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and other personal expenditures
which invariably leave records in
the hands Of the persons receiving
money from the tax evader.
An income tax return which
shows round-figure amounts from
unspecif1ed sources or deductions
which are not detailed in the
schedules filed with the return ac-
tually are signposts leading to in
Vestigation.
From July 80. 1947. through
March of 1851 there were 1894
criminal prosecutions. About one
fourth of this number involved
taxpayers whose income was de-
rived from occupations generally
regarded as being illegal as having
a racket aspect.
The tax evader who deals in
cash to try to avoid leaving a
trail of his income can either
bury his money, put it in a safe
deposit box or spend it. If he dies
before he spends the money it
comes to light when the estate is
settled. If and when he COM
mences to spend 1t the bureaus
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Admiral, Now 81,
Hopes to Make q
5th Antarctic Trip
By Alexander R. GEORGE

=
The first airplane flight to
the North Pole was made by
1t. Comdr. Richard e. Byrd IS
years ago next Wednesday.
Admiral Byrd, now 81, but
hoping to make a fifth trip to
the Antarctic, will spend the
anniversary quietly at work
here. He is conducting a secret,
scientific study of strategic
problems for the Department OF
Defense.
II had hoped that our globe
shrinking fight to the Pole
would be a harbinger Of i'm
proved communications and
friendship between the CONT
nents," Admiral Byrd said re-
Gently.
But ironically It seems now
that the polar airways have be-
come potential. interconti-
mental routes for death-dealing
armadas of the air."
Eight.Hour Flight
With Floyd Bennett as CO.,
pilot the 37-year-old naval
officer took off from Kings Bay.
Spitsbergen, at 1880 am, May
9, 1926, and reached the North
Pole at 9:02 am. Byrd located
the polar position by astronomy
and sun compass. ,.....-
Two other Americans, Ad-
miral Robert Peary and his
Negro servant and Arctic COM
panion, Matt Henson. had been
to the Pole before Byrd and
Bennett. In 81, days, Admiral
Peary and Henson Travelled
some 440 miles by foot and dog
drawn Sledge from their base
while Byrd and Bennett made
their 800-mile fight in 8 hours
and IL minutes.
Admiral Byrd had realized a
boyhood ambition. His. fight
increased knowledge of polar
geography, helped pave the way
for obtaining important wealth.
er information, and greatly
stimulated interest in the then.
infant science of aviation.
When Byrd and Bennett OBJ
tanned leave from the Navy late
in 1925, they possessed only a
desire to fly over the North
Pole-no money, no plane, no
personnel for an expedition.
Byrd went to Edsel B. Ford and
asked for help. .-...
Il don't think you will fail"
said Mr.. Ford as he gave the
explorer a $4,000 check. John
D. Rockefeller gave him a SIM
liar sum. while Vincent AStor,
Dwight Morrow and Thomas F.
Ryan also contributed funds.
Late in March, 1926, Byrd
and Bennett had built up an
expedition. The United States
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luxurious delegates lounge-one
Of the showplaces of the U. N.
The annual rental was about
5000, 900.
Began in 1916 .
The world organization moved
into the Lake Success headquar-
ters August Is, 1916, after a
brief stay at Hunter College in
the Bronx. It began moving its
5000 employees away from the
temporary headquarters into the
permanent New York buildings
Just four years later, in August,
1850.
The only one of the head
quarters buildings completed so
far is the 39-story secretariat
skyscraper. The meeting area,
consisting Of council chambers,
committee rooms, lounge and
cafeteria, will be ready by Au-
gust /. officials say. The last
building-the Assembly chamber
will be completed by August,
1852.
Between the final meetings at
Lake Success and the completion
OF the meeting area, most meet
ingS will be held at Flushing
Meadows in the building which
the U. N. borrowed from New
York City for the plenary ses-
SionS of the General Assembly.
This is the only building re-
naming on the site of the 1889
Worlds Fair and was used as a
skating rink before being con-
verted into a meeting hall.
The 1851 session of the As
sembly will be held in Paris.
(niSfrihufed Fha
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Byrds North Pole Trip Made News rs Wears Aqo
Says Polar Airwuy
Hos Become Potentio|
Deuth Route Now

