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MOSCOW
MOSCOW
Russians Warn u. S.
On Attacking Cubo
Continued From Page AL

Continued From Page Al
is prepared to take this into
consideration"
The Russians said many
statements by American politi-
clans might have been con-
sidered the normal development
of an election year. But in view
Of President Kennedy's request
for authority to call UP Heserv-
lists, "the Soviet government
must receive in a different
light" the flight of an Ameri-
can U-2 which 1t claimed tres
passed over the island Of SAX
halin. off the east coast of So
Wet Siberia.
Forces Put on Ready
The statement ridiculed the
claim of the United States that
developments in Cuba might
justify a Gallup.
It said no similar Gallup was
going to be made by the Soviet
Union in response, but that it
was responding by ordering all
forces to be at the ready.
I'VE cannot help taking into
consideration the preparation
by the United States of an
aggressive act" the statement
said.
The Soviet government said
its ships were carrying not only
munitions but machinery and
agricultural equipment to Cuba
to help build up the country.
What these ships contain, the
government declared, is the
affair Of the Soviet Union and
Cuba.
Don't put your nose into
other peoples affairs" it said.
Commenting on reports in
the United States that the So
Wet Union is building up a base
in Cuba, the statement said
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03

ShanoWer and Forrest Bond
and second Mrs. Ralph
Chapman and Clarence Battl-
eS. Pinochle winners were
First Mrs. Sadosky and Ell
mer Eggert, and second -
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perry.
Grand prize winner was Mrs.
Elmer Eggert.
The next party will be May
26 at $50 at the K of P Hall
Chester Garden Club
The Chester Garden club
held its last meeting WedneS-
day, April 25 at the home of
Mrs. Herbert Brill. Hostess
eS were Mrs. Kenneth Wood
and Mrs. Roy E d ". Mrs.
Brill spoke on Soil, Potting
and TranSplanting". Plants
were sold for the benefit of
"Cheerio", the welfare fund
Chester Garden club has ac-
cepted the invitation of Peren-
NAL Garden club and plans
to cooperate W it h them on
three Bazaar projects. May
% is the d a e of the next
meeting, &C ue t Day., at
Mrs. K. Wood.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03

Results of the track meet
April 80 between West Geau-
ga and KenSton:
l2O HH, 16.5 West Geauga
H. Bentz; KenSton, Joros,
West Geauga, Pierce, tie.
100, 10.7 Kenston, Taylor
West G e a u g a, Alexander,
West Geauga, Redding.
M lie, 5:O2.1 Kenston.
StubbS; West Geauga, Ran
ney; West Geauga, Smiths
Ter.
$50 Relay, 1:41 West Ge-
auga, E Iii o t t, Redding. C.
Bentz, Stafford.
440, 56.6 West Geauga. al
eXander; West G. eaug a
Burns; West Geauga, Merh-
ar.
1870 LII, 2:12.5 Kenston,
Stubbs; West Geauga, Frank,
West Geauga, Burke.
$50, 21.6 = West Geauga FL
liott; West Geauga, Long;
KenSton, Taylor.
220, 23.6 Kenston, Taylor;
West Geauga, G. Bentz; West
Gauga, Burns.
Shot Put, 46' 7" West Ge-
auga, Gabram; West Geauga
BiSSell; West Geauga, Vogel-
pOhl.
Pole Vault, g. 6" West Ge-
auga, Elliott, West Geauga,
Long tie; West Geauga, SAT
ford.
High Jump, 121' 8" West
Geauga, GoldfusS; KenSton,
Scott, West Geauga, Jackson.
Discus, s. 8" KenSton,
Taylor; West G auga, H.
Bentz; West Geauga, Stafford.
Broad Jump, 49, 8" West
Geauga, BiSsell; West Geau-
ga, Redding; West Geauga,
Alexander.
Mile Relay, 3:54.5 West
Geauga, Pierce, Merhar, Al
,eXander, Elliott,
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List Track Results at
West Geauga High

