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Evening star., 1961-08-06
Smoking Causes Fires

CHICAGO. Careless smok-
ing and careless use of matches
are responsible for more than
100000 fires and 1900 fire
deaths in the United States
each year.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
CuItist and Son Freed
On Bail, Is Still Held

ST: LOUIS August AP).-Cultist John r. Harrell who
claims he receives instructions from Lord and his young
son went free on $4,000 bond today after spending night
the city jail
They left for their Louisville 3 estate where some of the
womenfok Harr 10o-member religious colony are
Evening star., 1961-09-10

opener with Lossie, Sundoy, 7 p.m,,
WTOP-o.
comes obsessed with the daily horoscope
predictions. (Repeat)
9 GREAT LOVE MOVIE
11a Hours. "Letter From an Unknown
Woman" l94e The tragic drama of
womans love for dashng pianist. Joan
Fontaine, Louis Jourdan.
q CANDID CAMERA.
Candid interviews Dorothy Collins poses
as a stranded traveller Repeat)
1870 q THIS IS YOUR LIFE.
Biographies Actor Richard ArIen IRE
peat.)
q EDITORS CHOICE.
Public Affairs
q WHAT'S MY LINE?
HOO "a NEWS. SPORTS.
Streeter, Michael.
q NEWS. SPORTS.
McCaffrey. Malone.
q SUNDAY NEWS ROUNDUP.
News, weather, sports and TV editorial
The Sunday Stor TV Mosozine. WI
Evening star., 1961-05-07

who will be able to cross-exam-
inc them.
In the weeks ahead, Mr..
Hausner plans to produce wit
neSses who will describe Nazi
savagery in each country oc-
cupied by the Germans. Then
will come testimony from sur
vivors of Auschwitz, Sobibor,
Chelmno and other Nazi ex-
termination centerS.
Before the defense begins its
case. there is likely to be q
recess of a week or more to
give the three judges time to
study the hundreds Of docu-
mentS submitted by the prose-
cution.
But the defense is almost
certain to provide a dramatic
high point in the trial-the ap-
pearance of Eichmann pleading
his own case. SO far he has
sat in his bulletproof glass cage
in court, stole and expression
less. sometimes penciling notes.
Eichmann does not expect
clemency. In his tape-recorded
words, he said he expects the
death pepalty: II am guilty as
an accomplice. I cannot make
! excuses"
Evening star., 1961-05-07

patton. although their testi-
mony has often wandered far
from Eichmann's role and some
did not mention him at all.
Chief Justice Moshe Landau
rebuked Hausner Thursday for
allowing prosecution witnesses
to stray from testimony bearing
on the legal question of Eich-
mann's personal guilt. But the
Israeli attorney general con-
tended he had to paint the full
picture of Nazi cruelty to the
Jews as a basic fact in the case.
Some witnesses testified they
saw Eichmann personally at a
typhus-infested site for a man.
moth ghetto planned for de-
ported Jews in Poland. They
said they heard him tell thirst
crazed Jews who had just
arrived: If you will dig for
water, you will have it-but
you must start at the top Of
the hill"
The prosecution has also in
troduced documents, showing
that Eichmann was present at
high-level NaZi meetings to
work out details of Hitler's
final solution to the Jewish
problem"
Moreover, Mr.. Hausner. has
used Eichmann's own words to
dispute the former Gestapo Of
ficer's claim that he only was
involved in arranging transpor-
tation for deporting Jews and
had no connection with what
happened afterward.
In tape-recorded statements
made to Israeli police and
played in the courtroom, Eich-
mann revealed a passion for
seeing that freight trainsI
jammed with human cargo for
East European gas chambers
reached their destinations on
time. His words show he knew
what awaited the millions of
Jews shipped eastward.
Explains Meaning
Asked what was meant by
the Nazi terms final solution"
and special selection" Eich-
mann replied to Israeli police:
ITO kill. Kill. Certainly"
The defense has not yet had
its major chance in the Eich-
mann case. That will come
after the prosecution winds up,
probably around the middle of
June.
DR.. Servatius has succeeded
in persuading the court to hear
evidence Of four former Nazis
willing to testify in Eichmann's
behalf. They are former SIS
Gen. Franz Six; former SIS
Maj. Hermann Krumey; the
former Nad governor in Salo-
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Cuba Bons Holding
Of Foreign Currency

