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BED, DOUBLE. MAHOGANY, WITH
SIMMONS BEAUTYREST MAT
TRESS AND BOX SPRINGS; GOOD

BED, DOUBLE. MAHOGANY, WITH
sIMMoNS !lLs az. BEAuTYREsT MAT,
ceEps cceoESs AHo W.. f31 $3.50 SPRINGS; GOOD
BEDsI2 Eollyvood, natural leather,
eomplsts essa aP sao4 aEf new both $50
BEDROoM SET. maple, 4-pce.; dble.
bed, Eclipse inner-sprine mattress.
perfect condition. sH. 1870. -l9
BEDROOM SUITE, complete, mahog.,
Waterfall design. cedar chest; $3.50
R2cTey G5 seSt Offer; .si;a.i "a; 0s1n .; 5a cn
wy WYE; 7sRP5a practically new reasonable ms6
BONDSTONE
Home owners take notice if you plan
yooVI5E house With with siding tile your 4,
path: Incl. your porch, etc: Call
dstbrs fer 1 Bondstone AtH for eAnetoe metroe
politan Washington and one of the
Nations largest applicators Of Johns
VI. MI. sSse, cAPIToI coNTRAST:
ING CO. 4819 Beth. ave. Beth, Md.
BO0Ks-saturday. II am. to II
pm. Introduction to outstanding
B 1ns's srEFats56s ia5ff sgs n'spF sG4 H3Sb
BOOKCASES 90. unpainted. 3x4 it.;
$50 or best offer. HANBACK,. MI.
sss7; Sss on S,s week P;mi end, weekdays Or all
SRM KS. face and common. or q
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
co MA. 1886. OF. 1900.
BUFFET. mahogany; good condition,
$40. TIE. 1885. 30
BUFFET, table, 8 chairs; Easy Spin
drier washer: Lawson soft, 500;
twin bedsteads, rocker. high chair,
rose damask draperies. 3 DR.. GIL
44OO, Ext. 1147 Sat. till 6 pm.
-21
BUILDING MATERIAL Manufac-
turer has quantity Of b-in. asbestos
board 11Sx48 in.) at sacrifice
prices. Also quantity masonite
cutoffs. ST. 1765. 20
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WOMAN
(ARLINGTON)

IANLINGION1
TO take complete charge Of hosiery
and lingerie dept. Must be fully
exper; and be able to furnish excel.
refs. Excel. salary and comm, paid
sroup Decentralization, paid vacations
and other employe benefits.
WRITE GIVING FULL PARTICULARS
P.O. BOX 2O86
POTOMAC STATION, ALEX, VA,
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HELP W0MENt

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. exper
not necessary; must be able to type;
good starting salary, 5-day wk. Ap-
ply 937 F st. NV. IA
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GUTTERING, ROOFING
Easy Monthly Payments.
NATION WIDE CORP.
AP. 1900. Call Now. JA 2-SSOO.