Results of the track meet
April 25 between West Geau-
ga and NeWbury:
100 HH, 16.1 West Geauga
H. Bentz: Newbury, Gazda;
NeWbury, T. Boyd.
100, 1913 Newbury, OFT;
West Geauga, Redding; West
Geauga, BiSSell.
Mile, 5:09.2 Newbury, Biz
jack; West Geauga, Burke;
NeWbury, V. BoreS.
$50 Relay, LAOS West Ge-
auga, Elliott, Redding, G.
Bentz, Stafford.
440, 55,5 NeWbury, OFT;
NeWbury, TrueSdell; w e S t
Geauga, Alexander.
1870 LII, 22.0 = West Geauga
Elliott; West Geauga, H. Ben
tz; NeWbury, Gazda.
$50, PISA NeWbury, Biz
jack; w e S t Geauga, Frank;
West Geauga, Burns.
300, 24.0 Newbury, OFT;
West Geauga, H. Bentz: West
Geauga G. Bentz.
Shot Put, As West Geauga
Gabram; Newbury, Monigold
West Geauga, BiSSell.
Pole Vault, 9 6" West Ge-
auga, Elliott; West Geauga,
Long; West Geauga Stafford.
High Jump, s. 4" w e
Geauga Stafford; Newbury,
Brinkerhoff; Newbury, Gaz-
da.
Discus, 113' 4" West Geau-
ga, Jackson; West Geauga
GoIdfuSs; West Geauga Cab
ram.
pIOdQ Jump, 10 o4 west
Geauga, BiSsell; West Geau-
ga, Redding; West Geauga,
Alexander.
Mile Relay, 1853 West Ge-
auga, Pierce, Merhar, Bosch
and Elliott.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03
CHESTER
Newcomers

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack w. Sir
niger and two children, Day.
id, 4 and Susan 9 months old.
They have moved from Lynd-
hurst to 1870 Vine ent DR.,
Chester. Mr.. Siringer is ad-
VertiSing manager at Hickok
Electric Instrument Co., in
Cleveland.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. F ank Leh-
man 245 Dorothy Rd., Chest
er? The LehmanS mover here
from Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan with their two daughters,
Connie l3, and Nancy II. Mr..
Lehman is part-oWner of Ev-
angel Book Shop, 723 Euclid
Ave, Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03

fall. Next money making pro-
iect on the list is the Fun Fair
to be held May 26 Saturday,
at WeStWood school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03
WeStWOOd School

Miss Kathleen Kermeen's
third graders recently pre-
Sented a spring assembly in
which Lance KinSey, Linda
Sladek, Michele Kashkowsky,
Gary Schaefer, Harold Klein
smith, Richard Swift, Ken
Bereit, all had special parts,
although the whole class was
included.
At last Thursdays fire drill
conducted by Capt. Frank
VoSecek. assisted by Firemen
Jack Ward, James Van Cor
der, Leonard Krupa, Al Craw-
ford and Earl williams, of
Russell Volunteer D epart-
ment, WeStWood School was
completely emptied in 100
seconds.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03
Perenniel Garden Club
Perennial Garden Club

Perennial Garden club had
workshop at the home of Mrs
Tom Laughlin from 1000 to
200 on Wednesday, May 2, to
finish up craft items for the
Perennial Garden Bazaar,
May 10 at Chester school.
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iect on the list is the Fun Fair
to be held May 26 Saturday,
at WeStWood school.
WeStWoOd Fathers Club
Sandra Ewart, Sharon Barr
Steven Madsen and ROLAND
Trayte were on Charles Days
radio program recently to get
some publicity for the recent
Fathers Club fish fry. Sand
ra announced a record and
Steve gave the weather re-
port. Each child received a
free record as a Souvenier.
Chester Twig
Mrs. J. D. Mihalic has Of
fered her barn as a collect
ing depot in Chester for all it.
ems for the Rummage Sale
to be held by the Women'S
Auxiliary of Geauga Commu-
nifty hospital.
Chester Twig is planning a
card party for Saturday even
ing, May 19 at the K of P Hall.
Their next regular meeting
will be at the home of Mrs.
Cart Harland, Opalocka Dr.,
Thursday evening, May 3.
Church
Rev. William Bullock of
Trinity Methodist churc
baptized Robert John Urban,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ur-
an Of Sperry Road, on Sun
day, April 20.
Sunday, May 6 will be
Children's Day. In place of
the regular services, the con-
gregation will have the op-
pOrtunity to participate in a
Junior church service which
will be conducted by Howard
Mansfield as he does every
Sunday for the children. Mr..
ManSfield'S topic will be THE
Only Honest Thing to Do.
The Women's Society for
Christian Service will meet.
Wednesday, May 9, at 800 ..
m, at the home Of Mrs. c.
ChriSty. Rev. Bullock will
give a book review Journey
Into the Interior" by Laur-
ence Won der POST. If tran
SportatiOn is needed, call Mrs
Phillip Runyon, PA 9-4862 or
Mrs. Donald Harper, PA g.
7549.
May y, Saturday at 600 D.
m. IS the time set for the
Mother and Daughter ban
quet. Tickets are $1.25 for
adults and so cents for child
rem. Call Mrs. John Jarvie
PA 9-9135.
On Sunday, May 6, st. Mark
Lutheran church will have
sc hool and Adult
Bible class at 9:45. Divine
worship with Holy Commun-
ion will be HOO.
The Church Council meet
ing will be May 7, at 7:3O on
Monday.
Wednesday, May 8, Junior
choir rehearsal is at 3:45 at
Mrs. Ralph Factors home.
l:3O that evening Luther Lea
que will meet.
On S Il n d a y, May 6, the
CheSterland Baptist church
school will be at 1000. There
will be a Communion church
service at loo. At ZOO n m
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03
By Mrs Charles ChriSty
PA 9-7512
X of p Card Party