KEY WEST. Fla, May 6
(AP).-Cuba's National Bank
today ordered all citizens and
residents to turn in any foreign
currency in their possession and
exchange it for Cuban pesos.
In an announcement over the
governtment-controlled radio,
the bank also told persons pos
sesSing gold coins, even those
set in jewelry, to report their
holdings.
In other moves, the National
Bank announced creation of a
centralized agency to handle
postal savings. 1t said present
interest rates on postal savings
would be paid until May 81 and
thereafter would be set by the
banks directors, the radio re-
ported.
Quoting Cuba's Ambassador
to Russia, the radio said thou
sands Of Soviet citizens, repre-
sented by ia labor and other
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Two Eichmonn TeIeqroms
Show He Ordered Deaths

nika, Greece, Max Merten; and
Eberhard Won Thadden. Eich-
mann's counterpart in the Nazi
foreign ministry.
The four cannot give evidence
before the court in Israel as
DR.. Servatius requested. Mr..
Hausner says all would be ar
rested as war criminals if they
entered this country. DR.. Ser
vatius later named six other
prospective witnesses, four of
whom Mr.. Hausner also warned
would be arrested.
The court will ask West Ger
man judges to take dispositions
from the witnesses in the pres
ence Of an Israeli representative
Evening star., 1961-05-07

ming, Initiation, organizing and
instructing others to spill this
ocean Of blood"
Two key pieces of evidence
submitted against Eichmann by
Prosecutor Gideon Hausner are
kilograms signed by him as a
Gestapo officer on March q
and May 6 of 1912.
At that time Eichmann was
chief of the Gestapo's Jewish
affairs section in Berlin. His
kilograms ordered the hanging
of Polish Jews, identified by
name, "in the presence Of
members Of their race" One
telegram lists four Jews, the
other seven. They were ex-
ecuted as ordered.
Eichmann'S West German de-
fense counsel, 66-year-old DR..
Robert ServatiuS of Cologne,
challenged the introduction Of
both kilograms. He said Eich-
mann was only relaying orders
from Gestapo Chief Heinrich
Himmler and not acting on his
own. The court overruled his
objection and accepted the tele-
grams as evidence.
Introduce Affidavits
Mr.. Hausner also has sue
ceeded in introducing in evi-
dence two written affidavits
from Eichmann's former aSSo-
ciates. They indicate Eich-
mann welded far more power
than he admits.
One affidavit, written by for
mer SIS Maj. Dieter Wisliceny,
says Eichmann had power to
annul or overrule measures
taken by all the ministries and
institutions Of the government"
Wisliceny, once a close per-
sonal friend Of Eichmann, was
executed in 1948 for war crimes
In Czechoslovakia.
The other affidavit was
signed by Rudolph Hoess, war
time commandant Of the Ausch-
witz camp where more than a
million Jews were murdered.
Hoess, also hanged for war
crimes. said Eichmann was al
ways full Of plans, always on
the lookout for innovations and
improvements. He was con-
sumed with the Jewish question
and its final solution"
The last phrase was the eu-
phemiSm Of German bureauc-
tacy for killing off Europe's
Jews and thus solving" the
problem they supposedly pre-
sented.
Testimony Strays
Mr.. Hausner has also scored
some points through witnesses
who lived under the Nad occu-
Evening star., 1961-05-07

groups, had volunteered to
fight for Cuba in the event of
Yankee aggression"
The radio also announced
the arrival of the Liberian ves-
sci of City of New Orleans from
West Palm Beach, Fla, with a
cargo of l million pounds of
lard, Is barrels of chemicals
for insecticides, and mail. A
cargo of spare parts for tractors
arrived from the Soviet Union,
the radio said.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

JERUSALEM May (AP)-Israen prosecutors have scored
two telling points in the first four weeks the legal struggle
to crack Adolf Eichmanns story was Just cog
in Na1 Germanys master plan the Jews
Europe.
Israel charges Eichmann with completely in the liquidation
Of estimated million Jews and specifically with plan
Evening star., 1961-05-07
MOTHERS DAY

