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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
'NEWS from NEWBURY

Thursday, June 80, at 10:30
a m. and a pot luck lunch will
be held at noon. All the lad
les are invited to attend.
On Sunday, July II, a cook
out will be held for the Cub
Scout Pack Troop SO i,
at PunderSon State P + k
at 7 am. Silver Arrows
will be awarded to all the
boys that attend with their
parents.
Newbury Cub Scout Pack
SO would like to thank the fol-
lowing people for their gen.
erouS donation which made
it possible for their wonder
full picnic that was held on
June 26 at Hickory Lake in
Ohio, Nightingale EXcavat-
ing, Ramble Inn, Newbury
Hardware, Newbury Tavern,
Ivan BlaSe, Moonglow Tav-
ern, Sportshaven, Newbury
Auto, Lee and Bill Gore, Mike
Jordanek, Bud Rice, Hick-
ory Lake, Midway Inn, Man.
fredi Motors, Kuhen'S SUMO
co, Prot's Food Store, Ric-
cas- Store, NeWbury Sports
Goods, Newbury Sohio, Frank
Waltman, Sunoco in Char
don, Kiwanis Lake Tavern,
Smoker Lumber, Geoge Hess
Construction, and the House
and Garden.
Mrs. William Gore is still
giving Baton lessons a n d
those interested can call her
at Jordan ATTIC. The child
rem have to be from 5 years
old and up.
A horse show was held on
June 26 at Carleton College
on Rt. A and the Newbury
FLAMES" served the refresh
mentS.
The KiwaniS L a k e Wo-
mems club celebrated their
10th anniversary at the Com
munity hall in the lake on
June 2. They had a pot luck
and bingo.
The KiWaniS Lake Wom-
ems Club sponsored a dance
on June "a for teenagerS from
8 to 10 pm. They didn't al
low dungareS, SlackS or
shorts. Their next meeting is
to be on July 7 at the KiWaniS
Community Hall at 8 pm.
Summer meetings are to be
held the first Thursday Of
each month.
The Newbury Pins and Ne
edleS 4 H Club held their
meeting on June IA at New
bury school. Their mothers
were present as guests. Kay
Littler gave a talk on requir-
ed projects each group would
make from pot holders to
formal dress. Kay Blair gave
the demonstration on how to
lay a pattern on material and
cut it out. Barbara Mental
was elected refreShment cha
irman.
Celebrating anniversaries
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
BY MARGARET DAVIS
Phone Jordan 4-5111

There will be a card party
on July 2 at 8 pm, at the
community hall at Restful
Lake. 1t is open to the public
and the donation is $1.00 per
person. Refreshments will be
served. Come have a good
time with your neighborS and
friends.
Just a reminder at the pre-
sent time about the 10th year
celebration of the ReStful
Lake Association. A parade
will start the event on July
10 and a chicken dinner will
follow. Congressman E. Cook
will be the guest speaker at
the affair. More details next
week.
Mrs. Al MASTERING of Rest
ful Lake won the Burro that
was given away by the Wall
and Floor Covering Store in
Burton on June 25.
A good turn out was had for
the Treasure Chest" that
was held at the Newbury
Volunteer Fire Station on
June 25. 1t was given by the
FLAMES" the Auxiliary of
the fire station of Newbury.
On Thursday, June %, in
Stallation of officers was
held at the Newbury United
Community church of he
Circle "a" group and also
the WomenS Fellowship. The
they are (Women's Guild
Alice Bican, president; Irene
Ramsay, vice president; Jo-
an Hess, secretary; Jean Re-
liners, treasurer; (Womens S
Fellowship .Dody Zachmann,
ugh co chairman, Marion
Bottger, secretary; Joan De-
Walt, treasurer. A tea fol-
lowed the installation. No
meetings will be held during
the months of July and Aug
uSt but the ladies will hold
their weekly meeting to quilt.
The host and hostess for
the Sunday service on June
26 were Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Davis. The sermon for
the day was by Mr.. Walter
Thomas in the absence of
Rev. Theron French who was
at the Pilgrim Hill Confer
ence Camp with the Sr. High
P. F. group of the Commun-
ity Church.
The Official Board of the
Newbury Community church
held their meeting at the
Social Hall of church on
Monday, June 27, at 8 pm.
The regular meeting of the
"Circle B Of the Commun =
ity church was held at the
home of Dorothy Reeves on
June %. 1t ws a dessert par
ty.
The women of the New
bury United Community CHI
urch will again be quilting at
the church social hall on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30

english classes.
Special 4 H classes a n d
exciting contest classes for
all riders. The club extends
a most cordial invitation to
all Geauga horsemen. Gayle
Woodin News Reporter.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30