Z z III
his cheeks" Byrd said.
Two days later, Anfundsen
and Ellsworth few over the Pole
in the. dirigible Norge which
went on to land Ia. Alaska.
Italian Explorer Umberto Mobile
was commander of the Norge.
A tremendous reception was
given Byrd and Bennett when
they returned to New York City
on June %. The bay was a
riot Of sound and Broadway "a
roaring canyon" as hundreds of
thousands welcomed the two ex-
plorers.
Honored in Washington
In Washington, President
Coolidge presented Byrd with
the Hubbard Medal of the Ma
tional Geographic Society. He
was, given the thanks of Con-
gress. promoted to the rank of
commander and voted the Con-
gressional Medal Of Honor.
The flight to the Pole ushered
In an era of spectacular, long
distance flying by American air
men. While Byrd was preparing
to make first" fight from
New York to Paris. his plane was
badly damaged while landing
in a trial fight April 20, 1927.
Admiral Byrd's wrist was
fractured in two places and
BENEFITS leg was broken. The
accident possibly prevented Byrd
being the first man to make a
nonstop fight from New York
to France. ....
Admiral Byrd's plane, after be-
ing repaired, was being formally
christened "the America" on
May 81, 1927, when word was
flashed of Lindbergh's trium-
phant flight to Paris. The
christening was turned into a
celebration of Lindbergh'S safety
and success.
Admiral Byrd also made the
first fight to the South Pole.
AS his plane. named the Floyd
Bennett. flew over the Pole at
1:55 am. November 20, 1929,
Byrd dropped a United States
flag weighted with a stone from
Benefits grave. Bennett had
been appointed second in COM
mand of the Antarctic expedi-
ton, but he died of pneumonia
contracted on a flight to rescue
three westbound European flyers
forced down on a Canadian
island.
Admiral Byrd, who made
three other expeditions to the
Antarctic. few over the South
Pole again on his 1947 expedi-
tion. He has been on what he
has called "the thin edge of
eternity" several times but he
wants to go back again to the
Antarctic and fly farther into
the area of inaccessibility."
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Peron Throws Weiqht
: Former Techniques Revived to Woo Nearby
Nations Into Argentine Political Orbit
By Edword TomIinson

President Juan Domingo Peron Latin Americas dictator
reaching out nearby nations into the
Argentine political orbit. -
For the last two bombastc attempts to in
enc the policies of other nations the the
crude and unabashed expanns ideas
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Neighboring Dictators Confer
Recently several important po-
litical leaders from border coun-
tries have been sitting at the feet
of the boss of the Pompa country,
apparently with the intention of
working in close harmony with him
if fortune should smile upon their
efforts to gain high Office at home.
The reactionary Senator Gen
eraD Carlos IbaneZ, former dicta-
tor of Chile, and now candidate
for the presidency of that country
in next years elections, along with
a large group of his henchmen,
have recently spent considerable
time in Buenos Aires where they
were in almost daily conversation
with the Argentine President and
other high officials.
At the same time Victor Paz
Estenssoro, exiled Bolivian reac-
tionary and head of the extreme
rightest totalitarian party, MNR
(National Revolutionary Move
ment), and a candidate for the
presidency in today's general cleo
tions, was also in Buenos Aires
In fact, the Bolivian has been in
the closest contact with the Peror
regime for the past four years OF
more.
Paz Estenssoro is a former right.
hand man of Dictator Gualbertt
Villaroel, the despot, who in 194l
was d~"S""A from his office by th'
Evening star., 1951-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMBLERS

FILA BUILT, APPROVED
New contemporary ranch-type ram
blers. Inspect the sample home and
see the roll-away partition that
can convert the third bedrm. to q
den or add to the spaciousness Of
the liy. rm. Features are: Exposed
beamed ceiling. floor o-ceiling fire.
place (the 2-level homes have FIRE.
places on both levelsl; dining .'L,' p
large giassed areas. aluminium slid
ing windows, abundant sliding-doo
closets; kit, equipped with range,
refgr.. double-bowl sink. garbage
disposal: huge carport and storage
bin (the 2-level homes have choice
of earport or built-in garage; "a
acre lots: municipal sewer, water,
curbing and streets. Prices range
from S13.7b0 to $17,S00.
LURIA BROS.
OPEN TILL o
$500 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
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HOME AND BUSINESS

Lovely, 6-rm. brick bunga., with lge
mod. equip. kit, firepl In liv. rm.
expansible attic finished into recr
rm.;, full bSmt.,. h.-w.h.; nice
handicapped with lge. shade trees
There. Is also det. brick building
tnow being used as barber shop) with
four additional rms. and bath
Building may be used for busines.
OF your, choice or rented out t(
earn substantial income for you
7. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02 till 8
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HOUSES WANTED 70 sUy