A Doisey manual con opener will be In
cIuded with the purchase of any one of
the Universal appliances. shown above.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Testimony Strays

Mr.. Hausner has also scored
some points through witnesses
who lived under the Na1 occu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-03

(See cover story, page 4 when the
new Miss America is selected at At
lantic City
WTOP-9 will carry the finals COM
mencing at 0:30 pm. a half-hour
earlier than in previous seasons.
A newsy note for the fall comes
from CHS. The network recently re-
vealed that it had selected Harry
ReaSoner to serve in the dual ca
pacity of most and neWSman for CAL
endar, the new Woodworking series
to be seen commencing Oct. 2.
The series does not yet have a
sponsor.
Among the neWsmakers appearing
this week OH the regular news shows
is Secretary of Labor Goldberg, who
is scheduled to appear on ABC's
Issues and Answers, Sunday, 430
pm, WMAL-7. The CHS show
Thursday 90 pm, WTOP-9) will be
another in the new series called
Joint Appearance.
SUNOAY-Brefing Session 1900 moons
Youth Wants to Know. 1870 p.m.-9
Georgetown Univ Forum. 1920 pms
Teen Talk 100 p.m.-4
Challenge. 400 p.m-4
Issues and Answers. 43o pm.-7
Accent. 500 p.m--q
This Is NBC News. $40 pm.-4
Meet the Press. 900 pm.-4
Twentieth Century. $50 pm.-9
Way of Thinking. $50 pms
Evening star., 1961-04-15

SILVER SPRING (off New Hamp.
ave. Beautiful, 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brk. rambler; sep. din. rm., bsmt.,
mod. equip. kit, lots of extras.
Assume lge. 41aes first trust. Cony.
to everything. OWNER, 10. o.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
sUTTL1ND-9-yeaT-old- a-bed1oon

SUITLAND-2-year-old, 3-bedroom
brk. rambler; full bsmt. with
roughed-in bath, h.-w.h., FHA fl
nancing, $l7,500, or FILA ap-
praisal. BANDY REALTY CO.,
Realtor, RE. $4,000: eyes,, 10. q
0952.
TAKOMA PIX, 2-bedrm. rambler,
sep. din. rm., full bsmt., front
and rear porch. deep fenced yard,
assume 40 loan or $500 dn. FHA,
Sl3,950.
LANGLEY REALTY HE. 10000
TEMPLETON KNOLLS - FHA OF
VA, .all-brick, 3-bedrm. home, full
bsmt., double fenced yard, $4,000
and "OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN & CO.. HE. 9-240O
TRANSFER forces sale Of this gra.
cious 3-bedrm. brk. rambler: fea.
lures Ia baths, spacious liv. rm
with distinctive firepl., large Fla
rm. with picture window: level lot
that is gloriously shrubbed min.
utes to Regina High; will sacrifice
for Sl9,500.
JOHN ii. HUGHES co. WA. 7-o5eO
Evening star., 1961-04-15
3-ACRE ESTATE

15 minutes to D. C. Rambler with
4 large bedrms. (Firepl. In master
bedrm.), 2 full baths, liv. rm..
20x30 with firepl.. formal din.
rm., den, family-size elee. kit,
equip. laundry. A real dream house
on wooded acres. Priced in mid
30s. For appt. phone
PRINCE GEORGES EEALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
Evening star., 1961-04-15
CHILLUM TERRI AREA

PERETsKY BUILT AND
8 twin-sized bedrms., ga
baths. Special tomorrow's
kitchen with brunch area.
Nice rec. rm., screened porch
and many extras that only q
fastidious owner would add
to an already complete
home. D. C. bus. st. Johns
Parish, near other schools,
shopping. No problems. All
this and SO reasonably
financing. Shown by appt.
only. Call Mr. Katzin, FE.
$1,000 or JU. 9-6057. EX-
elusive with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., Realtors
CLINTON ACRES; on new Rte. 5
Branch ave. ext. B.
bedrm. brick rambler: sep. dining
rm., Ia baths, bsmt. with rec.
rm. and firepl; breezeway and ga
rage: large lot. Also 4-bedroom
split-level reasonably priced.
PINKNEY A. EARNSHAW, Jr.,
CLINTON, MD. CY. 7-S7S6.
COLLEGE PARK ESTATES, OPEN
- l-yr.-new split-level; immac.
cond.. 4 b.rn 22' lr. 2 y baths,
sep, dr., wooded lot: SCI $50,
FLA or eonv. OWNER. CIR. A.
S076 aft. 4 pm. weekdays, any
time week ends.
COLLEGE PIX. PROPER-3 bed
rms; excel. loc. and schools; air
cond.: $4,000. AP. 7-6S03.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

