sll5,
WASHINGTON RLTY., RIA. $4,000
C0LQRED-IOO9 18th ST. NV,
elev. bldg; 500 so. DI. 1851
COLORED-eSO4 18th ST. NV
Newly remodeled building; / bed
rm., liv. rm., Pullman kitchenette
and colorama bath: adults only,
$3.50. to $3.50, incl. all utils
See elevator man or call DE
2-245S or VIII. 6-S257.
COLoRED-DESIRABLE APIS.
kitchens and Private Baths
Elevator Bldg.
1918 N st. NV; 4 rms. SS4bO
Gas and Light Not Included
Call MR.. DAVIS Ewes, co 6-76lp
CLOSED SATURDAY
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
Ma. SASS 931 H ST. NV
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CLEVELAND PARK
Oxford Real ESTATE Co.

Newly remodeled. semi
detached: Z bedrmb.. . full
baths, new kit; good finance
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ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN-Mod-
ern 4-year-old brick family home,
IN Four Corners area: 3 bedrms.,
= full baths, large GE kitchen,
nice rec. rm. with frepl.; level
fenced yard: one block to transp.
and walking distance to all schools
and shopping; S2l.950. Excellent
MOOR AGENCY CORP, JU,
6-11O0. @ To q
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BATHS: HOLY REDEEME HF0' PAR
1SH; terrific buyl 1st-floor bed
rm.;, 4 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd:
lovely daylight kit. with table
space: full bsmt.; large level lot.
ranch fenced: only 9 years old.
Low 3Os for fast salel Call now
f Ri 2SSa4 W. o sEsES Sge9 sA2 sss.
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BETHESDA-Close-in location. 4
BEDROOMS AND DEN. Charming
Dutch Colonial. 1st-floor powder
nm. Hot-water heat. pa baths.
Fireplace, storm windows. Ideal for
dentists home and office. S23,95O
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
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BETHESDA. Bradley blvd. area
Comfortable 3-bedroom. 2-bath
brick rambler in excel. residential
neighborhood; spacious liv. rm.,
looking compl pvt. yd.; S24 $50.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL 2-0O7O
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SHIRLEY HIGHWAY

SILVER sPRING-WHEATON area;
Ga. ave. ext, cow, to Vitro-
Redee. split-levei: 4 bedrms.' 2
baths, fenced I'd, many extras.
Sl7S mo- BEERS BROS, JU.
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BETHESDA-Three- bedroom brick
rambler. DELIGHTFULLY."- shrubbed,
lanoscaped level corner lot. Dr.
rectly behind Suburban Hospital.
REALISTINGS CORP. OIL. 2-O2OS
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BETHESDA-center-hali brick cot
tage' with bedroom and bath on
up; nicely wooded and Handicapped
lot. Price, $26,500. Call WO.
$4,000, til 8 pm. EDW. H.
JONES q CO., INC, $500 Conn.
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SPRING VALLEY

Handsome brick house in immacu-
late condition, on quiet street.
Four bedrooms, three baths. Per-
feet for children and entertain
ing. Evenings call Mrs. Wanna
maker, WO. 6-136S.
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LIST YOUR HOUSE NOW
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARCOLA - BIG LOT" AREA,
l00x200, h2-acre lot, supports
dream" young brick rambler; a
suburban atmosphere Just around
the corner from everything, 3
BIG bedrms., BIG country-si
kit. 2 fireplaces; BIG, bright
bsmt.; plenty OF lot to add on"
and grow in. Sac. price, $4,000:
only S1,950 dn,, FLA. Trades
ton. CALL HALL" REAL
EGTATF IN EIAQI
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BETHESDA, near Burning Tree
and Bethesda Country Clubs-Im-
maculate, 4-bedroom, 212-bath,
,arge-size split-level with din
ing room, ultramodern kitchen,
screened porch. recreation room
30s. Only 2 years old; y acre.
REALISTlNCiS CORP OF MONO
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DE IHESDA-OWNE Colonial 3
b.r, , baths, liy. rm. & paneled
rec. rm. w/firepls., sep. din. rm.,
gen, powder rm., remod. kit. gar,
covered patio. Fenced I'd. Mr.. schls.
S23,950. 1914 Iryineton ave Oi,
h-S4hH WO ASko9 W. -.
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of value in the course of the
first 10 tricks. The opponents
had discovered that the whole
hand depended on how South
guessed the hearts. Hence West
was ready to play a low heart
with a calm countenance.
Declarer had an even chance
to guess right, but he happened
to guess wrong. He finessed
dummy's jack of hearts, losing
to the queen. Back came a
heart to the ace, and South
was down.
Practical Approach
A more practical approach
was adopted at the other table
by Morton Rubinow, the New
York expert whose recent pho.
nograph album on bridge pro-
vides a pleasant and effortles'
way to learn the game. Rubi'
now shrewdly won the first tricl
with the ace of diamonds anC
Immediately returned the foul
of hearts.
The idea was to put West II
the guess before he had learned
anything about the hand. I
West had the ace of hearts h
might grab it in a hurry TO
fear that South had a singleton
heart. Another possibility wa
that West might become flus
tered into revealing that he hat
the ace even if he played a Low
heart at the second trick.
AS it happened. West grabbet
his ace. That was the end o
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BY Dick Brooks
By Ston Droke