PVT. PARTY wishes to buy direct
from owner. Can assume OF loan
and pay cash differences; NV. or
Montgomery Co. location. Call WI.
SICK, TIRED, worn-ous house that
ne needs ed repairs and & &rsdecore.ing; al
s T skDRsMs., Ms. . baths, in es wesley
Heights, Kent, Briarcliff, America,
ynniyyersity nyec areas; all cash. JE.
ATTENTION, property owners, ws
need iistings, have clients who are
anxious TO buy. List your property
xH6o. xis6 Us ps sSr ssss sg1ss SALE MISS RoS-
I Will PAY You CASH TODAY for
tion. RE. 220i. 81. 7747.
SPOT CASH for your house. white or
Mr.. Liss. Me s67o.~ ~ s'"'
ATTENTION 1T, VT @ 0WNsRs-I can, ges
zsaa '9s Zone. s sssh csi e & tsFW Wans effl e.
APTENTioN III NSTRS HOME OWNERS: Sen
for cash to Mr.. NASH. RE. 2i6i.
WISH TO CONTACT OWNER, selling
nome; with 4 or more bedrms. IA.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the Sale
Of your home. business or invest.
cai mips property H,pHRiy K Thsf you desire.
S08 North Capitol, Ma. $3.50. FREE
appraisals. Results since 1919.
HOME BUYER desires 3-bedroom
rambler. In Silver Spring area; will
pay up to $4,000. Can AP. S70I
SPOT fseFi0ssi Cash for Groom brick fsa home.
white or colored. Honest deal.
-15
|TW0-FAMILY HOME. duplex or semi.
det. house in nice location in
suburbs q p C. Or nearby Nd. or
Evening star., 1951-07-13

YOUR COUNTRY HOME
Built to your plans. On na-acre gar
den site; 6 large rms. Only S15.-
$50. Phone now. LO. 3-9122 OF
VI. 1915, until 10 pm.
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1951-07-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
CHARM AND ENDURANCE

CHARM AND ENDURANCE
WIN be found in this lovely prewar
brick and stone Dutch Colonial
that Is really built to last; To-
Gated in popular Ashton Heights, on
level shaded let. 75x1S2. 3 bed
rms. den and bath on End floor;
bedrm., large liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
LIST; garage; full bsmt., recr. rm.,
maids rm.,. 1a bath. Most attrac-
lively priced at S2S,50O. shown BY
appointment only.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radin Ride AL IA 1rKk
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ioUSES-SALE-MD. tcons.
$1,000 DOWN

A well-planned subdivision of ovel
100 new homes. Monthly payments
approximately S6S, incl. taxes and
insurance. plus settlement approx,
1926, for veterans. Three bedrmS.,
all on one floor; fully equipped
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen: Venetian
blinds; large lot. Display home fur
nished.
Open Daily Till Dark
Directions: Out Marlboro pike ap-
prox. 3 miles from District line to
North ave. and our sign.
HARRY A. BOSWELL 81 CO.
S718 r. I. Ave.. Mt. Rainier, AP. I'LL
Ia
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27 RAMBLERS
COUNTRY PROPERTY

Unusual Mountain Home
High in the mountains overlooking q
river and distant mountain range
with plenty Of acreage for privacy
Spacious and modern home and
Soxstalis S T Easy NJ 10 % Commute. Far rent t
or sale. To inspect. call Mr.. Mower
ut GIL. 0454. or
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Leesbuxg $50 and 90.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINGToN-A dandy 3-bedrm: brk.
atsiy; iiv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.
and equipped kit. down; the bed;
rms. ana tile bath upstairs; fun
bsnt.. oil heat and a lovely lot.
Located in good close in neigh
borhood. CECIL B. LUPTON, Real
tor. OW. 1888; ewes. and SUM-, CD
ARLINGToN-Bric semidet.. liy. rm.
din. rm kit; 3 bedrms., bath up
full bsmt., bath: det. garage: lov
cash payment MR.. GILL. FA
5519; ewes. KI S-6RS2 -16
home with large side porch, full
bsnlt., 1O0-ft. frontage. ETC.: S13,
$40. Call CHI. 1921, ewes.
ARL.-Home and income; 2 apis.
CAPE Cod: adj. Wash.-Lee shop.
aE@ ~: S15.5o9. d. s5ao. III
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, ID. c. FRIDAY, JULY 49, 1881
HouSES-SALE-VA. tcont.l

