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C&P Telephone
Earnings Decline

Net income Of Chesapeake
g. Potoma &C Telephone Co.
amounted to $4,000 in April.
compared with $T32, 900 in April
last year. reported j.. Hillman
Zahn, vice president In charge
Of the Washington company:
Net for IL months ended
April 80 was $8,886,000, COM
pared with $9,031.000 in the
preceding IL months, he said.
Directors appropriated $492,-
600 for plant additions and
improvements in the District of
Columbia at their recent meet
ing. Plant in service on April
80 was valued at $2o3, $50, 900,
a gain Of $l3.4 million from q
year earlier. I
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Industrial Looms
Off $145 Million

The Federal Reserve Board
said yesterday commercial and
industrial loans have decreased
by $145 million during the week
ended May % at reporting
member banks in leading cities.
This lowered the total of
such loans at these banks to
$32, 978, 100000. This was ST.
392, 100000 higher than the
total a year earlier.
So far this year, commercial
and industrial loans have in
creased by $50 million COM
pared to a decrease Of $50 mil
lion in the corresponding por-
ton Of last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
METALS

NEW YORK. June 1 (AP).-Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
lead ~ cents pound New YORK;
zinc 11h cents q pound, East st. Louis;
Tin 1.16 pound, New York; foreign
silver 1.01 u per troy ounce, New York.
Pittsburgh scrap steel No. heavy was
quoted today by Iron Age at 5000
81. 90.
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Bankers Watch Looms
In FoIIing Market

to bring the true value back up
to so per cent of the loan. II
can request a ''curtail," mean
ing an extra cash payment to
reduce the loan. Or in an ex-
IRENE plunge, it can simply sell
the stock. None Of the banks
contacted reported a case in
volving the latter choice this
week.
Many borrowers came in on
their own to inquire If more
stock was needed. bankers said.
81 got a call from one man in
Florida who asked If we wanted
more collateral" declared Mr..
Carr. 81 checked his account,
found it was all right, and told
him to go back fishing"
Because of the volume Of
securities involved, banks are
still busy with details Of enter
ing new certificate numbers.
But officials add that the re-
bound in stock prices beginning
last Tuesday improved their
situation. We're hopeful things
viii stabilize" said one. cit
might have been very serious. I"
Several complained about the
difficulty of obtaining stock
prices from hour to hour. par
ticularly in over-the-counter
securities which are not listed
on any exchange and often
have no orderly. continuing
market.
"In a declining market you
get a 10-point spread in bid
and asked prices, and about
all you can do is use the bid
price," said one loan officer.
And for a long time, we
couldn't get any price at all
from brokers Monday because
they were so swamped:"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
D. c. Securities Stage
Lively Comeback

Securities Of Washington
area companies staged a lively
recovery yesterday as prices or
major exchanges rallied.
RecoverieS here ranged as
high as $40 a share. American
Security g. Trust Co. and the
Government Employees Group
of Companies were among the
leading gamers.
Prices of Washington area
securities at yesterdays close
are compared below with their
lows Of the last week and their
marks of last January L:
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Harold A. Jewett, patent at
torney in the Washington Of
flee Of E. I. DUPONT de Nemours
& Co., retired yesterday after
Is years Of service.
Ted DriscolI, jr., has been
named sales director for the
new International Inn at
Thomas Circle. He has been
convention manager of the
Shoreham Hotel since 1858.
Lee A. Alderdice has been
elected assistant vice president
of State Loan & Finance Man.
agement Corp. His major
duties will be in the personnel
department.
w. Reid Allen of Alexandria,
Va, sales supervisor for Life
Insurance Co. Of North Amer
lea. was selected as one of Il
winners in a nationwide sales
campaign recently.
Carleton Jones has beer
named public relations man.
ager for the Eastern division o.
the Theo. Hamm Brewing CO
He has been with Salvage &
Lee in Richmond. Va.
Robert B. Mcdowell of Ia
koma Park, Md, has beer
, named to head the data con
troll center of the Apple,
, Physics Laboratory of John
Hopkins University in Silve
Spring, Md.
! John w. Smith has been ap
j pointed manager of engineer
; ing for Vitro Electrcnics, a di
vision of Vitro, Corp. Q
! America.
: Karl E. Baetzner Of Wash
: ington has been elected chair
/ man of region four of the Amer
lean Right-of Way Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
SCOPE, Inc, Gets
Army Contract