This couple anywhere they like do anything they wish
their vacation AS they leaf through the coofu travel and
folders financial limitation their planning They
took of this part months when they seup special
savings program provide vacation ever
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Air Steps

with hi and medium heels,
in AAA AA A B G
widths, all the spring styles,
black patent, beige, tanS, flax
linens, navy blues and reds.
Reg. 1899 and 14.99. Now
just $50 a pair. 2 pairs for
100.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-02

, Cash Checks at 800.
UTICA Currency Exchange
1910 Claire Boulevard.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY

BETHESDA - Brick Cape
Cod, $l6,950: I bedrms., 2
naSbsna TaS baths; patio; biz lot; low
Evening star., 1960-02-05

BAILEYs CROSSRDS. AREA (sun-
set Manor - 3-bedroom brick
rambler; sep. dining rm., full
bsmt., screened patio; fenced yd.:
VACANT; S155. VIRGINIA REAL
TY CO., OF. 4-s5S5: eyes,. OF.
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KORZENDORFER
1924 Wisconsin Ave.
REALTORS OIL. 4-SlIl
BETHESDA-CH. CHASE

BETHESDA - Brick split
level. S2S,500; sep. din. rm.,
good kit, 4 bedrms, 3 baths,
rec. rm.: garage; over S20,-
600 financing at 4lzec.
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l425 BELMONT ST. NV.

10 rms. 4 baths, kit. oil heat,
lge. yard: suitable for nursing
home. or similar enterprise. To
inspect, call MRS. PRATER, IA.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AREA
-3-bedrm. and den, or 4-bedrm.
split-level; 2 baths. equip. kit,
living rm.. dining rm. with drapes.
Very conv. to Fl. Belvoir. Avail
able Immediately; SI6O mo. Call
LYNCH BROS, INC. Springfield,
Va, FL. $4,000. (Closed Sunday.l
ALEX.-2-yr. .-old rambler. 3 bed
rms. 2 baths. liy, rm., frepl,, din.
area; nr: school. bus, shops; S145.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

WcoAG 11G4S44 i ~
Handsome Miller-built Colonial, at
tractively situated in this fash.
ionsble community, featuring
bedrms., 4Ia baths, maids rm
and bath, 2-car garage. Ewes,
call Mr.. Buckley, OIL. 6-9143.
W. LIST S 4 YOUR 81 T. aoME MdlEEE R1PH PHV us 60
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

Charming brick house overlooking
park: living room and library,
each with fireplace; maids room
and bath; centrally air condi-
toned.
Cali MRS. DAVIS. EN-. 2-6491
H. A. Gill & Son, DE. 2-5000
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
10-rm. house; 2 baths; needs re.
pairs, mainly dec. LU. -45SS. LU.
3-432O. Cheap cash above trust.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

3612 HoRNER PL. s.E.-3 bed.
rms, liv. rm.,- din. rm.. sun porch
kit. bath, full bsmt.; fenced yard
S1o5.
125 DARLINGTON ST. s.w,-s
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
bath, bsmt w/rec. rm. Redec.
nr. elem. schls.: S110.
566 FoxHALL PL. s.H-2 bed.
rms, lily. rm., din. rm., kit, bath
bsmt., fenced yard, redec.; nr. jr
high and elem. schls.; S95.
sos ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Det. 2.
story, 2-family home, each fool
has liv. rm.,. din. rm., kit, / bed.
rm. and bath, front porch, fenced
yard, redec. S135.
NEwcoMB-JoNEs REALTY, INC
1923 Nichols Ave. S.E. 10. 2-04OC
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HOUSES uHFUREIsHEb

CoLoRED-7I7 End ST. N.E.-e
ment, oil heat; only Sl25 per mo.
Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. $1,000.
CoL0RED-I23f HARVARD ST.
NW-9-rm., 2-bath brick; full
bsmt.; oil heat: Sl1O. JOHN L.
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. $4,000.
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RAVENWOOD
NEAR FAILS CHI1RCH

