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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01
Madison County
Court News :
APPOINTED


Robert E. Wright, Mt. Sterling
has been appointed administrator
of the estate of Herschel c. Guy
late of West Jefferson, to serve
under $1,000 bond.
LICENSES ASKED
Howard Whiteside, Mt. Sterling
factory worker, and June Bandy
Mt. Sterling, clerk. So
Billy Leach, r. r.. 3. London
farmer, and Geraldine Zimmerman
South Charleston. house work.
ACCOUNTS APPROVED
In the estate of Joseph L. Bope-
ley the firts, final, and distribu-
tive account of Vivian Mary Bope-
ley executrix has been approved,
and likewise in the estate of Mar
tin P. Cary, Doris w. Cary ex-
LICENSE GRANTED ..
A marriage license has been
granted to Norman r. Gossard,
London, Air Force, and Marvel
Joan Rings, Amlin, in Franklin
County.
DIVORCE ASKED
Leora w. Henderson, a minor by
her mother and next friend, Ger
trude Wilson, VS. Robert Hender-
son.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Merriman Cement Products, Inc
to Francis c. Blauser and Ruth E
Blauser, lot S in Merrick's First
Subdivision of Section 1, village
of Jefferson. -
Eta Betty Spiger, administers
trix estate of Lester L. Spiger to
Mary E. Page, lot 6 in Black and
Mooney addition to village of Plair
City.
Ben w. Miller, Lydia Ann Hersh.
berger, John w. Miller, Robert w
Miller, Mary Edna Borntrager, to
John w. Miller and Anna Miller
20.21 acres in Canaan township.
M. A. Raub and Mildred Raub I'd
Clarence L. Hunter, property East
High Street, London. e
Harmon Walker to Alvin Arts
lot IL in William Watsons addi.
ton to city of London.
Merriman Cement Products Inc
to Walter E. Seamon and Mary C.
Seamon, lot 83 in Merrinan's First
Subdivision Section l village OF
Jefferson.
Wenner A. Botkin and Pauline
E. Botkin to Glenn A. Miller and
Mary Lou Miller, lot so in I. E
Bigelow's southside addition to vii.
lage of Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01
STATES BIGGEST REVENUE BOND
FL0TATI0N IS BRIEF CEREMONY

NEW YORK UP, = The largest
revenue bond flotation in the his
tory of the state and municipal
financing was completed Tuesday in
brief ceremony in an office in
the Wall Street district. Proceeds
of the flotation will build a 241-
mile superhighway across the state
of Ohio.
- Seated around a rectangular
table were bankers, lawyers, Off
tials of the State of Ohio, trust
officers, engineers and underwrit-
'ers. T. Henry Boyd, vice president
of Blythy & Co., representing an
underwriting syndicate of 410 mem
5berss rose. from his chair and hand
red check for 1913, ,882, ,972.22 to
fJaines w. Shocknessy, chairman
! aof,the Ohio Turnpike Commission.
And it was over.
Photographers said ''hold it a
minute" flashbulbs went off, the
men at the table smiled. Then there
was some handshaking, backslap-
ping. Reporters scurried about for
additional information
In return for the check handed
1tos the commission today, under
writer's received $4,000 bond a par
value of 326 million dollars. De-
Quoted from the check was ST, 1924
900 commission for the underwrit-
ers. The 81 per cent obligations
are dated June 1, 1852 and due to
mature in 40 years.
The underwriting syndica e
which distributed the revenue
bonds across the country was the
largest ever assembled. They bid
$3.50 for the obligations and reof-
fered at 100. The bonds were an
immediate sellout and rights" to
the bonds have traded ever since
over-the-counter at more than a
point premium.
The check for payment of the
flotation was drawn on the Ma
tional City Bank of New York, CO.
trustee, to be deposited in the Ohio
National Bank of Columbus, the
trustee.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01
CANAAN
BIG DARBY CHURCH /