HoSteSSeS at the K of p
Card Party Saturday even
ing, April % were Mrs. Yaro
Sojka and Mrs. John E. Day.
is. Winners in Five Hundred
were: First Mrs. Ralph
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WestwOOd Fathers CIub


WeStWoOd Fathers club re-
port a good crowd at their last
Fish Fry with 438 served. but
1t was organized so well that
everything W ent smoothly
and there was no waiting in
line. They have purchased q
slide and a 6 swing set (three
for the older children and 3
for smaller ones) for the play
ground. The F a erS club
plan a work Saturday soon to
prepare the playground for
the installation of the new
equipment. 1t must be graded
and Stag and gravel put on it.
AS last Weekend'S paper
drive was again successful,
another is scheduled for the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03
NEWS from CHESTER

continuing the cries S on
Christian Beliefs, the topic
will be The Church.
The Guild Girls will meet
at the church on Tuesday,
May 8, at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday, May 9, there
will be a Ladies Aid luncheon
at 1900 noon. Prayer time
will be at 800 that evening
Call Rev. Davis for a special
prayer request.
The Junior High Youth Of
the CheSterland Community
church and the Pilgrim Eel
lowship group attended the
film, Question 7", at t h e
Vogue T'heater. There will be
a church swimming party on
Saturday, May 5, SOnSored by
the junior high youth. Swim
mers will meet at the church
at 800.
The Annual Congregational
meeting will be held Sunday.
May 6, following Sunday NOR
ming worship.
Brief Items
Mr.. Gail McCleary, who is
now working in Latrobe, Pa,
took his family to Latrobe to
visit it for the weekend. They
returned Sunday night, April
20. This week Mr.. McCleary
will be in Chicago.
Mrs. Forrest Bond return
ed home from MCLEAN, Va,
last Friday night, April, 27.
This winter while Mr.. and
Mrs. Bond were in Florida.
they called on the A. J. Wen
dorffS of Fort Pierce. the
Harrison A. Elders of Indian
Rocks Beach and the Wrar
ManningS of sarasota. These
are all former Chester resid-
entS now living permanently
in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
gave a welcoming party to
two new neighbor couples of
Woodcrest Trail, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert N. Grondie and Mr..
and Mrs. John McNaughton.
A potluck supper was follow
ed by games and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Riton-
daro and Miss Dorothy Dar-
row have returned from a two
weeks Wis it in Hollywood
Fla.
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School Registration