SCOPE, Inc, Falls Church
Va. has been awarded a con-
tract by the Army Signal Corps
to design and construct a high
speed memory system which
can be used with existing gen.
eral purpose computers.
Termed content addressed
memory, the system is based
on a dictionary philosophy
and the operational model will
have a capacity of 1,024 words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

surance Co. has just completed
the best five months in its his
tory, with a gain of so per cent
from already high 1861 levels
reported Howard j. Riordan
general agent.
-Four members of the agency
have attained 1862 membership
in the Million Dollar Round
Table, a top honor in the life
insurance field. They include:
John lima, leading agent of
the John Hancock company for
the fourth year; Hugh P. Flynn,
Louis Bender and James F.
Furst.
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Aluminium Output Of

NEW YORK, June / 1AP) -
April shipments Of aluminium
sheet and plate declined 1871
per cent from March, 1851
million pounds, the Aluminium
Association reported today. The
total was 11.8 per cent higher
than deliveries in April. 1861
however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

year ago, reported President
Aaron Goldman in a letter to
stockholders.
He estimated profits for six
months ended March 81 were
equal to 81 cents q share VS.. "a
cents a share a year ago.
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Earnings

Tennessee Gas Trans. in IL
months ended April 80 earned
$69, 900, 1903 or $1.52 a share VS..
SCI, 752,385 or $1.35 in 1861.
Union Pacific Railroad in A
months ended April 80 earned
SIC, 068, BAT or 70 cents q share
VS.. $l9,033,945 or rs cents in
1861 period.
Hunt Food g. Industries in 8
months ended March 81 earned
$40, 976, 946 or $2.0S a share VS..
$l0,058,l23 or $1.90 in 1861
period.
Gerber Products in year ended
March 81 earned $9,249, 035 or
$2.1S a share VS.. $8.031, 1923 or
$1.89 in 1861.
NOrthrup Corp. in 9 months
ended April 20 earned $6,307, 900
or $1.5l a share VS.. $6,258, 900
or $1.61 in 1851 period.
Dresser Industries in 6 months
ended April 80 earned $3,647,-
900 or rs cents a share VS..
$S,397 900 or, 70 cents in 1861
period.
I
ROhr Corp. in 8 months end
ed April 80 earned $3,314,10I OF
$l.92 a share VS.. $685. 1873 OF
$l.S8 in 1861 period.
Seaboard Finance Co. in 6
months ended March 81 earned
$S,l68.406 or 48 cents a share
VS.. $3.684,376 or So cents In
1861 period.
Miehle- Goss- Dexter, Inc. in 6
months ended April 80 earned
$2,835.44l or $2.O1 a shave VS..
81, 469,553 or $1.76 in 1851
period.
Emerson Radio and Phone.
in rs weeks ended May 5 earned
81, 140.9l0 or so cents a share
VS.. 67.646 or 20 cents in 1861
period.
Lane Bryant, Inc. in 8 months
ended April 30 earned $745,O0O
or So cents a share VS.. $692, 600
or 81 cents in 1861 period.
Other earnings included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Holders Elect Boord
Of Nine for District
OF Columbia National
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Stockholders Of the District Of Columbia National
Bank today elected board of directors through
other fomalities to establish Washngtons first new bank
since 1929.
Robert Mclaughlin former president of District
Commissioners and of the founding group presided at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Riordon Agency Sets
Record in 5 Months

The Riordan Agency of the
John Hancock Mutual Life In
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,Mocke Vending Sales
And Earnings Gain

