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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Edgeclifie
On The Lake

Lurqe brick colonial with q T.
cor ottoched garage with G
complete bodthouse and equip
ment. 2 baths. wood burning
fireplace Coll office for COM
plete detoils. Just listed. In mid
40's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13

#46l3. This owner moving 70
Florida soon and wants his home
sold quickly. This Iorss 4 bedroom.
2 both home is neot os q pin. rs
extra large kitchen hos bviIt-in
oven and range and lots Of exfro
eupboords for your dishes. 5oxl69
LOT fhot is all fenced and lond-
seoped 70 perfection. 2-eor CO.
roge, basement with reereofion
room. All this for $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-12-02
LAUNDROMATS

We have 4 for sals. Down payments
from $1,000 up. Supplement your
income with these
EADAH
Evening star., 1962-12-02
PINE SPRINGS

ma. $4,000 IA. 4-3776
Evening star., 1962-12-02

MCLEAN. Dillon ave.-3-bedrm
S115es ssste b, OIsissss 5SpHlsr' 9 sS, Res Tm
Evening star., 1962-12-02

GARAGEs-iAl Dntn., good bus,
reaS. lBl Wheaton, Md. excel.
bus. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-650O.
Evening star., 1962-12-02
MCLEAN

For those who want living all on
one floor, this is perfect. From
the garage, step into q beautiful
combination family room and
Pink Beauticraft Kttcheni' Three
bedrooms. 2 baths, separate din
ing room, level lot. Call FL.
6-4161.
Mrs. VIM. H. Laughlin
Realtor Mclean, Va.
Evening star., 1962-12-02
BEST BUS. BUYS
CARRY OUTS

SPOT. HRS. Ga. CLOSET
SUNDAYS. does 81 ,5O0-Si 800
wk.. big moneymaker. priced al
S25,000 with "a down.
$4,000 MO. VOLUME. sand.
wiches, etc. new equip, only SIZE
mo. rent, good terms 70 resp. peo.
Evening star., 1962-12-02
Try Arlington First
McLEAN's FINEST
,LEASE-PURCHASE

RENT WITH OPTION
Rent with option GI-FHA or any
bsSnsDI brisS sDIitfoyep srmS rambler! TO IN eH ex.
eellent neighborhood, entry foyer
large living rTn., dining rm.,- COM
plete modern kitchen with family
breakfast rm. adjacent, 3 king
sized bedrms., 2 full baths. huge
rec rm., carport and full bsmt.
all on lovely eul-de-sae, Builders
price S27,950. Call 533-3234.
StRBURAN PROPERTIES. MGT
REALTORS 4 LOCATIONS
Evening star., 1962-12-02
CHARLTON
OF VIRGINIA. INC.

OF VIRGINIA, INC.
CIR. $4,000
SHIRLEY HIGHWAY SPECIAL
Close-in Alex. area near Masonic
Memorial. This large brick 4
bedrm. home is truly lovely. New
carpeting. lovely light fixtures
handsome mirror. Newly .edec-
GRATED and in tip top spic and
span condition. Separate garage
Why commute when there's &C
much living close in this large
home. Only S26.500. Call US to
set all the details. Win sell OF
consider trades.
Evening star., 1962-12-02
LOOK!
DON'T TOUCH
THE PANIC BUTTON

-, THE PANIC BUTTON
NEAR FAIRFAX:
SPARKLING VIII. brk. rambler or
lge. beaut. lot, Center hall; 4 bed
rms; lst ~. 2h baths. 2-eaI
KAT, full pSmt: w/ree. rm, S32,95O
SMALL AREA Of new brk. ramblers,
split-foyers, split-levels. and
bedrms... > and 8 baths, 2 firepls.,
dream kit, lovely wooded lots,
Terms very flex. Terrific loe.
S23.400. S26.40O, S26,250.
EXCELLENT and eony. neighbor-
hood, 3-bedroom, 1ls-bath / brick
Lge. lovely VIII. board fenced lot
Very high trust means LITTLE
CASH. $4,000.
CLOsE-IN 3-bedrm. shingle ram
bier In excel. cond. Exceptionally
spacious rms. and nice fenced yd.
Overall, well cared for. Only $3.50
On, Sl3,600.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA: ....
IMMACULATE brk. -and-frame split
level on quiet eul-de-sac. Never
has "cramped' feeling. Spacious
living rm,, dining rm., kit, 3 lge.
hedrms., lovely huge rec. rm. w
firepl. Ideal family home.
walk to COUNTRY CLUB. conv.
Fort Belvoir. y. c.. Wilson Bridge,
S23.750. Ewes. call 54s-606s.
STONE ALEX. TOWN HOUSE in
beaut. cond.: lge. living rm., din
Ing rni.. 2 bedrms,, full bsmt. and
home, excel, Investment, Very flex.
terms. S13,750. Ewes, 54S-6969,
Evening star., 1962-12-02
PINECREST

