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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03
PROBATE NOTICE

EnODA Il II INo1ANG
Approval and Settlement of
Account
Revised Code. Sec. 2109. .32- .33
Accounts and vouchers Of
the following named persons
and estates have been filed
in the Probate Court of Ge-
auga County, Ohio, for ap =
proval and settlement.
FIRST AND FINAL.
ACCOUNTS
Katharine Rawling Schles-
niger. Executrix of the Es-
tate of: CLEMENTINE B.
RAWLING, Deceased.
Frances H. Carlton, Admin
istratrix Of the Estate Of: EV-
ERETT HUGH CARLTON,
Deceased.
SECOND AND FINAL
ACCOUNT
Melvin M. Roberts. Execu-
tor of the Estate Of: OLIVE
ETHEL STONER. Deceased.
FINAL ACCOUNTS
Florence M. Titgemeier
Executrix Of the Estate Of:
CARL J. TITGEMEIR, Sr.,
Deceased.
Earl r. Troutman, Guard
ian Of: RUSSELL E. TROUT
MAN, Minor.
Marian H. Hart, Admins
tratix of the Estate of: ED
WARD T. HART. Deceased.
Alex Derecskey, Admins :
traitor of the Estate Of: JOHN
DERECSKEY, Deceased.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS
Central National Bank Of
Cleveland, Trustee, by H. A..
Minnich, Vice President, Of
Trust Under Will Of: MARC
ARET YANKO. Deceased.
(First g. Partial Account)
Frank v. Burian. Admins
traitor of the Estate of:STEVE
BURIAN, Deceased.
(First Partial Account)
Unless exceptions are filed
thereto, said accounts will be
for hearing before said Court,
on the 9th day of April, 1860,
at 1000 AM, at which time
said accounts will be consid-
cred and continued from day
to day until finally disposed
of.
Any person interested may
file written exceptions to said
accounts or to matters per-
tanning to the execution of the
trust, not less than five days
prior to the date set for hear
ing.
ROBERT B. FORD
Probate Judge
Ice.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03
HAPPY BRTHDAY "

The Geauga Record wishes
a happy birthday to all of our
Geauga County neighbors
who will mark birthdays dur
ing the coming week.
We will be happy to rem
ember you, your relatives
and friends in this column if
you send us birth dates, ma
mes and addresses. (All ad-
dresses are Chardon unless
otherwise indicated.)
A happy birthday to:
FRIDAY, MARCH 4 Vir-
ginia Battles and Twila Sgu-
art, Chester; Forest (Curley)
Barnum, 420 N. Hambden St.
Harry Evans, Rt. 1; Margar-
ct Macarthur, Rt. 5; June Ma
rcy, 426 N. Hambden st.
SATURDAY, MARCH 5a-
Joe Churchfield. Montville
Betty Shar, Sam Whiting and
Mickey VerLinden, all Of
Chester; Mrs. Helen Johnson,
lat South ST.; Herbert Ward
and Diane Cumber. Rt. / &;
Terry and Jerry Johnson
Kirkland Rd.; Merle Pender
Joyce Easter, Kenneth Lam
pman and Shirley Wolcott,
Rt. 5; Norma Bosworth, Rt.
4; Charles r. Thomas, Tilden
Ave-; Irene Nolan. Water st. /;
Emma Nelson, Edward Kew
er and Lillian Kever. s. Ham
bden st.
SUNDAY. MARCH 6 - vi
ola Hernandez, Fowlers Mills
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03

Rd.; Millicent Miller, Auburn
Rd.; Judith Loveland, Rt. 4;
Rachel Singleton, Rt. 3; Lee
Ann WEIGH, Center ST.; Ka-
thleen Janek, Downing Dr.;
Brenda Parks, Hilltop DR. !;
Timmy Metcalf, Cedar Rd.,
Chester.
MONDAY, MARCH z = Ii
bby Ineman, Chardon; Carl
E. Engle, Rt. i; Wayne Tr-
ask, Rt. 3; Donald Blair and
Edward Reindl. Rt. 5.
TUESDAY, MARCH 8 -
Mrs. Goldie Bevington, Char
don; Paul Hanke and Joseph
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases

