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Evening star., 1952-05-04
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Evening star., 1952-05-04
why does a good dancer get
more fun out Of Iife7

knew woman who felt that life was passing
her by. Her children were grown, she had
lost contact with her friends and she sat idly
by Just letting herself" grow old.
What differert person she was within few
weeks time! BY taking few dancing lessons,
she learned the many things she had forgot
ten about having fun She learned how to
laugh, how to meet people on an equal plane
and how to lose her sense of inferiority with
the new challenge of mixing with people.
I've seen this "plus" value of good dancing so
many times. A painfully shy young man learn
ed, in a few lessons, that people were essen
TALLY anxious to know him and talk to him.
He learned to laugh and be happy and forget
his old, introverted self.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Mahogany Tubles
1895

Choice of end. drum, eommode, nest of 2
and other tobIes. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood.
9TH Floor, Washington and PGrkington,
Arlington, Va; 3rd Floor, SilUer Spring
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12
RUSSIA THREAT
TO OUR FUTURE

COLUMBUS, o. LP)-Gen. Curtis
E. LaMay said Friday the postwar
development of the Soviet Air
Force and RuSsia's increasing
stockpile of atomic weapons is the
most disturbing threat to our fu-
ture.
He said what makes the threat of
Soviet air power even more for
midable is ''the undeniable quality
of Soviet aircraft combat units"
Gen. LeMay, commanding gen.
eral of the Strategic Air Command,
spoke to joint meeting of the
Ohio American Legion and its aux
iliary in Memorial Hall.
TT is the consensus of our own
and allied intelligence Inat the So
Wet Union now has about 10000
aircraft in organized air units"
LeMay said. They have almost
that same number in reserve, and
there are several thousand aircraft
in the possession of their satellites.
Today the Soviet Air Force sur
passes the air forces of the free
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12

services of a corps of so workers,
who carry pollen from one tomato
variety to the flowers of the mother
plants. And the record-keeping is
as complicated as banks.
Some Super Results
Fordhook has in the works liter
ally hundreds of projects. For in
stance, they've found a radish,
tender and crisp to the core which
is the size uf a plum. They are
cross-breeding the big radish with
small varieties in an effort to
fix the shape SO it will also be
uniform and pleasing to look upon.
They are fussing around with egg
plants, trying for a sturdy stem SO
that it will hold the fruit off the
ground. They are working on snap
dragons, for color and for a new
habit of growth-branches which
grow from the base of the plant.
They are also testing seeds from
all over the country, watching for
reactions to eastern climates.
Sometimes a plant which is sensa-
tional in California-where there's
another trial farm-breaks down,
reverts to old type or flowers much
too late for use by home-garden
owners in less benign climates.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12
Other County
Fairs In Ohio

Other county fair booked il
Ohio follow:
Delaware, Delaware, Sept. 16.
19, William B. Deal, Erie County
Fall Festival, Cedar Point, Sept.
So, Karl w. Kurtd, Gen. Chr,
c. of c., Sandusky.
Fairfield, Lancaster, Oct. 1918,
Russell w. Alt, Baltimore.
Fulton, Wauseon, Sept. Is,
Mrs. c. ]. Keller, Wauseon.
Geauga, Burton, Aug. 28-Sept. l,
Thane Atwood, Middlefield.
Gurnsey, Old Washington, Oct.
Ia, Thos. E. Gracey, Cambridge.
Hamilton, Carthage, Sept. 1913,
c. A. Peters, 40 Court House,
Cincinnati.
Hancock, Findley, Sept. Is,
Wade Marshall, R. l, Bluffton.
Hardin, Kenton, Sept. 1926,
Mrs. I. Z. Wetherill, Kenton.
Harrison, Cadiz, Sept. 10-13,
Lance H. Barger, Cadiz.
Highland, Hillsboro, Sept. 3-6,
Clarence Larkin, R. 3, Hillsboro.
Hooking, Logan, Sept. 1921,
William Johnston, Box 470, Logan.
Huron, Norwalk, Sept. 9-13,
Mrs. Elfreda Crayton, Norwalk.
Adams, West Union, Aug. 1922,
Charles S. Kirker, West Union.
Allen. Lima, Aug. 1921, Harold
w. Polling, Box 1015, Lima
Andover Street Fair, Andover,
Sept Sc, George r. Sandford,
Andover.
Ashland, Ashland, Sept. 1927,
Harry G.. Dotson, Box 329, Ash
land.
Athens, Athens, Aug. 1921, l..
c. Baker, AZ E. State ST., Athens.
Barlow, Barlow, Sept. 26-27, F.
Bellville, Bellville, Sept. 1913,
f. O. Kochheiser, Butler.
Belmont, st. Clairsville, Sept.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12
BEES AND FLOWERS