Sales Of Macke Vending Co.
exceeded -$8.5 million in three
months ended March 81, a gain
OF about II per cent from a
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK AP)-Noon over the coun-
ter u. S. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for Fri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished BY the Ma.
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at pm. Friday,
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AMERICAN. STOCK EXCHANGE


Yok ock Erchsn 10
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{ MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK (AP)
- National Associa-
ton Securities Deal
eFA. Inc.
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Before so per cent stock dividend
fBefore 4 per cent stock dividend.
before 10 per cent stock dividend.
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Bid Ask
Var Pay 5.74 $40
Canad 5.32 5.e2
Inv Resch Unayailah
Istel Ed 3l.N 32.l1
Johnstn l2.2o l2.2s
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-26

THE Platform re are 1HECan
 K
 REPUBLICANS uphold and free dom of the individual and pledged protect his right the enjoyment of the rewards of his industry. REPUBLICANS fight into classes and forces which would undermine Republic of Govern REPUBLICAN philosophy government do those things the individual do best for himself zA7 Republicans believe in the fundamentals that contribute to the best elective repre- sentative government by the people, for the people, thus we advocates
 THAT THE VOTERS NOT BE REQUIRED TO VOTE
 STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET IN THE PRIMARY 5A17 Republicans know that our nation and state must be solvent and that expendi- cannot exceed the limits of fair and just tax. We propose:
 INDIVIDUAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS ADJUSTED TO AREA COST OF LIVING BASED
 UPON THE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
 COST OF LIVING INDEXES 4z7 Republicans, to insure a continuing grow. ins economy under the free enterprise system, will support:
 INCREASING THE PRICE OF GOLD BY PERMITTING PRIVATE OWNERSHIP AND PROVIDING FOR A FREE MARKET FOR NEWLY-MINED COMMERCIAL GOLD xL Republicans believe that the health well fare and education of the people are of paramount concern. We therefore support: THE IMMEDIATE DESEGREGATION OF ALL UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITALS IN ALASKA AND THEIR TRANSFER WITH CONTINUING
Evening star., 1962-04-21
VA Looms
Increase

Veterans Administration
home loan guaranty activity
during March was well above
the level of the same month
last year in all categories
except housing starts.
Applications received by
the VA for home loan
guaranty numbered 16.R49 in
March compared with 1924
for the corresponding month
of 1861.
Appraisal requests received
by agency on proposed dwell
ings units number 19,030 as
against 1880 in March Of
last year. Requests for ap-
praisal on existing homes
covered 1894 units this
March compared with 8.719
a year earlier.
The only lag, which came
in dwelling units started
under the VA program, was
a relatively slight one. The
number of units started this
March was 6,l39, not quite
300 less than the 6,418 of
March, 1861.
Evening star., 1962-04-21
Home Buying Film
Offered by S. & Is

A new movie about home
buying is available to inter-
eSted civic, social and COM
munity groups in the Wash
ington area.
Called What You Should
Know Before You Buy a
Home" the 27-minute color
and sound film has been
produced by the United
States Savings and Loan
Evening star., 1962-04-21

League. 1t is the fourth such
public information movie the
league has produced.
Persons or groups wishing
to arrange for a showing may
do so through either the Of
flee Of the District of Colum-
bia Savings and Loan League
or the Washington office of
the United States Savings
and Loan League.
Evening star., 1962-04-21
ARCHITECTS sKETcHBooK
Luxury Vanity
By URSULA M. S. DADRAs
Contributing Writer

For many young people, curIcue-maKe it far easier
LIES small uxuries often get to build than heavily
crowded off the budget rated oldfashioned furniture
How many women, for in If your handyman has
stance would love to have trouble saving in straight
bedroom vanity but have to line have lu
wait until dozen dealer cut all the parts
orous necessities bought to size With the parts
(or paid for) first? assembly is quick and easy
nyoure in that boat, you'll The vanity is so inches
be interested in this weeks long and 18 inches Deep It's
Sketchbook project. made Of pine and easy-to-
Do it yourself plans are handle pywood The tapered
available showing how you modern legs may be pur-
can make economically in chased ready-made and
home the luxuri- with metal brackets which
ouSy long and low vanity make mounting a cnch The
shown in the illustration plan includes instructions for
The graceful modern lines the and simple vanity
without single complicated stool.
VANITY PLANS AVAILABLE You con order doIed cosy follow
plans tor this von Send 50 with
SstehbOk The Washington Stu Box 22l5 Post Office
York |, NJ Y.
Peoss send Vonity PIons SIS
City und Stote
Evening star., 1962-04-21

