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GROVETON
HIGH SCHOOL

Attractive frame rambler
on Q 7uiet street. This g.
bedroom charmer has q
beautifully finished" rec
reation room and central
STRENGTHENING Assume q
big 4l2'S Oh loan. Out Of
town owner says sell" at
$16.7b0l Call SO. 5-6790
TO see it today.
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BUICK '57 4-dr. hit: p.s.. p.b.. r.
and h.: like new; S1.S95. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK. LU. 4-1717.
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CRESTwOOD
RAMBLER

Assume almost $4,000
in Q 4sss OF loan en-
this well-eared-fo 3-year-
old brick rambler. in North
Sprtngfeld. There's q liv-
ing room with fireplace,
separate dining room. large
fully equipped kitchen. 2
bedrooms. tiled bath. full
daylight basement. storm
windows and expertly land
ecaped fenced lot. Easy
70 buy at S19.S5O. Call
FL 4-a600 to see it today.
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GOLF CLUB
MANOR

A FINE home in q FINE
neighborhood built by a
ZINE builder for FINE
EOLkS. who enjoy the
FINER things IN life
This delightful new CEN
ter-hall rambler has ex-
cellent details worked
throughout There are 3
large bedrooms, 2is baths,
IuIl bsmt,, 26-ft. rec rm.,
scr; porch. 2-car garage
and generously Wooded
iot. You'll feel as We do
It's Q FINE value at S36,-
300. Call ia. 10000 TO
see 1t today.
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BUICK 'B7 Roadmaster Riviera
Rs .r,tp a a-dccr dEnaiioS radio.
mileage. like new, only S2.ip5.
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WARREN
WOODS

yust-like-new brick ram.
bier In Q pleasant Fairfax
neighborhood. There are 3
bedrooms. q fun basement
end = tree.shaded A-aere
lot Buy FHA with only
~ $40 cash down. Call
CIR. 3-4560 to see It today,
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

"A PRIVATE PARTY with . GOOD
clean car please call ia. 0-266l
Will pay high price.
CHEVROLET WANTED. viii pay
highest cash pTic efor clean car
ANY year or model. Call Ia.
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62l Arl. blvd. p. C.. JE. 3-1ls9
BUCKS so; selection Of new mod
els, immediate delivery. EMER-
SON d oRME BUICK. 18th and
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GENTLEMAN
FARMER

Attractive redwood rambler
on A-acre level lot with
tall trees. There's Q 16x2I
living room, large separate
dining room, 12x13 kitch-
en-, 3 bedrooms t12xlb B,
19x16 and 10xi2l. Ia
baths. breezeway and ga
rage. "Out IN the country"
in Vienna. Virginia: S16,-
800. Call OR. 3-4560 to
see II today.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
We Can Sen Your HOUSE


We Can Sell Your House
In any section Of the District or
nearby Maryland, We have been
s Iu,id n..,,c ana eIlins noI.ss n
for many years and are probably
property for you. Free appralsal.
II you Wish quick and satiaiae-
tory results, call A. III. PARKER,
RA. 0-2509, Ma. 2-4077.
]. B. TIFFEY u SON
WILL PAY ALL CASH for low.
priced Arlington and Eairfax co
houses. Deal direct You pay nc
commission. Quick settlement
IA. ALIAS.
ist GET our CASH OEEER. then
shop and compare, COX a CO..
RE 7-l633, Ju. B-077b.
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Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.