H0uSES-SALE-VA. Cont
FALLS CHURCH-5-bedroom frame
sss dewn ssowNs sfs9v 81 sEar sGi 2nlz "a YS a1e
FALLS CHURCH-3 bedroom new
rambiers; SIS. 5.750; subs. down pymt
These ramblers are ultramodern
You will be proud to own one.
ER2wNs s,,H g REA1Tx Rda noyyI ia ,,d!s l5l1
ATTENTiioM III Mi n. rENrAGoN PERSON S
Nell yr. old, modern brick home;
8 full-sized rms. and bath; full
bsnlt.:. conv. to everything; $21 800;
terms. For details call GE. 1915.
BY OWNER, 27ss N, esrd I'd, Arl.;
6.-rm. brick Colonial, Ia baths,
oil .a.-c heat firepl.. scrn. porch,
60x200 wooded lot; .immed. possn.
subst. down pymt.. bal. terms. To
fefss Soek Lee &c S ssd to sd EdssEo0s cH sos Esh
yIRGINIA-New 6-rm. bungalow.
29 mi. p. C.; easy committing; $l3.-
$50; quiet country town. mountain
view; "a acre; city water and sewer.
modern Kitchen. warm-atr gas heat.
terms. MABEL HuTCHIsoN PuR-
Phone Herndon 344-J-3.
BY OWNER-65-ft. rambler on a.
acre wooded lot: 4 mi. south Of
asTandrs sp eensstey sfs + s saup Il bsa1Rs sseRss
1h-ear garage. $14,9bo. Assume
REsrfTIFa9fI, IA 81 a9an SaIrI, Sall AE s77o ls
stucco house. conven. to IT. Belvoir,
AiexSndria Asns5nS and Manassas: Tile bath;
consider trade or reasonable down
Layment. BELFIORE CO., 500 9th
st. w.. DI. 5522.
BARGAIN, $3.50 full price-4-room
mouse and spprox: ! acre near Falls
OLD s-RM. FRAME HOUSE with
bath. acre Of land: plenty Of shade:
house could stand some repair.
vs. S5;ss1; 1; No brokers. Reply P. o. BOX
HOME aSsi vsfSDa AND iNcoME, close to lS Pant..
din: rm;; kit. bath; upstairs. Z bed
frame; % sai TO BOO KIT terms. sme 0aea; cal excl ar
wilkins. with TINKLE PRoPERTiEsss,,
9"o, 9W"o6 :3326; ewes, GIL. 6525. ia.
UNDER PRICED, best in their T1s class,
kit. 2 bedrms.,, expansibIe attic:
High School. 2. New 2-bedrm. ram
bier: car port; q acre; nr. School;
Sl2.950 8. New individual 2-bedrni.
plus den brick rambler; superb
edpalpment; Falls Church: 1880.
$62;5O PER MO. plus S2.750 cash
VIII buy a modern new 2-bedrm,
Semidet. brick In excel. neighbor-
hood; Minis from Pentaeon.
HE. 1887 or teyesJ co. S545.
TX
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INVESTMENT PROP FOR SALE

5N ENEab UhLtUhH4N' LltdE OlU dIIu n
SITS. n.e.-Corner End commercial.
5000 so. #; excellent for gasoline
station. warehouse or stores. Will
exchange for investment property
and add, cash. Call MR.. oDUM.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
HOUSES FOR sAlE--vA.
RAMBI ,ER DIE LUKE

IIxAW1DAGkG LIE LOAG
N. Arl. brick. 6 mos. old; 28-ft. hv.
rm, 2 bedrms, dream kit. rear
patio. beautifully decorated: Price.
$17,350; $4,000 cash; 40 trust.
G. F. WOODROE, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Open It'll PM.
OK. 1922. CE. 800.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
3 very desirable homes, close to
transportation and stores, ranging
from $4,000 to $1,000 and can
be bought for as little as $4,000
For appointment to inspect, call
Puffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
10. 9-91I0 It'll & nm. Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-13

4-UNIT
Well located in Virginia-4-unit;
return, So. .134.40 expenses spproxi-
mately $S14.20; corner building.
Call Mr.. Stup ia. 1904.
BEITZELL
1916 K st. NE. DI. 800
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LURIA BRO
OPEN DAILY

OPEN TILL 8
$500 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500
Evening star., 1951-07-13
LANDOVER ROAD