BIG DARBY CHURCH
Sunday School $50 am. z
Church service 1920 am. /" "
B.Y.F. met Sunday evening at
the church. The film, Queen Esther
was shown.
Sunday School and church picnic
at the Recreation Center Sunday
evening, August 3.
SHARON MENNONITE
CHURCH
There will be no services at the
church this week. 1t is not certain
about Sunday. Members can call
to find out for sure.
Mrs. ]. F. McClain and grand
daughters, Bernice and Colleen
McClain of Alexandria, came Mon.
day to visit the E. B. Converses.
Mrs. McClaii1 will 60 home Friday
and the girls will remain until
their mother, Mrs. verle McClain,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01
ATTEND CONFERENCE

X. r. Whiteslde, Secretary :
Treasurer of the Farmers National
Farm Loan Association, Washing
ton c. H., has returned from at
tending conference at The Fed
eral Land Bank of Louisville, Ken
lucky. The conference, held every
other year is for some 100 man.
aging heads of national farm loan
associations in Ohio, Indiana, Ken
lucky and Tennessee.
F. E. Caldwell of London, and
Paul B. Holway of West jefferson,
are members of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Farmers Nationa!
Farm Loan Association of Wash
ington c. II. sus D
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01
DAIRY DAY AUG. 8

Dairy Day at the state Agricul-
tural Experiment Station at Woos-
ter will be Friday, August 8. The
program will include information
on mastitis threat of Anthrax and
foot and mouth disease, brucellosis
in Ohio; dairy calves; rumen
function, silage, and other dairy
topics. Programs can be obtained
from the Madison County Exten-
sion Office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01

a gun, knife or explosive bomb.
Early Saturday morning in the
Convention Hall an assassin might
have been able to take not only
the Presidents life but the lives
of thousands with one good fire
bomb.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. John E. Harper, Georges
viilers Road, entered Mt. Carmel
Hospital Wednesday for observaz
ton. and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01

Mrs4and: Mrs Richard Saxour,
East Center ST., announce the birth
of a son Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01

aaafrt .s.s $50 fs aa4g.
amor 9tuo1ns
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01

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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-01

and Phyllis.
Carolyn Bishop of Delaware
spent the first of this week with
her brother, Robert Lee Bishop.
Mrs. Eva Evans of Dayton spent
I last week with her brother-in-law,
Clyde Bishop and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sherwood
were Sunday evening callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker.
Jack Roby and Austin Harbage
flew to Lebanon Sunday and at
tended the air tour there.
Miss Mary Alice Sherwood is a
counselor at the Ohio Conservation
Camp this week.
Mrs. Rollan Sherwood was hos
tess to the Hayden Bridge Club
Friday. Mrs. Edward Hennis was
a guest. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
Robert Lombard, Mrs. Neil Sher-
wood and Mrs. Walter Latham.
Mrs. Hennis received a guest prize.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoughton,
Sue and jeanne, of Roswell, New
Mexico, are visiting Mrs. Slough
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Skaggs.
Mrs. Skaggs, who had been visit
ing at the Stoughton home in New
Mexico accompanied them to her
home.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
YOU
MODERN HOME

