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HoUsEs-SALE-MD. Cont

OwNER-Heart of Silver Spring-7
rms. "a baths, oil h.-w.h., flrepl.;
S14.750; no agents. JU. 7-7924.
oNE-HALF ACRE of ground included
with this lge. 7-rm., 21z-bath brick
a1d e rsisins ais nsa' chicfens feeei i0f A%vailabe %
fa5z REzLrY " co. ohsS NC. F1s'?SS6 IA, 200 KAY KAY
ARCHITECTURAL distinction marks
4-bedroom, 2-bath home; no base.
ment; on Bradley blvd; designed
by one, OF city's leading architects.
estaes i hoa' under ss 0En s%0ns wRg SSp 2qo
sis.75o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Masonry bunga;. iv; rm., din. rm..
klt;, oedrn; ana bath on lst mr.;
with oil hot-air heat; 50-gal. hot
water heater. clothes washer: lee.
lot with beautiful lawn and shrub
berry. Out Ga. ave, Viersnaill I'd. TO
Norris drive, left. to College View
GINS g. HARRISON, INC. Lo. s.
$500. Ewes, sH. 1871. lis
4-BEDRoOM modern home: ia
acres; good outbuildings. on Route
240, IA mi. from D. c. Consider
trade. Agents, invited. Phone Cath
BRASpeNEW BfRLAssSH5eN EVE. RAMBLER of bedroom Mas
size. but with stairs to End floor
which can be easily finished at any
future time; modern styling, up-to-
the-minute kitchen, In garage;
very favorable Silver Spring residen-
tial area; all ready to use in about
another week. r. P. RIPLEY, Real
tor, 81. Gill. Open ewes. -2r
CENTRAL BETHESDA RESIDENCE
A auality-built Colonial brick home
on quiet residential street, only a
couple blocks from the P. o. Ill popu-
sFn SO fons n bed ds
room. 2Abath homes; a porch you'll
practically live on. all summer: ex-
ceptional bsmt, INV heat; well
planted and mature grounds; de-
tached garage. Shown hy appoint
ment. r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor, 81.
3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW in Sill. spg.:
brick home on shaded lot; gas INV:
heat; detached gatage;. very central
about $4,000 cash. r. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor: 81: gill open ewes.
2 HOMES FOR THE price Of /;
charming 9-rm. det. Colonial home;
bath BUNGALOW; All this for only
$12O per mo-; plus your own apt.
rent free; RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
CHEvY CHASE, MD.-Practically new
3-bedroom. 1Ka-bath brick Colonial,
center hall, large living. room, dining
room, ultramod. Kitchen, powder
room; bright. dry basement, breezei
Mrs. Robinson, WI. 04S7.
A. v. PISANI REALTOR
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
THE JACK POT
$14,950 RAMBLER

VIII build on your lot in this Silver
Spring or Bethesda area an excep-
tionally well-planned and distinctive
3-bedroom brick rambler: 22-ft. liv-
ing room with fireplace and beauti-
ful picture window; ultramodern kit.
has YOUNGSTOWN equipment, garbage
disposal. Magic Chef range, and
built-in breakfast nook, Large
fulfilled bath, ample closet space,
stairway to large storage attic, full
bsmt- with f1repl and outside
entrance. Many additional quality
features. Sample house available
for your inspection. For fun par
ticulars. call SH. 6776; ewes, TU.
1855.
r T. TRTTMRITTI p, m
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Hyattsyille Show Place

HydLCSVlIIE SHOW FIdce
Brick rambler Of exquisite design. II
you can AFFORD a home In the $2O,-
600 range. this one will win your
approval. Let me tell you about 1t,
CAL MI Bates, UN. 3477. COX q
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4 BUNGALOWS

VttoinS sw os camp ann spFImss ban SHq 2r. 0 ols
3 left at Si0.nOO. For information
call Mt PlqaIsnnHs@erEeE LIN, Lu 4stiESS MIN
CO. nAnN MINI. ave Sc Is
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peter ]. hagan