Delightful 4-bedrm. brick bunga.
1ha miles from D. C. line; lge. liv
rm., equip. kit. full bsmt.. a.-e. heat
shopping. theaters and excellent
transportation; owner transferred
to West Coast. Priced to sell. Terms
T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2802 till g.
ID
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PARDUODA SAVININKAS

s kamb. atskiras .namas, vieno augs-
to, apziureti galima nuo Xxi val.
yak, arba sest. bel sekmad. nuo 3
Xxi Z val. p. p.
691S Lawnyiew Ave.
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IsVYKO | PHILADELPHIA

Alodna Tamosaityte = Tho
mas, zinomo Clevelando tauti-
tininko veikejo Dr., S. T. Tamo-
saicio dukte, cia baigus Western
Reserve universiteta, istojo
medicines mokykla, Women's
Medical College, Philadelphijoje,
pasiryzus tapti moteru ligu gy-
dytoja. ST mokykla yra vienin-
tele tos rusies Amerikoje.
DR.. Tamosaitis, ponia Tamo-
saitiene ir ju jaunSsne dukte,
Ruta, palydejo automobiliu AL
dona j Philadelphia pereita sa-
waite, ir sestadieni iau grizo.
Ruta Tamosaityte lanko cia
Western Reserve universiteta.
Aldona Tamosaityte, budama
Philadelphijoje, mano pasi-
naudoti ten veikianciais lituanis-
tikos kursais, kuriems vadovau-
ia prof. A. Salys.
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Ge3x!?!&!{@5{%Ia&dt%s2 |?

9 val. ryto Xxi val. p. p. Suintere-
suotieji su viso sezono atskiru kon-
certu programomis gall susipazinti
Dirvos redakcijoje.
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Jungt Waist. lazdeles zonglierius ir
Minnesotos figurinio ciuozimo GEM
phone dalyvaus 1852 m. sezono "Ice
Capades" ledo vaidinimuose, kurie
prasides Clevelando Arenoje rugsejo
27 diena ir truks Xxi spalio IA. Is
viso12 vaidinimu. Ju tarpe sestadie-
niais ir sekmadieniais bus dieniniai.
Programme apie 20 paskiru dalyku,
ju tarpe linksmas Drug Store JAM
boree" ir net Walt Disney "Cindarel-
la" pavaizdavimas
Del bilietu informacijos dedamos
skelbime. Bilietams uzsakyti naudo-
kite skelbime esama kupona.
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SIMFONINIAI KONCERTAI

Pradedant spalio pirmaja savaite,
kiekviena ketvirtadieni ir sestadieni
Severance Hall bus simfoniniai kon-
certai (kas savaite ia patti programa
du kartus). ITEMS koncertams dabar
laikas uzsisakyti nuolatinius bilietus
Cjuos galima uzsisakyti susidejus CRU
pei). Tuo reikalu reikia kreiptis tele-
fonu CE 1880 arba Severance Hall
kasa, kuri darbo dienomis atdara nuo
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DALIJU PARODA

Rugsejo 17-18 d. Higbee auditorijoj
rengiama dalijQ paroda. Norintieji
dalyvauti turf nunesti geles pirma-
dieni nuo 6 Xxi 1880 val. is ryto.
Qejimas is Prospect Ave.). Atidaryta
popieciais, iejimas nemokamas.
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NAUJAS RESTORANAS

zinomas Heights restoranininkas
pranesa, kad isigijo nauja restorana
Roy Riel vardu, 4O17 Mayfield, prie
Center Road. .viecia visus atsilankyti.
Daug vietos automobiliams pasista-
tyti.
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STUDIJUCJA TECHNOLOGIJOS
INSTITUTE
Case Institute of Technology dabar
studijuoja du lietuviai tremtiniai: Stp.
Matusevicius ir, Algis Tallat Kelpsa.
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a.~s.Ss-.-@as..
LINKSMA SUKAKTIS

Pereita sekmadieni Naujosios Pa
rapijos sode buvo Clevelando Lietu-
viu Radio Valandos geguzine, SUI
rengta dveju metu jos veikimo proga.
(Pazymetina, kad Clevelande pirma
karta tie patys vadovai toki ilga laika
islaike lietuviska radio programa).
Geguzines programme buvo idomaus
humoro. Bent dali tu linksmu pa
stabeliu musu bendradarbis zada per-
duoti kitame numeryje ir Dirvos
skaitytojams.
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ALTS RUOsIAMAS IsvAzIAVIMAS