bigger, better blossoms and fruit.
Some of the new vegetables and
flowers have been inbred, cross
bred and souped up so highly that
even the most determined bee
finds it impossible to carry his
cargo of pollen to its logical des-
tination. Other flowers have had
their shape changed so that the
normal process of self-pollination
is no longer physically possible
Needing chromosome counts and
cross-breeding has produce d
mules s'-sterile plants which can
only reproduce by what the botan-
lists call "asexual methods"
And where the old-fashioned
methods of pollination are useful,
the requirements of cross-breed-
ing are so complex that the only
useful bees would be ones which
could pick out the designated
father-plant form which to collect
pollen, but could also make notes
on its activities.
Rather than try to train bees
to read and write, Burpee has
taught literate humans to hand
pollinate. At one point during the
summer, the creation of special
hybrid tomato seeds requires the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12
Army, Air Force
To Call Doctors

WASHINGTON LP,-The Army
and the Air Force today asked for
the drafting of 81 physicians and
200 dentists in October.
ADefense Department announce
ment said the call includes 1856
doctors and 110 dentists for the
Army and It's doctors and 80 den-
fists for the Air Force.
Counting the October call 1893
doctors and $50 dentists have been
inducted or ordered to active duty
since last July.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12

DOYLESTOWN, Pa..-The old
bees and the flowers story is
taking an awful kicking around
at Fordhook, 500-acre trial farm
of scotsman David Burpee.
Mother Nature has been rele-
winged assistants are pesky
nuisances here where X-ray, atom
bombardment, chemicals and hui
man beings are short-cutting evo-
luton and deliberately creating
monsters in the development of
new plants varieties and the i'm
provement of old ones.
All these modern tools in the
hands of horticuiturists produce
changes in plants cell structures,
sometimes desirable but usually
Gripping and useless. With them,
and by paying close attention to
Mendelian law, new and better
plants are constantly emerging.
But with the careful experimental
tion going on, natures buckshot
and casual methods of reproduc-
ton have pretty much had to make
way for progress.
Test for Your Garden
Fordhook is combination
plant laboratory, hospital and test
ing ground for flowers and vege-
tables which, if they pass the
really rough examination, will be
grown in home gardens from
Maine to California a few years
hence. It's rolling farmland is
sliced into fields which are really
small wards. There are isolation
blocks where plants are carefully
protected from pollen-contact with
other varieties. There are matern-
ity wards and paternity wards
separated by space and woodlands
There are coed fields, too, but
carefully chaperoned. Birds and
bees are excluded from some of
these by fine-screen nylon net
completely covering the fields.
Others are as carefully covered
to keep a hive of bees in controlled
contact with growing things.
It's all part of the search for
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12

3-6, w. r. Butcher, J. st.
Clairsville.
Brown, Georgetown, Oct. IA
Luther Kestel, Georgetown.
Butler, Hamilton, Sept. 21-26
Barton Truster, Seven Mile.
Carroll, Carrollton, Sept, 24-27
f. Weaver Casper.
Circleville, Circleville, Oct. %
25, Ned II. Dresbach. Circleville.
Pumpkin Show.
Columbiana, Lisbon, Sept. 9-13
Clarence Crosser, Lisbon.
Coshocton, Coshocton, Oct. III
c. V. Croy, r. 1, Trinway.
Redwood, Redwood, Aug, 80.
Sept. 2, Dana d. Lowe, r. 3
Marysville.
Ross, Chillicothc, Aug. 1922
Charles ]. Betsch, Mgr, r. l
Chillicothe.
Sandusky, Fremont, Sept. Is
Russell S. Hull, Fremont.
Seaman Fall Festival, Seaman
Sept. 1920, H. M. Satterfield
Seaman.
Seneca, Tiffin, Aug. 1922, Ralph
D. Stacey, R. 4, Tiffin.
Shelby, Sidney, Sept. TIP, Rob
ert F. Kaser, Sidney.
Shelby Comm, Shelby, Gun
certain), Carl, L. Wentz, r. 2
Shelby.
Stark, Canton, Sept. Is, o. E.
Barker, Minerva.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12
]. Buss. Wooster.