- Vets no money
down and $50 per month pays all,
including t. and /. 3-bedrm. ram
bier, in excellent condition, on
24-acre lot. Country living away
from city traffic. Ideal for small
fry. Close to Andrews AFB. Call
It'll Q p.m., WA. 7-3900. ROBERT
S. DAVIS g. CO., INC.
BRAND for you. g.
bedrm. brick-and-frame rambler,
in popular Berwyn Heights. Full
bsmt., concrete off-street parking.
Liberal conventional financing.
Trades accepted. Only Sl4, $50.
Call til 8 pm, WA. $4,000.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
- Charming 3-bed-
rm. rambler on tree-shaded lot:
latest kit. eye-level oven; spac
rec. rm., den, laundry rm.; pool
PRIVILEGES; $4,000. SP. 1926.
CARRoLLTON-S17,1O0; 3-bedrm.
brk. ramb., i "a baths, rec. rm., full
bsmt., IMPROVEMENTS. CIR. 4-7943.
AREA-S395 dn. pays
all, 3 .b.r. &C llz-bath. l OWNER
VIII. 2-7357; wkdys., DI. 7-4445.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
ST. BERNARD'S

Walk to school and church; large
liv. rm.. sep. din. rm., mod. equip.
kit. w/table space, 2 lEe. bedrms. =,
de luxe rec. rm., lge 2-car garage
wIworkshop. Level fenced lot
with patio. FHA approved. $16,-
500; only $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
nf0ggn

CHEVERLY-3-bedrm. brick Colo
nial; fireplace in lge. liv. rm.,
porch; full bsmt.; on deep fenced
corner lot with large trees. Walk
to swim. pool. At FHA appraisal
of $4,000. Luxurious wall-to-
wall carpet included. 5000 down
200 Crest ave. SP. 3-0415,
OWNER.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
FREE STATE PROPERTIES

BEACON HEIGHTS - 3-bedroom
ranchett: tip-top condition, with
all the extras added. Full walk
out entrance bsmt., perfectly ar
RANGED for future rec. room.
S14.950, only $500 dn. on easy
FHA terms.
WOODLAwN AREA - Moderate
down payment and take over low
interest loan with total monthly
payment Of $50 on attractive B.
trio kit. concrete drive and patio.
Quick sale value at S13,500.
LANHAM--Roomy 40-ft. white
frame rambler on approximately
" acree. 3 bedrms., de luxe table
space kit, full bsmt. Only 2 yrs.
old. Owners transfer forces sale.
S16,500. Assume loan.
GLENRIDGE STARTER Home
Sparkling 3-bedrm. semi-briek
home featuring separate din. room,
full bsmt. with Semi-finished rec.
room. Only few blks. to public
and parochial schools. S12,250,
$400 down FLA.
BUILDERS CLosE-oUT-Brand-
new center-hall rambler in quiet,
secluded semirural area. Fireplace
in 22-ft. liy. room, 22-ft. Pullman
style kit. that is fully equipped; 3
generous bedrms.. full bsmt.
with outside exit. Price cut to
S17,p50 for cash sale. Large con-
ventional 1st trust obtainable.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-04-15

3-bedrm. 2Ia-bath Split-level. day
lisht bsmt.. finished rec. rm.. car.
port, patio, custom kitchen. 4th
bedrm unfin. 4Iaqs loan can -bs
assumed. Open Sat. Sun. l I'll
dark. Dir: Ravensworth I'd. tC
Heritage drive and follow Futurs
signs to 772l Weper court.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
lo:3o M DANGEROUS ROBIN.