Sekmadieni, rugsejo 16 d., AL Tau
tines Sajungos skyrius ruosia j. Bias
keviciaus ukyje isvaziavima. Pradzia
100 val. Kvieciami ir prijauciantieji.
Norintieji dalyvauti informuojasi te-
lefonu GA 1-7406 nuo val. vakaro.
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TREMTINIV DR-JOS GEGUzINEI

rugsejo % d. Naujosios Parapijos
sode, 1902 Neff Rd., Euclid, numato-
mas giedras 'bobu vasaros" sekma-
dienis. Paskutine geguzine, rengiama
senqju ir naujujp ateiviu susiartinimo
dvasioje. Tremtiniai kvieciapsavo
sponsorius, kaimynus, pazistamus
Americas lietuvius, ju jaunima.
Geguzines koncertinej daily pasi-
rodys Linksmieji Broliai. Sokiams
gros Rimo Gylio vedama kapela. Pei
no dalis skiriama Naujosios Bazny-
Clos statybai.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
PoWerIess 10
Malt Racket

HONG K0NG-tPl-PostaI and
police officials in Hong Kong say
they are powerless to stop the
flood of foreign currency pouring
into Red China to pay fines inn
posed by the communists.
American officials say even the
y. s. cannot stop it without freez-
ing dollar remittances to all for
eign countries.
Here's how the system works:
A Chinese in China or Hong
Kong writes a relative abroad
asking for money to aid another
relative. If the letter is from
China 1t probably says only that
the need is desperate. If it is
from Hong Kong it says mother
Tor father, or sister, or brother,
or uncle) has been arrested
and must have $500tor some other
sunni right away or be executed
by the Reds.
Such extortion letters have been
reported received by Chinese
Americans in Honolulu, San Fran
ciso, Seattle, New York, Washing
ton, Boston, Wichita and other
American cities. Presumably the
denser Chinese colonies in south
east Asia and elsewhere have
been similarly hit.
The Ransom letters are buried
IN the million or 100000 letters
a week from Red China to the
United States. They arrive in
sealed bags and are loaded on
u. S. Ships. 1t would be VIOLA
ton of the international postal
union agreement to open the
letters.
Police say they cannot inter-
fere even with the small percent
age of ransom demands written
right in Hong Kong.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
FATHER AND SON
GOLF WINNERS

POMCA CITY, Okla. lAP)-Two
golf tournaments were played
here recently and father and son
won them.
Charley Stohland, Oklahoma
amateur golf champion, was VIC
tor in a country club tournament
and 16 year-old Jarold Stohland
won municiple course tourney.
The father, in winning 4 and 3,
got an eagle 2 on the 435-yard
sixth hole. After a long drive he
took 7-iron and put the ball
in the cup from 14O yards out.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
TO IMPORT REGISTERS

SAN FRANCISCO ---tRl-- "A
business executive says cash reg
listers soon will be imported to
the United States from England
because critical materials are not
as scarce in Europe as in this
country.
Stanley c. Allyn president of
the National Cash Register Co.,
said his firms six European
plants are getting materials be-
cause Europe's defense produc-
ton program is tagging behind
the United States.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
Tuesday, November 20, 1851
AT 100 PROMPT
36s-HEAD OF HoGs-36e

1876 weanling pigs double mmuned
$50 feeding shoas weighing 100 $50 lbs
20 extra good Hampshire brood double immuned
Hampshire (Which Dowds
Dil
yearling Hampshire (which
of Cedarvile)
This which arroWed this
farm the full Hapshres
and good quality The registered
herds Don't this CHARGE buy Hampshire auction
EQUIPMENT
10 Thlnabut
winter hog fountains good hurdles
- =
100 bu of Clinton oats 1000 bu of crib 34 bales of alfalfa
hay, $50 bales of wheat straw, $50 bales of
IMPLEMENTS
John Deere tractor rubber with clyators
picker, set Of cultyators for Farmal M
TERMS; CASH SALE
Fought & Fowler, Owners
Merlin Q. Woodruff Mckeever5 and LinviIc
Clerks
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16

The Roosevelt belongings %
sale have 4 total estimated valae
OF Sl00.00o Individual articles are
priced between 81 ar Sl.5g0.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
PUBLIC Sale:

dssoyng partnership will following public
auction miles TIA
one-hal mile Country Club
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-16
APPOINTMENT

NoaItE o. Arp0tNTHENT-E IL.
twfe ~ William W. HulIaf Deceased
Harold s ftadef. West jefferson
Ohio has kfen dul8 appointed and
qualified - Administrators Of the
Estate 0g William W Hollae late