DIRECTIONS: Out Shir-
ley Highway 200 yards
post EdsoII Rood turmoil
to Route 4e5 (CopitoI
6eItWoy), right to Brod-
dock Rood turmoil, then
left on Broddock two
blocks to Rovensworth
Form. Open every doy. 8
en-. til dark. Come out
tedsy!
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AuTum0EILES FuH SALE

EaECUN 81 FururE I0I engine.
E1Euomzr1c. ~ tires. ? and h.
G1nsE ex1rHz. Like new. Law mile
GSE SL.796
Arlington Ford
IgIz NJ Monre 81 IA T-S7gO
EaLEUN 81 rndnr sedan, I own
- ss1E za1ff. = and h.. . extra
sE1N t1reA d.421. AD. 4-I54I.
EuHu 50 Pairinnn. eqnd Se0 dn-
81 M S786 tutal On ABR. crer-l
L 6uENETT MOTORS 524-S240.
EUHu 90 ~ Fairiane s.500'' FOR
11r Sedau cauary yellow finish.
Anro-. = and h. 1885.
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IEuIELE - - sE.zrE sfstf.
= ~ n 81. AHu CIV
-lssef ~ EE- AIsz- 74R-lt,.Dn.
.tAA4VGE 50 - ssMuE rrzE-.
MszeE.. asEEG lswE az Izxrn1rr
s.
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CHEVROLETS
FORDS, PONTIACS
ETRAIGHT ETTCK spErTaIE

CHENHOLEIS
FORDS, PONTIACS
STRAIGHT STICK SPECIALS
e. CHEVROLET NPAIA ss.aHs
4u9- 4-Epeec- un TIM flaur.
oc2ut black finish I'D tnHeri-
81 ahsoluteey xh1EIn1m EnnE-
81 CoRvETH <3.zq5
Beautiful rec finish 4-spred
q ne 1nor- Is" engine In
nac1lzte eonc1uun-
81 CHET. nEPELA .4a5
4-Speec- On rhe 1lo0r --3tf5"
elEine. beauG WINE finEn.
show room ruuGtri1n-
81 FORD sTARLEER Sssg5
el enEIns- z and n. heauL
black finish, sh0zToon 1uud-
81 POETIAc VENTURA s.4g5
s-door harcrun- frf-poWsT-
beEui WHINE finish. l0E mile
aEe; mint conditiun-
90 cHEV. nrRAIA NRa5
KS" enEne. bezuffful Tsu
flr1Sh. showroom G1nditiun
so PONTIAC VENTURA 81 ma
=-or- harrrup. 4 On the fiauz.
beautiful black finish.
90 PONTIAC CATALINA 81. uH5
Co1verrihle- floor shin. Aud
n oeEuL blue finish. EhUN-
room condition
Sc CHEW nEPAIA H-1q5
Convertible fl1oT shift rn-
vetfe enElne- 2 and h.. ready
10 60
s. CHEF kl.ng5
CanVertihle- VS. straight xhffL
2 and h beautiful WHINE fin
ixh-
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CEN - a. ~ - ~
n 49, Euu1- SO. al M1Es7
. m II S-IEEz-
CHEE- * 1mmR 2-c--. nRE- -
EnG&U -r-np-- never -McHE www
EeEzn- S9.Glf5- Dali iz1EE- > In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
Hill & Sanders