Drama. An insurance settlement on /,
stolen StradiVarius intrigues Robin Trick
Jason) who uncovers double, double
cross
@ AWARD THEATER.
Drama "The Day the Devil Hid" Pc
ter Lind Hayes stars.
q PETER GUNN.
Crime Death Is Sore Loser" Gum
(Craig Stevens) believes police ser
geant was framed for murder. Morris
Erby is featured. tRepeatJ
q BRENNER.
Police Brenner takes a hand in the
matter when a patrolman, trying to ar
rest four young thugs, shoots one of
them, and the newspapers indict him in
their headlines as "trigger-happy." Ed
ward Binns, James Broderick star IRE
peat)
90 q NEWS AND LOCAL NEWS.
Color. Harkness. Ward.
q PM EAST.
Variety, interviews. l Hour The prob
lens and aspirations of freshmen Iegis-
Iators are discussed by John Tower,
Gale w. MCGEE, F. Bradford Morse
and John Brodemas. Taped in Wash
ington)
q ABC NEWS FINAL.
News.
q II PM. REPORT.
News, Weather; Sports and TV Editorial.
IL q JOE McCAFFREY REPORTING.
News.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

the Danish Ambassador, are
intimate friends of the own
ers Of Wonderboy, the Danish
entry and the finest horse
in Scandinavia. He is my
godchild." said the Countess,
who will have Wonderboy's
owners, Mr.. and Mrs. Preben
Harhoff. as houseguests at
the Embassy from November
6 until after the race.
ABOUT THE MOST EX-
TR REME UNDERSTATE-
MENT in fashion probably
ever observed to date which
appeared in the recent Dior
show at the French Embassy.
There was a day when a
woman without a mink felt
more like a woman beside
a sink.
But when Jacqueline Ken
nedy appeared at her hus-
bands inaugural on the cold
est day in the year wearing
a little cloth coat with only
fur trim, she gave impetus
to a trend already INDUCED
in by some of her older
fashionable friends. Mrs.
David K. E. Bruce had been
hiding mink by lining a cloth
coat with it, and Mrs. Paul
Mellon had gone even further
in undertaking wealth by
lining a gabardine raincoat
with the rich pelts.
But Dior designer Marc
Bohan went as far as one
could go when he put the
most expensive, softest, and
most perishable of all furs
-chinchilla the lining Of
a suit jacket!
ABOUT AMERICAN DIP
LOMAT Allan Lightner's
cool entry into East Berlin
three times last Sunday to
prove American personneIs
right to be there. This
story brought to mind
another cool account Of an
American diplomat in a for
eign post. Our former Am
bassador to Leopoldville
Clare Timberlake was har-
boring two Europeans who
had sought refuge from the
Congolese in his embassy
during the uprisings Of July
1860, when he saw a group
Of Congolese with guns ad-
vancing on the American
residence. According to
an African. observer, he
calmly opened the door,
walked out and thanked the
men for coming to protect
the embassy during this
period Of trouble. After this
disarming approach, he sent
refreshments out to his new
armed guard" and all was
well, said the observer.
ABOUT THE FRENCH
GOURMET COOKING class
for the benefit of the North
west Settlement House that
begins November 7 at Christ
Church. Georgetown, and has
already enrolled Mrs. Mac
George Bundy. wife OF the
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Presidents Assistant; Mrs.
Abram Chayes, wife Of the
Legal Adviser Of the State
Department; Mrs. Peter
Frelinghuysen, wife of the
New Jersey Representative;
Mrs. Allen Dulles, Mrs. Neill
Phillips, Countess Caracciolo
di Forino, Mrs. Paul Mag
nuson and scores Of others.
Mrs. Richard Davis and
Mrs. Peter Belin will be
posted at a book counter be-
fore and after classes be-
cause the settlement house
will get a percentage Of all
sales on the Gordon Bleu
cookbooks written by Mrs.
Dione Lucas, the teacher. 4.
And all subscribers to the
course will be given q free
cookbook Of the recipes they
are taught. The little volume
being compiled for the oc-
casion viii have on its front
cover a print Of a Renais-
sance kitchen that Mrs. U.
Grady Upton found in q
18th century Vatican cook
book used by Pope Plus "
and now reposlng in the Ia
brary Of Congress. =
Comic relief at the one
and only evening class to be
held on the Arena Stage. NO
Evening star., 1961-10-29
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Van CIiburn Corrects Story
The Greatest Understotement
BY BETTY BEALE

