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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15
BY Mrs. Bette scheeIe

by NhkSs DGtkkC sChCClE
Munson Mems Club will
hear candidates tonight at
8:15 pm. in the Munson Bass
Lake Road School. Every
one Is invited, Members and
guests will be informed about
the various bond issues and
operating levies, which will
require their attention at the
polls in November.
Since Munson township is
divided into two school dis
tricts, representatives will be
on hand from both. Every
one member and non-member
will have the opportunity to
ask questions Of the speakers.
Following are the issues and
candidates who will speak
tonight:
MUNSON TOWNSHIP TRUS-
TEES: one position open; no
candidate has filed. 1t will
be necessary to write in the
name of your choice. Two
men have indicated that they
would like to be considered,
James Smith and Kenneth Err
tell.
Munson Township Clerk-in-
cumbent Jack Mcdonald.
Munson Township Fire De-
partment-1 mill operating
levy. Speaker, James Dun
can.
Geauga County School
Board-two positions open;
Mary Franks, Robert Dins-
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Industrial Arts

Industrial Arts
woodwork, metalwork, ell
ectricity, home mechanics,
printing and crafts or combin-
ations of these as desired.
Beginning or advanced clas-
ses as required. Glass limit "a.
Industrial arts room, Mon
day, 7::30 to $50 pm. Fee So
plus materials used. Instruct
ors-Mr. Toothman and Mr..
Thomas.
Typing
Learning to type, keyboard
techniques, letters, envelopes,
business forms (personal and
office use). Glass limit, 25.
Typing room, Monday 7:30 to
$50 pm. Fee $8. Instructor
Mr.. Rusnak.
Enameling on Copper
Beginning and advanced
jewelry making. Class limit
Is. Art room-Monday, 7::30
to $50 pm. Fee So plus ma
terials used. InstructorMrs
Messal.
Conversational French
Brush up your French or
start from. the beginning. This
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15

Installation services for
the Rev. Fred E. Zachar-
las as minister to the Pill
grim Christian Church were
held on Sunday, October 4th
at 400 pm. Rev. A. E.
Kirby of the Chardon Meth
odiSt Church gave the In
vocation and the Scripture
Reading. The Installation
Sermon, Calling the Con-
cerened" was given by DR..
j. William Lee, associate
professor of the Philosophy
of Religion, oberlin School
Of Theology. Rev. John
Bean, associate secretary
of the Ohio Christian Mis-
sionary Society, gave the
Charge to the Minister and
the Charge to the Congre-
cation. The prayer Of In
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15

CHESTERRobert @. Lin
dsey, superintendent, an
nounced today a schedule of
adult evening education. He
pointed out the program Is
self supporting and will be en-
larged If there is sufficient
demand. All classes begin
the week of October 19 and
continue for eight weeks. All
classes will be at West Ge-
auga High school,
The schedule of classes Is as
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stallation was given by Rev.
Lewis L. Gilbert, Assistant
Superintendent, Ohio Con-
ference of Congregational
Christian Churches. Mr..
Robert Neill, Elder gave
the Declaration of Install
alton. Greetings from sew
eral churches in Geauga
and Lake Counties were
brought by their pastors. A
reception for Rev. and Mrs.
Zacharias was held immed-
lately following the SER
vices, in the Church par
lorS.
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children my friend deserves
more than a free hospital bill. "
Speaking as one who has
picked up the tab regularly for
a half-dozen offspring, I quite
agree with you that your friend
deserves more than just a free
hospital bill when she has had
her 18th child. Something
on the order Of a baby sitter
liable to cope with all dozen
youngsters) on call for the
next year-free Of charge. Now
that would be a reward, indeed.
AS to the origin of ION the
house." the chances are that
the original "house" was a
British inn or tavern. In the
years before prohibition, it was
the custom of most saloons or,
as they are known in England,
public houses" to give a free
drink with every third or
fourth one bought. This drink
was ION the house"-meaning
at the expense Of the establish
ment.
Nowadays, of course, such a
Evening star., 1959-09-29

they enjoy listening to me tell
them what you wrote about
and especially the origin Of
words and phrases.
"How did the expression on
the house. meaning free get
started? A friend Of mine just
had her 18th child and the
hospital said the 18th child
would be on the house. My
5-year-old son asked how such
a small child could possibly get
on the roof Of a house. Per-
sonally, I think that after IL
Evening star., 1959-09-29

practice is unknown. Indeed,
it is prohibited by law in many
States. So the expression ION
the house" has come out from
behind the bar, SO to speak.
and is now so common and
respectable a part of the Ian
guage that the hospital may
use it with complete propriety
in awarding to your friend
what amounts to a discount
for quantity business!
Released by the Bell Syndicate.
Evening star., 1959-09-29
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM

SCAMP
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

II enjoy your column every
night in our paper" writes Mrs.
Pasco Galiette of Waterbury,
Conn. 1T is delightful as we'll
as educational. AS the mother
of two boys, I often discuss
your column with them and
Evening star., 1959-09-29
New Help for Millions
With Ear Wax Trouble
A New Discovery Removes the Most Deeply
Buried Ear Wax Safely and Painlessly at Home

An amazing number Of people
suffer from deeply impacted
ear wax (cerumen). Some have
doctors remove it with painful
instruments. Others try poking
1t out with sharp objects and
risk puncturing their ear
drums. Still others do not even
kno1o they have it. They only
know their ears feel clogged.
EAR WAX MAY BE BREEDING
GROUND FOR GERMS. This hidden
wax may lead to serious infec-
tions. But till now, there has
been no effective home remedy.
MEDIcALLY-TEsTED KERID. Only
recently, scientists discovered
Evening star., 1959-09-29
WORD GAME
Find Is or more words in
N A ARC EINE

meaning "a bitter alkaloid."
Average is 81 words; time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules Of the game-Words must be
be OF four or more letters. 2. Words
which acquire four letters by the addi-
tion Of IS" such as bats" cats" are
not used. 3. Only one form Of a word
is used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to MARGRAvE
mare, marge, mage, agar, ager. agave,
area, arear, aver, rage, rave, rare,
ravage, ream, rear, rearm, game, gave,
gear, germ, gram, grave.
Released by The Bell Syndicate.
Evening star., 1959-09-29

ADVERTISEMENT. A
Evening star., 1959-09-29

the perfect formula for remov-
ing stubborn ear wax. 1t works
in minutes, is absolutely safe
and painless. At first this
formula was available only to
doctors. Now you can use this
selfsame formula in Kerid
Drop at home.
KERID GETS RID OF EAR WAX IN
MINUTES. Do not confuse Kerid
with ordinary drops that merely
"soothe. The hardest wax is
softened by Kerid. 1t can be
flushed right out. Suddenly
your ears feel good, clear. Kerid
10 guaranteed to remove ear
WGs or your money back.
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STA WEEK lip

COLORED-i10a MEADE ST. NE
:. rooms, nicely furn shed. En-.
ployeu couple. Sll week Lu
l-SU52.
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THE GILBERT HOTEL

l. .460 10th ST. NV.
new furniture, excel maid serV.
ice, s4-hour switchboard service
Single and double rms some WITH
private baths A FIRST class note
for irst-class guests. Rates. SS5C
| weekly and IN
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R00MS FURN.-MD..vA

COLORED-Se5 ADRIAN ST. Sc
Nicely furn. room. home priv.
legeS. LII .-g2OI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNIINUEp)

LUNCHEONETTE, downtown. mod:
Closes \ pm. n days. Made for
husband, wife team. Top location.
To inspect, phone Ma. $4,000.
Eve, JU, S-35b6.
wOTELS FOR sALE-Advice and
consultation by exclusive full.time
motel broker and travel specialist
Offering recommendation on best
buys In motels and sites.
JOE n. THOMPSON
~ woodward Bldg. Jackson $4,000
NEW MERCHANDISING BUsI.
NESS, can be fully implemented
with additional $1,000 maximum:
invest; unlimited potential, in-
.quiries received through Wed. IS
March. MR.. BENNETT. FE. 7.34y2.
RESTAURANT. li0S Bladensburg
I'd. ne. OWNER must sacrifice AZ
once. Ma. S-y74J
SACRIFICE TV snOP-Lots OF
good viii established. 2 years
service; good sc. location, tTansp.;
well equipped, good help. Sacrifice.
Cash sale. 10. l-4O22, CHI.
S-4497,
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Manage your own business
Well above average income
Modern facilities
Paid training program
Financial aid
Favorable rent
Capita investment required
PHONE LII 2-2539. Mr.. NUGENT
SMALL RETAIL BUSINESS, GOOD
lease and location in Arlington.
Everything complete: $1,000 cash.
Box 42S-S Star.
WILL LEASE the Raphael Theater
al 1902 9th st. NV. Will make
wonderful church property. For
full information, see J. A. HAY
DEN. 22S Woodward Bldg. 18th
and II SITS. NV, MA. S-7312.
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" S