A magnificent home: 4 bedrms..
baths, modern kitchen, disposa
and dishwasher; screened porch
with built-in barbecue: recreation
rm.: deep freeze. washer. drier
and central air conditioning; 2.
car garage. Available now, $500
month.
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FOGGY BOTTOM

A town house finished with
the most elegant details
spacious liv. room with fire-
place and richly tiled and
cArpeted moor, Q finished
recreation room with full
bath, 2 handsome bedrooms,
each with it's own bath: o
charming patio with splash-
ing fountain; centrally air
cond., OF course, and private
parking: $500 per mo. For
appointment to view, call
Mr.. Mcmahon.
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VIENNA. VA

ROCKVILLE, S-bedroom rambler
fsnsedn hEe onesssr ysss 70 eaae MINUTES sS NIH
month. Code 301 WA. 6:177t
SEAT PLEASANT-Excel. 3-bedrm
mo. FELLOWS RLTY., RE. 6-6s64
SPRINGFIELD. VA.-AVAILABLE
mos only: 3-hedroom split.level
dinns arGH unE rm with Freneh mln doors u5sDfi; Iii
with breakfast bar, range, refgr
garb. disposal, dishwasher, exhaus
fan: I'm. rec. rm.;. Ia baths: built
in garage. Available immed.; S15l
mo. Call LYNCH BROS, INC
Springfleld, Va, FL. 4-700O
CLOSED Sunday
SPRINGFIELD, va, AREA-3-bed
rm, rambler; IL. baths, liv. rm
with fireplace, dining rm.. full.
equip. kit: paid swimming an
tennis club membership included
Available Immediately: S130. Cal
LYNCH BROS, INC, Springfield
Va. FL. 4-7000 (Closed Sunday.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.
Belvoir: Dial 703-GL. $4,000
TOWN OF FAIRFAX-spiit-lev Jewel
living room. dining room. kitchen
playroom, bedrooms: $3.50 pc
mo. Call TOWN q COUNTRY
WHEATON,, 3-bedrm. brick, semi
det., full din. rm., bsmt.; fencet
yard: l blk. bus line and st. Cath
crimes: S115; VIII. 6-7717.
WHEATON, 4O66 Adams Dr.-Nev
3-bedrm. brick rambler, Ia baths
fenced yard, tile bsmt.; nr. Wheat
on shop. cntr. VIII. 2-5997.
WHEATON WOODS bedrms., {
baths, liv. rm din. rm., kit, full
bsmt S155 per mo. OIL. 4-7007
WOODLAWN, MD.-3-bedrm. brick
storm windows: fenced rear yard
nr. schools: Sis mo. SP. 3-4141
8 RMS. AND BATH, oil heat. just
been redec S32 5th st, ne. Fol
shfs tnSfPsctiGa' oR RERRT ri; 7-7S42' FOB
COLORED-57l5 5th ST. NE, Y
blk. from Riggs rd, shopping cen.
ter - 5-room-and-bath, semide.
tached brick home; full bsmt.: only
SllO per mo. MR.. NEuMANN
COLORED-I3O7 FLORIDA AVE
N.W.-3 bedrms., vacant, nevl!
decorated: rent reas. TU. 2-66S6
COLORED-1338 4th ST. NV
3-story row, redecorated, new fur
mace; SS5 mo. GEORGE ]. BOR
GER, INC, Ma. S-0350.
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I rEICeo IN mld-2OS.
CHEVY CHASE vIEw-New 3-bed-
family rm. ConV. location In:
mediate possession. SS2. 900.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
1ooe ,,,,. .REALToR
900 After Mf, 8. HVe; call OIL. 81; e9a57o 7So02i2'
STHESDA-LANDON woods
Brick split-level with 4 bedrms. d,
: baths bsmt; and rec. rm. Quick
pPT2sS' Sea 5eai buy at S26:9O0. Cali
a.6. MARGARET j. puNKiEIy'
REALTOR. NHi'
BETWEEN THE CLUBS, Chevy
bedrms:. ga baths den. patio,
dormitory attic; beautiful yd',
many; many extras; conv. to ali
SCHOOLS, transp. and shop. ARD
MORE REALTY CO., OIL. 2-7735:
ewes, K1. s-79a9
BIG AND BEAUTIFUL
and priced low to sell quickly, this
beautiful brick colonial has a "a
living room with fireplace. sepsr.
ate, dining room and a Kitchen
with table space. This home is
presently owned by an Industrial
executive who is retiring and NOV
ing, to Florida. Price, S26,5OO
including an extra lot.
LET'S GO DUTCH
You'll relish the spaciousness OF
this all brick 3-bedroom Dutch
colonial situated within a few
blocks OF Flower-Piney Branch
shopping and Blair High School,
True center hall tvinyl tiledJ plan
plus such custom features as hot
water, heat and slate roof, huge
tree laden grounds, paneled rec.
on lst floor, ,expandable 3rd floor.
Don't miss this one at only S2l,-
$50; FLA terms, immediate pos
session.
MARCH OCCUPANCY
4 and 5.bedroom rsmblers and
Rspeetion now ss All Iffos are 'O5 Gustom ySnr
built including plaster walls, large
family all electric kitchen with
dining alcove. Separate dining
and living room. recreation room
finished. Over 1000 50. It. of
living area. Located in the exclu-
sive Burnt Mills community:
churches and 2 large shopping
centers, close by. Public transpor-
tation available Excellent finance
ing. Will consider trades. Priced
from S2S.900 to 100000.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4l34 III 9
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1960-02-05
NEAR FAIRFAX