62l Arl. blvd, r. c. JE. 3-1Iss
] BUICK SO Super 4-dT. sedan:
7 dynanow transIn., 2. and h. 2-tonO
paint, tinted glass.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
B0ATS

ROLLER. ton: 1858 Roll-Pac for
asphalt and sod: excel. cond. Easy
to handle. IA. 2-6231.
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LOTS, ACREAGE ron SALE
lcoNIIkuEpI

MONT. co.'s acres: new RI. 20
Close-ini for Investment, Let pop-
ulation growth make capital rains
party. sTRoUi Co. kA' ess7oc
pUTsTANDiNG NV. Loo. over.
zbxigb; liberal term. ives, NJ
< -G sssiNS Ely c6. "ss44' 'oLIEs
10 CHOICE ACRES. finest 6idT.
Die; $500 per sJ acre more
k sesiissns. W. pl 4.iSso. LAND CO.
5 LOTS m sUITLAND-oVer Y
acre each, 1 blk. on suitiand
Call re. 0-s543 or 10. S.77es.
1885 90. TT.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
VICINITY i4TH AND EUCLID NV,
OWNER CO. B-l954
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FRANCONIA
SPRINGFIELD

Here's an almost new g.
bedroom. 2-bath rambler
on a choice corner lot for
only $17.260. There's .
full daylight basement.
ideal for finishing" into
q recreation room. Good
neighbors too. Call FL, T.
$500 to see It today.
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WHEATON.

OFFICE BUILDING SITE.
$4,000 50. It,; ideal for
stonel once bldg, ample
parking; purchase or will
build and lease.
c.. $4,000 so. TT. v
blk. on 0eorgia ave, ready
TO 90; perfect for auto sup-
ply, building materials, or
similar uses, Public park
ing adjacent with alley In
7aS csll M Mr. ., Kss5g. 81 r,,s 3:
L. DIXON 4 CO. Rsaitors.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE. prime NE. Washing
s so4 IG $50 ea Sth 1900 $685.: g.
lot for parking: one story, brick:
concrete foor: 3 gates; small once.
ADT protection. Available about
owner. FRIES. BEAEL 4 SHARP
CO, 53t 10th st. NV. Washing
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INDUSTRIAL; p. Geo. Co, mr.. d. c.
line-Will sell or build; II option-
81. Owner. WA. 7-66ld.
SALE D. G,
INpggq,sTRiAA a. "A, AeREAGE
HOFFMAN, 4 HOFFMAN,
1917 BRENTWOOD RID. NE. CBE-
TWEEN NEW YORK AVE. NE.
District Of Columbia, now occu.
pi SS oo 6y =, ,.. yrs 9; company Z
soStrae. Of sisS. 600 t al cash sy VIII
be accepted unless higher offers
he .. ). pistfiet Court esstc' Motions sS
Part are made to said Motions
Court on the 23rd day Of March,
1859 At 10 am. at which time
said Court win entertain any
higher offers. For further infor-
nation contact JEROME j. DICK,
Attorney, 607 Ring Building,
Washinston 8. d. g. Telephone
District 7-4174.
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Jack Blair & Co.
GARAGES

DowNIowN LOCATION :. open
parking. 18th and o sts. NV. Elk.
Ice. GAR, suit. park. or storage;
nr. 14th and Spring I'd. NV. $50.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. S-SSSO.
WANT TO RENT GARAGE in
Arlinston- Alexandra area? Call
XII s-4634, after q pm,
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

SPACE WANTED fol
aluminium products; 5000 to 5000
50. IT. Must be mr.. Wash. Alex
bridges. Write Box 145-S, Star.
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ts s 4;.l sso si.S: ~ s ssIB;!
Vim i sasss. VIII h 0'ayfiI @.;.,. 0T Hn
s s;;llSssi. OIL. 4-5o39. JOHN n.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
APARTMENTS
8 BUILDINGS-36 UNITS