REALToR. 3s4I 34th ST. NE
o,v,ypE "a s5SS; 9 IA, VA i2s7 1 Sr,.
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CT APPROVED, ST 600

Delightful bungalow located in Cot-
tase City, Four rms, bath, bsmt,,
new reisr" nleeiy iSneseapeo Iot'
hot-water oil heat. Arranged for >
families lot b0xl50. Assume GI
loan Of $4,000 at A., balance pay
able in cash DUNN & co, realter,
Nv S o6Is or WA S5S3 "''S.. "'
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TT REALLY RAMRT ,ES

II REALLY RAMBLES
Beautiful S4-ft.. 2-bedrm. Colonial
ranch house, on nearly | acre;
on hill. facing stream, in exclusive
area. near Silver Spring, all spa
car port; 36-ft. bsmt. Call Mr..
! Hunter. 81. 9339. with MONTGOM-
cry INVESTMENT & INSURANCE
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BY OWNER

OF. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
3 bedrooms, fireplace. de luxe KIT.
with EareaEe disposal and dish
washer, tiled Ia baths, earaGe,
porch, Slsu 63rd ave, Cheverly,
Md HU. SulS lis
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$4,000

Large liv' rn.. open fireplace, family.
sized din. rm,. fully equipped kit.
and den. LIST A.: 2nd a., lovely
bedrms. and bath; very iEe. closets;
fuli bsmt. with outside entrance, oil
perfect condition: equipped with
storm windows and screens; located
on Landover I'd, close 70 Prince
Georges Hospital. beautiful corner
lot; suitable for doctors and dentists.
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50 900 dn., SS4 mo. pays eyeTythina
Seven-rm. bungalow eonS1sting Of liv.
rm., din. rm.. 3 bedrms., lRe kitchen
/ lge, rm.; full hsmt.. ige front
porch; good lot very eonVieniently
located.
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FLOWER AVE. AREA
9102 WIRE AVE. S14.95O.
OPEN. 2-6

