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Evening star., 1951-11-03
SECRETARIAL OPERATOR

WHlte woman Tor new apt. bldg. TO
answer secretarial switchboard, and
pm, 6-day wk. with vacation; good
salary, pleasant SURROUNDINGS, pre-
vious experience desirable but not
essential, See Mrs. Chapman, resi-
dent manager, THE STATE HOUSE.
@l22 Mass. ave. NV. wRekdays.
SECRETARY wanted BY Bethesda
real real estate firm; knowledge Of
fer young sgle. girl who lives in
Bethesda area: salary, $40 to right
person. SH. 5555 "a
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST, for
general ONCE work In one girl insur-
aance ONCE 5-day wk.;, aptitude for
Rords sqdss sMsEpu MR McG6sb s6bss15haRd s9so ssag
sEcY.osTLNo., D law once. no legal
exper. nee; salary depends on
ability: vacation. Ex. $500; ewes,
sHiRT GIRL. experienced: 75c an
hr plus piecework; vacation with
sition. Apply IDEAL LAUNDRY.
5505 Marlboro pike, Hillside. Nd
SILK FINISHER, exper.; 6-day week.
good salary. Apply in person. 1888
Buchanan st. NV. "a
STENOGRAPHER = Old established
firm; 5-day. 36-hr. wk.; vacation
With pay. Call MR.. FOSTER. MA.
0l55. e
.STENOGRAPHER. for medical
laboratory. Call EX. 1884 for ap-
polntment. $
ed by national Jewish Organization
at its Washington Legal Bureau. 5
day wk. Good pay and working con-
dltions Phone Mr.. Rockmore. MA.
6l20 or apply sos @ ST. NV -
perience necessary; pleasant working
conditions. excellent opportunity
BARBER & ROSS CO.. 5th and v
Sts. ne. DE. 050I. 3
STENoGRAPHER for estab. law once
5-day wk,' ref. and exper. required.
VIII consider evening law student,
young man or woman. Apply S44
Shoreham Bldg. 4
Evening star., 1951-11-03
HELP MEN tcont.)

MESSENGER CLERK - Young white
man for position with large. COM
pany: must have D. C. driving
reply giving age. draft status, edu-
cation and references to Box 33-Z,
NIGHT CLERK for uptown hotel;
must know transcript work, Call
Evening star., 1951-11-03
HELP WOMEN tcons. }
BANK BOOKKEEPER

Burroughs bookkeeping ma
chine operator, experienced;
5-dav week. completely air.
conditioned office.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home improvements.
6smt; 70 roof; up to z yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CoNTR. CO.. RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS, remodeling. painting or
repairs to your home. II your previ-
1e 1eS eStimafeS irI Ea, were yer soso toe high give
BENDIX REPAIRS. Call AP. s67s. 4
BRICK FOREMAN and crew avail. for
I'm Wimmed, e. . contract % work. Leesburg.
BRIcK RI S.Iy WORK. R1NALD1 & co.
BRICKWoRK-Chimneys walls. steps,
Al workmanship. MI. 611S after 5.
BRICK WORK (white mechanic. re-
tanning walls, flreplaces. basement
partitions. etc. Free estimates. GE.
CARPENTRY. shelving, cabinetwork
lurn. repair. COMP. doors and WIN
rows; reasonable. Ii. 6-9T40. 10
CARPENTRY. dormer windows. attics
nnlshed: porches inclosed; new or
rpemodeling. j. E. HENDRIX. UN.
CARPENTERING of all kinds. work
Of distinction. II. 6-4525. 4
CEMENT REPAIRS
No Job too small. Call HU. ATT.
am. to s am. Sc
CEMENT WORK done at once, any
Rind. AD; 5352, weekdays before 9
CaoGGfsp g. fandsE ngtN IN p,pPs p;@ .,...,,.au
razor-kleened or no charge. RoTo.
R2oIEER: Phone RIA. ssss any day.
CoNCRETE AND wATERPRooF1NG.
bsmts:. dug put. floors, drives, steps.
porches, walks. CONRAD. GE. S356.
DRIyEwAYs. bsmts., steps, porches
built. repaired. Ali types cement.
brickwork. HU. 1852 after s pm.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION Re.
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
lmmed Call RA. 1922 any time.
ELECTRICAL WIRING-old and new
work: estimates free. GE. 1850. %
fENEtEmGa!yan,seo EN- IN ianr1ais chain INK; ali
ton Get the best for less; 80
evenings and Sunday. No. 5b2S
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone popebe. eement sns tie Eafs sans steps sna
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; white
mechanics; special low prices. c. r.
COVER, WA 1868 any time.
FLOOR SANDERS, eugers ana waxers
rented. Instructions by experienced
TOO Kennedy st NV. RA 4346.
FLOOR SANDING. from S12 up: re-
liable mechanics; work guaranteed;
free estimates. AID. 6499.
FLOOR SANDERS RENTED-Polish.
erS belt sanders hand saws. wall
paper steamers ladders. genuine
kanaba wax. Dupont paints. Spred
Satin: L. 7. FOLK 1852 Wis ave.
NV WO. 052S
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
floors made like new, TAYI on
FLOOR SERVICE WA 1923.
IrrDNIIn1Irnn
Evening star., 1951-11-03
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP DOMESTIC