Seekers should see this very reason
ing represented by this very large
corner firm. 2i2-bath brick home.
huge. liV. rm: and adjoining but sep
arate large. din. rm.,. nice-stZe dream
kitchen with tile walls, stainless steel
sink and many built-in cupooards
and work tables. Tappan ,glass-door
gas range; adjoining. the liv. I'M. Is
with nice tile powder rm; House has
several mirrored walls in liv. rm. and
din. rm and is completely carpeted
on the st fir. with Wilton all-wcol
carpeting. House also has built in
draw drapes and metal Venetian
stone patio beckons you from the
iiv. rm.: nice f1repl with pull-chain
screen and built-in bookcases are
other liv; rm features. The stair
inquired plate-glass inserts. Stairs,
hall and master bedrm. also have
wall-to-wall Wilton carpeting. Every
bedrm. has extra large closet space
and built-in chests Of drawers; z
and a large rallied sun deck complete
huge Enotty pine and leather
trimmed recr. rm. built around
beautiful firepl. and luxurious bar
recr. rm. is a bathroom. Laundry
room with Laundromat and bar
refgr. are included In sale. The. ex-
terror l00X100 lot is beautifully
Handicapped and surrounds q handy
Very reasonably priced at. S34.750.
with low down payment and terms.
HERBERT & SONS
Evening star., 1952-10-21
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SIX UNIT de, luxe, brand-new det,
brick apt. bldgs.. all 2-bedrm. units.
excel. Silve, Spring location; over
sEaG s7a9o EsTa4EE yfs1lE sH He0me sAFFF1L eveE Nj
$5a. a.Ooo-e-unit 2-bedrm. apt. bldg.
in Silver Spring. Annual gross in
s1me 81 oso, No agents. 81. 1850,
Estate MUST BE soLD-101 4th
st. Sc. and 401 A st. s,e. Brick bust
ness corner and apt; rental $3.50
per mo-: consider best offer. HARRY
JUSTINE. Ma 2s44. sl1 18th st.
,n;T,' nT,' We Wo ,5I,5 5415 afteg 6, 1a1
heuse neo 4 units; scompletely rented,
$1,000 TO- 90 DoWN own PAYMENT will buy 4
good rental homes. $1,000, a 4-fam-
lily apt FALLS CHURCH REALTY.
s.E.-New 5-family brick semidet.; i;
| bedroom. indiv. heat; on busline.
S35 $50 equity cash, 10. 3-6sS9.
NEAR 18th AND YOU SITS. Nv
and 8 rms. Kit. bath: indiv. heat !:
BARN. ST. 5000 ewes. DE. 3s3s.
$4,000 SO. FIT. with. frame house. 2
blocks north of Columbia and On
repairs but suitable for immed. use
unit apt. house and possibility Of
larger bldg Shown by appt ewes. or
week end S31. 200. Phone owner
after 8 pm.. OIL. 1882.
2-FAMILY BRICK DUPLEX. liv. rm
dinette kit. bedrm.. tile bath in ea..
alum. storm windows and blinds.
bsmt.. rec. rm.. washer, gas h.-w.h.,
fenced yard and separate entrs.;
nr. school, shop. and transp.: as
sumo CT loan. LU. 4-0371. 30
RENT. $1,000 YR.-Price. $4,000;
Md. ave; ne; brick. 4 r. and b. and
E. A BARRY, ME. 1888.
FOUR-UNIT BLDG. $3.50. with
S102 mo. income. 2OS 5th st. s.e.
See first. then call RA. 22OO. pa
DET. 7-UNIT-New BLDG. semi-fp.
liv.. rm.. kit. din. rm., 2 bedrms
and bath each; Pac. boiler. oil fuel;
gro. rent. S7.S96. Price S64, 500;
$25, 900 cash. This is a solid in
vestment. Call Mr.. Terms. DE. 1745.
REALTY INVESTMENT CO.. Real
EAST CAPITOLo ST. - stores and
apts.; over $233 monthly quoted.
Shows nice return. $1,000 down.
AuERBAcH & CO., D1. 6501. AID.
BRICK BLDG. with 4 apartments;
good income: space suitable for pro-
fessional offices in bldg; no race
discrimination to buyer. Call AL.
r2SS or
Evening star., 1952-10-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

IA so. FT., end floor: with office for
rent at reasonable price also front
Call Ii. 4-923l until pm. except
Sat. and Sun --36
81, 900 SO. FIT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. r, r. siding and office.
MA hSS5
Evening star., 1952-10-21

S15,q50
CoZy 2-bedrm. bungalow with liv. rm.,
din. rm., lge. equip. kit. spacious
dry bSmt.: fenced lot; storm win
dowS; immac. cond. Priced to sell.
See 1t today.
S13,500
Two-story. 6-rm.. det. home featuring
3 extra lge. bedrms., spacious mod
ern kit. garbage disposal. conv.
pantry. new screened porch; lovely
lot. owner moving to Florida. Call
now.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY

CASH BUYERS for D. c., Md. and
Va. homes. OR. 6916. L. T. GRA-
WAITE. Realtor, 1918 K st. NV,
MA. 0753.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
Mr.. SUPER HIGHWAY
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

BETHESDA, MD.-20-ft. strips or
more, located in this fast-growifg
OIL. 1856; ewes. wi 0iSa. -2is
FOUR ACRES. with 500 feet on rail-
road; Just over d. C. line: 60 feet
fronting III halfway. Call Mr..
Castonguay. VI 1869 or ST. 7205.
JAMES l.. TlXCH & co.
SMALL 2-STORY CORNER BLDG.
zoned industrial, across from Navy
Yard. l342 1lth st. Sc. E. H.
PERLMAN, NO. 1874 20
Evening star., 1952-10-21
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ALLENTOWN RD. nr. Andrews Field:
detached Cape Cod: equipped kit: 2
bedrms.; stairway to exp. attic; full
sale LU. 4-4ss2. r. PAUL MUDD JtSo
CHEvERLY Three-pedroom house
241T 5ath pl. For sale by OWNER.
Open any time or call y. 1859.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

Brick Cape Cod, Det. Gar.
Lovely 3-bedrm. home, On handicapped
cor. lot. Din. rm., firepl., full dry
bsmt. Owner will consider offers
Reas. down payment; conv. to
MOL and Md. U. Mr.. Cummings,
Wa. 91S7. cox AND CO.
Brick Rambler-$12,75
Cheverly vicinity--Lge. hv. rm., din
L. Youngstown kit. 2 bedrms, ex-
panSible attic; many extras. Cal
MIS-. Atkins, WA. 3773. cox & Co,
UN. 1926. --a2
1-Acre, Detached, Garage
Near Clinton. excellent buy, 2 bed
rms: attr. liv. rm.: very large kit.
equipped with new cabinets. range
and refgr.: .screened-in porch: at
tractive yard with detached garage.
Priced at $1O.5OO, $1,000 down,
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
32I4 Rranch Ave- gT III G --no
Evening star., 1952-10-21
INVESTMENT PROP. wANTEr

REALTY INVESTMENT OUR BUSI-
NESS If your property Is for sale
apt or comm. small or lge.. or If
you have land suitable for develop
ment. by all means call Mr.. Terms,
DE. 7745. REALTY INVESTMENT
CO., Realtors, GE. 2270. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-21
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