Janice Maloney, a minor,
by Donna Kuty, her mother,
$50 Rockhaven Rd., Chester,
has brought action for div
orce from John Maloney of
Waikiki Prison, Waikiki, N.
Y. Mrs. Maloney is charging
gross neglect of duty, and
asks for custody of their two
minor children and funds for
aiimony and support.
AL Johnson, Mum r d
Newbury Rt. /, is seeking q
$4,000 judgment against FIR
edrick yelling, Leavittsburg,
Ohio. Johnson claims t h e
amount for injuries and dam
ages allegedly received in
an accident on Rt. 81 last
October. A trial by jury is
requested.
Claiming 1925 in damages,
Catherine Elsten, 224 North
Hambden ST., Chardon, has
brought suit against h er
neighbor, Robert K. Arnold,
226 N. Hambden st. Sh e
claims that Arnold cut down
a walnut tree on her property
last summer, and that t h e
tree was severed without her
permission, causing damage
to her premises.
Claiming $1489.13 is due on
account, the st. Clair Build
ers Supply Co., Cleveland
has brought action against
John Nero, doing business as
Chesterhrook Construction
Co., 95 Chesterbrook Rd., in
CheSterland.
Joseph Jackson, We st
Pennington, has brought a
$4,000 suit against Robert j.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03
At THE COURTHOUSE

Skidmore, Cults Rd., Char
don Rt. 4. Jackson claims
the amount for damages and
injuries allegedly resulting
from an accident involving a
Skidmore owned vehicle on
Sperry Lane, Middlefield, in
November 1858.
Seeking judgment for 1913.
73 claimed due on account 4,
the B. r. Baker Co., Cleve-
land, has brought action a.
gainst Edward and Merriam
Vitale, SIS Summers Dr., Che
Sterland.
A foreclosure action h a S
been filed by william B. Fer
guSon, an engineer, Cleve :
land, against Raymond A
and Marguerite E. Davis
Munson Twp, Chardon Rt. 2.
Ferguson claims he received
judgment of $776.28 against
the Davises for work perfor-
med, and that $3O9.55 h a S
been paid. He asks foreclos-
ure on the Munson Twp. pro-
perty to satisfy the remain
ing $466.73 claimed unpaid.
Also named as defendants in
the case, because they are
believed to have an interest
in the premises, are the st.
Clair Savings and Loan Co.,
813 E. 185th ST., Cleveland,
and Irene A. Marks, as trea-
surer of Geauga County.
The Lake County National
Bank of Painesville has filed
an action seeking of $514.58
judgment against R. T. and
Hazel P. Swift, Woodbury.
Dr., Kiwanis Lake, Newbury.
The amount is claimed due
on a note.
4
Rulings
The appointments of r a y
Turvey of Huntsburg as a
deputy sheriff by Sheriff Lou
is A. Robusky and Of Char
line Heiden as a deputy to
Clerk of Courts onald
Philips were approved by
Common Pleas Judge Harold
j. Richmond.
Charles ]. Fritz, Chardon
Rt. 2, and Carol I. Fritz, Gle
veland, were granted a div
orce after she was T o u n d
guilty of gross neglect of du-
ty. She was awarded custody
of their minor child.
The case brought by t h
Motors Insurance Corp, Gle
veland, and william G. Fri
cker, Burton, against John
w. Kelley, 20 Grace St., New
bury, claiming $225, was set
tied and dismissed at Kelley's
costs.
In the foreclosure action
brought against Joseph P.
Judge Jr. and Helen Judge,
207 Irma Dr., Chardon, SIS,
064.06 plus interest and char
ges was found due the Con-
necticut General Life Insur-
ance Co., Cleveland, and
$150.52 was found due t h e
Second Federal Savings and
Loan Association, Cleveland.
IF the amounts are not paid,
premises in Chardon Village
is to be sold at a sheriff's
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03

Demko, Rt. 1; Eileen Weber
and Sandra Miller. Rt. 4;
Chuckie Hall, Center St.; Ar
thur Battles, Chester.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8
Marsh Veltman. Rt. 1;
Michael Fila, Chardon; De-
borah Lee VeSe, Hambden !;
Elaine Klatka andd Daniel
Klatka, Mayfield Rd.; Mary
Gingerich, Rt. 5; Billy Spear,
Rt. 4; Bonnie Leyde. Wilson
Mills Rd; Theresa Ogle, Fifth
Ave.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03