On Tu e S d ay, Wednes-
day, Thursday, May 8, 9, and
10, between the hours of 1000
am. and 200 pm, registra-
tion for all students new to
the West Geauga School Dis
trlct Will be held at all build
lngS. Students from kinder
garten through the 9th grade
Will register at the nearest
elementary school. Russell
WeStWood or Chester. Stu
dents in grades 8 through -
Will register at the West Ge-
auga high school.
Children expecting to start
kindergarten in September
1862, must be five years of
age prior to September /
1862. Children entering the
IlrSt grade must be six wears
OF age prior to September l,
1862. A birth certificate or ot-
her document certifying the
date of birth and health re-
cords indicating dates of ply
seal examination and i'm
munlzationS must be present
ed at the time of registration.
The West Geauga Nurses
Association and the West Ge-
auga Pre-School P.T.A. will
ald IN the registration of new
students. Parents need not br-
ing the children to the schools
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03
Tournament Winners

w HIIItTS
The bowling team of Rose
Cutrone, Mary Artine, Ella
Hattendorf, Lois Thorn a s
and Helen FilipSki were tops
out Of six teams at the Pot
o. Gold Tournament at Park
side Recreation. Last Monday
April %, they learned that
they were also the winners in
the finals held at Geneva
bowling a total of 3O52 points.
Each one received $4,000 in
prize money.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Freshlev
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schnei-
der were delegates for Chest
erland Community church to
the Plymouth Rock Associa-
ton OF the Congregational
Christian churches which was
held at the Auburn Commun-
ity church, Auburn, Ohio, on
Sunday, April 20.
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LEGAL NOTICE

the American Legion Hall IN
Niaiiehiki Alaska
This hearing IS being held n
compliance with Title %. United
States Code, Chapter /. Section
12ss for Ehe# purpose oE providing
az opportunity for ali interested
persons 70 discuss fire proposed
leeatioR Of the following de-
sefi6ed Federal AID highway:
Beginning east of the Ninilchik
River OF the present road. thence
west across the River at a new
crossing and on the present road
through the village Of NinilcHilz.
Tie public VII De informed a
this hearing On matters concern.
ing the location and design fea=
lures and the general economic
and other aspects Of the proposed
Improvement al IN sufficient de-
tail e permit residents the
area 70 have full and reliable in
formation concerning the project.
published n the Gheeehako
News March s. and March p,
1862.
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Autos FOR SALE

1859 LARK 4-dr. sedan. rood con-
dltlon. 8675. Contact George
Benin. Nile 1857 Sterling
hwy. Kasilof. 70-3
- CHEVROLET 4=ae8f Bis
eaEne. $fs200 + Smith. Nile
post 92, Sterling highway. 70-3
1853 CHEVROLET station wag-
en-. Excellent condition, $780,
1861 ton Chevrolet truck,
81 .795, 1=ton International
truck, 5000. See at Rogers Ca
rage, Soldotna. IT'S
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AUTOS FOL. SALE
HARTLEY MOTORS
h Kenai
esEFKa I'D = TIL CT EUL1ETH s


IN Kenai
OFFERS THESE SPECIALS
NEW
1887 z 100, heater. 8 cylinder
Excellent body, runs good. be-
HaW Blue Book .#=...z. $3.50
1852 GALAXY 500 Town Sedan.
Ming green and white, IS 81.
ii. 226 f.p. engine. Grpisa=a-
Matte. Ffeshaire heater. Push
button radio, deluxe wheel COW
ers. padded dash and visor.
BaeKup lights. heavy duty bat
terry. windshield washer, 2=snd.
electric ViHeas. Mud and snow
tires. VII finance S388I.I0
1852 Fs1a0 E Ton Pickup. VS.
engine, Freshaire heater. Ivy.
duty battery. stslesiae body.
Mud and snow tires. Go1denrod
yellow 292 cu. n. engine. dix
cab, turn indicators. ivy. duty
1eaf springs. 9zas8.90
1852 GALAXY Town Sedan. 4
door. VS. engine mud ana snow
Tres. Ford-0-Naties pHshbut-
ton radio Freshai1e heater. I'D
oaIterg sqaa=leek ale. Color i
silver moss. ..=..==...=@aS3461.ao
1852 F=250 2 Ton Pickup. style
side body, sidem8unt spare. i
F1eshaine heater. I'D battery.
6s5o1I6 mud and snow tres.
Turn indicators deluxe cab. e
speed transmission. e 2 p
Turquoise =..s s3aA9.8s
1862 FALCON deluxe GLIB Nag=
~. ~ ~ AHls pare " 9aIS Luz
size station Wsea9 Heater
heater, padded dash traction
asi rear cyl ~ lszs
i,2A4sl ezezlss. y s9e eoloI.s 5000
lss'z z e 199.s.sN so. s9s5sa' assNsz
,aa5 9,s5s - = z,i3s.3s9
7 - s $500 ! 9 : Z - n.s stlz
Ford-6- u ate *. e a.. WHITE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


