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$3.50 O'clock A. NJ, on
MAY "a, 1916,

at the East Door of the Court House
at Caldwell. Procedure to be ex-
planned at the beginning of Sale.
And notice is hereby given, to all
concerned, that if the Taxes, Assess
ments, Penalties, Interest and Costs
Charged on said list are not paid
into the County Treasury, and the
Treasurer's receipt produced there
for, before the respective dates here
inabove mentioned for said sale,
each tract, lot and part of lot, 80
forfeited, on which the Taxes, AS
sessments, Penalties, Interest, and
Costs remain unpaid, will be offered
for sale on the respective dates
hereinabove mentioned for said sale,
at the Court House in said County,
in order to satisfy such Taxes, AS
sessments, Penalties, Interest and
Costs, and that said sale will be ad-
jeurned from day to day until each
tract, lot and part of lot specified
in said list has been disposed of, or
offered for sale.
RAY MevAY,
County Auditor.
LEO E. CARTER,
Prosecuting Attorney.
May II, 1946 (Date Of notice.
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n. int. soss c. value slo, amt. tax soi3.
Shattock, Owen and Ethsiyn, Lot -.
n. int. so3e Q. value $40. amt. tsec s613.
IS sh.ttock; e eS > Owen aad Ethelyn. Lot a.
Shattoek. Owen aRd Ethelyn. Lot 90,
int. So. IS G. value $40. amt. tax $3.50.
Shattock, Owen and Ethelyn. Lot o..
int 1913 G. value $40, amt. tax S14,5I:
Shattock. Owen and Ethelyn, Lot 95
int. sl5s G. value $50. amt tax S2l SO
Thompson. r. v, Lot 2. 81 IT. L Side,
int. 1921 G. vsiue $40, amt. tax Sl52se.
Thorla, Meribah. Lot 1Ba ", int SO4I
G, value $40. amt. tax S679
Tnorla, Meribah. Lot 1s4 N. int o4I
G. value $40. amt tax $6sl
Wasenko. Mike. Lot 153 N. Int. SOSs
C. value so. amt tax - 40
Waitkones. John Lot 81. McFerren.
int. S02s G, value $50. amt tax 81 s2
Waitkones. John, Lot 81, int s2I2 c.
value $3.50. amt. tax $3.50
WaitkoneS. John, Lot 81. int 2o2s C.
value $40. amt. tax 81 81
WaitkoRes, John, Lot So int SO43 C
value $50. amt. tax 1892
Waitkones, John, Lot 50. int 3355 c.
value $3.50 amt. tax S5906
Waitkones. John. Lot 60. int s694 G..
value S4se, amt. tax Sll532
Watkins, John and Ella. Lot 90. int
"a G, value $50 amt tax s4s5
$o;as G, value $40, amt tax $3.50.
Watkins, John and Ella. Lot %. int.
ao3s G, value $50. amt. tax $6 So
"athltS, Jonh ana Ella, Lot ", INT.
so34 G. value $50. amt tax S573
Watkins. John and Ella Lot 76 int
$a.2s @, value SEQ amt tax S493
Wstkonis. John. Lot 80. int 02s C.
value $40, amt. tax "a 90
Watkonis. John. Lot o.. McFerFen. int.
so.28 c, value $40. amt tax S492
Watkonis, John, Lot 50. MeFerren. int.
So3s C. value $40 amt tax $3.50.
watkonis, John. Lot 65, mt. Sis c.,
value $50. amt. tax S1e.75
WatkoniS. John. Lot 81, int. S014 @,
value $40. amt. tax 81 So
Watkoris. John, Lot los mt S014 c.
value slo. amt. tax s2S8
Alaskoo, Andy and Susie, 9. T 7,
20, pit. 15 FWI4 Lots 2sg and asst. int.
S1.l4 G, acres 40, value $3.50 amt. tax
Aiexkoo, Andy. Re-. TT. 20. pt.
NW4 Lot 22S. int. SOFT C. acres .1S,
value $40. amt. tax S32S
Buckelmayer. Fred. r 9, 7, S 90
PIT. IS NWt4, int $o.25 C. acres IT, value
$40, amt. tax SAT-.
Combs, Cora and Estella, g. T 7. s
10. PIT. SEA-. int S064 C. acres 10
value $50, amt. tax Sl0I53
Dew, Y. r, r g. r z. 8 90 PIT. % SEA-.
int so:o7 G, acres .oe, value $50. amt
Marquis. Coma J.. 20, TT S 20. PIT
Is NWI4. int. SO.48 C, acres IA, value
$40, amt. tax s7.el
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given TO the ofscexw
and members of st. John The BAPTIST
Lutheran Church of Coal Ridge 0nAm.
and TO all others whom it may CONCERN
that on the 9th day of May, 1875. 1ame
trustees of st. John The Baptist LUtfsew-
an Church of Coal Ridge, Ohio. filed I'm
the Court of Common Pleas, NoaKe
County, Ohio, in Case No 8647. their
certain petition praying the Court for
an order giving them authority 10 seR
and convey in fee simple the following
described real estate:
Situated in the Township of Noble
County of Noble and State of OR1n.
and being Lots numbered SO and 81
and twenty feet of of the West SIDE
of Lot No. 95 in Jacob Moore1s A6-
dition to the Town of Laura, except
all the coal in and underlying the
said premises.
On said premises stands the parson
age of said st. John The Baptist La
theran Church of Coal Ridge. Ohio.
Said petition and cause viii be heard
on the 1st day of June, 1916, at 1850
o'clock A M, or as soon thereafter AS
may be.
JOHN KUCHER,
ANDY NIKA
JOHN KUZMA,
Trustees
W. Vernon Archer, Attorney.
43 "A As as
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