OPEN, 2-6
Mod. brick 2-story home in excellent
nneighhborhood, lgS liy: rm. with
with table space, 3 bedrms., tile
bath. full bsmt, outside entrance
at ground level; oil a-c.h; alum.
storm windows and screens through
out. This home is an outstanding
Colesville I'd. to Flower ave. bear
right on Flower ave blocks to
Wire ave. right 3 blocks to 91O2.
Earl EARL T WRIGHT, WI. 5000; ewes,
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OPEN SUN, l TIL 7
1OOO1 MENLO AVE.
2-bedrm: bungalow; full. bsmt.;. ex-
pandable attic; corner lot, inclosed
with Anchor fence. Price only S10,-
$50. To reach; Georgia ave-, left on
Seminary I'd. through Forest Glen to
112 HAMILTON ST.
Just of Franklin ave-: prewar brick;
slate. roof; liv. rm.. with fireplace;
1St-fioor rec. rm.; 2 bedrms., bath;
fish pond and barbecue pit; newly
dec. To reach: Franklin ave, rt. on
o'aiii ioo1s 81. q IoRAIS BRAIN AVE.
Modern Colonial; 3 bedrms.. IA
bsrnt.; level lot: 2 blocks to churches.
schools and transp. Price, S17.5O0.
To reach: Colesville rd., left on
sLanark way, rt. on Lorain to open
il221 EAST AVENUE
New 5-rm. brick BUNGALOW; expanda-
Toughed In. close to shopping and and
schools: well built: immediate pos
session. Price, S14. $50. To reach:
Georgia ave. left on Viers Mill I'd.
to 1st trafic light. left l block.
2708 EMMETT ROAD
See this 6-rm. home on excellent lot;
all rms. are lge.; full bsmt; gas
heat: block to elementary school.
Price. SI2.950: low down payment,
balance $40 mo. To reach: Georgia
ave. to Plyers Mill I'd, left to open
sign.
9218 CAROLINE AVE.
5-rm. bungalow; oil hot-vater heat;
hv. rm. with fireplace; outdoor bar
becue pit: l block to transp. Price,
$10.75o: To reach. Franklin ave,
TT. on Caroline.
Thompson & Gray, Realtors
904 Ellsworth Dr., Silver Spring
81. 6100-o TIL 8
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enchanted with It's success, not
merely because it disposes of an
AScoyne but brings him close to
Henry'S widow. She is q far SUI
period creatures to the lusty ST.
bella whose amorous attractive
ness first encouraged him to be-
come a duke.
An increasing refinement and
imagination go into the other
murders, the most inspired per-
hapS that of Lady Agatha. In
her case. Price shoots an arrow
through the balloon in which she
has ascended to distribute suf-
frage leaflets. In the other cases,
he resorts to shock, doped whisky
and small but powerful explosives.
After disposing of the AScoynes.
Price is arrested for a murder
that he did not commit. which
only goes to show the extent of
injustice in the Edwardian world.
X X 4 4
The eight doomed Ascoynes
played by Guinness are an i'm
pressive comedy gallery. They are
not grotesques but subtly created
individuals with no more than q
family resemblance permitted to
show in the actors makeup and
none at all in his voice. Even
those who disappear most quickly
from the screen are made strik-
ingly memorable, each distin-
guish for a talent If only a minute
one such as Lady Agatha's for
breaking windows. Or the parson' s
trick Of taking one more swig of
sherry than his doctor authorizes.
The quality Of acting in Kind
Hearts and Coronets" is consist
emily high with Prices killer run
ming Guinness eight Ascoynes q
close race. Joan Greenwood's hot
blooded Sibella is another gem and
there is an icy perfection in VAL
erie Hobson's young Ascoyne
widow. Miles Malleson's hangman
is another captivating figure in
the comedy and John Penrose'S
boorish mate for Sibella is a dull
man to remember.
1t is all witty, sophisticated and
elegant, which Is just what it is
to be.
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through the banker. the parson,
the General. the Admiral, Young
Ascoyne of the bank, Henry AS
coyne, the camera fiend, and Lady
Agatha. a leader in the suffrage
movement.
Any one of these Ascoynes would
be an inviting character to play
but Guinness makes King Hearts
a tour de force by playing all
eight of them. Their combined
weight in his performances may
not add up to the sensation the
actor created in z. s. Eliot's "The
Cocktail Party" on Broadway this
season. but they reveal a dramatic
versatility that will be the talk Of
the town.
Kind Hearts and Coronets" is
played as a scandalously fine joke
on Edwardian ritual. The disposal
OF each Ascoyne is managed with
impeccable taste by both Guinness
and Price. This could be accom-
plished only by one knowing how
to die, and the other how to kill,
with poise.
It is splendid overdressed
background against which the
AScoynes are wiped out, beginning
with Young Henry. the camera
fan. He is destroyed by blowing
himself up in the dark room to
which he retires not only to print
pictures but to snatch nips of the
whisky Of which his beautiful
young wife disapproves. Price,
who arranged the explosion, Is
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witty jest. Mass killing has sell
dom been accomplished so cleverly
and amusingly, and perhaps never
by a more winning rogue.
This elegant executioner, played
by Dennis Price, makes it clear
that it is not a taste for killing
nearly so much as the rules of
succession in England's nobility
that account for his artful car
mage. Remote relatives have
such a small chance of reach
ing the top unless they take
matters into their own hands.
Price shows it is merely a duty
a man owes to himself and to the
memory Of a pretty mother who
always wanted him to be Duke.
To his everlasting credit, he
faces his own execution with the
same cool detachment that shows
in disposing of others. A more
graciously dying family is truly
tnconceivable, which puts the film
most deeply into the debt of GUM
ness who dies eight times.
X x X X
The bright, ingratiating tale of
extinction produced by Ealing
Studios is the idea of writer's Rob-
ert Hamer. who directed the film,
and John Dighton. Its ingredients
include wit. grace, amour, ironic
jest and some of the most gilt
tering acting that comedy has in
spired this season.
The Edwardian Ascoynes who
owed their place in the peerage
to useful talent for business,
and its correlative. Empire, are
the ones marked for destruction
in Kind Hearts and Coronets.
They look most impressive on the
family chart on which Price ap-
pears as a distant footnote. Occu-
pationally, they are just as i'm
pressive from the Duke down
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HOLLYWOOD.