4 merson. sylyania; brand-nev
lay.away: all size screens: youl
cnolce Of eolors, lake over pay
ments o, approx, 81 per week OF
- per mo. Call day or night FOL
Tree home demonstration, AID
4-17lO.
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VILLAGE bedrms
baths. sep. din. rm. Cheerful
lily. rm., iirepl.. huge scTeenet
porch. iull bsmt.; fenced I'd. trees
M schools. shops. bus: cow
Melpar, ientagon. D. c.; Sl60
AID J-Gslu
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HOUSES FOR SALE-H.W.

CHEVY CHAsE--.Close 10 elemen-
tary schools; large home: 3 bed
rms, = baths liv. Tm.. family
din. rm.. mod. KIT 2-car ga
rage, on extra Iot Excel for
children. S.j.350. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO. EN-. 3-ISOO.: ewes,
WO. 6-i4dO.
CLEvE. PARK, ST. ANN's-Fine,
big 4-beorm.. 2ia-bath Semidet.
brR. home IN a wonderful neigh
borhood near the best schools in
the city. Large eopms with nigh
ceiling. Excellent condition. In,
cludes den, fireplace, gear built-in
garage. gas h.-w.h. Low 2Osl
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
7-l41l: ewes, EN-. 3-9293.
CHEVY CHASE, 2 blocks TO La
ayette-Spaelou4 and gracious
masonry Colonial: 2S-ft. living
rm., large dining rm., electric
kitchen, powder rm., 3 double
size bedrms, master rm. very
larseJ: . baths up. Charming pri-
vate garden with 2-car garage.
Well built: oil h.-wh.
Billingsley Realty Co.
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18th AND C SITS. Sc, betweel
Armory and D. c. Gen. Hospital
LARGE mod duplex: scr. porch ant
S63 sTEUART BROS. INC. hi
7-2i34, DI. 7-S6eb.
sos MASS AVE. N.E.-3-rm., pvt
bath apt; S87 so, utiis. furn
2H2S 10Th st. Sc, 3-rm. apt. pyt
bath. utils. furn.; apt. bldg $40
ESTATE CO.
4.i EAST CAPITOL ST. - Yer,
and hot water fuTn' ni being g'I red lee
&S5 mo. Key Apt, 1: Inspect Of
cal CO. 5-8222.
I1ii2 SOMERSET PL. NV, neal
Walter Reed Hosp. and transp-
Etnciency: SOB 80 per mo. Cal
400 BLK. KENNEDY ST NV
Modern = bedrms.. liv. rm., din
rm., kit. bath: cow. TO every
thing; $7y. so. J. EARLY DAWN
$40 Ord ST. NV. APT, 3
2 Rooms, Kit. Scr. Pch.; S57 81
WASHINGTON RLTY., RE. 3-S30I
1915 New Hamp. Ave. NV
2-Bedroom Apt. $l3!
Completely redecorated: two lars,
bedrooms. living room kitchen
pantry and foyer: Just on Dupon
see MRS. FERGUSON. Res. Mgr
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CONN. AVE. APT.-Luxury furn
career gJl - to Is, share with
another girl. Refs. exeh. Boz
430-S. Star.
MID-AGE COUPLE with 8-rm. ~.
bath luxury apt: parking: good
health. refined executive tyne
Will share with same for com.
panionship and asst recupera tion
from auto accident. Free rent
Single unemployed woman might
qualify. mature, personsble. Write
description of selves, education
exper.. phone. Box los. Star.
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$95 to $3.50
Immediate Occupancy