The State OF Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court
Ira Pryor, Treasurer of Noble
County, Ohio,
Plaintiff
Vs.
S. II. Squire, superintendent Of
Banks and SeCrest, Their Sue
eessorS, Heirs and Assigns,
Defendants.
Case No. S643.
In pursuance of an Order OF Sale, in
the above entitled action, l will offer
for sale at public auction. at the West
Door OF the Court House in Caldwell,
OHIO, in the above named County, on
Saturday, the 18th Day of June, 1916,
at 1000 O'clock A. NJ,
the following described real estate, sit
uate in the County of Noble and State
of Ohio, and in the Township of Buffalo,
tO-Wit:
Range 9, Township 8, Section 18. VIZ
NWA except Coal, containing 81 as
acres in Buffalo Township, Noble County,
Ohio. Also Range 9, Township 8, Section
ID, El2 NWl4 containing 80 acres in
Buffalo Township, Noble County, Ohio
Terms of sale: Cash.
CLAYTON MCKEE,
Sheriff of Noble County, Ohio
BY Harry L. Merritt Deputy Sheriff
Leo f. Carter,
Prosecuting Attorney
A As 46 Al 48
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Notice of APPOINTMENT

Estate Of Mary J. Hesson, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that H A Hes
son, of 834 Francis Avenue, CoIumbms.
Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor
of the estate of Mary J. Hesson, de-
ceased, late of Caldwell, Noble County.
Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within foau
months or be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day of May. 1896.
OrTO POT.TNtS,
"A As 46
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Notice of AppOintment