In. the country. on q farm. A
charming large old house; 4 bed
rms, Q baths. flreplaces: -outbldgs ;
lake. Available now, S1S5 month.
Committing distance d. C.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

MASS. AVE. AREA, in q neighbor-
nood OF hisher-priced homes. g.
oeorm. rambler with scr. pch. -,
patio and ,terraced back yard.
Priced in mid-20S.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
BETHESDA AREA

CHEVY CHASE-Lovely older home.
lge. rms. , baths up, and "a,
rage. Level lot with trees. Needs
decorating. S24,5O0.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
8 BEDRooMs-2 BATHS

ARL.. S.-Small. 2-bedroom home
Wo. 6-34s5.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

T. IHESDA-L LANDON WOO s.
Brick split-level with 4 bedrms. il,
no5s 5sths' rsar 6sTt hal and rec; rm; Quick
OIL. 4-5SOO DAILY ;fS0 AND SAT- Al
9-6. MARGARET j. DUNKIEY''
REALTOR. ~
Evening star., 1960-02-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ALICE DEAL, HAwTHoRNE-Largt
ramblers are very scarce in thI
better sections Of northwest d. C
This one should sell within Z
matter Of hours Gigantic nvini
room approx. l6x33, separate din
rm., huge kit. with everything
including large dining area, wide
center hall, 3 bedrooms, 2h baths
beautiful rec. rm. with fireplace
plus 2-car built-in garage in full
6sssment; 6s ems n6o P1sitiysly P1sintNiysly isnSati9ps!
INC, DI. 7-1411i ewes. OIL
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Ryan Named
domestic
CourtSeut

For the second time in three
months, President Eisenhower
has nominated Joseph M. F.
Ryan, jr., as a District Do
rnestic Relations Court judge.
Mr.. Ryan was nominated in
July, but the Senate did not
act on the nomination before
it adjourned. The new nomi-
nation made yesterday will
serve as a recess appointment
for the 10-year term, subject
to confirmation by the Senate
in January when Congress
meets again.
Mr.. Ryan, 38, a Republican,
was an acting Assistant At
torney General in the Civil
Rights Division. He succeeds
Judge Godfrey L. Munter, on
June l.
"A native of Philadelphia, Mr..
Ryan lives at S911 Springfield
drive, Springfield. Md. A grad
uate of Georgetown University
Law School, he served as an
assistant United States At
torney for the District from
1854 to 1857. He was named
a first assistant in the Justice
Departments Civil Rights Di-
vision in 1858, and has been
an acting Assistant Attorney
General since last October S.
The new judge served on
the staff of the House Ways
and Means Committee from
1852 to 1854.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
First Division
Branch to Meet