Seldom do We have the opportunity
TO ofier such attractive apartment
buildings, located In good rental
area, close-in Arlington. Reason.
able rentals. Consistently fully oc-
cupied Property has been well
maintained. Buildings recently
painted and parking lot paved.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALIoRs. MORTGAGE BANKERs
CALVERT ST. -CONN. AREA NV
3-unit end row brick, Annual rent,
5000. Gas h.-w h. Some modern
king needed. MI. Wimsatt NE.
S.lba1, OIL. 4-6039. JOHN r.
HOkE.
CHOICE COMMERCIAL GROUND,
suitable for motel, lust outside OF
Falls Church: 32Q-ft, frontage on
Realtors. Jx. T-sSOo. S 3 'tii p ..
COMMRRClAL-42.OOO sd. H., near
Baileys X-Roads, zoned for Gel;
total price less than 100000.
1885. SERVICE REALTY, INC,
1904 North Rhodes St. Airing
ton. Va.
FOUR-UNIT BRK. BLDG, l4th
and Harvard NV: $500 mo, In.
come; only 81 800 On. RA. $4,000.
4 UNITS Sc; = =. Modern sssHidstIi
new new stoves ana new seiSrs. lust
installed; fully occupied, In excel.
cond. Rents $3.50 per mo. Price.
$4,000. Call RA. .6-47O0 or La.
9-04l4. I. MoSToW a co.
1907 T ST., N.W.-Vacant. Ar
ranged for 3 families. separate en-
trance. LIST trust $4,000 at 5lass.
Needs redecoratinR and some re-
pairs. A splendid investment OPP
RIGE xITY. 1T Ru. o? s,4sfl: ACACIA
9 UNITS sEMiDEI., corner brk.
apis. 2 bedrnls.. Nv. rm., dinette.
ktts bath each: l bachelor apt;
Just on New Hamp. ave. above
Grant Circle. Income S4.53O. Clos
Ing estate. Eyes; - Phone EN-.
3-UNIT APARTMENT
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt. bldg. in Ia
koma Park: Nd, for home and
income. Call Mr.. BosSi
Rutherford & Shulley, Inc.
Ju. 5000 Ewes. RA 6-28O5
COLORED-EXCELLENT BUYS in
2-unit. 4-unit, S-unit and 12-unit
apartment buildings, In good con-
dition; well financed. Small cash
invest. pays back quickly. THoM-
AS J. FISHER a. Co, 73R 18th
street NV. Mr.. HAGEN, Di.
7-6S3O, DE. 2-034O.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

AL SERVICE. Unlimited funds for
tirst and second trusts. Get cash,
, @.ri, P PAY Is s.I make Improve sC
Prompt free appraisal. Mr.
CROCKETT. HE. 4-6s94.
AAAA CASH LOANS and refinanc-
ing. Any amount-any purpose
consolidate debts reduce payts
D1 7-4445: ewes, ~. 9-949S.
CASH IN ONE DAY
End AND 3RD TRUST LOANS
Low RATES Elk. 3-7544
MONEY. end TRUST We will buy
2nd-trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd
Fl vi M EsfsHoaSls T sat iSvE "a
MENT CORP 1912 N. Y. ave
NV. Ma. S-5S33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
or End mortgage IA 2.230a or
IA 7-5S00
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
A. AytFAmAlV TnW ntuaan0Ns
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AUTO LEASING
CADILLAC $50

Lease, $3.50 per month; other
81 ssts sc &c RoYS Ie' sU iy5tf Ess isSS
INC. 1904 r I. ave, Brentwood,
Nd. WA. 7-7770.
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MCLEAN
4 BedrnnS.
S1.050 Down


For all Of this mighty tine home
Hits psy,. aonn san t Ds Ass otSsa
features include living room with
fireplace. full basement With rec
reatien foom, fenced large yard.
Walking distance to bus and
ter buy. be frst, call ia. $1,000.
N. Arlington
Ideally located on . lovely wooded
bedrooms. living room With IRE.
place. large screened porch. car.
port, full basement with reerea-
ton room. Only S1g,750 for this
desirable location, and best Of
al. assume biz loan. Hurry. call
US at IA, 5-040O.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

CHEAP FOR FAST sALE-Laree
beaut. lot, facilities Of clubhouse,
swim pool. yacht basin: Hollywood
Shores. JU. S-30e9.
10 ACRES, above Great Fails, va
1877 It. on river: $1,000 an acre
PL. 9-222a til 9 pm.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