Estate of Leonard Ogle, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that LYDIA OgEG
of Route /. Dexter City. Ohio, has been
duly appointed Administrative of the e.
tate of Leonard Ogle. deceased. late oG
Jackson Township, Noble County, Ohio
Creditors are required to file thekr
claims with said fiduciary within fnRxr
months or be forever barred.
Dated this 9th day of May, 1876.
OTTO POLLING,
Probate Judge of said County,
"A As 46
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court.
Ira Pryor, Treasurer of Nsble
County, Ohis,
Plaintiff,
VS.
Sarah Davis, et. al,
Defendants.
Case No. S641.
In pursuance of an Order of Sale, in
the above, entitled action, will offeI
for sale at public auction. at the West
Door of the Court House in Caldwell
Ohio. in the above named County, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of June, 1s4G,
at 1900 O'Clock A. M,
the following described real estate, sit
uate in the County of Noble and State
of Ohio, and in the Township of Center
to-wit:
Range 0. Township 7, Section 8. 1o
NWA containing 81 acres. Also Range
Q, Township 7. Section 6. N1a VIA NWl4
containing 40 acres, all in Center Town
ship, Noble County, Ohio.
Terms of sale: Cash.
CLAYTON MCKEE,
Sheriff OF Noble County, Ohio.
BY Harry L. Merritt. Deputy Sheriff.
Leo E. Carter.
Prosecuting Attorney.
a ~ 46 Al 4s
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Notice of Annnintmenf.

Estate Of Peter Sarislxy. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mike Sar-
duly appointed Administrator of the ea-
tate of Peter Sarisky, deceased, late oF
Noble Township, Noble County Ohrsa
Creditors are required to file Trefr
claims with said fiduciary Within nuw1-
months or be forever barred.
Dated this 9th day of May, 1876
OTTO POLLING
Probate Judge of said County
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court.
Ira Pryor, Treasurer of Noble
County, Ohio,
Plaintiff

ira PryOF, treasurer OF Noble
County, Ohio,
PlaintiR,
VS..
Frank Lenhart, ct. al,
Defendants.
Case No. 8642
In pursuance of an Order of Sale, in
the above entitled action I will orer
for sale at public auction. at the West
Door Of the Court House in Caldwell
Ohio, in the above named County. on
Saturday, the 18th Day of June, 194s,
at 1900 O'clock A. M,
the following described real estate. sit
uate in the County of Noble and State
of Ohio. and in the Township Of Wayne.
to-Wit:
Range 7, Township g. Section SO WIZ
SWl4 II NWI4 containing 5el0 acres.
Also Range /. Township /, Section 20
NE14 containing one G) acre, all in
Wayne Township, Noble County, Ohio.
Terms of sale: Cash
CLAYTON MCKEE,
Sheriff of Noble County. Ohio.
BY Harry L. Merritt, Deputy Sheriff.
Leo E. Carter.
Prosecuting Attorney.
A As 46 Al 48
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FORFEITED LAND SALES

General Code, Sections 5751,-4
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Sale to begin at
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TOWNSHIP