PAINTING-Int., ext, any place, size
oT time. Free est. Expert white
PAPERING-A good Job
at q fair price. For estimates, cali
SH. 4771 or TO. 4731. -2S
WALL SCRAPING-For
a job well done at a price you can
afford to pay. call .IU 7-a21S
PAINTING AND PAPERING, coml. or
res; satisfied customers over 25
yrs MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 97O3.
PAINTING & PAPERING
and Williams paints used.
Select from s. and W. style guide
for colors. All work done by the
best Of mechanics. Call THOMPSON
BROS, LU. 1-S041. 2O'
AND PAINTTNG-ComI. ;.
or res: satisfied customers over
25 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9So3.
PAPERING that satisfies all Cali
ANTHONY, GE. 1884. 30
PAPERING AND PAINTINGS; reduced
prices: Takoma. Silver Spring; work
guar. L. CROWELL. SH. 1876. 80
PAPERING, PAINTING
NP&yn,i pay%ts S9S t. sui: c yeuy budget.
AP. 1900. Call Now ia 2-S800.
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COMPANION, between 40 and 55
years old. to live with elderly lady.
white, intelligent; drivers permit.
Box 205-D. Star. 30
COMPTOMETER OPR.. national con-
Germ, S-hr., 5-day wk.. group hosp,
sick benefits. free insr., vac. with
pay, air-cond. once: automstie s in
PATTERSON, IA. $500. go
CONTRALTO S0LOIST for large
downtown church. Call 81. 595S.
CosMETICIAN for active drugstore;
no evening or Sun. work: top sal-
ary plus top commission. Apply
WoODLEY DRUGSTORE. 3527
COUNTER GIRL, white. experienced:
GOOD hours, good pay: no SUNDAYS;
FOOD SHOP. l722 Eye st. NV. al
COUNTER GIRL. white. some know
ledge of cashiering; 5-day wk..
holidays and vacation with pay:
uniforms furn. Apply bet s and II
am. JOSEPH MARTZ DINING
ROOM. Pan American Union Bldg,
10th and Const. ave. NV. 20
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Guns-Remington 222
Ia5Es mnt sHRpy ses f RaB afS Mods sos gfa ss ya
NJ st. NV. Open ewes. till z pm.
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RECEPTI0NIST. with knowledge OF
snortnand. preferably with telephone
saiariy. nlni DEsasans Rs' 1gao SURROUNDINGS. good
SALESGIRL for ladies hosiery. gloves
TRIPLEx ! SHOE srokEs HaEo s16s Ssshasl fath
SALEsGiRLs. experienced in msS hosiery
and lingerie. Permanent. Top sal
EN- DAWN. 1905 F st. NV. 80
leave: annual leave. Apply in person.
94arteTS SSps ni,,M X Navy Exchange; see
sALEsLADI, experienced in clothing
Or shoes; small department store
Coed o1 fa1S5f Hppy fGp m rs penso ssoa V
SALESLADY. drapery and slipcover
fabrics; experienced preferred; excel.
working cond., good salary, 5-day
sHop Ese5 445g1y 45ggI astb e Mill END
fabrics; exper. preferred; excellent
working cond.. good salary, 5-day
Ek; Apply manager. MILL END
SHOP, 93l r st, NV. IA
= Experienced infants
s.a sssss TEsoMS sa ska1SSfss Sfs VI %AR :
West HyattsSiiie, i Nd. Idop''hs 0aoe eaSef'
sALEsLADY, experienced In station
cry and drafting materials; perma-
nent position with future. with re-
and part time
openings in all departments; ex-
Ply to Mrs. Olson, NUdENTss. 1Sfo
s&LEsLaSiEs. &; Adj age 1895. experienced MSs
Week W resc $40 fsaes e McS tTo1eb aonT
Fri; F. L., Apply ArI wAIdREN Co. Pen
sxI1EssWso5SMSAN, a 11ss s5SS knowledge Of ladies'
aeady-te,weaT aaaIy necessary: Must BE
ns aases sens 1HE 1sTsSnd Nx xo1f aos
SEAMsTREsS. upholstery. Top pay,
ERN UPHoLSTERERS. $3.50 10th
sEcFtI.kAA St Rs L. 9.44Ss 80; svn.r al ;2l .
$50 per 5-day wk.; call, ST. 1o7r76
SECRETARY. pref. one exper. in in
surance claims; opportunity for ad-
yancement. L. r. sTRAsBURGER.
sRcRETHRlY, age 20 to ss, sec seere-
organization. Must be proficient at
shorthand and tipping. exper. nee
essary; starting salary S275 per mo-,
5-day, 40-hr. wk., plus overtime
Write giving age, education and work
history and telephone number. Box
376-H, Star. al
SECRETARY, for hotel executive;
neat appearance: reference required
Apply general office WASHINGTON
PROPERTIES. INC. 1900 Woodley
rd. NV. -21
SECRETARY, reas. salary, hard work
chance for advancement; law office
Roy I20-R Star -10
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CLERK-TYPIST
Part-Time Work

The Evening Star has a part-time
position open in the classified ad-
Vertising department. Applicants
must be accurate typists and capable
of answering incoming telephone
calls. Two days a week, 8 am. to
pm. and Saturdays. am. to
pm. This is a permanent position
Apply Personnel Offlce, RIM. sos.
Open $50 to daily. 9 to | Satur-
day. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
il01 penna. Ave. NV
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DESK CLERK
Switchboard Operator

White. for interesting work in lobby
switchboard; attractive salary and
good working conditions. Call MRS.
GOODWIN, DU. 3400, for appoint
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HIGH FIDELITY
EQUIPMENT