CHESTER - Lawson Ho-
mes, Caves Rd., dwelling
Robert Brown, one dwelling
each on Sherman Rd. and
Valley View DR..
NEWBURY - william SIX
usko, Bass Lake Rd., garage;
Naomi De Wore, Stone Rd.,
plumbing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03

sale to satisfy the judgment.
william E. Lyons, doing
business as Lyons and Co.,
Cleveland, settled for $1,000 in
the case brought by him a.
gainst the Sugar Bush Res
taurant, Chardon. Lyons had
originally claimed $1,000 due
on account.
The $25, 900 action brought
by Jack v. Paskins, Willou-
ghby, against z. M. Pome-
ry, C : o Klatka Apartment,
Rt. 322, Chardon, Rt. /, was
settled and dismissed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
(Applied For)
Howard Phillips, 10, Char
don Rt. 4, and Betty Scaggs,
18, Grove ST., Middlefield.
BUILDING PERMITS
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InfaI|ibiIity

tconfinued from Page y
CLOAK, AND " WILL STAND EXPOSED AS A CRAM
o.oSe sikuCIuRe BUILT UP OF HUMAN TRADITION
AND MAN-MADE DocMAs The Catholic sreveIoned;a has
Stared that saImons 'nfaby is the cleverest modern
attack on the Roman Catholic position II is far more than
clever y is un-answerabe. IN THIS DAY OF RoME's Of
tsNsIvE. NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO NEGLECT SAL
MONS LOGICAL, scRIPTURALLY BASED REPUTATION
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Hebrew HOLLYWOOD =


WRITTEN By BosLEY cRowTHER. MOVIE CRITIC
Or THE NEW YORK TINES, THE BIOGRAPHY GIVES a
CLEAR ANALYSIS OF WHAT MADE THIS cEllULoiD
TYCOON TICK HE WAS DRIVEN BY AN UNSUITABLE
LUST FOR WEALTH AND POWER AND he GOT THEM
BY STAYING ON TOP IN THE VICIOUS INFicHTiNG
THAT OFTEN CHARACTERIZED THE COMMERCIAL
JUNGLE THAT WAS THE BuRcEoNINc FILM Bus-
NESS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Catholic President =
"A CATHOLIC PREsIDENT?"
WILL YOUR VOTE FOR CATHOLICISM
DEGRADE AMERICAN MopAls3n

me moral 'axiiy Of Roman Catholic controlled eovn-
tries is quite notorious Where The pro,s.,, h.h has
.0"ss.en'y taken her stand against esmbnq LIQUOR in
vas'.0n and sexual immortality, the Roman Catholic
mas offen wnked and in some cases even pro-
"o'ed nsss sins The Roman Catholic Church has had no
s"s's !" the prosperity Of the liquor industries end
o. various forms Of gambling.
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Rules

tContinued from Page u
DEVILS CATHOLIC POPULATION FLOOD
LUNAcY TREASON! OF MAJOR GUILT - AND
OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL - THE NON
CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
"RULES OF THE ROAD"
TRUCK LINES AIM TO CUT FEATHERBEDDINc. BAR
LOSS OF FREIGHT TRAFFIC"
LINES PAY FOR PHANTOM MILES, SURPLUS MEN;
TRUCK RATES UP AS RAIL FEES LEVEL OFF"
Wall St. Jn ALI
BY Alfred L. Maabre
CHICAcO-SeveraI days ago truck hauled rs shiny
washing machines from Chicago TO Milwaukee dropped
them off, picked up shipment Of machine tools and
turned to Chicago. The I76Ie round trip took about
six hours. but the driver paid for nine hours Of work.
FOUR DOCK WORKERS UNLOAD EACH TRAILER
PULLING INTO THE UNION CITY NJ TERMINAL OF
A cRosS-coUNTRY TRUCKING LINE. A "cHEcKER"
COUNTS THE FREIGHT AS IT'S UNLoADED, A BREAK
Err" HANDLES THE CARGO INSIDE THE VAN AND A
WHEELER" CARTS IT TO A STORAGE AREA WHERE
A "STAcKER" STACKS IT. I'VE COULD DO THE WHOLE
JOB WITH TWO MEN," cRUMPLES THE coMPANYs
PRESIDENT, BUT THE UNION THE INTERNATIONAL
LoNcSHoREMENs ASSOCIATION WON'T LET U.s."
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Bible :