Riddle, Ida, RS Te, IS, Ebs NWN
SEA. int. Ss.92 G. acres 2o'oo' value
smith, Deany B., and Britton. Dora d.;
R8, RS, g. pt. NWl4. int. $S.23
s2o.Os G, acres 1900. value $l,A7o, amt.
IS sostHern Oil Co.. Rs, s,T6 S 10, sWH
sWL, int. $395 S $25.43 G, acres 1000
value $77O. amt. tax $4l42I.
Southern OH Co. and John Denman.
"a, T5, 9. SEA- SEA, int. s3.77 $
$1s27 C. acres 4o.eo. value $77C amt
tax S850.74
Southern Oil Co. and John Denman n
Rs, T 5. s 4, pit. Sc II SEA, int. son
G. acres 1000, value s4so. amt. tax
$I6B26.
int $0.4o G. acres as. value slo' amt
Donaldson, Lizzie, Out Lot .. 312 So.
IT, int. so.72 c. value $40. amt. tax
DYER, Mae. r Q, T s. S Q, Q EwI4, int.
S.7O 6, acres 20. value $50, amt. YAK
S2S 90.
Hickoh, Julia (Charles ConAsl. Il Q.
T6 o. SWi4. int. S6.4s . S34l3 G,
acres so 90, value 500. amt tax s461 %
Jenkins, Joseph. Q. ., 3 .. pt
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Danford, w. H, and Raynor. Henry.
Lot 12. 271a 40 f. Jordon. int. $oI3 s
and sos G, value $2s, amt. tax $12.S2.
Devolld. C. w. and Vanfleet. Adlain.
Lot 2. int. $1.1s c. value sl1o, amt. tax
1888.
Drake. c. A.. Lot 1. Jordon Add, int,
HALEY, Mary. Heirs. Lot i. Ave vnI-
age. int. $0.26 $o.s2 G, value 500 amt.
Jordon, P. D.. Lot 7. Jordon Add. int
SOIL S $o.7l G. value sSs amt tax
$12.73.
s0.II S $o.71 G, value $40, amt. tax
Jordon. P. D.. Lot .. Jordon Add. int.
SOIL $0.71 C. valRe $50, amt. tax S12. 10.
Jordon, p. D., Lot 10. Jordon Add. tnt.
$o.11 $0.71 C, valua $40. $12.H.
Jordon, p. D., Lot IL. Jsrton Add. int.
so14 S $O.T G. value 30, amt. tax
JordoR, P. D., Lot Il, Jordon Add.
int. $0.14 so.H G, vsNae sac, amt. TAX
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F1srence Village
Alex. Andy. Lot 1873. int. s1.2s G, value
$40 amt. tax $3.50.
Bober, John, Lot 80, SEA s1s, int
Cain. John, Lot $50. int. Sl52 @. value
Gale, EdgeI, Lot 40, int. so72 G. value
$50 amt. tax Sl1.38.
value $20, amt. tax s932.
Capche, Mike, Lot 1872. int $059 G
value $40, amt tax $3.50.
ChamberItn, E. G., Lot l39. int. 506 G,
value $40, amt. tax $87.34
Grow, Clarence B.. Lot 8. int. sl.27 G.
value $50 amt. tax $1s.5s.
Crow, w. T. Trustees, Lot 9, int. $0.26
G. value $50, amt. tax s4s7:
sl,s4 G, value $50 amt. tax $3.50,
Crow, w: T. Trustees, Lot 1876 int
Crow, W T. Trustees, Lot l46, int
$1,31 G, value $40. amt tax sls.9s.
Evans. Anna, Lot las. int. $S.e6 G.
value $40 amt. tax s54 80.
Eyssen. L. Y. Lot 1871 int. $O.4s G.
value go. amt. tax S11.os
Gray, J., L.. Lot IT'S. int. So.S1 C, value
$40. amt. tax $5.17.
value $40, amt. 1ax $lT.ss,
Hellyer. c. L.. ct. al, Lot 134, int. se.s4
G, value $50. amt tax $3.50.
Janiszersrislt, Joe and Anne. Lot 2S3
int sos4 C. value $50. amt. tax S1oIs.
JaniszsrSriski. Joe and Anne. Lot 233
int. $o64 C. value $50. amt tax S1ole.
Karas. Paul. Lot 227. int S1.A c. value
$39 amt. tax $l9N.
Keenan,. J. r.. Lot "a, int. $0,3e, value
$40 amt. tax $5.S7
Kennard. WiiIism. Lot 50. int. sls7 C,
value $3s. amt. tax S2S42
17S int sI.1s C. value sac. amt. tax
815o5
Kolankouska, Manwila, Lot a3s. mt
S4.So @. value SlIo, amt. tax S6ssT.
Kolankouska, Manwila, Lot 237. int
S1.e1 G.. value $50 amt. tax $l5.s5.
Kolenksski, Nalvtna Lot $40, int. SET
G. value $50. amt. tax S144.55.
Kovaeh Paul, Lot 1B0, int se.s4 c.
value $40. amt. tax SASS.
Kovasr, Paul. Lot 1ss. int. s1s.R G.,
vaISe S74o amt. tax $1o7.5T.
Kovseh, Paul, Lot $50. Il Int, irrE. Ss.Y4
G, value $50. amt tax Sl1S7.
Kra2ak, Albert, Lot -. int. $i.sS c.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
ConnuIlyLeuds U.N. Committee
In Revolt on Monuilsky Ruling