FOREST HILLS. b. C.--Lot desired
Immediately. Call FURMAN
BUILDERS, OIL. 4-32bO.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
BY MARGARET M. DAVIS
Phone Jordan 4-51I1

kkOHC SOAu6h t-O42A
st. Helen's Catholic church
was beautifully decorated on
May 3 and buzzed with ac-
tiyity as go children m a d e
their First Holy Communion
at the 8 am. Mass. Church
was packed with the fam
lilies of the small ones with
standing room only. The chill
dren were met by both of
their parents as they entered
the center aisle to go inside
the Altar rail to receive their
communion under an arbor
of roses. Father James Mo-
ran was well pleased W i t h
everything and so were the
sisters of Notre Dame. Break
fast was served following
the picture taking, it was put
on by st. Helen's Guild.
The Newbury American
Legion held a special meet
ing on May 4 at their hall
SO they could make plans fol-
the coming Memorial Day.
The Holy name of st. Hell
ems will all receive commun-
ion at the 8 am. Mass o n
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Newbury News Items

Mothers Day, May 10.
Rev. and Mrs. Theron
French have moed into the
Frank Batunek house on Gen.
ter Road next to the New
bury Community Church.
The men of the church help
ed the French's move. Their
new telephone number is
Jordan 4-5315.
Sunday, May 3 was known
as Rural Life Sunday at the
Newbury church and there
was a special group of All
Youths at the Worship Ser
vice.
The Newbury Boy Scouts
Troop SO held their meeting
at the Newbury Church So
cial Hall on Monday evening
at 7::30 pm.
The Plymouth Rock Assoc
iation Laymen's Rally Sup
per at the Community church
on May 5, 1t was served by
the Women'S Guild Of t h e
church and was very we'll
attended. This was a meet
ing Of the Mems Fellowship
of the Association of Church
es in this vicinity.
The next Newbury School
P.T.A meeting will be held
on the IL of May at the school
auditorium at 8 pm. 1t will
be Instrumental Music night
and also Installation of the
new P.T.A. officers who are
Mrs. Carl Busse President,
Mrs. Henry Fix v. Presi-
dent, Mrs. Wayne Brinker-
hoff Sec, Mrs. Wilbur Bax-
ter Tres. The hostesses for
that night will be the first
graders mothers.
The Women's Guild of the
Newbury United Community
church will hold their next
quilting party on May 7 from
10:30 am. on. A pot lu k
luncheon will be served at
IL noon. All the ladies that
are interested in quilting are
urged to attend this.
Mary, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. julius Szabo cele-
brated her 9th birthday this
past week ard she had q
small party in her honor giv-
en- by her parents. She re-
ceiyed many nice gifts.
The flowers on the comm
unity church on May 3 was
given by Mrs. James Teich-
man in memory of her late
husband, James. The h o S t
and hostess at the door also
was Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Clifford. Mr.. Clifford is the
chairman of the Evangelism
Committee of the church.
Mrs. Donald league a n d
new daughter are home from
the hospital and so is Mrs.
Lloyd Albrecht and her new
daughter.
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At THE COURTHOUSE

on property in Russell Twp,
to collect the amount.
Trustees of Huntsburg Twp.
Arthur j. First. Paul Adams
and Edward Pilarczyk, have
filed suit seeking appropria-
ton of 2.284 acres for purpos-
es of expanding the township
cemetery. The land is owned
by John P. Krus. Cleveland.
4 y
Rulings
Upon application, Common
Pleas Judge Harold j. Rich
mond appointed Laddie f.
Marcus an auctioner 70 I
one year.
The divorce filed by Joseph
D. Hoyes, Chardon Rt. 5, a.
gainst Mary A. Hoyes, Char
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don, was dismissed at h is
costs.
The court found $2185. .18
due Barbara Micoch, Char
don Rt. 2, from Frank and
Betty Mlcoch, Painesville
Ravenna Rd., Chardon. If
the amount is not paid, prop
erty owned by Frank a n d
Betty Mlcoch is to be sold
to pay the amount. Also nam
ed as defendants. because
they are believed to claim an
interest in tn property, are
the Workingmen's compen-
sation Industrial Commission
of Ohio and Irene A. Marks,
as treasurer of Geauga Coun-
ty.
Martin r. Button, Hunts
burg. indicted by the April
Grand jury on a charge o {
grand larceny, changed his
plea to guilty and was placed
He was ordered to m a k e
on probation for one year.
full restitution to the Geauga
County Farm Bureau as a
condition of probation.
Virginia Nolan wills o n
Mills Rd., Chardon, was gran
ted a divorce from John No
Ian, Chardon, after he was
found guilty of gross neglect
of duty and extreme cruelty.
She was awarded custody Of
their children, in a separae
agreement made part of the
record. Mr.. Nolan is to pay
support.
The appointment of Jerry
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases


The Union Sand and Sup
ply Corp, Painesville, h a s
brought suit against Nat Far
inacci and Anthony Farinac-
ci, doing businss as Farm.
acci Cut Ston Co., Chardon,
The Painesville firm claims
$1147.41 due on account.
A foreclosure action h a 5
been filed by the Nightingale
Inc, Cleveland, the State
Savings and Loan Co., South
Euclid, and the treasurer Of
Geauga County. The N e W.
bury firm claims 1t has OBJ.
tanned a Judgment of $237s
against Alexander Builders
Inc, and seeks foreclosure
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NO ACCIDENTS

Chardon Village yesterday
completed thre weeks with
out an automobile accident,
police report. This is one of
the longest periods of time
in recent years with no car
collisions in the village.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07

Ray Mum, Newbury, as a
deputy sheriff by Sheriff
Louis A. Robusky was approx
ed by the Common Pleas
judge.
Robert Nicholl, 1874 Maple
Ave-, Chardon, was granted
a divorce from Rose Marie
Nicholi after she was found
guilty of gross neglect D (
duty.
4
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Harold Molzon, 81, Hunts
burg, Rt. /, and Eline Grant,
1, Hambden Twp, Chardon
Rt. 8.
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Like Mother I. Like Danghfer2

h
a tChmchFn
daughter beechoh when the
assembled them this
corecan rsareon
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Stote to Weigh
Criminal Liability
In Bus Tragedy

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Nd, Sept. ~ (AP).-The Gar
rett County grand jury VIII
have q chance next week to de-
eide whether any criminal neg
ligence was involved in the coll
lision Of q passenger train and
q school bus which killed 2
children and injured IL Thurs
day.
States Attorney Dwight Slower
said he would give the jury all
the details Tuesday.
The bus, carrying % students
bound for elementary and high
schools here, was hit by the
Baltimore and Ohio's Diplomat,
bound from st. Louis to Balti-
more.
Maryland's Court Of Appeals
the States highest court
has said that wilfull intent is
necessary to prove manslaugh-
ter.
State Police Capt. Charles
Magaha returned to the Pixies
vile headquarters yesterday
after supervising the initial in
vestigation Of the crash by the
State. Capt. c. B. Dillinger and
three other troopers remained
at the scene.
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Parole Officers
Chief Coils for
Lettering Curb

Allen M. Avery. supervisor Of
District parole officers. last
night strongly advocated an
anti-loitering law as a deterrent
to juvenile crime.
He told the Northeast Bound
airy Civic Association the time
to combat juvenile delinquency
is early, when remedial steps
will do some good.
Loiterers picked up by police
and taken to police headquar-
tiers for investigation would be
questioned to determine rea-
sons behind their activity.
Some problem youths. the su-
pervisor said, already had
Strengthened out with the in
formal help Of police. He cited
the case Of an unruly student
who gave up truancy and late,
Joined the United States Army
Others who talked at the
groups first meeting of the
current season were Charles r
Norris, president: Phillip john
son, president Of the Federation
of Civic Associations: the Rev
Everett A. Hewlett Of Sargent
Memorial Presbyterian Church
and harrington Parker ant
Woolsey w. Hall, past presi.
dents Of the Federation.
Mr.. Norris conducted the
meeting in Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Tie Division ave-
ME NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
Hearings Slated
On D. G. School
Tuition Bill