j. Buss, Wooster.
Williams. Montpelier, Sept. 7-13,
Woodrow Schlegel, Montpelier.
Wyandot, Upper Sandusky, Sept.
9-13, Ross, A. Winter, Upper
Sandusky.
Lake, Painesville, Aug. 20-23,
j. II. Belcher, Mentor, Ohio.
Loudonville Loudonville, Oct. 4
0, Charles Bernhard, Jr., Loudon-
vile.
Mahoning Garfield, Aug. 2s-
Sept 1, E. r. Zeiger, Central
Tower,
Marion, Marion, Aug. 1922,
Clifford Campbell, R. l, Moral.
Medina, Medina, Sept. 80, c. w.
Mapes, r. 6, Medina.
Montgomery, Dayton, Sept. Ia,
Goldie V. Scheible, 709-710 Rel
bold Bldg, Dayton 2.
Morgan, McConnelsville, Sept.
3-6, Ray G. Smith, r. 2, McCon-
nelsville.
Noble, Caldwell, Aug. $3.50, j.
K. Walkenshaw, Caldwell.
Ohio State Fair, Columbus, Aug.
22-29, H. S. Foust, Manager Co.
lumbus.
Paulding, Paulding, Aug. 27-30,
Galen w. Brewer, Box 80, Paul
ding.
Preble, Eaton, Sept. 9-12, Will
liam B. Pryor, Eaton.
Putnam, Ottawa, Oct. IA, P. E.
Kohl 346 E, Main ST., Ottawa.
Randolph, Randolph, Sept. 12-
13, R. P. Hamilton, Randolph.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12

nations in numbers and approaches
them in quality. The fact that we
still retain an advantage in long
range bombing capability is no
reason for complacency."
LeMay, native of Columbus,
told the Legion the J43-wing Air
Force planned for the United
States is mot a sufficient force
for about war"
Prevention of third world war
is our hope as we strengthen our
Defense" LeNay concluded.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12
PREFABRIcATED and pre-cut

PREFABRicATED and pre-cut
houses offer different ways to
build. This Is an example Of a
pre-cut house, packaoed and
delivered to the site with all
parts precision-measured to fit
together. 1t was developed by
the Paragon Builders of Nine
ola, NJ. Y. Daniel Greenhauff,
head of the firm, says savings
up to 40 per cent of the cost
of custom-buiIt houses are
possible when the buyer does
some of the work himself. Ma
terials for a five-room house
with garage and breezeway
come to slightly more than
$4,000; a six-room story-and-
a-haIf house runs about 5000
more. A professional crew can
erect these houses in less than
three weeks. The buyer provides
the lot and foundation and
hooks up with utilities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12
Officers In
Charge0f
County Fair

Officers of the Madison County
Agricultural Society responsible
for the 63rd annual Madison
County Fair are: John Sanford,
President; Ira Hunter, vice presi-
cent; Robert Hines, secretary;
and William Fender, treasurer.
The directors and department
management follow:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12
they're Takers Deluxe

In six years the Federal govern
ment has taken from the American
people more money than all the
domestic taxes our government
levied in the previous 156 years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-12

DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT
/. Speed Ring-Stewart Anderson,
Fred Guy, Robert Hines, John
Sanford.
z. Sup. of Speed-Stewart Ander-
son.
3. Boys and Girls 4-H-Lloyd
Robv and Eldon Harsh.
q. Grounds Committee-D o n d
Mace, Bernard Conway, Ken
meth Dorm.
5. Cattle-Ressie Dorm, Bernard
Conway.
6. Sheep-Ira Hunter, Lloyd Roby
z. Swine-William Fender, Ira
Hunter
g. Grange Hall-Floyd Deck, Fred
Guy.
10. Neutrality-suspicious. Hines,
John Sanford.
II. Merchants-John anfcrd,
Robert Hines.
II. Sale Of Priyileges-Donald
Mace, Fred Guy, Robert Hines,
John Sanford.
13. Location of Privileges-Donald
Mace.
IA. Police and Parking-Richard
Thomas, Eldon Harsh, Bernard
Conway.
IS. Executive and Finance-Rob-
ert Hines, William Fender, John
Sanford.
16. Auditing Committee-E d n
Harsh, Richard Thomas, Ira
Hunter.
II. Charge of Grandstand-Rich-
ard Thomas.
1S. Grandstand Ticket sales-Ken-
meth Dorm.
Tuscarawas, Dover, Sept. 1919,
w. G. Findley, 243 N. Broadway,
New Philadelphia.
Union, Marysville, Sept. 1913,
Otto, Z. Rausch, R. l, Plain City.
Van Vert, Van Vert, Sept. Is,
N. Z. Stukey, Van Vert.
Warren, Lebanon, Aug. 27-30,
Corwin Nixon, Lebanon.
Washington, Marietta, Aug. 81
Sept. 3, L. T. Apple, Marietta.
Wayne, Wooster, Sept. 9-13, W.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcen..,

FIRST COMMERCIAL Lge. row
brick, has 3-rm. and bath apt. plus
8 rms. bath and bsnlt. for owner;
bsmt. at street level; easily conyert-
ed to business use. Call Mr.. Burton.
MARn l. NnRRiS' 'oo "@1-
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TTppER. 16th S'T

Four bedroom detached brick: real
center hall. Q baths. library. Scar
garage. hoored attic, fireplace. For
details, call Mr.. Katz. IA. 1909.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3348
Evening star., 1952-01-30
BETHESDA

Excellent close-in location; very at
tractiye brick home. in new-house
condition; den on 1st a. in addition
to lge. hv. rm.. din. rm. and mod.
priced low. e. M. FRY, INC. WI.
&7(l(l fill nm 40
Evening star., 1952-01-30

SILVER SPRING
Well-1ocated 3-bedrnn. Colonial,
center-hall plan; large living rm.,
opening on to side porch; large
dining rrli., equipped Kitchen full
bsmt.; well-landscaped lot; huge,
fenced rear yard. Take advantage
OF . large 1st trust. To Inspect;
REALTY CO.. Realtors, Ho. 677S.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
Greenwich Forest Area

n l. H. AND NAVAL HOSPITAL.
NEAR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES,
STORES. TRANSPORTATION.
Lovely 3-bedrm. rambler; liv. rm
dining 'lL," firepl., complete GE kit
Home situated on wooded lot. 70x
tan wash. Partly finished rec. rm.
with picture window opening on
ground level to spacious outdoor
living space Paneled den, "a bath,
next to rec. rm.; gas a.-c. heat.
BETTER HURRY
Call Mr. Burklin, WI. 1888; eyes,.
WI. 628S. NOW.
r. H. BEST SALES, INC.
Realtor- Builder
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By Angelo

BRANCH AVE. AREA
Beautiful det. brick with liv. rm.,
firepl, din rm.. modern kit.
oedrms, Ia baths; finished recr
rm.; Ige. screened-in porch; built-tn
gar; oil &C. heat
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
- II a
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English Village

English Village"
Excellent financing is available on
lot; 8 bedrooms, 2 baths. living
room, dining ROOM. full basement,
maids room, gas hot-water neat,
attached garage,
"Silver Spring-$20, ,5OO''
Beautiful 3-bedrm.. new rambler. in
Hillandale, located on h-acre corner
lot Huge all-elec. kit; full base
ment with "a bath, fireplace, outside
Silver Spring-$33,5O 500"
Luxurious new brick Colonial in
Woodside Park
"Silver Spring-$31 500"
New brick, 4-bedrm. home. Cape Cod
in best location; full bsmt. recr. rm.;
garage.
"Chillum Ter.-$21,950"
Brick Colonial. 8 good size bedrms.
and bath End floor; hy.. rm.. fire-
place, din. rm.. equip. kit, powder
rm full bsmt.; deep freeze; West
inghouse dryer and washer; 2 blks.
e. +. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU. s-5757, Silver Spring. Till Q Pm.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
KENSTNGTON