The Russian group contended that
the amendment was highly i'm
portant and would have the effect
of revising" the u. N. charter, but
DR.. Arc esaid it was merely for clar-
ification and had no hidden signifi-
canoe.
The committee voted, 10 to IA,
for the Argentine measure, with 16
abstaining. Mr.. Manuilsky ruled
that the proposal was defeated. He
explained his ruling, first by insist
ing that two-thirds majority was
necessary. Then, when a rule was
cited saving only a simple majority
was necessary, he declared the abb
stentionss must be counted along
with the votes. This meant that the
question failed TO pass, he said.
His ruling brought. an immediate
wave OF, protests, including objec-
tions from delegates who originally
had voted against the Argentine
proposals. Among these was Senator
Conna1ly, who pounded the table
and demanded the vote to oyerrule
Mr.. Manuilsky.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
From Yesterdays Last Edition. J
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

BY the Associofed Press
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Nov. s.
Revolving against what Senator
Connally, Democrat, of Texas called
"dictatoriar methods, the Political
Committee of the United Nations
Assembly today reversed a ruling. OF
Committee Chairman Dmitri Ma
nuilsky, Foreign Minister of the So
Wet Ukraine, by vote of 46 to 4.
"The chairman must remember
that he is the servant of the COM
mittee, not it's dictator" Senator
Connally shouted, amid a burst .oi
applause. This is a democratic
organization and we want the chair
man to get acquainted with demo-
cratic methods.
Mr.. Manuilsky was supported only
by the Soviet Union, White Russia
the Ukraine and Yugoslavia, with
abstaining. Poland
which usually goes along with the
Soviet bloc, protested against Mr.
Manuilsky's ruling and voted to
overrule him.
The flare-up started over what
appeared to be a simple proposal
put forward by Argentine Delegate
Jose Arce to change the wording OF
a resolution offered by the commit
tees rapporteur on the admission OF
Sweden, Afghanistan and Iceland
to U. N. membership.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Second Negro Is Convicted
After Mississippi Fight
ey tT,e Associo,ed prsss

RALEIGH, Miss, Nov. g. The
second of five assault cases growing
out of the Sullivan's Hollow gun
battle between white men and
Negroes ended last night in the
conviction OF L. T. Hubbard. COL
ored, who was accused of shooting
at sheriff.
The verdict was brought in IS.
minutes afte' the case, had been
given to a Smith County Circuit
Court jury.
Hubbard was charged with assault
to kill. Last Saturday Johnny
Craft, colored, was convicted Of 4
similar charge.
During the gun battle on August
1S at the home of the Craft family.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Woodring Comedies
Defeat in Kansas.
by the Assoeiaisd Press

TOPEKA, Kans., Nov. 6.-Trah-
tionally Republican Kansas appar-
emily was solidly tucked in the COP
fold today for another two years.
Unofficial returns from yester-
days election indicated the Repub-
licans had won the governorship, all
six seats in the House and a full
slate of State officers.
The Republicans elected Frank
Carlson, 9Th district House menu
ber,4 as Governor. Representative
Carlson defeated Democrat Harry
H. Woodring, former Governor and
once Secretary of War in the Roose-
velt cabinet.
Mr., Woodring conceded his de-
feat in the face of what he called
an apparent Republican tidal wave
all over America" Early today.
2,OSO of the States 2.745 precincts
gave Mr.. Carlson 212,420 and Mr..
Woodring 172.575.
Kansas six-nian delegation IN the
House will have two new faces
Herbert A. Meyer, independence
publisher, and .Wint Smith, lawyer
and former head of the State High
way Patrol.
-Four incumbents-Representatives
Albert M. Cole of the 1st district,
Errett P. Scrivner of the I'd, Ed H,
tRees of the 4th and Clifford r. Hope
of the 5th-Were returned to Con-
.gresS.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 6 (R.-
Democrats appeared almost certain
today of keeping the Oklahoma gov
ernorship and retaining six of the
States eight congressional seats.
For Governor, 1888 Of 3,703 pre-
-cincts gave Roy j. Turner, Democrat,
193,989, and Olney F. Flynn, Repub-
lican, 160,40
Representative Monroney held a
slender lead over Carmon c. Harris,
Republican, in the 5th district. Re-
turns from 443 of 512 precincts gave
Mr.. Monroney 42,140 and Mr.. Har-
ris 39,638.
A slight element of doubt remained
in the 1st district, where 440 of
SOL precincts gave Representative
Schwabe, Republican, incumbent,
1891, and Oras A. Shaw, Demo-
crat, 36,213.
House members elected in other
districts were Representatives Stig-
ler, Albert, Morris, Peden and john
son, Democrats, and Ridley, Repub-
lican.
Evening star., 1946-11-06