14OAu14 VAN|A1s
Clark Gable will know in two
weeks whether he Is to have his
own independent picture setup, in
partnership with z. Wayne Grit
I'm. They have their first picture,
1.-THE Big Moose" all set to 60.
Clark. who plays o rugged, two
flsted guy in the f1lm, gets an
unknown lass for his leading lady.
He and Wayne are now looking
for a virile moose with q nice
personality. Know one?
Anne Baxter is the girl Ella
Kazan is mad for to play the wife
in "A Streetcar Named Desire, -
but he will be lucky to pry her
loose from her Goth Century Fox
Aims. Ruth Roman, who went to
New York to test for the part,
seems to be out.
Gregory Peck and Joseph Cot
ton had dinner with their old
boss. David Selznick. in his Tower
road home. And both boys left
with an oral promise. which will
soon be put into writing, to make
movies in Europe for David.
Jennifer Jones, by the way, is
flashing a red gold compact from
Husband David, with rubies and
diamonds very rampant. It's from
Cartier in Paris. Jennifer's SAL
ary from her husband has now
reached the nice plump figure of
$500 a week. ALI Of which, less
taxes, she keeps. Mr.. S. pays for
the groceries.
Lauren Bacall is set to be
Humphrey Bogart's leading woman
in his pictures, as she already Is
in private lifes Baby" tried for
years to get her freedom from
Warmers before succeeding last
week. Warmers are now very happy
to unload top-salaried stars who
want to leave.
Elizabeth Taylor writes that she
is suffering an excruciating case
Of sunburn in Cannes, France. II
made the mistake Of lying In the
sun for five hours at O stretch ,
says Elizabeth. Burned or rare,
Lizzie cannot fail to look beauti-
full. She and Nicky return home
August 81.
Loretta Young, with the smile
Of an angel and wings Of iron,
win finish her HALF an Angel"
picture In time to make her trip
to Rome next month with Hus-
band Tom Lewis. Loretta and her
director. Jules Dassin, couldn't
agree on the script, so now there
is a new director. And everyone
is happy.
Red Shelton, in his new deal at
Metro. is holding out for more
dramatic roles and less slapstick.
Red has been penciled in for "Ex-
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Hollywood Diary
Anne Buxter Wanted for 'Streetcur'
.RY Sheilah Graham

cuse My Dust" I thought Van
johnson was all set for that one.
jeanne Dru is again talking to
lawyers about the new income tax
demands on her 1948 taxes. Jo-
anne was married to Dick Haynes
then. She reckons he should foot
the bill.
Ann Southern again isn't feel
ing too well. She has a recurring
liver ailment. and her doctor has
told her to take it easy for an
other three months before re-
porting back to work. Too bad.
Ann is one of the sweetest girls
in Hollywood.
Talking of illness, Dorothy La
mour will have to postpone the
start Of her TV show. Her opera
tion is not, thank goodness, as
serious as had been expected.
But Dotty, too. will have to take
it easy.
Marion Brando will be fol-
lowed to Hollywood next month
by Cecilia Webb. the girl he wants
to marry. The only girl dated
publicly by Marion when he was
in Hollywood for '"The Men" was
Shelley Winters. And that. says
Shelley, was platonic.
Fred AStaire is bluShing for one
of his dance instructors. When
the man, who teaches at the New
York Astaire School Of Dancing.
was asked on a televisiol show,
Where did you learn to dance?"
he replied, Arthur Murray's!"
Charlie Chaplin is making an
other fabulous fortune from the
reissue of "City Lights"
Released by North American Newspaper
Ailiance1
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador - "In Lonely
Place; $40. $50, 1880 and 9:4:
pm.
CapitOl-"Sierra";: 1890 am.
LOS. 3:45. $40. s:o5 and HAS
pm. Stage shows: 1915, 2:55
5:35. s:2O and 11:05 pm.
Columbia - annie Get Your
Cum: 10:3o am. 1880, 2:35. 4:4o
6:45, $3.50 and 1885 pm.
Dupont-"Escape into Dreams;
1885. s:35. 5:s5. 7:35, s:4O and
11:40 pm.
Keith's-"The White Tower:
11:40 am, 1850, 1855. 6. 8:o5
1910 pm. and 1915 am.
-"The Wizard of Oz"::
l2:45, 4:20 and 7::55 pm.
Metropolitan - Bright Leaf:
1880 am, 1880. 3:35, 5:35, 1885
and $40 pm.
National ~ Captain Carey,
U.S.A."; 1850. 1880. $40. 4:50,
$3.50. $40. $3.50 pm.
Palace-"Father of the Bride;
1850 am. 1880, 1886, $40, 7:40.
9:45 and 11:45 pm.
Playhouse "The Woman Of
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D FOR ADULTS only