THK BEST PIACE TO BUY
ll@5U VlerS NIL Rd.. Wheaton. Nd
p4Q-a060
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-EA1R AZ taTSI1 sRo pFASn en-
OV. 3-tl:i50 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 81 sedan De VIIle. Pact
aforementioned. fun power equip
low mileage. Exeeptionally clean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

really smart S5.575.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

7OsO ArL Rd.. Beth. OF. s-7700
CADILLAC "a o. 4-dr. sed-
power brakes. steering. clean
Low mileage. pvt owner. Du- J.
$3.50. or ia s-Se35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUCKS. advanced thrust 6eS. See
LIST VS. engihe. RALPH BROWN
BUICK. $50 H 81. ne. Ii. 6-7lO0.
BUICK 81 Electra 225 cow. Pun
power. like new, Low mileage,
49O0 car; VIII sacrifice $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

IaI7 n Mgure 81. Ia. EEzn0
COKGAER al MuuR 2-nr- anti
rrzns. 7 md h. Bnzrp l1ttla
beauty. 81 $50.
BOB MuFRNYE
THEfEk ZTrwUTUwT--FNu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

STEWART BUICK
lI1e Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. s-5sOC
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

F0K0 1910. with 1883 oldSnohiIe
enElne. CAL ELL BENSON, n.
2-2194 after 8 pm
Ford sd Tudor. S295. PRIVATE
OWNER Gail 10. s-O654 after
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AUTO


HtaAAlloA 81 80 WzuE rnrifo..
MezsET, wEB III. Esuus vfuTi
1Dee- 1rrEfv q EEGnf- luziztv- car
1ull-.- ~ = -
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CADILLAC '5s fleetwood 4-dr. hit.
air cond.. power pack. All power.
$3.50. 4S1-5692. 40 pm.
CADILLAC 1859 coupe, white, fac
and windows. special. $685..
1923 22nd ST.. NV. FE. 7-s6OO
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1921 end st., NV. Re. 7-26O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

PORD-FALcON-T-BIRD
Corner OF Elm and ArifnGfon "a
BETHESDA. ND. OF. 6-Ss6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

C0kRAR 81 70O'' 4-nr. B1znE.
rrzuz- IN 1l11T. 7. and n. ~
1tres- 1000 actual niilsE, Sl5a5
Arlington Ford
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90. CAL 534-l362-
EuEu - convertible. black and
WnIte ton. stand. shift, T. and h
Sh8G 0HuaIN MOTORS 7O4 W
6rDad St Fails Church. III.
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

KEP SO sta vag-. 4-cyl-. 2-Uheel
drive. very good eone-. S495- ~
Evening star., 1962-11-09

move excess cleaner with a
blotter and sponge lightly
with alcohol. And always
avoid bleaching solvents.
White or F0ggy Spots
To remove white spots
caused by hot or cold dishes,
rub lightly with a flannel
cloth dampened with spirits
of camphor or essence of pep
permint. Wait until dry be-
fore applying good wax or
polish. Highly polished sur
faces may grow foggy. Dip
a clean cloth in a solution of
vinegar and water Zone table
spoon vinegar to one quart
water) and rub with the
grain until surface is dry.
Upholstered Fabrics
Before cleaning uphol-
stored pieces. always vacuum
to remove as much dirt and
dust as possible. With slip
covers. it is well to remove
and vacuum twice a month.
If you are uncertain of
the color fastness of the fab
ric, always apply your clean
Evening star., 1962-11-09
Your Wood Calls for Tender Loving Care

Tender loving care-that's
the secret of perennial beau
ty in your personal appear
ance, your clothes and your
furniture. The Home Fur
nishings Industry Committee
suggests the following "TLC"
hints to help keep your fur
niture in top condition.
Wood
Never place your fine
woods where they'll be con-
stantly subjected to heat,
direct sunlight or open win
dows. Even when woods
have been treated to resist
almost anything, you are wise
to always use hot dish pads.
and storing extension leaves
for the table in a cool, dry
place will avoid warping.
Scratches
There are several ways to
repair surface scratches and
dents. Touch-up sticks, sim
liar in appearance to crayon,
can be bought in a variety
of colors to blend with fin
tshes. Some are referred to
as putty sticks, or are in a
Evening star., 1962-11-09