SIS ACRES, plus non-modern
two-bedroem home. for sale at
the total price Of only S6,s00.
This property IS located only )
miles south Of Soldot1as
We have building sites from as
low as $500 up. Buyers can set
the term Of payment.
We have homes. trailers. busi-
nesses and large acreage listed
for sale. We can help you with
whatever your real estates needs
are in the S8Id0tna area.
NIX REALTY
Village SHOPPING Center soldotna
WANT 70 BUY
WANTED: Approximately two
acres upholstery and cabinet
shop. residence q immediate
vicinity Soldotna. Cash Or
terms Box a2a7, EastghesteTs
Anchorage II 8
sS43E H1A
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TWo-REDRo0M home OH Birch
Drive in Kenai, $1,000 down.
$3.50 monthly payment includes
insurance and taxes. Why rent
when It costs less to buy ?
Phone 283z 7eo6 or contact Dick
Morgan, Third Ave. and Birch
Drive. LIB
FIVE ACRES, all Of part. Choice
building sites. New, modern 2
bedroom home on one acre IN
Kenai. Call 28a- 1876. 71-3
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H1 3H3as
-

0NEzBEnH00M duplex apart
ment. Dashboard heat. Utilities
furnished. Phone 2s3=772s. 70s3
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Ed ADS
J rams for the price o. 2. PAY
! order The Gheeehako News
le incorrect insertion.
FOR Sale
THE REDEMPTION STORY in
Scripture, sI00 per copy. Ray
Porter. MoH5stg3, Idaho. 70=e
MINNESOTA Wooden Go. Entire
keHaf Peninsula. Have complete
line samples. Write Jackie
Moore, Box 3a8. Sol8otna, for
appointments. z2z3
C0RR4Y automatic electric heater
Like new SO. Phone zs8- 1883.
72-3b
1859 FORD vs. haifstsn pickup.
Wide body with bax Excellent
condition / gaselinespowered
cement mixer. Carpenter tools.
Also Cooper Landing Resort SIX
furnished cabins, work shop
and stefereem. Inquire Mrs.
Leo Gleason, Cooper Landing
Resort, Alaska. 1913
fzAXLE IoTkog, 1ax20 rubber.
$4,000. Contact Ralph Ander-
son. Stan Rte, Anchorage. lib
17az ARMY STORM BOAT, 1T.
beam. Govt. cost about 81 500.
Surplus cost $3.50. Sell for $50
cash. See jim Porter soidatHa
Supply. 81 Charlie Iisenbee.
Box a94. soIdotna. 71z3
ALUMINIUM Van BODY for 1
ton truck. $500. 1855 Chevrolet
station wagon. good tires. run
mig condition. $3.50. Oil tank,
gravity run for IL ton truck,
USED Tor haaiing hghf IaeE OIL
s98. Jesse Lee Home, Box 81,
Seward. a2st
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place. one nile north On Bob
MaeSaie Road. Art WafIender.
72s2
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MOTEL ROOMS with private
bath. Finest motel ia Kenai.
Competitive rates. The SPUR
MOTEL, Keaai, Alaska. Phone
283-7557. 6bc
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NANDERMERE APARTa7IE IN EsTr
One, tsgo and three bedrooms.
modern family units. Look for
sign by Wilson's Store. See
manager at Apt. I. or call 262-
1903. Sob
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90 ACRES WITH FULL OIL
RIGHTS adjacent 10 Bush
Lanes iii Renal. $40 per acre.
only $1,000 down. Owner must
sell.
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HIWAY frontage next 70 bowling
alley for rent or lease. Make
any offer. Call Bill at Roger
Garage, 262- A202. IT'S
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EUXGE