If you are not an adult and persist In n
reading this. perhaps you.n learn =
They repair Just about r
everything-umbrellas. handbags, lug =
gage and clippers. They do custom dry
tion facilities. They do monogramming; y
they make shoes longer, shorter, wider B
or narrower and dye them any color. N
NV, An entire building devoted to q
services Located right in the heart m
OF downtownl Phone STerling 709S ~
for pickup and delivery. Mall orders p
Evening star., 1950-07-15
A Double Ham
BY the Assoelated Press
HOLLYWOOD.


All actors are hams to some of
their colleagues. a fact which
makes Ray Milland a double ham
in that circle. At this rather
late date. Milland has become in
terested in short-wave radio.
He has receiver and is now
Installing transmitting equipment.
He says the radio bug bit him
while he was trying to follow the
delivery of his new yacht from
Miami to Newport-Ba on the
Southern California Coast near
Los Angeles.
A fellow worker in Rays picture
contacted several radio hams in
the Canal Zone for Milland when
the boat was in that area, and
the actor subsequently got his
own receiver to keep track of
storm warnings as the craft
headed northward along the
coast.
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THE FEDERAL REsERVE SYSTEM.
Published in accordance with Section
5211, q. g.. Revised Statutes, and the
Report as Of June so, 1850. of
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,Dolwyn":: II am, 1885, 3::35, 6:S5,
|7:40. 9:40 and 1l:45 pm.
Plaza-"Gigi";; 1906, 11:55 am.
|1:45, 3:35, 5:25. 7:15, 9:05, 1855
pm. and 12:45 am.
Trans-Lux-''Kind Hearts and
Coronets";; 1l:1U am. /. 1850,
4:40, $50, 800, 1910 and IL pm.
Warner-"In a Lonely Place;
.11:15 am, lao, $3.50, 5:35, 7:45,
1856 and IL pm.
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More than 66 per cent Of the
enlisted men in the Army in the
Far East Command, who became
eligible in 194s. re-enlisted or ex-
tended their overseas tours.
Evening star., 1950-07-15

IREYM I723 King ST.. Alex. 344s
| eaes~ parkins Spoee
AUDIE MURPHY, GALE STORM In
THE KID FROM TEXAS"
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CENTRE Faihinsion. va. TE. 1000
EAGLE AND THE HAWK" JOHN
PAYNE, RHONDA FLEMING.
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VIRGINIA Msmoriol Blvd. q lss q.
sASs~AAsAh Alsx ass
JACK CARSON, JEAN WALLACE in
THE GOOD HUMOR MAN"
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Drama News and Reviews
Eight Amusing Corpses Dot
Comedy at the Truns-Lux
By Joy Cormody

widely accepted that murder Joke but this theory
sharply challenged new English
Screenplay at the
Eight socially elite relatively of them
played with aactveness Alex
In this hm the net effect Of which to make
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-26
Janice Murray Is
FinaIis+ Winner
At Atlantic Civ