Between-session hearings in
the House District Committee
on District public school tut
ton are planned by Repre-
sentative Matthews. Democrat
Of Florida.
Mr.. Matthews said today q
subcommittee Of which he ia
chairman will hear testimony
on q bill sponsored by Repre-
sentative Broyhill. Republican
Of Virginia. which would tighter
tuition requirements for non
resident pupils attending Wash.
ington public schools.
The sessions probably will b.
scheduled about mid October
They also may deal with some
other pending legislative pro-
posals, Mr.. Matthews said.
The Florida legislator ant
Representative Mcmillan. chair.
man Of the the full District
Committee, meanwhile pre-.
dicted that another bill on ar
educational subject. providing
for o new junior college ct Dis
trict Teachers College. woult
be approved by the House q
the next session.
The Senate passed the JUNO
college legislation but 1t is VIZ
tually impossible for the Hous'
to act on 1t before the adjourn
ment expected almost momen'
tarily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
Reds Visit Seen
As War Weapon

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. Sept.
IL (AP).- Russian Premier
Khrushchev's visit to the
United States Is simply q new
weapon and a new tactic in an
old conflict. a student Of So
Wet affairs said yesterday.
DR.. Phillip e. Mosley, direc-
tor Of studies ct the Council
on Foreign Relations, Inc. Of
New York, criticized 1.-THE un-
renting effort Of the Soviet
leadership to extend its power
and influence" The former
director Of the Russian Insti-
tute at Columbia University
and former State Department
employe addressed the Mary
land Utilities Association.
mo exchange Of visits at
high level or low level and n,
conference at the summit OF
elsewhere is going to get rid
Of the problem Of continuing
conflict" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
Germans Paying
Norway Claims

OSLO. Norway. Sept. IL
(AP). - West Germany has
agreed TO pay Norway so mil
lion marks t$l4.6 million) as
compensation for victims Of the
Nazi occupation Of Norway dur
ing World War II.
The agreement. signed Au-
gust z, was made public yes
terday and win be effective
when ratified by Parliaments
In Oslo and Bonn.
The money will mainly be
distributed among Norwegians
who spent time in German
concentration camps during the
war. About 10000 were i'm.
prisoned but the exact number
Of present claimants is not
known.
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arship and about 5000 in fee:
for personal appearances.
AL preliminaries are over
and soon, thousands Of people
viii flock into convention hal
to witness the conclusion Of the
event. Thousands more across
the nation viii be able to tune
It in on CHS television.
Last might. Miss Michigan
British born Ann Penelope
Marston Of Wyandotte, won
the final preliminary talent
award with q display Of hei
prowess in archery.
= ~ Wins Swimsuit Test
:. The swimsuit competition
was taken by Miss Wisconsin
Mary Alice Fox Of Sheboygan
Wis. who caught the judges
eyes with her trim 35-23-341s
figure. clad In Q white bathing
costume.
Here are the winners Of the
talent and swimsuit prelimi-
nsries held Wednesday ant
Thursday nights:
Wednesday - An unprece.
dented three-way tie climaxet
the talent competition. Win
ners were Miss District o.
Columbia, Virginia Noble
Pailes, 81; Miss Pennsylvania
Lois Janet Percy Of Spring.
! field, and Miss Connecticut
Diana Martha K1ug, 81. o.
TDrrington. The swimsuit com
petition was won by Mis-
Washington State, Sharon
Joyce Vaughn. 81. Of Seattle.
sThursday-The talent aware
was won by Miss Illinois. 81
year-old Suzanne Ingehorl
johnson of Chicago. Miss New
York State. Bonnie 10 Marquis
10, Of Huntington, took tn
sYimsuit event.
IN the talent competition