Visit Greater Washington's newest
drm distributing the finest selection
OF ,amplihers, record changers,
speakers and I'M tuners. All com.
ponents at net wholesale prices.
Let our expert engineers CUSTOM
puiid q high quality music system
for you at less cost than q COM
parable commercial RADIO phono-
graph.
If you have radio-phono. we can
moderniZe 1t with q new 3-speed
record changer and FIN tuner.
Open daily until z pm. Fridays
until 8 pm.
AUDIO CONSULTANTS
THE CHEQUIRE HOUSE
KI. S-77S9
20z KING 50. Alex. We. 20
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DINETTE, mahog.. 5-pc., and pad;
Walnut coffee table, excellent cond!;
$50. Call after 5, NO. 1924. 80
DINING RIM. SUITE, lO-pc., wal.
nut; good cond.; S100. Call VI. AHA.
DISHES, 39-pc. set, 81; one easy
chair, $40; one small couch. SIS:
two apt-siZe washers. SIS ea.; Will.
ton hall runner and scatter rugs,
$50; baby chifiorobe, $40: broom
closet and 40-inch wall cabinet with
three doors. S25: Early American
bar. 10. 8-2532 or 10. S-39S9.
DRILL, lin. Black g. Decker, elec.;
perfect conp,, sos or best offer.
Phone UN: 1898. go
ldth ST NV 30
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FORMICA TOPS

GO1t1N1INA IO1O
Made to order for sinks. cabinets, bal
TOPS, lunch counters. tables. JU
FURNITURE REPAIRING and re,
finishing. GILBERT PEAKE, 1885,
Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. OIL. 1889
30
GEN. REP plastering, carpenter.
Ing, waterproofing, work guar
white mech. Ii. 1882, Ii. 4-1253
Evening star., 1952-01-19

Real Estate SalesWomen
estate salesWomen. Reouisifes. Neat
appearance. reliable, must have car
and must now hold real estate sales
mans license: earning capacity no
limit. For appointment, call
Evening star., 1952-01-19
COUNTER CLERK

To work in laundry and dry cleaning
ONCE; paid vacation and holidays.
other company benefits: full or part
time fob Apply WEST END LAUN-
nRY 1723 Penn ave NV --1Q
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STONFWORK
AL types, hagstone. walls.

OF. 8449.
TELEVISION SERVICE, incl. ewes,
Sat. and sun; fast. thorough. guar
anteed. RA. 1475 or LO. 5-4640.
Tv REPAIRS on all makes, So; fast
service; antennas. Ii. 3-5414 or
y a. sERSscE-sam. GsSsi aav. IN, .,.,
Try usl P. o. SMITH, Sales and
Service. Ii. 3-6O5O, IL. 3-2545.
Tv EROUBLES? Don't gamble; have
toniaht. Home Hn csiis " Ss Suf HIMs BiIE,
LYNoTT. La. 6-7517. 19s
Iv SETS repaired in home. 50 up;
Sat. Sun. day or night; written
guarantee. Elk. 0039. 80
TELEVISION REPAIR
IN YOUR HOME
Day and night calls immediate serv-
Ice; no minimum charge LU.
4-6464. -25
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COUNTER GIRL, white; hours 8 I'm.
to 8 pm. Closed Sundays and holi-
days. Weeks vacation with pay.
Start ct $50 per wk. Call HO. g346.
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YOUNG MAN

Excellent opportunity if you are be-
tween the ages of IS and 25 and
wish to start with an expanding
company.
Position Of order clerk will provide
experience in company manufac-
turing. automatic devices and for
the right person a fine future in
our engineering and installation de-
partment will be possible.
High school education essential and
some knowledge of electrical cir
cults, air-conditioning equipment,
physics and blueprint reading is
desirable. Reply by letter. stating
your qualifications, to MINNEAP-
OILS HONEYWELL REGULATOR
CO.. 1926 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Attn: Mr.. H. G. Muller 20
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CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
PART CLERK

Must have experience, 5-day wk., hos
pitaliZation. insurance. parking
privileges: excellent working condi-
tions. Apply CAPITAL GARAGE,
1920 N Y ave NV -21
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TELEVISION REPAIR
WATERPROOFING

1V-Z-E1R SERVICE
Ewes. -Sat.-Sun. Reasonable rates
LU. 4-0S55.
WATERPROOFING
All kinds. ROBERT PRICE, DI. 1928
A GOOD JOB-prompt, depend.
mechs.: reas rates; plasterins. paint
as Please DsafriPa ss Be. ssio ssissi'F sassg!of so
If you WANT nice. clean painting
PRE-sPRiNG REDUCTIoN R1TEs,
painting. decorating,. FIRE escapes,
root. homsf repairing: al types.
EDMoNsToF SERVICE. Ho. 1925.
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MANAGER