Miss Janice Murray, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Murray,
formerly of Plain City, and Miss
Philadelphia" in the Miss America
contest held recently in Atlantic
City, was one of fifteen finalists
in the pageant. There were 50
entries in the contest. Mr.. Murray
is a former superintendent of the
Plain City school.
Miss Murray received $1,000 to
pay living expenses at Atlantic
City, a $1,000 scholarship and a
$1,000 wardrobe. Competing in
the finals she sang 20 Don
Fatali' by Verdi bringing forth
these comments from the experts:
Deems Taylor: best voice ever
heard in the contest and she
should 60 far" (He has been a
judge for 16 years.
Cornelia Otis Skinner: "a beau
tiful voice."
Conrad Thibaut: Asked if he
might come to Philadelphia to
hear her sing without the micro
phone.
Vincent Frotta: Asked her to
come to New York to appear on
THE Blind Date" TV show.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-26
WHERE DO YOU sTAND7

Bascafy there but two political philosophers. One sets
The citizen above the sfae-tha+ what have had in this
country under form of The other
sets the state above +he citizen and results in the oppression
that has bedeved the human throughout the ages Cur
renfy socialism and communism the ultimate the lat
ter philosophy That why pesenday planners who advocate
greater and greater domination the individual
avoid these like The plague They promote government
ownership Of industry they endorse compulsory medical
they tour the country at the taxpayers expense in support of
Federal authorities and constantly harp the theme
that the capabilities of private industry inadequate Their
program from start to finish socialism, and yet If II
defined they cry ,"Iibeous"
Regardless Of the sensitves of the disguised socialist
is OF the greatest importance to define his aims this country
to abandon the system of government which it
founded let's do deliberately not by subferuee OUT
standing editorial the American Druggist declares: Up
important politician has openly asked choose between
democracy and socialism other kind of stasm but
being urged to support candidates for Congress who favor
political programs that definitely much faith in
control than the individual character and ability
OF the average citizen.
If have to the conclusion that the individual prob
lens OF most people too much for Them and that The only
hope in benevolent government then let super
government but let do with On he other
hand still believe that the only real security for any
zen is his individual freedom Of opportunity conviction
that the time has TO stand and declare ourselves
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-26
CHECK CORN BoRER

Entomologists plan on keeping
a close watch on the corn borer
in Ohio.
Eventhough the insect did not
cause much damage this year in
the state, T. H. Parks, extension
entomologist at Ohio State Uni
versity, plans to check the extent
of damage and borer population
in "a Ohio counties this fall.
Parks reports that the second
generation of corn borers was of
little Importance this year. AL
though some moths emerged in
August, few eggs were laid on
corn because of the cool nights
of egg-laying time. p
First generation borers now in
stalks are fewer in numbers than
last year. In some western and
central Ohio fields, there are
enough borers to cause some stalk
breakage before corn harvest.
Parks says sc has seen some
fields that average three to five
borers per stalk, but believes most
fields will average less than one
borer per stalk.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-26

Hobart Donohoe Of Columbus.
s. w. Rehm and Luther Rehm
have returned firm a business trip
to Omaha and Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt E. Rob-
erts, Mrs. Homer Nelson and Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Kitchen were in
Columbus last Tuesday attending
the annual fall conference of the
Ohio Federation of Republican
Women's organizations.
Mrs. Margaret Ault of Cincin-
natl has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. O. w. Eagan.
Mrs. G. F Hunter was hostess
to the members of the Susan
Roberts Union WCTU in her home
on Tuesday evening, September
26th. Mrs. c. w. Chaney was as
sisting hostess.
i Mrs Nelson Davey is home
from Mercy Hospital, Springfield
where she underwent surgery re-
Gently.
Mrs. Chester Bennett is enjoy
ing a two weeks vacation in New
York City.
Mrs. Austin Wildman will be
hostess to members of the South
Charleston Garden Club in her
home on Thursday afternoon, Sep
tember 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sonner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Severt
are on a fishing trip to Canada
this week.
Mrs James Scarf entertained
with a dessert bridge in her home
on Thursday evening.
Mrs Robert LantZ is working
at the Board of Elections in
Springfield.
Mrs. Floyd Simmons and sor
Bill, of Cleveland were recent
guests of Mrs. Jessie Sharp.
Mrs. Paul M Halbrooks and
Mrs. Robert Watson of Delaware
spent last week in Detroit, Mich.