COOK and g.h.w.. no laundry; live in
preferred; 3 adults; on busIine;
Chevy Chase. Md: 5Ea-day wk.; refs.
req; good wages. WI. 5000 after
COOK and gh.w.: live in or out; 3
adults; city refs; $50 per week.
Cal SIigo S9T6. 4
COOK, g.h.w., live in; fond Of chill
oren; upstairs room; GEORGETOWN
$40 month: local refs. required
Phone HO. 1903.
COOK and general house worker or
couple: live in; 3 in family: con-
slderate employer; references re-
outred; WI. 1881. 4
COOK 20 dto,, to live !, in; serve, do laundry
cares for 2 children and upstairs
day and every other Sunday of
$50 per week. NO. 2757. "a
Evening star., 1951-11-03
PAINT SALESMAN

Exper. with good local fol-
lowing for nearby paint factory
to call on contractors. indus
trial and dealer accounts.
Excel. opportunity for right
man: salary and commission.
Write full details as to refs.
and background to Box 1881.
Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-03

WRAPPER INSPECTOR
PERMANENT POSITION, EXCEL
LENT SALARY. 5-DAY WEEK.
HAHN'S SHOE STORES
1901 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
ROUTE statesmen

Wanted. ambitious men (married);
experienced not necessary; for laun-
dry, dry cleaning routes: excellent
working conditions; 5-day wk.; top
salary paid while training. Apply
in person. Write CT call DU. I'LL
for an appointment.
Manhattan Laundry
Evening star., 1951-11-03

CLERK-TYPIST
insurance work in small
ONCE. age 1890; attractive start
ing salary and hours. w A. KENYON,
1918 Juniper St NV. GE. 06I7. -
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HELP MEN
REPAIRMAN

REPAIRMAN on
profit sharing basis with weekly
guarantee; good opportunity for
sober. industrious man who wants
to earn better than salary. For
appt.. call MR.. BROWN, JE. 3-15S0.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position IN our pressroom
with q chance for advancement;
2l-30 years Of age. high school
graduate. Of heavy build and capable
Of giving good attendance: must be
able to pass physical exam Apply
Personnel. Room 500 Open S:3o-5
weekdays and 81 on Saturday No
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
no. Penna Ave NV
PLUMBERS HELPER. experienced; +;
steady work. top wages. J: SHAPIRO,
Bis Ga. ave. NV, TU. 1900. 30
PLUMBER Experienced jobbing
man; steady work, top wages; must
saxprko sayi l1s sF5Esos Gaofgi. lissnss s1s. ri
1900 -6
PLUMBERS helper. experienced man
needed to fill permanent year-round
position with established firm; in
side steady work; excellent chance
for advancement. Apply to Mr..
Edward after s am. JOHN G. WEB,
6TER & SONS. INC. 627 st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
CI,ERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
The Evening Star has an opening in
the classified advertising department.
An opportunity for an accurate
.ypiSt,. with a good telephone voice,
who. is capable and would enjoy
telephone. 5-day. 4O-hr. week. II
Interested. apply personnel ONCE
Rm 500 Open Mon. through Fri,
$50 am. to pm. and Sat. Q am
to ! pm
Evening star., 1951-11-03
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE SALEsMAN-our Of
fee in Chevy Chase is small. but we
have O good Chevy Chase and north
west section clientele. We need one
good ambitious salesman, whose past
record speaks for itself. ORAN s.
CRAWFORD. WO. 1856. "a
RECEIVERS
For work in super market; good pay,
free group hospitalization, vacation
With pay and other employe bene-
SHIRLEY III. lie; FOOD STORES
4O3 Swami Ave, Alex, We. IS
RECEIVING CLERK for hardware
store; experienced preferred; oppor-
tunity for right person. Apply Mr..
Marshall H. johnson. BARBER g.
ROSS CO.. 5th and v SITS. ne. DE.
REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT in
staller between ages 20 and 40.
ply BREYER ICE CREAM CO.. 1880
gladsnsburs I'd, ne:
ERICK'S. 1905 18th st. NV. %
HELPER, slate; top wage
to top man. 81. 1867. "A
dry cleaning, for we'll
established route; $65 a week guar
anteed; average earnings, $95 per
week. Call MR.. BUTLER. oV. 100.
Evening star., 1951-11-03