the hand, for Rubinow was now
sure to make the slam contract.
If West had been clever enough
to play a low heart calmly, de-
clarer might have gone wrong,
but he still would have an even
chance to guess right. The adj
vantage of Rubinows play was
that he gave the opponents a
chance to go wrong before he
had to commit himself.
Daily Question
AS dealer, you hold:
AAKJ87 V104 uAKQ %KJ 10
What do you bid?
Answer: One spade. The
hand is not quite worth a fore
ing bid.
Copyright. 1859, Gen. Features corp)
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Buzz SAWYER
JULIET JONES
Pogo
DAVID CRANE

According to the cooks, what's
sauce for the goose is gravy for
the gander; and both may be
indigeStible. If you postpone a
vital decision to gather infor-
nation, your opponents also
will find out how things stand.
The information may be more
useful to them than to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27

Just flip Of the lever and you
con adjust this multi streom
head from on invieorotino, fine,
needIe-shorp sproy to O heavy,
dousine sproy Of woter without
adjusting voter temperature.
Made Of heavy chrome plate on
bross, the adjustable swivel ball
permits sproy in any direction.
Ideal for use with shower arm
OF left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27

opening lead: Diamond 10.
When this hand was played
in a team match, one declarer
played the hand very "scien-
tlfically." He drew four rounds
OF trumps, cashed the clubs and
diamonds, and then led a heart.
South had discovered nothing
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SHERWOOD ON BRIDGE
Choose Sauce for Success
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
U. s. Masters Team Champion

North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AQ1094
KJ873
o.
%AQ9
WEST EAST
A32 A65
2A62 1905
1895 H.76432
&6432 %875
SOUTH
AAKJ87
2104
1AKQ
KJ10
North East South West
l v Pass "a Pass
8 " Pass ANT Pass
D Y Pass Ga All Pas
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-03
PLASTIC BAG WARNING.

The manufacturers of Plas-
tic bags warn that common
sense is the only protection
against the numerous acci-
dents attributed to plastic
bags. The cleaning industry
has joined them in issuing
safe practices when bags
are in the home.
Mr.. Otey Derting, owner of
Cd Cleaning Works, 1920 S.
Central said that parents
must learn to dispose of the
bags after use and keep,
them out of the reach of
small children. % % ~ I" ~
Bags are the best protec-
tion for garments and they
are handler to use than bull
ky paper ones. "a
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-03


o a benefit lance t. rails for so
music
Banks
a
by Dept)
few
be given Thursday niehtat Ppm. Photo oby dBanks)
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-03
JAZZMAK RECEIVERS

ROME: Louis sSatchmo'
Armstrong internationally
famous trumpeter, has been
released from a Spoleto
hospital after a remarkably
swift recovery from pneumo-
MIA last week.
Armstrong said he felt
fine and took a stroll in the
sun. He attended a party
and made plans to fly back
to the United States to cele-
brate his birthday on July a.
He will be 50 on Saturday.
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-03