suburban estates or
ga wooded acres, where YOU mas
enjoy privacy and seelusion, this
attractive brick Cape Cod home
offers Texas size bedrms., o4-ft
living rm., huge screened porch
bright full basement. Enjoy coun.
try living here yet close-in tr
schools and shopping. Vacant, fol
early possession.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS JE. 4-gOOC
Evening star., 1962-12-02
BARRIER SHOPS

ISL. spg. area. top elientel. mod,
ern, 4 chairs, q giyeaway for S6,.
500 with only $4,000 dn.
2--b CHAIRS. doing S6OO-S7OC
wk., 3 permanent BARRIERS. moderr
up.to-date shop. top clientel, $40.
600 full price with only $1,000
On. Wonderful hours on both o
Evening star., 1962-12-02
Mclean

Attention CIA personnel. want tc
save hours Of driving timer Then
see this 3-bedrm.. 1-bath ram.
bier, aluminium storm doors and
level lot w/trees. 10 mintes to the
office, FHA appraised S20,500
Sl,100 down plus settlement.
LANCASTER REALTY
Evening star., 1962-12-02

i-Run By woman, can be bought
Tor $4,000 lt.os has apt, low
rent.
2-6upermarket. does $500 q wk
mostly cash, nicely equip, down
payment stock only. Good oppty
Tor hustler.
sood location, top coiored clientei
nice sire store, reas. down pay.
ment.
Evening star., 1962-12-02

This is an unusual home designed
and built for the owner. Living
and dining rooms have q mag
nificent view of Virginia country
side, yet close to schools, shopping
and Transportation. Could be SIX
earport, sundeck and patio. Priced
IN 4Os,
Evening star., 1962-12-02
CLEANING PLANT
iROCERIFS

ILLNESS FORCES SALE Of this
Wonderful new spo. plus ? stores.
Good moneymAkers, weekly busi.
ness, avs. $4,000. Good terms 10
resp. people,
Evening star., 1962-12-02
Town & Country

PROP. INC. REALTORS
Alexandria Office TIE. 6-Se15
SLEEPY HoLLOW-Gracious an
tique brick .split-leyel on lovely
lot. Entr. foyer, delightful liV.
rm. with firepl.. separate din.
rm., rich Wv. carpeting, luxury
kit. with eating space, huge
screened porch, 8 generous bed
rms. .2h baths. fabulous rec.
rm. with corner firepl. Priced to
sell at S29, 500. HANSON HOMES
RealtorS. JE 3-3137
Evening star., 1962-12-02
McCAY & McCAY. Inc.

IA. s-se7S NAAIi ESes. iSs ia. 2-47ls
MeLEAN-FALLS CHURCH AREA
Comfortable 3-bedrm. rambler.
iot, Excel. buy at Sl3's5O. TW,
Evening star., 1962-12-02

i--Nearby Nd, ultramodern. idea
for eut.Tate operation. can triple
bus, doing sl0V,n00 ". now
ONLY $4,000 PLUS STOCK.
WELL. KNOWN SPOT. doing So.
100 a wk., plus, ideal for colored
pharmacist as this place Ia well
known. Call for info. Bis money
maker
Evening star., 1962-12-02
Mclean

Spring Haven Estates
4 bedrms.. 3 baths, rec. rfn. and
came rm., covered yer patio With grtll; iiE
trees. sal 800. viii air condition.
LANCASTER REALTY
v... srn IL FL. e.s5i0 sS,.0 NJ, s-a..,
Evening star., 1962-12-02
( BEDROOMS

- FL. 6-S31O
Ewes, Sun. Mr.. Earman. FL. 6-3441
Evening star., 1962-12-02

Walk 70 COUNTRY CLUB. conv.
S23,750. Ewes. cali 54s-606s.
Evening star., 1962-12-02
VARIETY STORE
PHARMACIES