Whsn pres,hing me Gospel 70 The Jews. always try
prove that their Old Testament prophecies con-
cernna their o~n Messiah mnUeIy fulfilled in Jesus
These included prophecies Of His Divinity sonsh'P the
virgin birth. But up comes body OF Christian
scholars sponsored by fhe National Council
Of Churches translation OF the Bible which
practically delefes s these doctrines from the Old Tes's
To This peryersion Of Scripture deals vicious
blow ~ The very heart Of 'he Christian faith.
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JAW Life


tconsinved from Psgs "
AND GOING BACK TO FRANKLIN DEVILS koo>e-
WELT A GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD
HEB vi, g. 'lF YE ENDURE THE CHRISTENING
or TIE LORD: THEN ARE YE SONS; n NOT. THEN
ARE We eAsTARDs AND NOT SONS"
HENCE THE BUilpuP or The COMMUNIST
MONSTER 500 BILLION PEARL HARBoR sNfAkv -
SUBSEQUENT LOSS or CHINA TO THE REDS -
NEAR sELLoUT TO STAIN /! AND ROOSEVELT. ThE
YOUNGEST or THE BIG THREE - CHURCHILL
STILL MUCH ALIVE - GIVES UP THE GHOST
FIRST
he~s AsD-vicfims Bernard X Crosiey. -; WAL
Ter msrsvcik z6 Stanley sseeke; James ersreff. Is
IAN employees Of the chrser Corp and hsd gone TO bvf
sso for BOWLING TOURNAMENT sponsored BY she
JAW"
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bible BANNED FROM CLAssR00Ms:
MARX. DARWIN MADE WELCOME"

Challenge" - Nov-Dee. 1859
publication Of American Council Of Christian Laynen
Madison l. Wisconsin,
Presenting Revised Printing of the controversial
high school textbook, Democracy Versus Communism less
than two years after the book first appeared the publishers
sponsors and author made public confession that the orgi
nal printing properly criticized unfit for in
American schools other for pretended revision
Is available.
IT IS INDEED A PRETENDED REVISION ONLY MIN.
OR CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE TEXT; ALL
THE MOST cLARINc MISREPRESENTATION OF THE
AMERICAN REPUBLIC AND THE FREE ENTERPRISE
ECONOMY AS 1T OPERATES IN AMERICA STAND UN-
CHANGED.
DANGER NOW INCREASED
Thus The textbook revised" can b more danger
Gus than the original printing unless the word Is spread
widely and promptly The willy promoters repre-
ssnf 10 textbook committees that bowling TO demands for
lconfnvsd Next Column, Top)
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D. krvst promised 10 send prissse 'rssrv's
.;on While Dr. Wessls likewise promised - 49, ~ Fes
r,ssion sAsf would enshfsn me- Dr. knsH % ss~a -
article which. By me way. did net snsssr ny -
:. 80 ! 49,. "a, he,rj from Dr. uss9,e ~ - sssH
~,;s;.s sss n answer 10 my eosssisrx
tss,khesds sdssd b, edsss< fs~ sssy rssa~ol
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fconfnved frsm Psgs
ANp Jeee HAS BEEN SAYING TO Us Fo< Aceee
r,Me aAck. TIME AND rtAE AGAIN 4 DON'T Skk f<o~
YOU sYRlMc ALL THOSE WORDS roeErsEk
TO WHICH WE INVARIABLY REPSs, ~ 1sSssS
AND or N SPIRIT: JESUS SAID CAN O. SSk oAN
SELF DO NOTHING. IT IS The FATs-s< wa1f@N At
WHO DoETH THE WORKS. AND 50 = 80 we~s ~.
c.un,nc ru,s WORK IT COULDN'T sE DONE. AND
TIE PREPARATION FOR IT GOES BACK MANY YEARS,
TO BoYHooD, REALLY.
we EXPECT OUR GOOD FRIEND JEFF. TO BECOME
A VALUABLE SERVANT or THE COMMUNITY. As ~
HONEST, SINCERE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SruosN1
THINKER AND MORE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

HIGH FOR US"