hand and good eye;
art ability desirable; we train.
LITHO PHOTO, 1918 Pa. ave,
Mr.. Beall. 3,
WOMAN, middle aged, to live with
US and be companion for my aged
mother; small salary. GE. 4537.
Il
WOMEN. white, 1s to so; permanent
or part-time work; for floor work,
checking and; eashierins: no exper' M
necessary; pleasant working cond.
$50 wk. Job: meals and vacations
Apply SHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA. 1882 Conn. ave. See Mr.
Lob. bet. 10 and ~, 2 and pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
PAPER HANDLERS

COLoRED
Men of heavy build. 25-35 years Of
age, who are willing to be regular.
Must pass physical exam. Good pay.
Apply Personnel, Room 500. Open
weekdays, 8:30-5 and Sat-. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. must
be experienced; 4S-hour week: mar
ried man preferred; good salary.
Apply PLAZA PARKING LOT. rs
PART.TIME DRIVER for oil truck,
no experience, will train. BLUE
RIDGE COAL CO., 1107 Jefferson
Davis hwy, Arl. ME. 3545, OF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position for
an excellent man or promising young
man with ambition. LU. 1-340Qs~
PHARMACIST. registered; in Md;
good salary and opport for right
man; ROCK CREEK DRUGS. sH.
PHARMACIST, reg. Virginia, 42-hr.-
ing conditions. OV. 5522. 4
PHARMACIST, part time, registered
in Maj yland. Call SH. 9726 a
PLASTERERS WANTED. Apply I412
Upshur st. NV. Call AK. 6937 or
HU. s210 after pm. -5
Evening star., 1951-11-03
CLERK
11O1 PENNA. AVE. NV.
CLERK

11O1 fENNA. AVE. NV.
CLERK
General office work for busy down.
town retail specially store Active.
energetic. mature Catholic lady capa-
BILE of working without close super
vision. No selling. General office
exp. preferred but not essential; full
time preferred but part time accept
able; opportunity to advance: per-
manent; weekly salary S26 up to S57
for full time wk. to start; pleasant
working conditions; apply in own
hand writing stating your age, full
details Of education, exp. and last
date of employment; all replies
strictly confidential. Box CIV. Star
CLERKS (white). permanent; excel
opportunity to advance; liberal va
cation and sick leave: under 40;
personal interviews between $3.50
am and $3.50 pm. Personnel ONCE
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
3rd and n sts. ne. %
CLERKS
For typing and filing. exper. not nee
essary: pleasant working conditions;
6-day week. excellent starting salary,
vacation with pay; group hospitaliZa-
ton benefits Apply MR.. Dublin. g37
r st. NV. IS
K-STENOGRAPHER at Fairfax
County Child. Guidance Clinic. Falls
Church. 6-day week. FA. 4121.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
MAN WITH CAR

MAN WITH CAR
Big. earnings; no investment: good
references: full time. Call 81. 1851
and ask for employment manager.
-5
MEN, ambitious. alert, aggressive, to
train as managers for national
loan. organization. Not a canvass
airy. car allowance, paid vacations,
insurance, other employe dement's.
Rapid advancement. Car required
Apply in person 9 to 5 daily, 9-1
Sat. LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE.
INC. 7002 Carroll ave. TAX. PIX,
34l2 r. l. ave. Mt. Rainier. %
Evening star., 1951-11-03
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANTS ASSISTANT, under
40; 5la-day wk.; automobile agency
in Alexandria; excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement If properly
qualified. Submit resume Of educa-
ton, experience. references and
starting salary. Write Box 203-Z.
Star. q
Evening star., 1951-11-03
SALESMEN (2)