DELL. sandwiches, etc. wonderful
moneymaker. does $4,000 a mo,
priced low, closed Sundays. S5,-
600 down will handle. BIO NON
Evening star., 1962-12-02

400 ACRES. nearby Maryland
wonderful spot TO divide and con.
quer, make some money for your.
sell. $4,000 dn.. priced at only
$500 an acre.
Evening star., 1962-12-02

DEAL WITH THE TOP BROKER.
H85R Hs1SRsSiSsrss %2qTzN Us poRR
PROMPT AND CONFIDENTIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-28
Consider Mis plan

General Smncf has jnst celebrated his Ssh
anniversary in elecvonics and communications. On
April II, 1912, he the sUreess operator 'uO first
picked up the signal Of the Titanic disaster, remain
ing at his radio three days and nights to report ne'cs
Of The sinking and the rescue operation He is
Chairman Of The Board Of the RCA Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-28

them time off to do the job with no loss in pay.
No organization would be asked to release
more than one man from any research unit, and he
would not be expected to serve more than one
academic year.
If the program suggest is adopted generally,
the Radio Corporation of America would gladly
participate in it. know RCA scientists and engi-
neers around the country would eagerly volunteer.
And would do everything in my power to clear
the way. Such program would be the best invest
ment any company research organization could
make to help insure for themselves and for America
future supply Of scientific manpower.
There is one facet of the plan that think
offers an especially exciting prospect: the presence
of scientist in the classroom. Can you imagine
anything more intriguing for an aspiring young
biologist or chemist than to spend an hour day
with working scientist? Such person can make
the textbook spring to life for young students.
Working scientists are already helping out in
some classrooms. Many -eoaaisvsd % pogo 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-28

AN URGENT MANHUNT is going on today in the
nations schools. The search is for teachers trained
in mathematics and in science, and your child's
future and the future Of this nation hang on its
outcome.
us. welfare and security depend on our
technical achievement Our children today must
be inspired to become the scientists of tomorrow.
But we don't have enough teachers to 60 around.
The National Education Association reports that
the public schools need an additional $4,000
teachers - and the greatest shortage is in science
and in math.
A new high school in Washington, DC, was
short physics teacher when classes opened this
fall. The post was filed after frantic weeks of
search-by student from Georgetown University.
West Hampstead Junior High, on Long Island
is short of fully qualified math teachers. The
school is considered to have an outstanding math
program. But three Of the Ia teachers in the
department have no background in the subject
other than required college courses. They stay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-28

jump ahead of their pupils by taking special instruc
ton from their department head.
Stories like these repeated in city after CITY,
The tragedy is that your child may have an
important science potential that he never gets to
realize because there is scence-trained teacher
to awaken his spirit of inquiry.
We've got to do something, FAST
Consider Asis plan
Iwould like to make proposal. / suggest that
scientists and engineers in industry and in govern
ment volunteer an hour or two day to teaching
in nearby schools, and that their employers grant
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-22
"WoRlD ovERPoPULATI0N zo0Ms"
Modern Christian Science Crusader

(Sot0nie Humans! Devils Adams, EvesJ
"ONLY THE NUcLEAR WAR PROBLEM LOOMS
AS A GREATER THREAT TO MANKIND'S S FUTURE
THAN THE PROBLEM OF TOO MANY PEOPLE,
ANN EWING REPORTS"
Science News Letter for Sept 1862
JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTH00D URGENT!
AND HIS BLESSED W0MBs THAT NEVER BEAR!
DEVILS CATHOLIC BIRTHS FLOODS LUNACY!
IS GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD !
(Heb. 12:7. 81 THEOLOGY!
population explosion" is real and there will be
tremendous increases in the future.
(see POPULATION. Page 81
DETROIT NEWS ON The SIDE OF THE ANGELS
BUT BACK PAGE-DIsPLAY OF DEVILS
EWES FLESH! BIRTHS, FLOODS FOOD
"'WATERY DESERT OR
WATER WONDERLAND"
"WERE KILLING LAKE ERET
LIKE MAN, A LAKE NEEDS OXYGEN TO SUR
vIvE. HOW POLLUTION IS STIFLING LAKE ERIE
AND WHAT IS BEING DONE TO SAVE IT IS THE
STORY TOLD TODAY"
By James A. o. Grove, Detroit News Outdoors Writer,
Sum-, Aug. 26
n your fsvore haunt is around Lake Erie The low
tsee NEWS, Page ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-22
"CiTES DATA DISPUTINC VALUE OF
FLUORIDATION"