STORKlkC ROUND
Willie and Bernice livery,
5044 S. 10th. It was a wee
girl who made her debut on
June 8.
Congratulations to Clar-
ence and. Velma Gaffney,
2451 E. Weir Ave. for the
daughter born on June g.
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14

key Perry, Elaine Schanak-
er, Rama Schinagle, Rhe a.
ingerman. Pat Strainic
Janet Sulc, Linda Tam, Con-
ME Thrasher, Dale w cir
Curt Whitright, Pam Wing
enbach, Cecilia Witt, Marcia
Woodford, Janice wright,
Marlene Renick. Judy Hend-
erson, Mary 10 Coradi, Mary
Howell, Tom Baptie.
Second Year Letter !.
(Musical C !.
Patti Ash, Glen Brown Bar
ara Bundus, Dick Burgess,
Charles Dunbar. John Erb,
Peggy F'ina, Mary Fisher,
Judy Hillen, Dolores Hite,
Marilyn Hlebak, N ancy
Knapp.
Lois Kuehnel. Linda M C :
Bride, Barbara Nozar, Di-
ane Pfaff. Suzanne Pfahl, SUI
san Phipps, Tina Pozone, Ro-
bby Rickard, Carl Rogers
Dennis Shimko. Ken Temple,
Karen Vandenburg, Arlene
Vaux, Sally Williams, Julie
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14

Woodford, Ronnie Hamilton
and Diane Pomeroy.
BAND. a YEARS
Diane Welsch, Bev erly
Barr, Jackie Prince, . a n
Boywer, Kirt Whitright, Bill
Head, Dick Dusa, Steve Bur
CESS, Pete Panauish, Eddie
Gardini, Thelma Johnson +,
Joan NeWberry, Roger Will
liams. Barry Davidson, Ster-
ling Moulton, Don Golf and
Sue Spear.
GLEE CLUB
First Year Certificates
Ted Aikens, Ivan Anzur,
Beverly Barr, Paula Bost -
wick, Charlene Colvin, B o b
Dowdall, Pat Fisher, Janet
Ford, Joyce Freeman, PhyI-
lis Gruden, Barbara Hajjar,
Patty Haueter, Penny Haue-
ter, Diana Henry, d vid
Hosmer, Joyce Johnson, Ann
Macdonald, Jean Mansfield,
Philippa Matthews.
Martha Neundorfer. Gwen
Noyak, Richard Opper, Mic
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14
BY MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN
Phone E. CIaridon 6-6217

CLARIDON - One hund-
red and five mothers a nd
daughters attended the ban
quet Wednesday nj g h t..
May 8. There were m any
compliments given to Ronnie
Wilmot who cooked d inn er
with Howard Ensign assist
ing, and the men of the Con-
gregational church who SER
ved it.
The program was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Thomas
of Sharon, Pa. They told of
their trip to Hawaii to visit
their daughter and family.
Also showed interesting pic
ture slides and souveniers !.
Mrs. Thomas is a sister of
Mrs. Raymond Grafton.
The Golden Rule Fellow :
ship met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Starr, Sat
urday night, May 8, with
eighteen present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Christensen of
Boston, Mass, were present.
The host showed his picture
slides. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Patton of Indianapolis. Ind,
dropped in for short call.
There was a good attend
ance at church to hear t h e
candidate, Robert Christen :
son, and at the family din
ner following.
Our district congressman,
Mr.. Robert Cook of Roots
town, o., will be the Mem
orial day speaker. The East
Claridon w. s. G.. S. will
serve dinner in the town
hall at noon following servic-
eS.
Mrs. Pat Naramore spent
the weekend of May 8, with
her son, John, who attends
Ohio University at Athens.
Mrs. Roert Fenwick spent
the weekend at B o Wiling
Green University with her
daughter Janet.
Alice Wilmot had several
bones broken in her left
hand recently.
Mrs. Alice Murrey enter
tained family Sunday even
ing in honor of Elwin STAIRS
birthday.
A family gathering was.
held Sunday in Chesterland,
for Rev. Robert Patton. at his
home, who was 80 years old
May 8.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond
Morgret entertained Friday
May 8, in honor of their dau-
ghter Colleen who was one
year old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sha-
mower of Mentor, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bower
Sunday afternoon.