Here Is 4 home for the kids: it> has
3 bedrns.. level fenced-in lot and
q screened-in porch. In addition.
you are only 1 block from school.
The home features . nice lily. rm
with fireplace, dinette and kit, full
bsmt., gas a.-c, heat; assume 81
Donald West. WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Bldg. DI. S3o0; eyes.
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RRTGHTWOOn

is close to Coolidge High, Paul Junior
High School and elementary school,
shopping and good transp.; liv. rm.
with firepl.. nice din. rm. and good
kits bedrms. and pretty tiled bath
with built-in tub. good bsmt, with
rec; rm. and flrepl.; priced at $1S.-
500. with good terms.
j: NELSON HUGHES
1920 Conn. Ave. OR. 969s
EYES. RA. 1868,
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S17.5OO

An older home, very conveniently
located in Bethesda, close to stores.
schools and transp.; 3 bedrms. and
bath on End flr. Liv. rm,, din. rm.,
kit, entrance hall ON 1st. Purchaser
can assume $4,000, first trust.
INTER-COUNTY REALTY
OIL. 21O1 It'll 9 pm.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

Three-apt. unit; excellent income;
Miss Watwood. DU. 0lOS.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
OLORED-IMMAC. 6-UNTT APT.
BLDG. bringing an income of 1890
per mo-. incl 5 refgrs.,. ranges, all
furn.. possession of | apt. at settle
ment; excel. financing is available
FRED BURGESS, VI. 2S02 till 8.
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uAwTHoREE MASTE

BRIdHTwoop. HARD 10 FIND
Check these features: corner semi.
det. brick, covered concrete front
porch. spacious living rm.. full din:
Fm.. modern Kitchen; End noor. 3
@ ST5EtH tHSTWSTfR SscEWWS;T s15s fdt fHNa fa AnsSor: ssI
fenced rear yard. Close 10 3 schools.
best shopping, excellent .transp. II
you want Q clean home 81 q reason
able price. see this.
KuRKs REALTY CO, Reeltorss
no. 6776; eyes,. RA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS-S27 800
This lovely home is in immaculate
cond. and you can have immed.
poss. Beautiful wooded lot 70x150.
Liv. rnn., din. rm., kit, , sbedrms;
and full bath down; 2 bedrms. and
full bath up; bsmt., oil a.-c. heat.
Unusual features. Random width
floors; dishwasher in kit; side
screened porch and Diet. gar: Call
nights, Mrs. Werner, WI. 5776; Of
nee, DI. $500.
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RETHESDA

BETHESDA
New brick rambler with 3 good-size
hedrms., 2 baths, lge. liv.-din. comb,
all elec. kit, screened porch. fire-
places, full bSmt., close to tranSp.
Priced below today's market At
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
1 blk. Of the Suburban Hos
pital this prewar det. brk. home
has 4 lovely bedrms. and is in good
cond; 1st fir. has recep. hall, liy.
rm. with fireplace. din. rm., mod
equip. kit. with brkfst. space, porch: !:
End fir has 8 lge. bedrms, and
bath; stairs to q huge pine paneled
and beautifully finished dormitory
ideal for 2 or 3 children. The lot
is deep and nicely landscaped; /
car det garage Price $22, 500. W.
a. WRIGHT. EN-. $500
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CLOSE no MOL

CLOSE TO MOL.
Detached brick Colonial; large liv.
rm. with fireplace, full dining rm.,
mod. kitchen, 3 nice pedrms., bath;
and doors. For q better home in q
nice section. call Mr.. Brenneman.
IA. S165, K1RKS REALTY CO.,
Realtors HO 61TS Al
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BANNOCKBURN

owner leaving for Seattle offers
on!ai on acre in this preferred
residential section. Gently sloping
grounds AFFORD lovely open view from
each window. Entire home reflects
good planning and color sense; 3
bedrms.. 2 baths. upstairs; 1st-hoor
powder rm.. complete living area in
light bsmt. with paneled rec. rnl.,
fireplace and bar, Small den. Work
shop and laundry; S30.70O. w. B.
WRIGHT EN- $500.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

Country Club Village
New stone rambler, near Kenwood
Country Club. Center-hall plan; 3
twin-sized bedrms.. 2 baths, 25-ft.
liv. rm. with stone fireplace. family
sized din. rm.. ultramodern elec.
kit; living porch; full bsmt., maid s
rm., "a bath; garage; not under
Reg. x. Excellent financing. Eve
nings, WI. OlS2. SAMUEL e. Bog
LEY. INC, OIL, 1856. II
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
$5s5 SSE5S5V ED5So5VWN