EditI page The Birmingham Eccentric, March ~
According TO the Detroit News, Asst Surgeon General
DR.. James HuniIey implied that swedens unanimous Su
preme Court decision ouswing nvordaon l27-6l, was
founded on emotional" basis:
Actually this decision based largely testimony
by Prof Hugo TheoreI Nobel prize winner internationally
RECOGNIZED boehemist and Prof UIf EvlerChelpn,
physioog both Of the Nobel Institute tl; the opinion
Of medical faculties of Swedish universities Gutenberg.
Uppsaa and Stockholm Of the schools Of dental
gerry and county administrations (2 evidence OF poi
sonng vordafed water presented before the Swedish
Medical Society Nov A. 1853. at general membership
meeting and upon several articles published in scandinavian
medical Journals containing such evidence t3. a, S.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-22
FRAUDS OF ANTI CHRIST. DEVILS ADAMS.
Ewes. MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS
FOR N0N-ExIsTENT JOBS
"C0B0 HALL UNIONS"

OefTof News vi
TO the Editor: I'd like TO express few facts regarding
Cobo Hall.
Exhibitors, basiesIy show people in presenting
her displays IT'S their baby TO be fonded not harssssd
by unions. Net resvIts-no exhibitors
At ONE TIME WE HAD VAUDEVILLE BUT IT WAS
smoTHEREo TO DEATH BY UNION FEATHeRsepplNcI
NOW another feather in the unions bed the majority of
motion pictures produced in Europe
so. Mayor csvsnssh should stress the fact before
rs TOO late that cobo Hall belongs TO Detroit We want
business, not monkey business. OR TURN THE HALL
OVER TO THE UNIONS AND CHANGE THE NAME TO
"ooo TALL - SNOWMAN
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-22
"FACTs ABOUT FLU0RIDATI0N : YOUR HEALTH
AND YOUR HUMAN RIGHTS ARE AT STAKE"

Pamphlet published by Ohio Pure Water Assoc.
l.. S. Stevens, chmn., II N. Main ST., Akron, Ohio
!. WHAT IS FLUoRIDATIoN?
FIvoridstion is the addition Of nvoride tF powerful
cumulative poison tbyprodvef Of Steel aluminium and fer
tzer ndures) TO public water supplies TO lessen dental
decay in children. The recommended amount is part
OF TO million parts Of wafer uppm Above ppm is
considered hazardous by those who recommending
nvoridaiion.
tsee FLUoRIDATIoN, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-22

IniND-bASE ENkVNS JILL TUNE IiVENS
LOSING 6 OF LAST 7 GAMES!
Detroit News 9-l3
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVIL IS HAVING HIS POUND OF FLESH
FOR The BEER AND TOBACCO D0LlARS!!! =
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL SABOTAGE TREAsoNi
VS. DETROIT AND MIcHIcANi
OF THE DEVILS CATHOLIC COUNTERFEIT,
BURLEsouE, or THE INFALLiBLE, SPIRITUAL
CHRISTIANITY OF THE c-H-I-L-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST
JESUS - THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" -
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL We DOL
AND SATAN BOUND PRoTEsTANTIsM AND
MATERIA MEDIcA
tsss ERRORS, Page ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-22
DEIROxT-
Tribune
cHILDs SAYS: The Detroit News
"UN Bond Purchase A Must
(C.S. Monitor, Too y

WASHINGTON. Aug. 70 = frightened up BY the For
cisn Relations Committee, the authorizing the
President purchase United Nations bonds is coming up
shortly for action by the House. The road has been long
and rough and the ending is still uncertain the UN comes
close 10 exhsvsfng its credit TO finance Peseekeeping
fviiies in, the Congo and in Svez
THANKS lMUcHl TO EVERETT IA. DIRksEN. tcoP)
minority leader ihelb passed by the Senate by vote
Of 70 TO n nearly five months As originally put for
ward the provided for purchase outright Of
SIS 900 in Uk bonds with the President authorized
advance another s75ooo 900 match what other UN
fons put up Dksen and Majority Leader Mike Mansfield
joined in substitute leaving the method rate and duration
Of the financing the President the full $00 000
Defeat Of the admnistr alton proposal would be
sdered reputation Of Ads Stevenson. the UN chief
American delegate who has taken shrewd and realistic
pproae, TO the onsIe Of power politics world orssn
tSee PURCHASE Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-22
KEEP UN ALIVE