4IIlIIleuIdCe occupancy
Several newly redecorated prick
ramblerS in Falls Church ana An
nandale area. Many with all
electric GE kitchens. including
garbage diSposals. dishwasherS,
etc. Fireplace. 2-3 bedrms Mr.
schools, stores and buses. Apply
portion OF rent towards purchase
option. LARCHMONI REALTY,
INC, JE. $4,000 JE. 2-6il5.
COLORED--VAC.-RENT AND BUY
;ird AND PEABODY SITS. NV
Beautiful Diet. corner home. ii rms.
e2mpl: decorated: huge rear yard
TU. 2-lOAO JU S-g47i
COLORED-ANACOSTIA - 4-bed-
rm.. del corner brick. lge. yard.
coal INV h, SO. To inspect, call
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10
$4,000
COLORED 1871 End ST. Sc
S45. arm. row brick. nice condi-
SHELTON. ReaItor. 10. 5-906o.
COLORED-I93O 18th ST. NV.
% rms :. kits. bsmt,. oil heat,
newly dec SllU per mo. To see
call ST. 3-3657.
COLORED-I535 9Th ST. NV
$40. so per mo-, Is rms. bath
brick. coal beat. To inspect call
ST 3-3657.
COLORED-I6 nth ST. SEE
rms. and bath: brick: $40 50. MA.
s-O35O. EN-. 3-5407
COLORED-I6th AND S NV
rms. bath. " kits; oil heat
fenced I'd; suit . families; SI2J.
DIXIE RLTY. CO. Ma. $3.50
COLORED - 20 X ST. NE. = 10
rms, :. baths; oh. only sos. 80
mo. MR.. NEUMANN, MA. $1,000
COLORED Mr.. End AND WEB
STER N.W.-April |; excel 6-rm.
brick; oil heat; $50; Govt EN-
ployed ADULTS preferred. To in
spect. write refs. to BOX lSS-K.
star
COLORED--RENT WITH OPTION
Sth AND TUCKERMAN SIS NV
Lovely U-rm semidet. brick: vacant
and decorated.
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MODERN ATTRACTIvELY FURN.
lsh kPw APa; So S5S ~! 9Th st. 2 e
1919 Eye 81, NV. Ma. S-367g.
ONE.fEAR LEAsE--duar. agains,
rent increases good location, .
ana . bedrm. apis, 10, 2-0l52
n. II. AVE. NV. I535.-compietei,
furnished l-room, private batf
apt. also linens.
PlNEY BR. RID. NV. mr.. Walter
Reed - Entire ;Ird A.; liv. rm.
bedrm., kit, pvt. bath, utils
500 30. Quiet, empl. cple. only
Refs. Rh. 3-35aa.
SHERATON PARK vIC.-Efle. just
redec. utils incl. S75 dbl. $40 sci
1905 Garfield ST. nv DU. T-700S
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Billingsley Really Co.
ELEGANCE

For the gracious: sitting rm.. mas
Sive Drawing rm., magnlticently
appointed. townhouse for tht tue
urbanIte. II you require. or IL
you desire, that close-in, spacious
the ultimate in convenience ard
SophIsticstion. By appointment
only. Miss Meyers. EXCLUSIVE,
j. LEO KOLB CO., FE. 3-2l00;
week ends and ewes. ia. S-4426.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
tcoNIlNUeD)

Emery Georgian Hotel
1912 g ST. NV.
= blks. " White House, near YMcA,
rms, Z lobhies, RE 7-IsiS.
HAWTHORNE Hotel
2l34 q ST, NV
omiortable rms. near mod hath,
With showers Phones and runninI
water In rms Spacious LOBBY Li,C
TV LOUNGE a4-hr PIX desk anC
eley service Convenient location
sgle,. weekly 5000 up: daily So
Dble.. weekly $50, daily SB.
RE 7-4O2f
LARGE FRONT RIM. for gentleman
Call DU. 7-11bS after z pm, ST
month. furnished.
NV. SECTION - Pvt. home, kit
privil.. share bath with one other
woman. AID. 2-llSb after 3 pm.
wkdays.; all Sat, sun.
p ST, NV, I55S, near Dupon,
circle-Clean single room. mex
bath, maid service.
THE GILBERT HOTEL
a46O 10th ST. NV.
owner. management, New paint
new FURNITURE, excel maid serV'
ice, .24-hour switchboard service
Single and double rms some WITH
private baths A FIRST. class note
Tor nrst-class guests. Rates, Ss5t
weekly and up
THE MAURY
s wnst rooms roS $40 ssna 81 PEI
water In rooms. maid service anC
eley; 70l 10Th st NV,
nv IN YOUR ROOM-Reirie. grill
Slb. 6l5 22nd st. NV. ST. 3-5S33
VIC. WALTER REFD-Nice s,nsls
rm. with shower: al convenlenees;
young lady only, RIA 6-6bs7
l3:S EMERSON ST.--3 sinal,
rooms; convenient Transportation
IN private home. RA. 6-437O.
ISs3 PARK RD.-Lovely clean rms
Yng. men; sgle, dble maid Serv
5000 parking; So wk DU 7-aS74
10th ST. NV, 3II4-sgle. anS
a an newly decor. Apt. only
$14 WEEK UP
Nice warm rms; Ice dble. rms.
500 daily per person; suit
ladies, gentlemen or coles: maic
serv. ldry. facils.: block, Conn,
blks. Mayfiower, 1870 18th st
nv. LU 2-7l99, RE. 7-8IiS
NE s-SOOi.
COL0RED-I LRG. SINGLE RM
IN Christian home: close TO l4th
COLORED-lith AND EUCLID ST
NV. Lee sgle. and cole rms. fIrn
or uniurn kit. priv. LII. 4-8Sl 5
C0L0RED. newly decorated; Liz,
new furn. on 10th St. bus line,
single person. 50 q wk. tn 2-S590
COL0RED. Ice. SGLE. RM.-Ney
TO bath. For empl. person. Conven
lent to transportation. Call TU
s-ai5S.
C0LORED, NICE FRONT room
Quiet home Have all privileges
Call Ii. 7-B247.
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WESLEY HTS.
NEW LISTING