HIGH FOX U.s.
6y Courtney Sheldon CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
The United States skIlfuy eor'rsec reference
point satellite armament fer fhe nsssssors Of the
world
TIE TRANsT-lB SATELLITE LAUNCHED INTO Or
BIT From CAPE cAkAvERAL APRIL 10 IS The FIRST
or A SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS IN THE DEvEL oPMENT
OF A WsaTHERPRooF SYSTEM OF AIR AND SEA NAV
IcATIoN
81 1857 the United States hopes 70 have operation
al network Of four Transit satellites.
THEY WOULD BE or TREMENDOUS IMPORTANCE
TO TIE NAVY AND THE AIR FORCE. THIS IS THE REA-
SON FOR THE SPONSORSHIP or TRANSIT BY THE DE-
TENSE DEPARTMENT.
Four Transmitters Used
And there commercial possibilities, TOO. More pre-
else nsvigsonsI methods needed 70 avoid mishaps
THE 265-POUND TRANSIT A TRIAL SATELLITE
TO PAVE THE WAY FOR oPERATIoNAL vEHlcLEs-Is
EQUIPPED WITH FOUR RADIO TRANsMITTERs.
Six ground receiving stations and computing center
will attempt TO extract postiona information from the sig
nails Of the satellite
The signals change frequency they approach and
pass over ground station-a phenomenon <aown the
DoppIer shift. FN'A!
IT is ROUGHLY EQUIVALENT TO WHAT HAPPENS
WHEN ONE LISTENS TO THE WHISTLE OF A SPEEDING
TRAIk-HIcH AS IT APPROACHES, LOW AS IT RACES
AWAY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Why Go Aeoinst Jewish Scholars and Matthew
l:23 70 Denv "AImoh" Means Virqn?