GOD. ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MY MESSIAH US. NATION TO ALL THE
NATIONS MUST - AND WILL - MAINTAIN THE
EXISTENCE OF THE UN. DESPITE THE SATAN
BOUND PROPAGANDA EFFORTS OF THE FULTON
lEWISs, THE CLARENCE MANIoNs - ALL
THE SPIRITUALLY BLIND ILk. THE NoN.cHR,sr
SCIENTISTS
tsee UN, Page y
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26
Twist Fading
BY JEAN SPRAIN WILSON
AP Newsfeatures Writer

NEW YORK (AP) = Every once
in n while someone claims that
The Twist is dead, and that Cafe
Society has taken up still another
discarded teenagers' dance, t h e
Madison.
But the world is full of doubters.
One is retired policeman Ralph
Sagesse. He is still delightedly
turning away overflow crow d S
from his Peppermint Lounge
where the social Smart Set re-
discovered The Twist.
There in the dimly lit unem-
bellished interior couples ener-
getically writhe to The Twist, OBJ
viously not at all exhausted after
waiting in line for hours to get
in. No, owner Sagesse doesn't see
any signs of competition from The
Madison.
Twist Now Varied
Another doubter is Renee Mont
gomery, a dance instructor W h o
teaches other dance instructors
how to teach the latest steps AL
though she aided in promoting The
Madison two years ago in connec-
tion with a popular recording with
the same name, her loyalty
remains with The Twist.
She doesn't believe it will be re-
placed for a long time. Indeed it
is becoming part of regular
swing dancing.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26
Stofe Folk Are
Moving OUt-Of-Town

Almost 1920 of the new homes
constructed in Delaware between
1910 and 1860 were built in rural
and suburban areas. Gerald F.
Vaughn, u. S. Department of
Agriculture economist at the Uni
versity of Delaware, reports more
than $4,000 houses and dwelling
units Including apartments) were
built during this period, making a
total of 143,725 in the State by
1860 $4,000 of them outside in
corporated municipalities This
development is another significant
indication of Delaware's rapid
trend toward suburban livin 3"
Vaughn says.
Citing revised data from tn e
Census of Housing, Vaughn indi-
Gates that in 1860, $50 of the
homes were in suburban and rural
areas, compared with $3.50 in 1910.
New Castle County enjoyed the
largest boom in suburban housing.
Of $4,000 homes built during the
past 2 decades, 10000 were in the
SuDuTDS. III ouSScA SOunly IiyooO
homes were constructed m o e
than 1000 of them in suburban
and rural areas The statistics
show that Kent County had an in
crease of 10000 homes 5000 of
them in the country.
In 1860, New Castle County
with a population of approximately
307 ,0O0-had nearly $4,000 homes.
Sussex County with about
73 900 people - had more than 49,
900 homes. Kent County-with al
most $4,000 people - had nearly
10000 homes. A h ou g h Sussex
County had only a slightly larger
population than did Kent County,
there were considerably m or e
homes reported in Sussex County.
This is explained in two ways, ac-
cording to Vaughn:
1. There were about 7,1O0 un-
occupied homes in Sussex County,
compared with only 1900 in Kent
County.
2. Housing units on the Dover
Air Force Base in Kent County
were excluded from the Census of
Housing.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26