Or strong assistant. Full charge.
ladies speciality shop. Good oppor.
tunity, good salary. Apply GOLDEN
DAWN HOSIERY SHOP. 1908 F st.
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Flagstone and Stone
Cement walks. steps, porches, tile
drainage; ANGELO MARCUCCIO,

oH. IIbJ.
FLOOkS SANDED and finished; old
%aoR aIssS Iafs ssSv1dE. IT, Wa ReY fiasrA TAYLOR
FLOORS SANDED, finished; special.
izing in old f1s. Free est, work guar
Call GEORGE, HY. 1864. 2Os
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxerl
.ented. Instructions by experienced
moor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.
709 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 4346.
FLOOR SANDING. cleaning and wax
ing, Old floors especially; reas. prices
w. =. OLIVER. Ii. 3-707l. 10
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics: reduced prices
c. r. COVER, WA. 1868, any time
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HOSTESS
HOUsEKEEPER, white under 5o

For busy cocktail lounge,
Apply Box 477-D. Star.
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HELP WOMEN tcons. }
CASHIER
PHILLIPS

Te1evision and appliance store; some
exper. necessary: pleasant working
conditions; good starting salary:
many employe benefits. Apply to
Mr. Specter,
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11th and r SITS. NV. -:

11th and Sts. nav. 20
CASHIER-TYPIST - Young woman
not essential; $4,000 VI. to start
Call Mr.. Hutchinson, Ii. 3-SS00 and
arrange for an interview. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871 Bla-
densbure Rd -27
Evening star., 1952-01-19
STENOGRAPHER-
SECRETARY

Young lady for permanent position
in executive ofices; experience re-
ouired; .40-hour. 5-day week; hos
pitalization, surgical service and
other erhploye benefits: wonderful
opportunity for alert, ehicient per-
Evening star., 1952-01-19
CASHIER-TYPIST

Good salary, permanent position,
group insurance benefits. vacation
with pay, pleasant working cond.,
R. HARRIS g. CO.. Jewellers, lIO1
F ST., NV. See Mr.. Geraci, 4th
floor office. 90
Evening star., 1952-01-19
MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont. ,

MIScEl. FOR SALE Cont
(walnut), vanity and
chair. AP. 7049. At home all day
Sat. and Sun. and after. $50 week.
days. 2ls
CLOTHES - Size 20; Q cocktail
dresses. l wool costume suit. gray
casual suit. l blk. wool suit and I
brown Forstmann. AID. 0503.
CLOTHING Good condition; all
wool suits. size 1910 short; gray,
S15; brown, S12. EN-. s7746. 20s
CLOTHING - Ladies Chesterfield
coats: ! black and ! navy. like new,
size 15; 2 navy blue suits and l
black suit, size 15; 2 black crepe
dresses, sizes 14-16. one new, one
slightly worn. EN-. 370S. 20s
COAT, fur, mouton lamb. small size;
excel. cond.; must be seen to be
appreciated; $50. CO. 3272. 30
COAT. Northern back muskrat, size
IA, Just cleaned. glazed: perfect
condition; S75. DU. $500, Apt. 621.
COAT green wool, gray Persian COLI
iar, size II; excellent cond.; SIS.
Call TO. 4901. -2I
COAT-Lady's purple, SIS; brown,
fox collar. $50: dresses, So. size l6;
Shoes $2' size 61a-7hB. AP. 513s.
Evening star., 1952-01-19

for collection dept. Of
retail installment store. Excellent
salary. steady position. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 503
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COPPER TUBING

have picked up a tre-
mendous value in 5-dliamond
platinum mounted 3-carat stone.
Beautiful color and excellent cut,
Don't delay. at my price Of
$1,000 this ring won't be here long
CARR JEWELERS.
936 p St. NV. ME, 6525
Evening star., 1952-01-19

COPPER TUBING
u in. and q in. 20-ft. lengths.
ATLANTIC CO., S07 v st! NV. NO.
Evening star., 1952-01-19

CLERk-TYPIST
1890, neat appearance, nice starting
salary. Apply 1923 H st. NV. al
Evening star., 1952-01-19
TOMBSTONE

MATERIAL Manufac-
turer has quantity Of b-in. asbestos
board @1Sx48 in.) at sacrifice
prices. Also quantity masonite
cutnffS ST 176S -On
Evening star., 1952-01-19