No esnvassing. Selling TV by ap-
pointments. $50 draw. Highest
commissions in city. Must have
car. Part-time men. evenings, sat
uroay and Sunday. RE. 7075.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
NIGHT FIREMAN

hours, 4 p'm' n1H to IL. KnoWiedge sii Of
heavy and light oil burners, elec-
trical and plumbing repairs. Ap-
ply manager. 334l 23rd st. Sc. 10.
2-3133. -
OFFICE ASSISTANT TO MANAGER;
good opportunity for advancement;
thorough background in. ofice pro-
essential. Call Mr.. Ramsey. DI.
-S464, CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. 5
OIL BURNER and domestic boiler
men. Apply 8 L St .s.w. between
OIL BURNER MECHANIC and helper.
Apply 1920 Georgia ave. NV. 4
PAINT SALESMAN-Experien nee
essary: selling high-auality paint:
excellent opportunity: Apply Mar
CO.. 5th and stS. ne. DE. 0501.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
ARTIST

in use of airbrush, letter.
ing and rough layouts. 5-day week.
disqualification. insurance. medical
and dental clinics. savings plan
Permanent position. State quail
flcations fully and salary expected
Box 329-V. Star.
ASSISTANT DIETITIAN
Needed for interesting position, home
tact DIETITIAN. DI. 9450. --5
$3.50 to ,12 pm: part-tir1e. 9 to /
an; top salary to right girls. APP
plEe BRENNER'S BAKERY, $500
Columbia pike. Arl., Va. IS
Evening star., 1951-11-03

SERVICEMAN WANTED to service
gas and oil fred, warm air furnaces:
must must have car; good salary. oDpor-
Thomas, MccREA EoUiPMENT CO..
sIkyIccRfa IIS cRa sfs1IoS' Il RjS' ATTENDANT, IL *.
SSs5faSse Ss1g k;oeay sHs sosfRR ssffRRRR'!sP
sEk'yffeSff Es' fSf S STATION ATTENDANTS
sS}; s-heur day. 6-day week; good
spNoccoaso Co. 1900 Benning I'd. me-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS-I
Osy time operation; no week ends;
annual and sick leave; holidays with
aR AK FoRcE EcGS EEalaEy BASE ARSlS RSeHANAE HAASNPREws
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
fully exper. honest, reliable, to run
Starting pay s4s. coMPHER's
sERHf1SGEo EsRSN1Go' 4gEl s4aTynS; Wis; ave; nv;
SERVICE s4ol Be Benninr laIarS: rS: nc eoEE Il,
SERVICE STATION attendant, &c e..
Sfed' Ssod' exper;; local ref; 6-day wk.;
SsOn,Rk SS0 VIZ HERBYs AMoco' 1901
sERVIceEE 81 srAffoNt Hif II attepssSt tse9ss2 GOOD
Apply SKINKER BROS, 4444 Conn
ave. NV, WO. 11I4. Il
SERVICE STATION attendant, pref
erabiy exper. and good salesman:
salary plus com; 7-3 or 3-lI shift
COLUMBIA PIKE SUNOCO, 343I
Columbia pike. Arl., ia. s-95is. -
stEMv1CE tIssr STATION MANAGER. be-
permanent position; offerine GOOD
salary plus commission: vacation
with pay, sick leave and group hos
pitsl. Apply, to HOMES on CO,
G 5 1zZ5 Biair rd NV. ia. 600. III
Juvenile store. Steady position.
apply JUNIOR MODE. 3163 18th
Evening star., 1951-11-03
[RLEY FOOD STORES

For work in super market; good pay,
with pay and other employe bene-
Evening star., 1951-11-03
PLASTIC TILE

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The Munsey Trust Co.

BEAUTICIAN, good all-around oper
ator; store hours and privileges
Apply Fred. the Hair Stylist. a
PHILIPSBORN. sos l1th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-11-03
PLUMBER
PLUMBER

At once for largest shop in Arlington;
w. J. BAUMBACH, 4147 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
VACUUM REPAIRMAl

Good position for exper. man with
knowledge Of rebuilding and repair.
ing all makes vacuum cleaners. Coco
Pay and good hrs; Call Ii. 3-8711
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-16
MILK 40 IT C0NFUSES HOUSEWIVES
LATE NEWS BRIEFS
RY Assoclated Press