In the multicolored beauty
Of autumn, Washington is
talking
ABOUT THE ABSURD
FUTILITY Of sitting by with
folded hands while an ap-
parent madman in tn e
Kremlin pollutes the air so
that it will wreak horrors
on both living and unborn
Americans for centuries.
ABOUT GREAT YOUNG
PIANIST Van Cliburn's con-
cern over q story published
last winter that he had re-
fused to play at the Ken
nedy Inaugural because he
was a Republican.
"I would love to play for
Mr.. Kennedy" said Van
during Secretary Of State
Rusk's reception for him last
Monday. Was he a Re
publican? mo-" replied the
earnest towering concert art
ist who halls from a small
town in Texas. II guess they
thought that because Tom
Dewey Is my lawyer"
The mix-up last January
was the result Of an invi-
tation from Frank Stnatra to
play at the gala which the
pianist thought was simply
q fund raising event. II
didn't understand that I was
to play for Mr.. Kennedy and
I had had a concert in
Cleveland scheduled for that
night for q whole year.. &.
He was so sorry about the
misunderstanding, he said.
ABOUT THE ATTRAC-
TIVE, NEW, young .Ambas-
Sador from Great Britain
and his beauteous, chic wife,
Lady Ormsby- Gore. In ad-
dition to their other assets,
the fact that this pair comes
to Washington equipped with
an established personal rela-
tionship with the President
of the United States and his
wife is already a source Of
envy along highly competi-
tive Diplomatic Row. :.
While Sir David goes to the
bottom Of the diplomatic list,
which is controlled by SEN
iority, his colleagues. who
may be longing for a mere
word with the President, will
be wondering If he is spend
ing q whole evening at the
White House.
The glamorous couple will
make their debut" in Wash
ington society when they
attend the chic International
Ball on the 10th. Britain
has q horse in the Interna-
tional race the next day.
ABOUT THE ATTITUDE
OF SOME AMERICAN horse
owners who didn't want to
enter the international race
because they expect Kelso to
win. Everybody knows Kelso
will win but it's an honor to
be invited to participate in
the international race" said
Countess Knuth-Winterfeldt.
She and her husband,
Evening star., 1961-10-29

vember 13, will be q cooking
contest between DR.. Paul
Magnuson who is among the
best men cooks in Washing
ton Che never goes to Paris
without taking additional
lessons at the Gordon Bleu
School there, Charles Dewey
whose experience over a hot
stove Is definitely limited but
who is an expert faster, and
Henry c"Esky") Clark who
originally came from Alaska
and can cook such odd
things as "Mukluk" and
Seals Blubber." neither Of
which is apt to be adopted
by the Gordon Bleu. .
Judge Of the contest will be
former Judge Of the Court
Of Claims Evan Howell, not
because he is an epicure. but
because he has q judges
robe.
And what will the contest
ask the gentlemen to do? 1t
viii tell them to "go fry an
egg" in the literal. not figur-
ative sense. because 1t seems
that this is as good a test
as any Of culinary prowess.
In fact, I am Informed, 1t
is the first requirement every
fine Paris chef imposes on
all would-be assistants.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-28

it plugged by a mound Of snow
cast up by passing plows.
The Ohio Department of
Highways has suggested a
way to minimize this hard
ship. Harry Brannon, Divi-
sion Deputy Director of the
Highway Departments Divi-
sion Five in east central Ohio,
outlined the method in a let
ter to residents of the divi-
sion last winter. He suggested
that residents clear an area
next to their driveways so
that snow would spill from
the ploW into the cleared area
rather than carry across the
driveway.
The area to be cleared, he
said, should be about 10 or IL
yards long and a yard or two
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-28

a family gettogether at the
home of Mrs. Davis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Beightler
Of Cleve Ia n d Heights on
Christmas Eve. They then at
tended Mass on Christmas
Eve at the H oily Rosary
church on Mayfield Road.
1 would like to extend my
wishes along with everyone
else for a Very Happy New
Year and please make that
last one on New Years Eve
a good strong cup of black
coffee, 1 like all my readers
to be with me all through the
new year and / don't like to
write up the death notices,
just about all the happy births
throughout the year of 1862.
So won't you please take i
easy so 1 will have all of you
with me in 1862.