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
oven and broiler, $40
Sunbeam coffee maker, $27.50; GE
toaster, S17.50; GE sun lamp, S25;
chairs, Duncan Phyfe table. mahog.
cor. cab; china, glass and silver
plate, Is vol. encyclopedia. ia.
067o 90
Evening star., 1952-01-19

rURNtTURE-Living rm. suite. 3-pc.,
traditional; sacrifice, $125. JA.
2-S651. 30
FURNITURE-Krohl divan and
chair: excel. cond. with new S100
custom-made slip covers. $500;
Philco -phono comb, mahog
any, like new. $3.50. TU. 5000. Ext.
Evening star., 1952-01-19

CALL Mr.. BEAN. MA. 2112-
-0L
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Santa Claus Saves Pilot
AS Copfer Crashes in River
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ga, Dec. 20.-A
helicopter carrying Santa Claus
and Fort Benning pilot from a
Christmas party crashed into the
icy Chattahoochee River today
and Santa saved the airman's life
The copter dropped inte the
swift waters near Lawson Ali
Force Base after Santa Claus had
waved Yule wishes to 600 youngs-
ters, promising them he would
visit them Christmas Eve.
1t. Col. John D. Butler, in the
role of st. Nick. was treated fol
shock and exposure. His pilot
Capt. James Evans, suffered lacer-
ations of the face and head, anc
exposure.
Col. Butler said the helicoptel
began to rock, the rotary blades
stopped, and the craft suddenly
fell into the river. Col. Butler ano
the pilot were thrown clear of the
machine.
The colonel said he stripped tc
his underwear and when he
reached the river bank saw Capt
Evans on log $50 yards away
He plunged back in and brought
the pilot out. Two enlisted mer
heard their cries for help.
The hlicopter sank in 80 feet
of water.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Loot in Robbery
|Of Store Workers
Has Holiday Flavor

Two Safeway employees were
held up last night by two men
outside their store at 1886 First
IStreet NV.
Paul SINNERS. %. of 1927 Green
leaf road, Kentland, Md, the
assistant manager. and William
Blankenship, As, of 1904 FairvieW
avenue, Takoma Park. said two
colored men, one carrying pistol
taccosted them a sthe store en-
Iployes were getting into a car al
1925 pm.
| The bandits escaped after Or
dering them to drive down First
street, the grocery men said.
The loot: Two 25-cent fruit
cakes.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
| Death Of George Lorimer
Laid 10 Heart Attack
BY the AssoeIoted Press

SLVANIA, Ga, Dec. 20.-Ar
autopsy in Augusta, Ga, tonight
revealed that George Lorimer. 46
died of heart ailment, his at
torney said.
Attorney L. v. Almirall Of New
York reported death was caused
by arteriosclerosis. The son o1
George Horace Lorimer, late eai-
tor of the Saturday Evening Post
was found dead in the bathroom
of his plantation home near here
yesterday.
There was a bruise on Mr. Lori
mer's head, Coroner Robert Ben.
nett said. which could have beer
caused when he fell to the floor
Surviving are the widow, three
daughters, Patricia, Huldah ant
Jerry. Funeral services will bt
lprivate.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

ing for her visa to come through.
When her visa was approved De-
cember 9, she boarded the first
available liner for America.
But her troubles weren't over.
The ship was delayed by heavy
fog, and when it finally sailed it
struck a small boat off the coast,
delaying it again.
Friends in MorriStown, Tenn,
decided to come to Mr.. Won
fPayr's rescue by offering private
plane to take him to Washington
Ito meet his bride-to-be. But it
was then that weather intervened.
Over Richmond, they were told
to turn back. They'd never land
in Washington.
Hans, son of a wealthy German
plant owner, works at the Green
vile hurley center, and is philo-
sophical.
| After all, when you wait two
years, what's another day?
Evening star., 1952-12-21
WeotherExtends UnhoppySogo
Of Separated German Lovers
Couple Kept Apart
Two Years Baked in
Effort to Meet Here
BY the Assoeioted Press

, GREENVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 20.
Greenville's hapless German lovers
spent another night apart to-
night, as weather added another
"a hours to their two-year sep
aration caused originally by a
turned-down visa.
But barring more complications
and there already have been
more than most people run into
in a lifetime-Hans Won Payr
and Juta Won Cleve will be mar
ried tomorrow night at Reforma-
ton Lutheran Church.
Were to Meet in Washington.
For while today, it looked as
If Mr.. Won Payr, 81, and Juta
actually were going to make their
wedding scheduled for tonight
They were to meet in Washington
Hans flying from Greensville and
Juta from New York.
It didn't work out that way
though, because weather sent Mr.
Won Payr back to Greeneville
from Richmond, Va. And Juta,
flying on to Tennessee, wasn't due
to arrive at the Tri-Cities Airport
in nearby johnson City until 8
p.n1.-an hour after tonight's
wedding was due-also because of
weather.
The lovers talked by telephone,
though. and Juta was a little mys-
titled by the whole thing.
They met me at the Washing
ton airport with about 10 or IL
photographers" she said. Il didn't
know what it was all about" Mr.
Won Payr explained that theil
plight was creating quite a sti1
around these parts.
Romance Begin in Germany.
The romance dates back tc
1947 in Germany. Hans and Juta
were engaged in 1850, but the next
year Hans left Germany as ar
immigrant and hasn't seen Juts
since shortly after the engage
ment.
Juta worked in England as {
nurses aide while she was wait.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
this gift will

stumped! It is Chas. Schwartz & Son
gift certificate so tastefully engraved,
it makes smart Christmas greeting all
it's own. You can be sure this certificate
will be traded here for jewelry of the
finest quality. Our reputation for salts
faction goes way back-64 Christmases.
Available in any amount-at all 3 Chas.
Schwartz & Son stores.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
these are the gift
that endear beca1
they endure. The, vi,

still be giving through many Christmases to come. So
choose carefully Remember your name will be on the
gift so make certain it bears brand and store
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Former Interrupts Game

Because football players in
Frankfurt, Germany. used his
field but wouldn't pay for it, a
farmer, with his oxen and plow
cut a furrow down the middle o1
the field in the middle of the
game.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Populous FL Salvador

SAN SALVADOR.-Population
|of Ell Salvador is about l40 persons
|per square mile. the second most
densely populated of the American
republics.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Animal Come Crop

CHICAGO.-The Nations an
nual game crop is now estimated
to be in excess of $50 million
pounds dressed weight, according
to surveys made by the United
Estates Fish and Wildlife Service,
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Artisans Study in Britoin

There now are lot Gold Coast
artisans electricians, printers.
bakers and others) studying in
Britain under the Governments
artisans scholarships.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
All 48 at Catholic U.

Students from all 48 States are
enrolled at Catholic University
Maryland leads with 565. There
are 871 from the District.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H. McNeill of 1912
Garfield street NV. recently
celebrated 50 years of married
life with a family gathering
at their home. Mr.. McNeill,
who is actively engaged in a
law practice, and Mrs. McNeill
have one son, one daughter
and a grandchild.
-HeSSler Photo.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

name of which you can be
proud and confident. For GA
Christmases, our name on
a gift has come to mean
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1a42-TEN YEARs AGo-1q42


JAN lo-oscar r Boisel. ST. London jeweler, dies
resigns after . years accept job Columbus
JAN 1Loca tire ratonng
JAN dway school District advertises $4,000 bond issue to
erect school to replace destroyed by fire
JAN 12County farmers urged to repair machinery
supply hand.
JAN 12-Ay Edw lieutenant in Field Artillery Re-
serves ordered report Fl. Bragg, N c.
JAN Recepts West jefferson poofce during 1941
ported largest in history by Spencer Hockenbery, p NJ
JAN 13London police electric V for victory sign
NE house
JAN 14Motor Vehicle London post
office Herschel Allen buys first
JAN l5-Stokes Township Red has benefit movie.
JAN l6-Ban lifted printing of drafted men.
JAN 16Glenn Daughery elected president Plain City Fair Board
JAN 17Frank B. Bgge go justice of peace and Roy Goham
auto dealer both West jefferson, die.
1927-TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO-f927
JAN 0County clover because of high cost
of Red Clover" quoted $50 to $22 per bushel
JAN 10Red Star Bus line sells to G. f. Seeks to abandon
service between Columbus and Springfield via London
JAN 1Wok started remodeng interior of court house.
JAN 11Heen Pauline Fout 6yearod daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Anthony Fout London dies of injuries head fall
JAN 12West Jefferson Club has annual Fish Fry
Hall
JAN 12Mt Sterling 100000 gallon total
water supply with old 100000 gallons
JAN 13C. E. Burnham president London Shrine
JAN 14Hezehiah county commissioner dies
injuries received in fall ice, London
JAN 5St Patrck Church. London buys of Tond land
enlarge
JAN 15-eavy hree-day snow
in streams and London cellars
JAN 16Lamar P Wilson, London
Managers Association.
JAN 1Vcory Day Constitutional Pro-
hibiton AT South Solon Methodist Church