LONDON MARcH esrOadca supposed be coming from aree
picked listening Of the Reuter- News
Agency The with "he criminal
Stain clique were first heard Wednesday
LONDON, spokesman railway 10
II killed today train wreck DON
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Arthur
berg seriously III at his remained substantially the
WASHINGTON, Appropriations today
mended $36525oo0 years treasury
the asked for the
partments for the fiscal year starting July T.
rayon
Textile Workers Union mill Bedford Fall
River
NAPLES, ITALY violent
ship Montasgro
killed six persons Many others injured.
PTTsBURG University Psburq today okuf
football line coach for the 1851 Hoku
Columbia University.
CINCINNATI, official Workers Union,
Clio, said today 1900 employees the Ford Company
transmission plant VIII take strike vote next week.
DETROIT chryster today
will be paid 100000
disclosed fveyear
entered into feyear contract employment
NEW YORK The New York Central Railroad today
has placed orders for Ss7
manufacturers at cost of approximately s64oooooo.
TOKYO The
infested
subject civilians returning from
FoRMosA Nationalist Defense Ministry said
Korea It said IL ts Chinese armies
the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-16
Frank Way Dies
At Springfield

Frank Way. so, of Springfield,
native of South Charleston, died
of a heart ailment at City Hos
pital, Springfield, Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Way was Clark County
Roads superintendent at the time
of his death. In 1924 he was ap-
pointed superintendent of the
Springfield municipal garage and
street department. He served in
that capacity from 1925 to 1891
and later from 1884 to 1886 He
was appointed TO his present po-
sition as superintendent of the
Clark County Highway Mainten-
ance Department, November Is,
1945. ,4
He was a member of the Oak
land (Presbyterian) Community
Church and Knights of Pythias
Lodge of Springfield.
Surviving are his wife and one
nephew, Kermit Smith, former
London resident. now residing in
Fresno, California.
Funeral services at the Little
ton Funeral Home. Springfield. at
1i3o Saturday Internlent in
Greenlawn Cemetery, South Char
IqStoYl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-16
Junior Winner
In Ohio Contest

COLUMBUS, o., (AP)-A Co
lumbus high school junior, Bon
ME Jean Oyler, was announced as
winner of a statewide essay con-
test on the topic Equal Oppor-
tunity in Employment for the
Physically Handicapped"
The contest was sponsored by
the Ohio National Employ the
Physically Handicapped Week
committee. Eleventh and 18th
grade students were eligible.
Other place winners included
Carol Scott. Newark, second /;
Charles Titus, Gambler. and
James Smith, GAINESVILLE. tied for
third place.
A gold trophy was the first
prize and was presented to Miss
Oyler by Gov Frank ]. Lausche.
Place winners received special
certificates.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-16
Or. Floyd Faust
To Speak Here

DR.. Floyd Faust, pastor of the
Broad Street Christian Church,
Columbus, will speak on the topic,
Fit For Freedom at the 38th
annual dinner of the Mems Bible
Glass of. the London Presbyterian
Church Thursday evening, March
%.
DR.. Faust's topic is an appeal
for the American democratic way
of life; also an appreciation of
our freedoms and an understand
ing of the essentials upon which
their continuance rests,
a native Of Highland County
and graduate of Wilmington Col
lege, DIR. Faust received his Mast
er of Arts degree from Ohio State
University in 1929 and in 1885
his PhD.
He is the author OF many ar
ticles in national magazines, and
Of two books, both. in the field
of psychology.
DR.. Faust takes no little pride
in the fact that he launched the
Alcoholics Anonymous movement
in Columbus and has seen it
grow from the five persons he
assembled in 1941 to the present
1900 or more.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-16
DeadIine On Tax
Midnight March Is

If you failed to file your in
come tax return for 1850, it is
too late now. Thursday midnight,
March Is, was the deadlif1e How
ever, it is pretty much cinch all
who had to file them have done
so already.
The withholding tax system in
stituted back in 1943 has put a
terrific dent in the old American
custom of waiting until the last
minute to file return which had
to be accomplished by cash
payment.
Nowadays, in about six out of
ten cases, it pays to file d return.
Some 29,000,000 of those who do
SO can look forward to refund
because they've been nicked for
more withholding taxes than the
total amount they owe.
The only way to get refund
is to make a return showing the
total tax due has been overpaid,
and the sooner the return Is fill
ed after the season opens Jan. 1
the sooner the refund-as a gem
eral rule.
Not even the Internal Revenue
Bureau knows just how many
people have applied for refunds"
by early returns, but it says re-
funds had gone out TO 6.537 SAC
taxpayers for total of S305. .781,-
267-an average of $46.65 each
at this months start.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-16
More Snow Is
On The Way
BY The Associated Press