The District branch of the
First Division Society will meet
at 8 pm. Monday at the Army
and Navy Club, Seventeenth
and I streets NV.
New officers of the society
who were recently installed are
Col. Nathan Arons of 4501 Con-
necticut avenue NV, presi-
dent; Mai. Edward B. Finne-
gan of 3108 Valley drive, Alex
andria, first vice president;
George A. Keyser of 5410
Wooten avenue, Chevy Chase,
Md. second vice president, and
James P. Jacobs of 1921 Rand
place NE, secretary-tre
Evening star., 1960-09-29

tanned winds and gusts to 165
or ITO miles an hour.
The weather station at Naples
was abandoned in 100-mile
winds when 4 feet of water
swept in. The eye passed di-
rectly over the city. Mr.. Dunn
estimates peak gusts of 140 to
$50 miles an hour at Naples.
Punta Gorda's sustain e d
winds were 1870 miles an hour
when the thermometer failed
and Fort Myers had 92-mile-an
hour sustained winds with gusts
up to 121 miles.
Moving inland, Donna car
ried winds approaching 100
miles an hour over Lake Placid,
Wauchula, Lakeland, Clermont
and Leesburg. The eye passed
out to sea aagin north of Day.
tona Beach on September II.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Pennsy, RunninginRed
Cuts Officers Salaries

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29
(APO.-The Pennsylvania Rail-
road. operating in the red and
finding business slow to re-
bound after the 12-day strike,
today made stiff cuts in the
salaries of officers, supervisors
and employees not covered by
union agreements.
James M. Symes, board chair
man whose salary was cut 80
per cent, said the pay slashes
were necessary because there
Evening star., 1960-09-29
the same period last year. The

the same period last year. The
August loss was $3,089, 500.
The temporary salary reduc-
tions went into effect two weeks
ago for officers earning over
$4,000. They start Saturday
for those employees, not COW
cred by labor agreements, who
make under $4,000.
"All salary cuts are for an
period" Mr.. Symes
said.
The railroad said those earn
ing 100000 a year and more
are being cut 80 per cent: those
between $4,000 and
20 per cent; those be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, 10
per cent, and those paid
$4,000, 5 per cent.
Mr.. Symes said the railroad
Evening star., 1960-09-29

September 10, pushing a 6-foot
storm tide across the overseas
highway.
Leaving the Keys, Donna
next smashed the Everglades
National Park community of
Flamingo with 150-mile winds
and moved on to the city Of
Everglades with 150-mile Sus-
Evening star., 1960-09-29
British Scrap
Atom Project

LONDON. Sept. 20 (AP).-
Britain's second big attempt to
harness the power of the hy-
drogen bomb has been aban-
doned because it cost too much
money and manpower.
The nations Atomic Energy
Authority announced last night
that plans to build a revolu-
tionary research machine code
named ICSE have been
scrapped.
ICSE-the initials stood for
intermediate current stability
experiment-WaS to have sue
ceded Zeta, the doughnut-
shaped British device which
first raised hopes of a break
through to the goal of thermo-
nuclear energy harneSsed in
the service of man.
At first it was thought the
ZETA experiment was wholly
successful. The way seemed
open to a new age of cheap
power. 1t appeared that energy
could be extracted from heavy
hydrogen-of which there are
boundless quantities in the sea.
zeta was hailed as a major
scientific achievement - until
British scientists finally ad-
mitted Is months ago that it
had failed to work.
'ICSE was designed to study
the basic problems revealed by
Zeta, problems scientists con-
fessed had baffled them.
Originally it was estimated
that ICSE would cost about 81
million and occupy about l25
top technicians for five years.
Then it was found the machine
was more likely to cost nearly
$40 million and absorb even
more key scientists.
Sir William Penney. head Of
the. nuclear research program,
announced that sort of money
was too much to gamble on a
single experiment, particularly
since there was no guarantee
that it would work.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
:Donno's Winds Hit
1870 M.P.H. Over KEYS