There was lull for a while"
she says. But now it's bein g
spiked with loads of variations.
There is no end to its possibilities,
you know. And there are quite a
few Charleston steps that are be-
ing adapted to it."
The Mashed Potato, Fish. Shag
and Slop are other dance routines
which she has also heard touted
as successors to The Twist But
these are just variations" M r s.
Montgomery claims. People just
manage to find more revolving
names for the same old thing"
She Disdains Madison
But the basic Twist is not new,
either. to Mrs. Montgomery. 1--WE
been dancing since i was s" (She's
now 400 land l haven't found any
move that hasn't been put to music
before. After all, there are only so
many ways your body can CO."
Her disdain for The Madison is
obvious. To her it's a parlor game,
a charades to music with hand
clapping and stomping, kind of
childish, really"
Surprised at The Madison's re-
surgence is Donald Duncan, editor
of national ballroom dance mag
azine. 1--WE keep hearing about it
being the current thing to do in
Paris"
However, The Madison is not a
couples dance. 1t is a side-by- side
line dance, like the Big Apple, in
which a number of people go into
back-and-forward motion to jazz
music with 4-4 beat. To the basic
step, dancers add pantomimes.
Origin Obscure
For example. at the climax OF
one step, called the Esther Will
liams, the dancers bend heads to
one side and knock water out OF
their ears. There's a stiff-legged
Chester Turn that initiates t h e
Gunsmoke character, and n
Arthur Murray combination in
which couples pair off and go into
an exaggerated box STEP.
The Negro population on Mad
ison Street in Baltimore, Md, is
said to have originated the dance
1t is also reported to have been
named after a Detroit ballroom
and a Cleveland, Ohio bar.
AT any rate, somebody must call
the steps, as with a square dance.
And certain music is required.
Whenever you need equipment
other than music you can bet a
dance will never become a part OF
swing" says Mrs. Montgomery
with The Twist, well, nature just
takes it's course"
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26
Many Americans
Plan For Vacation

Many Americans today are plan
ming their annual vacation trip in
the fall rather than the summer.
Many families with no small chill
dren in school prefer to wait until
the heavy tourist season is past to
take that long awaited trip abroad.
There are a few health hints if
you are planning trip abroad this
fall or winter that may help avoid
health troubles while away
If you wear glasses, take along
your lens prescription, SO that
broken lens can be replaced.
If you have diabetes. check with
your doctor to make certain of
source of supply of insulin abroad.
Also wear a tag or carry pocket
card indicating that you are dia-
bette.
In most large European cities,
tap water is perfectly safe for
drinking. This is not the case in
many areas of the. world. however,
and it will be wise TO make certain
the water supply is pure. If in
doubt, order bottled. water.
Ice in soft drinks and highballs
is no safer than the water from
which it is made 1t you're not cer-
tain, drink your highball continen-
tai fashion without ice.
Canned or evaporated milk is
safer than fresh milk in most parts
of the world And he cautious "a
bout eating raw fruits and vege-
tables.
Check with your travel agent or
air or ship ticket office regarding
vaccination requirements of h e
countries you plan to visit Don't
forget that the United States re-
quires a recent smallpox vaccin-
alton certificate for re-entry
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26

weapon to a fast-shooting auto
matte scattergun, are designed to
kill birds and animals. They also
can kill or wound humans.
Bach fall several hun r d
hunters don't return alive n d
thousands of others return with a
load of bird shot or a rifle bullet
to be dug out Behind almost every
hunting accident is one cause:
carelessnesS.
Before you pull the tri g g er,
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26

Keep guns away from children.
Never leave a weapon unattended
without unloading it Store guns
and ammunition beyond the reach
of youngsters, preferably under
lock and key.
Always carry a gun so that you
can control the direction of the
muzzle even if you stumble. Keep
the safety catch ON until ready to
shoot. Always be sure the barrel
is clear of Instructions. A barrel
clogged with mud or snow may
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26

Today's Health, the magazine of
the American Medical Association.
The hunter who blazes away at
everything that moves runs big
risk of bagging a fellow hunter.
Never cross over or through a
fence or climb a tree with a loaded
gun 1t might fall aud discharge.
Unload first and reload after
crossing. Don't shoot at hard,
flat surface. Richochetting bullets
can carry long distances with kill
ing power.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26
Hunting sufety
Tips Are Given

The fall hunting season is here
again and milliors of Americans
of all ages and both sexes are
taking to the woods and fields,
gun in hand, bent on bringing g
back a loaded game bag.
Firearms, from single-shot %
calibre rifle ito a heavy big game
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26

budget! Famous Bassett features found
in no other dining room at this price
including Permasheen drawer interiors,
Pittsburgh plate glass sliding doors Con
the china), Dupont "Du1ux"9 protective
finish and steel table extension slides
that never stick or sag.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26

If you can bake only one cookie
pan in your oven at a time, it's
well to stock your kitchen with
several of these pans and fill them
while the first cookies are baking.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-26

Loeb Lomond is "a miles long
and five miles wide 1t is located
in the southwest corner of Scot
land.