1923 70 Deny "AInoh" Means Virgin?
In the passage in Isaiah. the Hebrew word slmsh has
through The centuries understood 70 virgin
A. the time Of Isaiah when God wanted 70 give sign that
"slnan" would bear child sssureIy meant virgin
Otherwise what the sign, where was the miracle?
TO NY MIND THIS REVISED STANDARD VERSION.
SPONSORED BY THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCH.
Es. HAS DONE MUCH HARM TO THE FAITH AND THE
FAITHFUL HAVE NOT DONE ENOUGH TO PUBLIczE
THE GREAT DANGERS THAT ARE IN STORE FOR THOSE
WHO RELY on ITS INTERPRETATION, BECAUSE THEY
INNocENTLY THINK THAT IT HAS THE SANCTION OF
THE "cHURCHEs"
A Conversation With Dr. WeigIe, Chairman Of
RSv. Tronsotors
For long time have been hoping 70 be able TO dis
this Revised Standard Version with those responsible
for possible get them realize Of their
frsnsson and amend IT, That opportunity unexpeet-
edly.
ALSO ASKED DR. WElcLE WHY A JEW. WHO
DOES NOT ACCEPT ANY or THE OLD TESTAMENT
PROPHECIES As POINTING TO CHRIST, WAS PERMIT
TED &c EE ON THE TRANSMITTING COMMITTEE.
Continued Next Column Top
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.s, -. ssxs into book which Is not sUeses 70 e'''
sism-
Editor Labels
tcecsicved from Back Psss)
v.e A,r>,spApeRs NOT F.D.R, WERE INDICATED IN
ene.s 10 nsilloN PEARL HAReoR sNFAMv The
ram naJp o. me COMMUNIST MONSTER AND MOOSE
vars AArtscRPTuRAL ANILcoD Al.,a ... e. W.T.
SrAlN 10 BEAT JAPAN. CONTRARY TO The SOUND
arr sce WAS A DEVILS GENIUS FOR ACCEPT
ING rs4s ADVICE OF THE INFERIOR BREED or The
DEVILS HEBREWS. CATHOLICS, PRoIEs'A"'s' AND
crs>eR MoN-cHRlsT SCIENTISTS
eoossvEir AND HIS DEVILS SPIRITUAL ADUl-
rsnsns PRACTICALLY SOLD OUT THE PEACE TO STA
lin
life MORE ABUNDANTlY" MUST. WILL. COME
THROUGH GODS ONE. sATANFREE. SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. AND HIS HIGHEST CHOSEN.
CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
PARTS
JESUS PARABLE OF THE TALENTS v'ND'cATes
NEWSPAPERS THE GIANTS OF INDUSTRY, RIGHT
EoUs LEADERSHIP
The MAN WHO HAD TEN TALENTS, WAS GIVEN
TEN MORE AND JESUS ExPLANED TO HIM WHO
HATH. 1T SHALL BE GIVEN; AND TO HIM WHO
HATH NOT, IT SHALL BE TAKEN FROM HIM. WHAT
He lsEEMETHl TO HAVE
AND YET, JESUS PROMISED TO ALL: FEAR NOT.
LITTLE FLOCK, IT IS YOUR FATHERS GOOD
PLEASURE TO GIVE YOU THE KINGDOM"
SEEK We FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS. AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL
BE ADDED UNTO YOU"
BUT THAT WAS TOO MUCH FOR wicked AND
ADULTERous GENERATIONS" - REACHING THEIR
CLIMAX IN THE MARTYRDoM OF ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN COMPARABLE TO THE MARTYRDoM OF
JOHN THE BAPTIST. THUS WAS THE MESSIAH
SHIP OF THE - ONE - CHRIST ACCELERATED -
GODS GREATEST MARY. WHOSE MAN CHILD
WILL RULE us RULiNcl ALL NATIONS WITH ROD
OF IRON - MARY BAKER EDDY, coD-APPoINTE0
IN FEB. 1865. AGE As AND GODS DicTATIoNs CON-
TINuE INTO HER Doth YEAR! - EXPECTING
lRREsisTBLY THE HEALING OF THE NATIoNs"-
REVELATION t22:2) - OF THE REAL NATIONS,
CREATION UNIVERSE, OF lNcoRRUPTBLE. uNIN-
vADABLE oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETER-
NAL LIFE - Externally VOID OF THE MYTHS OF
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-esIedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" tp. 272. S&H) - SHINING. STUPID. BLUM
DERINc, MYTHICAL ADAM-EvE HUMAN
RACES AND THEIR socALLED "NlATERtAL. WORLD.
REPUDIATED BY THE c-H-I-L-D-LE-s-s CHRIST
JESUS, APPREHENDINc THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
OF GODS ONE. REAL CREATION, UNIVERSE
AND THERE IS NONE OTHER! - VERY GOOD"
Genesis l:3l) - PERFECT!
"EDlTOR LABELS NEWSPAPERS AS
SERVANTS OF THE WEALTHY"
Due to roll off the presses month is book by the
editor Of the New York Post James WechsIer contains
Of fhe strongest words printed about the in
adequacy Of newspapers.
After noting that really independent and objective
do exist Weehser notes that such papers happen
to be less and less representative Of that
wheImngy owned and operated by conservative Repvb-
leans Tor conservative Southern Demoerats who fix the
basic rules Of political debate"
III is press that has grown generally comfortable.
fat and seIfrishteovs and which, with noteworthy exeep-
fons, voices fhe preivdiees and preconeepions
frenehed wealth and rather .e ass,n fo us
fiee which associate with besi journalistic .frad-
tions," he writes.
WEcHsLER CALLS 1T "A PRESS GENERALLY MORE
CONCERNED WITH THE TAX PRIVILEGES OF FAT CATS
THAN WITH THE CARE AND FEEDING OF ANY UNDER.
DOG"
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Satellite

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AND ON THE OTHER HAND. kHsuS>tCAss TALKS
BIBLE IN FRANCE JUST RECENTLY. SAYING HE BE-
l,Eves IN MUCH THAT JESUS TAUGHT. But NOT m
TURNING THE OTHER CHEEK & Ne WOULD HAVE SAID
TAKE OFF A MANS HEAD
NAVIGATION SATELLITE SCORES
Evening star., 1960-05-10
YEONAS

so. ARL., by owner, . semi-det.
brk. houses less than lO-min
drive from the White House, each
one contains 3 bedrmS. and bath
on top n. liv. rm... din. rm., auto.
washer rm. and kit. on LIST a d..
Lovely apt. with pvt. bath, sep.
entr. and bsmt. which may be
rented out for additional revenue
Price original construction costs
You may buy one or both. OF. A.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

% ACRE light ind. on TT. in comm.
dev. area. 6uc per So. #. PRESTIGE
REALTY. INC. ia. 5-5OS0.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

! CORNERS AREA = Space and
privacy will be uppermost in your
thoughts when you inspect this B.
bedroom, 2iz bath brick home
nestling Serenly on ~ acre
ideally handicapped lot. Just 3
years old and with a host Of add
ed extras. this home Is the value
OF the month Shopping nearby,
bus to town only one block and
school down the street. Price,
S29,950. We recommend quick ac-
tion on this one Call IA. 5-6S00.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Realtors,
2055 Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1960-05-10
HOUSES Fos SALE-VA.