ing solution in an inconspicu-
GUS place first.
In general. most stains and
soil spots on upholstery can
be removed by non-inflam-
mable carbon tetrachloride.
Leather Upholstery
Do not clean leather up
holstery with furniture pol
ishes. Use a mild soap and
damp cloth. Rinse with Sec
ond damp cloth and rub with
a dry clean cloth.
Warning
Care should always be ex-
ercised in the use of clean
ing solvents, for they can ir-
ritate skin and lungs. AL
ways work in good venti-
lation.
One last reminder - al
ways read tags. Most manu-
facturers provide excellent
instructions for the best care
of their products. TIL a t
coupled with common sense
and lots of tender loving care
will keep your furniture for
ever lovely
Evening star., 1962-11-09

tube with a paste consis-
tency. Either of these can
be purchased through a good
paint store or a refinisher.
Iodine applied lightly with
a fine brush can also serve
the purpose. Keep in mind
that the stain or dye will
darken with age. so apply
lighter than the finish of the
furniture.
Deep dents and gaShes
should always be repaired
professionally.
Cleaning Fabrics
Dissolve a neutral, nom
alkaline soap in boiling wa
ter; add cold water to the
paste and stir until you have
thick, dry suds. Scrub a small
section of the fabric with
the suds, working in a circu-
lar motion toward the center
with a stiff bristle brush.
Scrape off suds and rinse
with q weak salt water solu-
ton applied with a soft rag.
When removing spots,
never pour the cleaning SOL
vent directly on the fabric;
pour on a clean cloth. Re-
Evening star., 1962-11-09
Nctorion Pieces Remain Popular With the Public

ernization since they are less
encountered by carved dec
grafton.
The trick to using such
pieces we'll is to make the
total room plan reasonably
Evening star., 1962-11-09

Because of all antiques
Victorian pieces are the easi-
est and least expensive to
come by, they seem to be
perennially popular. Whether
secured from an attic or an
auction they can be prettied
up and modernized to make
them quite at home in a con-
temporary interior.
Actually the simplest ex-
amples (and therefore the
cheapesD take best to mod
Evening star., 1962-11-09

contemporary and to avoid
the kind of uncontrolled clut-
ter which make the true-to-
life Victorian decor pretty
unbearable to look at or live
in.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-22

members and places Of busi-
ness, why not get yours now?
There will be a st. Pat
rick's Day Record Hop spon-
sored by the Ladies Auxiliary
The Flames, Of the NeWbury
Fire Department. The date is
March u the time is 8 pm.
the place is NcWbury Fire
Station. It is opened to all
public so come one come all.
Proceeds to go TO the building
Of the Flames new kitchen.
The NeWbury Boy Scouts
held a Turkey dinner at the
Newbury Community church
on Sunday, Feb. 13 and it was
we'll attended as it was open
ed to the public and it did CO.
incide With the dinner held at
st. Helen'S. A program was
held in the evening. Featured
were the Sheauga Indian dam
GERS and continuous movies.
The NeWbury TwigS met at
the home of Mrs. Robert Ric-
hardS, Route 81 on Tuesday
evening past at 8 pm. Their
new officers are Mrs. Her
man Runevitch director
Mrs. Alvin Michalski co .
director, Mrs. Denver Hill
secretary, Mrs. Ted Zevalin-
ski treasurer, Mrs. Lawr-
ence Melocik and Mrs.
Frank Gillen ways and me-
ans chairmen, local women
are invited to join the Twigs
auxiliary of the Geauga Com
-munity hospital.
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There was q huge turnout
for the old fashioned square
dance and box social that
was h ED at the Newbury
Community church social hall
which was held on Saturday
Feb. II. Everyone really en-
ioyed themselves and are all
looking forward to the next
one,
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Mr. and Mrs. George Oak
ford and family attended the
Reliance Credit Union Dance
and Buffet supper this past
week, Saturday. 1t was held
in Cleveland and they all had
a very good time.