Mr.. 10th and D sts. s.w-o rms,
bath, gas, electricity, coal h.-w.h.,
bsmt. SURETY REALTY CO.,
AID. 0531
Evening star., 1952-01-30
POTOMAC PALISADES

Lovely semidet. 2-story brick. excel
cond.. 2lL2 baths. recr. rm., gas
heat. Brokers invited. Mr.. Budney
LO. 4-7662. LYMAN c. DELE q
CO, INC ST 3500 Il
Evening star., 1952-01-30

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
well-built new brick
home. located in one Of Washing.
d. plan consists of liv. rnn. with
firepl., din. rm.. kit, den., Ice.
bedrm. and full bath. bedrms.
and full bath on 2nd fl. with very
lge. closets. Full basement, 2-car
garage and screened porch. Lge.
level yard. Call ewes, OR. 0652.
PHILLIPS, CANDY & FULLER, INC,
ST. 240n. 1Ol2 18th st. NV. 81
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Dr.. Elstad Speaks Tonight
|At Deaf Fellowship Dinner

DR.. Leonard Elstad, president
of Gallaudet College, will speak
at a dinner of the Fellowship OF
the Christian Deaf fourth biennial
convention at z o'clock tonight in
Hotel 2400.
The convention, which opened
last Tuesday and will close Mon
day, Is being held at the Wash
|ington Bible Institute, 1441 Rhode
Island avenue NV. A missionary
rally is scheduled for 2:15 pm.
tomorrow at the institute.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Christian Endeavor Union
lis Host 10 BeIvoir Soldiers

Soldiers from Fort Belvoir will
be guests of the District Christian
Endeavor Union at a recreation
program beginning at 4 pm. to-
morrow at Grove 16, Rock Greek
Park.
A picnic supper will be given
and a community vesper service
will open at z pm. The Rev. B.
McClain Cochran, vice president
of the International Society OF
Christian Endeavor and pastor OF
the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church, will speak.
In case Of rain, tomorrow's pro-
gram will be held at Hamline
Methodist Church. Sixteenth and
Allison streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Rev. J. Lloyd Black, Jr.,
Accents New Pasforate

The Rev. ]. Lloyd Black. jr., has
accepted . call to become pastor
of First Christ Church, Waynes-
boro, Pa. He will begin his new
duties on August IT,.
A native Of Washington, Mr.
Black is a graduate of Woodward
High School here. He is a grad
!uate of Lynchburg (Va.) College
and Of the College of the Bible,
Lexington, KY. He has served as
a student pastor at the Shepherds
willie (Ky0 Christian Church and
as pastor of the Christian churches
at Cuckoo, Va, and Koakum, Tex
He is married and has a daughter
His father. the Rev. J. Lloyd
Black. sr., is minister of Ninth
Street Christian Church here.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Flag Of California
TO Be in Procession

The State flag Of California will
be carried in the procession at the
II am. and 4 pm. services to-
morrow in Washington Cathedral
The Rev. Luther D. Miller, q
canon of the Cathedral and for
mer Army Chief of Chaplains, will
preach at the morning service.
Speaker at the evensong service
will be the Rev. G. Gardner Monks
also canon of the Cathedral.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated at 8 am. in st. Mary's
Chapel by Canon Miller and al
9:30 am. in Bethlehem Chape
by Canon Monks.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Rev. Pieplow TO Preach
Last Mi. Rainier Sermons

The Rev. Edwin E. Pieplow will
preach his last sermons tomorrow
as pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Church, Thirtieth street and Bum
ker Hill road. Mt. Rainier. Md.
He will speak at $3.50 am. and
II am. in the church. and at 10
am. in Trinity Lutheran School,
3705 Longfellow street.
Mr.. Pieplow will leave WASH
ington August % to become pastor
of Christ Lutheran Church, De-
troit.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Politics to Be Topic
LOf Bethesda Sermons

The Rev. John o. Taxis, minis
ter of education at Bethesda Pres
Ibyterian Church, Wilson lane and
Clarendon road, will preach SER
mons tomorrow and the following
three Sundays based on the recent
Chicago political conventions.
He will speak at II am. tomor-
row on "The Keynote Address"