TARA-Magni1cent brick Colonial
Just as pretty inside as out.
Cheerful every day living room
with fireplace, well arranged bed
rooms. den. basement and built-in
garage are just q few Of the at
tractive features offered at S2O.-
500. Towering oaks shade the
house and nicely landseaped lot.
Ideal close-in location Call to
see today. SHANNON & LUCHs
REALTORS, IA. 5-6S0O, Q I'll 9.
2055 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
EnnINCEIEIn
ST. AIMS PARISH

Living room with fireplace, separate
dining room, Kitchen equipped with
dishwssher' disposal, wall oven,
freezer and refrigerator. lSt-floor
bath: 3 bedrooms and bath, 2nd
A., beautiful, paneled recreation
room. screened porch; 2-car car
port; plenty of storage space: 3
air-condition units, washer and
drler included in price Of S26,750.
Call ia. 4-3776: ewes. and week
ends, IA. 7-4699. BOSS g. PHELPS,
INC, Realtor, 2O62 N. 14th St,
Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
FRED EHRIICH

RA. 3-303n ST. 3-O45O
FIRST COMMERCIAL upper l4th
II rms. 2 baths. Suitable any
kind Of bus. Terms. LA. 9-04lO.
PARKING LOT OPERATORSi TO-
900 It, at 1916 ? 81. in George-
on lease. Ewes. WO. 6-6O2f. J.
LEO KOLB CO., FE. 3-2IOO.
Evening star., 1960-05-10

COMPANY. INC. REALTORS
1908 Belle Haven Rd. so. s-2SOO
Evening star., 1960-05-10
MCLEAN
WALK TO
ST. JOHNS
FALLS CHURCH
NO RED TAPE
ALREADY FINANCED

Neat as can be brick ram
bier near bus. schools. shop
ping and swimming club.
Gift. living room; separate
dining room; fully equipped
kitchen; 3 bedrooms; "0-ft.
paneled den and anchor
fenced rear yard. Take over
$4,000 first trust IA low
so int.D Only S1S,5O0.
Call ia. 4-606U to see 1t
today
Evening star., 1960-05-10
FAIRFAX
4 BEDROOMS
2 BATHS

Brick Cape Cod on ls-acre
completely fenced corner
lot. Take over 4hcs G.I.
Loan. S105.S4 per month
pays principal. interest,
taxes and insurance. S17,-
$50. Call CIR. 3-4560 to see
it TODAY w
Evening star., 1960-05-10
ARLINGTON, NORTH
ARLNGroNIs n ] ], oPPoRTUNITY OF

Balance in one @5-year lst trust
of $4,000, you may buy this
brand. new. 4-bedroom, 3-bath
Rambler in COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS. Huge family room plus
enormous rec. room, 2-car built-in
earage, dehghtful high elevation
On quiet cul-de-sac. only ! block
from country club. FRANK g.
PHILLIPS. INC. REALTORS, IA.
ESOI0F ewes IA 1-504T
Evening star., 1960-05-10
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
BUCKNELL MANOR
$3.50 DOWN FILA

Neat 2-bedroom brick q
story home with full base
ment, recreation room and
fenced level lot. Convenient
to bus, schools. shopping.
S12,500. Call so. 5000 to
see it today.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA .000-ft. bldg, c.
zone. sir-conditioned Office space
with adjoining shop or storage
room 24X5S with overhead door;
$500 per mo. E. M. FRY CO., OIL.
6-73S3.
LARGE LOT SIx75i fenced, drive
way on Georgia ave, sliding gate.
suitable for parking lot. 5000
mo. HU. 3-4421, or ACE JUNK
CO., 900 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-05-10

ONE Of N. Arl's finest resi-
Dental areas is the location
OF this Charming bTk. RAM
bier on wooded lot with Sc
cluded rear yard. 3 hedrms
3 baths, 15-ft. din. rm.,
everything kitchen with table
space, screened porch. ga
rage plus central aiT-condi-
tioning. Priced at only sos
$50. For further details call
The DARBY Co, Realtors,
IA. 5-g393; ewes. and Sun.
JE. 4-0491.