The snow-covered midwest was
promised warmer weather today
but there was more snow on the
way
Skies cleared over the snow
belt during the night and tenn
peratures dropped below zero in
parts of Wisconsin. Minnesota
and Iowa. II was below in ST.
Cloud, Mimi, and GrantSburg,
Wis. Snow was forecast for north
west half of the north central re-
gion tomorrow.
Light snow fell today in Mon
tana and parts of North Dakota
and Idaho. Strong winds swept
the area and headed for midwest
areas. Some snow and rain also
fell from eastern Tennessee north
ward along the western slope of
the Appalachians to the eastern
Great Lakes.
Mild weather continued from
the western gulf TO the far south
west and in extreme southern
Florida.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-16
Origin Of Milk
Sold Here Poses
Local Questions
Consumers Reported
Wanting Full Story
On What's What7

Local housewives are beco1n-
ing more and more confused coH-
cerning the brand names of milk
and milk products being sold here.
To an already confused market,
another brand of milk has been
added and complaints are being
heard as to the origin of the milk
itself.
The most recent addition TO To-
cal markets is bottled by the
Borden Company at Columbus
and is distributed by c. H. Smith
of London.
The Smith dairy also sells bot
tied milk from its own plant.
1t was said,
Another local distributor, AL
lensworth, sells milk bottled by
the Med-O-Pure company of
Washington, O. Fl.
Timmons dairy of West Jeffer-
son sells milk which Is bottled
by the Fairmont Company of Co
lumbus but the cartons bear the
Timmons name, according to the
Madison County Board of Health
Timmons also sells milk under its
own name which is bottled at its
West jefferson plant
Madison county has but three
locally owned dairies which sell
at least five kinds of milk, it was
pointed out.
In some quarters complaints
have been registered as to ap-
parent reluctance of the distribe-
tors to make known all the facts
concerning the situation
Health Commissioners Robert
Vogel was not Immediately avail
able as he spends only part time
at the London office
Some local grocers- said that
they welcomed some of the new
brands but that they did not feel
that a proper presentation was
being made to the public.
1t was also made evident that
some housewives resented having
unfamiliar brands of milk sent
10 their homes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-16
Seoul Cheers
u. n. Forces
City Reoccupied BY
Allies Thursday
Commies Withdraw
BY olen Clements

TOKYO, (APD-- Scouts rem
nant population Of old folks and
children roared an ovation today
to united nations troops searching
its torn remains for communists.
Reoccupation by the Allies
Thursday marked the fourth
time the Republican capital has
changed hands since the war be-
gan June IS.
The main Communist Garrison
quit the flanked city in the gen.
eral Red retreat all across Korea.
But Korean civilians said the
bomb blasted, fire-blackened and
bloody-trapped city still held
few communist troops disguised
in civilian clothing.
Of the normal 100000 popula-
ton, only about 100000 remained
to greet the returning South Kor-
can and American troops.
East of Seoul, tank-led Allied
columns ground slowly and stead
ily toward strategic Chunchon, the
Reds last chance for foothold in
South Korea.
At points along the advancing
Allied line, u. N. units were less
than Is miles from Parallel 38,
once the dividing line between
communist north and Republican
South Korea.
Recapture of the old Korean
capital of Seoul was bloodless.
Elements of the South Korean
First Division and the u. S.
Third Division speared into the
city Wednesday night. The South
Korean troops pulled out at dark
ness but the Americans stayed on.
Then the divisions sent in men
in strength Thursday.
AP correspondent Jim Becker,
who went into the city, Wednes-
day night and again Thursday, re-
ported:
The women threw themselves
at cur feet and sobbed hysterical-
~. Tears coursed down the cheeks
of bearded old men. Children bat
tied for the right to grab our
hands and touch us.
In the last month Seoul was
pounded daily by 1000 rounds of
artillery shells, poured into Red
positions.
U.N. troops gave up the city
Jan. 4 In general withdrawal
before Chinese Communists max
ing their first southwark drive
of the war.
In his temporary capital, Presi-
dent Syngman Rhee of the Re-
public of Korea almost wept with
Joy over the reoccupation OF
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