IN WASHlNGTON'S
MUS1 FASHIONABLE NEIGH
BORhOOD. THIS DELIGHTFUL
HOME. HAS A GRACIOUS
CENTER-HALL PLAN. LARGE
LIVING Ii .GY E R98M WITH WITH P FiRE3
LIBRARY AND THEN ONTO
ERRACE. A SPACIOUS DINING
ROOM SUITABLE FOR FORMAL
ENTERTAINING. MoDERN
KITCHEN WITH DISHWAShER
AND DISPOSAL. FIRST FLOOR
LAVAToRY. 4 BEDROOMS AND
SERVANTS QUARTERS AND
Bath ON THIRD. FULL BASE
MENT WITH PLAY AREA. GA.
RAGl, PRICED IN THE 5Os FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE. FOR AP-
PoIN1MENT TO SEE. CALL MRS.
KERKAM EN-. 3-669S. EX-
CTUSIVE WITH
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators
sod cutters, ~ollers. etc. RENTAL
tool & EQUIP. CO, JU. 5-5O40,
FLOOR SANDERS, polishers, wet.
/ drv lacs low rates MODERN
FLOORS. 243i 18th 81 NV
FRONT END LOADER. John Deere
on cleatS $50 a dav: S2S0 pei
week RENTAL TOOLS ANIL
EQUIPMENT CO ~ 5-5O4u.
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bANAAs Flob ItlDs ~
S-34gO; ewes. 10. 5-4sOO.
SILVER SPRING--Redecorated.
hedrms fenced lot; CORY. schools
bus at door: Sl25. HE. 4-G935.
MESTGATE-Mod. house: Z lge
pee m : full II, baths Z half baths
mod. elec. kit. patio with brio
barbecue bssebd. h.-wh. Wiret
for air cond.: conven. Ice. close Il
schools. Direct route to dntown
ID. c. Avail. immed May be seer
by apt. Rent S275 per mo. GEO
Y WORTHIkGTON a. SON. 3l4t
M ST. NV, Re 1920.
$50 MASS. AVE. NEG ige. rms
bath, bSmt. oil heat, nice yard
So; II; 4:5943; w1LLoUGHBY
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AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms by the day or week
including maid service Reducet
rates Tor monthly occupancy will
or without linens and maid service
Secretarial service: sun Cacf over
looking entire city ampl'1-d mas
Ter television snt@nns syytnm
GARAGE facilities L. Minis iron
While House
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Stuart & Maury, Realtors
5207 WIS. AVE. NV.

Two kits, ga baths. rec, rm.. OF
10th NV; colored or white. AID.
9-~S1O
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APARTMENTS WANTED