TRAILER HOUSES FOR SALE
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Old NFWsFAPEK fer paek-
ing, etc e +. i bundles q %
pounds. Gheeeaake News plant.
ElaesFWax phone 26z4624. 56es
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RATE per word minimum; rams for fe price O. Pay
must accompany insertion ordef The eheeehako News
accepts responsibility for only incorrect insertion
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ron SALE
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26x28 HOUSE and - acres Of
ground. On Hemesife Loop Rd.
IN KeaaH Total price 94,506s
$1,000 down.
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siS 81 PRAYER Ray H.Iss used ae Job
Reasonable. Ees 5g3. Seward
Phone 5467, et cali st 15
Third. Seward. 7a-3
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2 bEDR0l1A modern home n
Homer Excellent view Gonsia
81 part trade ii an sleWn pay
me14t. No agents. rite Box
23s, Soldotna. 71as
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AXLE loYkog, 1ax20 rubber,
$685. 90 Contact Ralph AndeF-
son. Stan Rte, Anchorage. LIB
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08Y AEIY LENE. pipe.
steel. IUkE's GLDIN 81
SERVICE Mile 1 II. Kenai Ri.
Phone asSS ri -
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81 & ST Sell 81 g9Alb5sIt. Iots
and kEA 2-Bedr00m home, al
most complete. On al1-we8ffef
maintained road, in Kenai. ST
500 cash. g $4,000 terms %.
900 down, bal. at 500 per mo.s
plus &C. int. Contact Joe VII
sen 81 Kenai. 70zbe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(coNTlNUED)

BED, mahog. double, Beautyres,
mattress and springs, $50. Nc
Sunday calls. HE. g-269l.
BED. Hollywood double, perfect con
dftiop CEn IA R.AIQS
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ORGANS-Final week of KITS
Great 41st Anniversary Sale OF
new and used organs. Largest
stock in the Washington area.
KITS g convenient iocationsl
Dntn., 1880 g st. NV, RE. z
6212. Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave-,
XII. S-S6S6. Rockville Congress
sionsl Plaza shopping center. HA.
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The Saddle and Spur
Fine Equipment
for the
Horse and Rider

lO3 Church St., Vienna, Virginia
Telephone 3S5-7200
A REAL NICE AZ" gray-and- white
pony with saddle, bride, cart and
harness. All equipment new. $500
for outfit. JU. 5-266l.
2 REGISTERED ARABIAN MARES,
Must sell due to lack Of space
Indrage mare, Bay with Star, IL
yrs, due to foal in February,
$4,000: Chestnut with blaze and
stockings, Radames Colt at side,
$1,000. Terms. Pc. 2-3694.
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'IANO-PLAYER ELEC. GRAND

BY Ampico. Original owner pur-
chased in 1928. In storage 90
yrs. About so rolls. late 20-early
30 era. Needs home work. $500,
firm. Call GEORGE W. HUGUELY,
NO. $4,000. weekdays.
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NEnus For SALE FOR SALE

FURN.-Blond coffee table.
blond corner tables with glass tops
red plastic sofa bed, upholstered
occasional chairs, 4 sgle. CT. g.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New spinets,
choice Of finishes. SIS per mo.
Monies credited if you later pur-
chase. KITS (3 convenient To-
cations): Dntn. 1890 G ST. NV,
RE. 7-e212. Alex. 1921 Mt. Yer
non ave. XII. S-S6S6 Rockville
Congressional Plaza shopping
center IA. 7-7420.
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PIANOS = we have q good selec.
ton Of used and slightly. uset
spinet and console pianos Of gooc
makes that can be purchased a.
reasonable prices. ST. $4,000
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and G
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Our Exclusive Wonder Wedge
Thousands of Washington women walk in
a new found comfort, since we introduced
our exclusive wonder wedge to Washington.
Here in cool punched aerolink leather in
black, bone, Italian tan or white. Sizes $40
(no 9h's) in Medium Width
Evening star., 1962-04-15

luncheon parties for grueling hours of
study? One factor is purely economic
many mothers want to be prepared to teach.
if necessary, when their children start col
lege. With some, it's simply desire for
more learning to keep up with the great ad-
vances in knowledge. In chemistry alone,
the amount of knowledge is said to double
every ten years.
One mother of three, Mrs. Nelson Wood
son, 4516 Avamere street, Bethesda, takes
only two or three courses at a time at Ameri-
can University and looks upon her studies
as stimulating form of recreation Her
mother was so pleased when she decided to
resume work toward degree that she in
sisted on paying the tuition. My mother
said she would have done that if had fin
Continued on poOe Is