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. 90 (AP)
Hurricane Donna hit the
Central Florida Keys with
winds in gusts up to ITS or l80
miles an hour, says an official
preliminary report of the Miami
Weather Bureau.
The report says the storm
killed 13 or IA persons in Flor
ida and caused property dam
age between $3.50 million and
$500 million.
The storm swept lower Mate
cumbe, Craig, Long Key. Duck
Key. Grassy Key, Key Vica and
Stirrup Key.
Gordon E. Dunn, chief me-
teorologiSt, said six Floridians
drowned during the storm, four
died of storm-induced heart
attacks, two were killed in au-
tomobile accidents and two
were electrocuted. This totals
IA, but he said there is a pos
sibility that a truck driver
whose vehicle blew off a bridge
at Fort Myers is listed twice, as
a drowning and as a motor We
hicle casualty.
Donna was the most de-
structive hurricane ever to af-
feet Florida" Mr.. Dunn said,
pointing out that in official
records the previous most dam
aging storm was the Miami
hurricane of 1926 with losses
of SIS million.
Mr.. Dunn believes that final
mage assessments from
Donna will settle around the
$3.50 million figure.
The report says Donna's eye
passed just north of Marathon
between 2 and 2:30 am. on
Evening star., 1960-09-29

faces "a large deficit in Sep
tember."
Before the strike the rail-
road employed $4,000. The
giant road stopped all service
for the first time in its 1l2-
year history when 10000 nom
operating employees walked of
the job in a work rule dispute.
1t is reckoned, with the re-
cent furloughs, that about
10000 now are on the payroll.
Mr.. SymeS estimated the
railroad lost about $40 million
in revenue during the strike.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

is a heavy drain on cash from
which payrollS must be met"
He said the move was "un-
fortunate. but necessary"
Last week the railroad, Amer
ica's largest furloughed over
5000 employees as part of the
econamy move.
Yesterday it reported a def
cit Of $4,904,2 200 for the first
eight months of 1860, compared
with a profit of $1,832,446 for
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Glass Window Tux

LONDON. - Glass windows
were a taxable item in England
until the middle of the 18th
century.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9

NnT d 2 STSRE HSVF = us:dsSy MSdHSsyR Wednesday,: Rf92Hdsy
and Saturdays, 10 to 6. Free Parking
Evening star., 1960-02-07

touched off Sinatras comeback and writes for
Nat Cole and Ella Fitzgerald
Many of the songs she's done on her show
CIm Old-Fashioned" for one) are from the
album. There's no riddle to Riddles success;
he gets the best out of song and singer. Her
singing now is more effortless; her voice deeper.
Like a kid virtuoso of the hoop, she sets the
tune in motion and keeps 1t going with flick
here, nod there. Like an arrow, dad.
Viewers who don't appreciate Dinah's sing
ing, incidentally, should not raise the question
among her colleagues. Polly Bergen, Dinah'S
guest last Sunday, summed it up for the group
few weeks ago
Usually, before 1 sign for guest appear
ance like to know the nature of the appear
ance. l dislike signing contracts first and
finding out afterwards, because l like to be
sure-in advance-that 1 want to do what I'll be
asked to do by the producer of the program
But when it comes to Dinah, we'll that's
different Anything Dinah wants to do is swell
with me. There's no finer artist on TV any
where else than Dinah Insofar as I'm concerned
she can do no wrong, and know I'm going to
have BALI while working with her on her
show"
Evening star., 1960-02-07

Continued From Preceding Poee
to her this year is her switch to Capitol Records
which brought her into association with
Nelson Riddle, the arranging genius who
Evening star., 1960-12-20
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81 pair
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Sizes lOh to l3.
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WATER LINE
Don't Wish for Bout-Bonk on 1t
By HANK BOWMAN

launching facilities, club men,
bership and maintenance.
There are two principal
sources Of boat loans: Your
local bank and your boat dealer
Bank boat loans in most States
are regulated by local statutes
that establish a ceiling on the
rate of interest than can be
charged. Interest amounts to
about $6 per $l00 a year on
new equipment, up to So per
500 a year on used equipment
The required down payment
will range from 25 to 33 per
cent of the purchase price, less
for new equipment than on
used. The maximum period
you will have to pay off the
loan is usually "a months on
used and So months for new
equipment.
1t is recommended that any
boat buyer get advice first
from his local bank even if he
plans to finance elsewhere.
Your banker can tell you if you
are spending your dollars
wisely. For example, he will
probably warn you away from
homemade boats because ad-
vertised lines usually have
greater resale value. Your
banker can also advise you