2-BEDRM. APT. Riverdale or Col
lege Park area preferred; needed
April l through June 10. Az
1-jY4g.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DESIRE TO RENT OR LEASE
ATTRAC., partially furn. house,
: {. - peurms, River I'd poto
mat area, or rock Greek Park
OIL G-6l2S.
SERVICE FAMILY OF Needs y
bedrm. home for 30 TO 90 day pc
riou. Prefer un.urn. CIR. j-""69.
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COOP APIS. FnR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS 2-bedrms. ::
lrst door, corner: convenient loca-
ton: terms, 81 interest On un-
paid balance. To inspect call JOHN
l. SHELTON. Realtor, 10, $4,000.
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ROCKVILLE

koChNlLLt-3-b 2-story brk
Liv. rm with fireplace Full DIN
nm; bsmt. and garage attached
Close TO schools and shopping
Sl2U mo. PO. 2-42g6
Sc. WASHINGTON-Three bed
rooms. u baths, completely re
decorated reasonable rent. 10
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SILVER sPRISG-Brick Colonial
Il rms hnfh Si.is ~

SILVER SPRING. bedrms., f.
baths, neat: Slj0 mo-: avail. Apri,
!: STUART & MAURY, Realtors
IKE. 7-l37O.
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Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL FE. 7-44OO

BOILING VIC. - Attr. I-bedrm
apt. suit - Modern tide. Linens
dishes. Express bus to 10th and
Pa Close shop. churches. 10
CAPITOL HILL-1363 Mass ave Sc
j rms, den LIST ur.: refined
adults. Sll0 mo. Ii. 3-3O03.
CflILLUM d. Centre End floor
Of detached home. Pvt bath.
utils furn RIA. 3-3332
CLEAN; . bedrms. liv rm., dinette,
Elt. bath. Utils inc. Laundry
facilities 20 2-5401.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. i5I5-Larse
efficiency large living rm. with
Hollywood beds kitchen and bath
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Evening star., 1959-10-11

children had been juvenile de-
linquents.
A Washington State male
teacher said: What a child
fails to learn through his head
he should learn through his
other end"
An unemployed upstate New
York recreation director: IF
you soft-soap these kids too
much they think they can get
away with anything"
An Indiana high-school
teacher: II have seen enough
to know that II the parents took
the problem child in hand at
home, we wouldn't have to do
1t at school,"
Oppose Corporal Punishment
Those who disagreed gener-
ally said love, reason and un-
derstanding did more good than
spanking. Some further ideas:
An Arizona matchmaker:
"You can get further with good
psychology" A California engi-
neer: Children need something
more than punishment" A
Washington State foreman:
Corporal punishment causes
RIGHTEOUSNESS and leads to ju-
venile delinquency"
Not typical was the response
of the manager Of a Utah hard
ware store: II think some of
these little hoodlums should
have hell kicked out Of them" "
Evening star., 1959-10-11
Editorial Writers
Elect Officers

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 10 (AP) .
Robert S. Bates, editor and
publisher of the Meadville
(Pa.) Tribune, was elected
chairman of the National Con-
ference of Editorial Writers at
its 18th annual meeting here
Friday night.
Honolulu was selected for the
1861 meeting. The writer's meet
next year in Richmond, Va.
Other officers elected were
Lauren K. Soth, Des Moines
Register and Tribune, vice
chairman; Greed C. Black, Sa-
vannah (Ga0 News-Press, Sec
retary, and Millard c. Browne,
Buffalo Evening News, treas
urer
Named to the executive board
were the retiring chairman, M.
Carl Andrews, Roanoke World
News; Clifford E. Carpenter,
Rochester Democrat & Chron-
icle; Frank H. Crane, Indian
apoliS Star; WILDER Elston,
Minneapolis Star & Tribune;
James j. fitzpatrick, Richmond
News-Leader, and Paul Nc
Kalip, Tuscon (ArizJ Daily
Citizen.
Evening star., 1959-10-11
Trapped 2 Hours in Crash,
Trucker Dies in Maryland

CUMBERLAND, Oct. 10 (AP)
"A young truck driver, i'm
prisoned for two hours in the
cab of his tractor trailer after
it barreled down a hill and
slammed into a tree Saturday,
died in a hospital here a short
time later.
Donald Lushbaugh, 25, Of
Hagerstown, suffered a crushed
chest and broken back in the
smashup on U. S. 40 six miles
east of Cumberland.
Witnesses said he remained
conscious throughout his en-
trapment as rescuers worked
frantically to free him. After
removing the truck gasoline
tanks with hacksaws, they cut
away part of the crumpled cab
with acetylene torches.
An hour after his release,
however, Mr.. Lushbaugh died
in Sacred Heart Hospital.
Mr.. Lushbaugh had been
closely following a tractor
trailer driven by his brother,
Clarence, on a two-truck haul
of roof covering m a terra
shipped from Hagerstown.
AS they approached Cumber-