80
Evening star., 1946-11-06
1t. Thomas Griffin Weds
Miss Monteiro Of BruziI

1t. Thomas Griffin, son of Mrs.
De Witt Talmadge, 2437 Good Hope
road Sc, and Aubrey G. Griffin,
Jackson, Miss, was married yester-
day to Miss Sonia Monteiro Of Rio de
Janeiro in military ceremony at
Corpus Christi, Tex, according to
an Associated Press dispatch.
Officers from Brazil, Chile, Colom-
bia and the United States formed
an arch of swords as 1t. Griffin and
his bride, the daughter OF a Bra
lillian iron and steel manufacturer,
left the Corpus Christi Naval Air
Station chapel.
1t. Griffin, graduate of Georgia
Tech, was in the Royal Air Force for
16 months and has served four
wears in the United States Navy.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Sailor Takes Nap
On 7th-FIoor Ledge
lust for a Thrill
By The Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-De-
tective Sergt. Bernard Martin
went into the vice squad office
early yesterday, started to close
the window-and there sleeping
on a 1-foot ledge seven stories
above the ground was sailor.
Sergt. Martin called for help.
Detectives rushed to his aid and
they pulled William Long, 10,
of Baltimore, into the room.
st just did it for a thrill" the
youth said of his precarious
climb of IS to 100 feet along
the narrow ledge.
He was charged with disor-
derly conduct.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Missouri
Continued From First Page.)

choice over incumbent Representa-
tive Slaughter.
With only II of 255 precincts un-
reported, Mr.. Reeves had a 4,5O0-
vote margin-40, ,46l to 35,879 for Mr..
Axtell.
Mr.. Axtell, who led in the early
returns and once was ahead by 5000
votes, went to bed without a state
ment. Mr.. Reeves expressed appre-
citation for the voters confidence.
In the State as a while. Demo-
Gratis saw their control of the Mis-
souri, congressional delegation fade
swiftly from their seyen-to-six mar
gin.
Besides the 5th district, Repub-
licans emerged today with at
least one other new seat and stood
Evening star., 1946-11-06

four white officers were shot and
wounded.
Hubbard was accused of shooting
at Sheriff George C. Hawkins OF
Smith County when he and a group
of officers appeared at the Craft
home on the day after the gun
battle.
Sheriff Hawkins testified yester-
day that Hubbard, who was wound
ed In the shoulder, fired without
provocation at a party of eight who
We're investigating the gun battle
of the day before.
Evening star., 1946-11-06

70 good chance Of picking up q third
In the see-saw 9th district.
In two other districts. the fst of
Northeastern Missouri and the I'd In
the central part OF the State, Repub-
lican incumbents were locked In such
tight contest that either could be
decided by the late count of abb
sentee ballots.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
20-MiIe Hole Drilled
In Eorth, Reds Claim
By the Assoeiotsd Press

LONDON, Nov. 6-Russian geo.
physicists have drilled hole 20
miles into the earth with an cleo
trio drill, the Moscow radio said last
night.
The successful experiments near
Leningrad show that electric drill
ing down to 30 or 40 kilometers 19
to rs niles can be achieved in two
days." the radio said. Until now,
If it were at all possible this would
have taken several years,
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Church Dinner Tomorrow

The Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Wilson Memorial Meth
odist Church, Eleventh. street be-
tween G and I streets S E., will spon-
sor turkey dinner and bazaar
tomorrow from S to 7::30 pm. The
public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
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