DANDY STORE - show windows
private tile lavatory; heat furnished
modern glass front bldg alley il
rear; excellent location. Woodbridge
section; only $95 mo. to acceptable
tenant. MR.. KING. DU. 500,
pm. to 9 pm. 81
SHOPPING CENTER IN MD.-Nea
beauty parlor, barbershop, children
shop. delicatessen or any other type
business OR. $3.50. -22
SIX STORES-Shoppine center /,
West Hyattsville has openings foI
2eauty shop variety or delicatessen
Contains 1000 SO, tt; ample of.
H: G. sMITHY CO. sil 18th ST
NV. ST. $500. ii
WHEATON,, MD.-A-I location. store
now being constructed near larg,
SHOPPING center; l5x60. 30x60. 451
MR.. JOHNSON, 81. 2345. =,
6s52 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. 81,
IT. In new shopping center: am
Gle parking: excellent for ladies
wear. family shoe store. unpaintei
furniture, etc. KASS- BERGER. INC.
EN-. s 90.
10000 so. FIT, end commercial. with
large, mod, well-equipped bldg, plu:
surrounded by high brick wall. Cal
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA
5000
1904 CONN. AVE.-First floor, busy
shopping center at croSStown bus;
long lease to responsible tenant; va
cant. OR. S517.
11OI 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. 25xlo0;
terrazzo f.. excel loc.; gas heat
long lease. resp. tenant. OR. S511.
400 Ist ST. N.W.-Corner store
show window. app. l7x44; -four
lights: completely decorated; Sl2i
mo. To inspect call LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN g. CO., 14l5 X st. NV. ME
sss7 ser number of businesses RA
1916 9th ST. N.W.--App. 24xl2
plate glass show window, addl. I'M
in rear; -four, lights; immed. occup.
500 mo. To inspect call LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN g. CO, 1915 X st. NV
2IOi 18th ST. NW.-Desirable loca-
ton for any business: Wiil lease
18th AND N. Y. AVE. NV; $40 per
mo. Apply 1898 n. Y. ave. NV.
and COMML.. e04 E st. NV. (6et
9th and 7th): cement floor anc
driye-in; good for repair shop Ma
2I3i "a. AVE. NV. 1000 So. it.; ige
window. in active commercial block
open to lease; Woodward g. Norris
123 Goth st. NV. RE. 65S5.
GEORGETOWN--M st, store and liv-
ing quarters or storage space. =
floors above. Will remodel. AUER-
BACH & CO. DI. 6501; AID, 59o7.
900 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Furnlsned
L. W -GROoMS. 739 EYE 81. NV
S37 26th ST. NW.-Corner store
with, 3 rooms. kitchen and balN,
one block from proposed new multi
million DEVELOPMENT
6l7 9th ST. NV. AT G. ST. Near
Hechts and downtown shopping.
1716 LAWRENCE ST. NE.-NeaI
Monroe ST; reasonable.
REALTY, INC, MA. O5S7
--2l
STORE VALUES
25O1 N. Capitol st.-Large corner
store, excellent location for grocery
store; $500 mo.
1000 Eye st. w--Downtown corner
store, includes heat and hot water:
S175 mo.
/ 004 11th ST. n.w--Eduipped with a
beauty parlor. includes heat; SS5 mo,
Evening star., 1952-10-21
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE


91O 1st ST. S.E-Fireproof bldg,
24x53. with vacant lot: 22x45:
structed. C. H. PARKER CO.. 435
18th ST.. sw;. Ma. -2326. -21
SOUTHEAST ID. c., one-story brick
bldg, 2.474 so. IT,, 2 wash rm.. list
comm. $4,000. A. M. ROTH. RE.
Mr.. SO. CAPITOL and Va. aves. s.w.;
2 brick houses and l frame End
comm. zone. Owner must sell. Priced
right for quick sale. H. T. RAN
DoLPH. RE. 2137, TR. 7265. -2l
GA. AVE. AND KENNEDY ST. NV.
Three-story corner brick bldg. with
store and Offices. Most convenient
location. Priced right. RA. 200,
REAR 1900 BLOCK H NE.
Two-story brick warehouse or COM
nercial building, 16x70: only 81. 900
cash needed Cali Mr. Aben. EN-,
O03S. ..
WEINBERG g. BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
30
Evening star., 1952-10-21
HOUSES FOR SAlE-vA.
NAVY

Moved out of this brick Cape Cod
5 rms. with stairway to expansible
attic; full bsmt., auto. heat; school
stores and bus only / blk; $4,000
dn., (maybe less); priced at $14.-
$50.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, of Glebe. OW. 9O9C
Evening star., 1952-05-04
TopGermonLeode Hate Reds
But Can Agree on Little Else

from parties of both the extreme
right and the extreme left.
DR.. Adenauer is relative new
conner to national politics. Until hi
led his Christian Democratic Par
lty to victory in the 1949 elections
he was best known as mayor oi
Cologne from 1916 until Hitlel
came to power in 1888.
He was born in Cologne in 1876
the son of not too prosperous Of.
fetal with a large family. Hi.
father died when he was IL year.
old. Two Older sisters and &
brother gave him a university
education and he qualified as {
lawyer.
Three days after the Nazi.
came to power. DR.. Adenauer wa'
dismissed as Cologne mayor. HI
lived in frugal obscurity from 1913:
until 1914. Then he and his wife
were arrested by the Gestapo
They were released after severa
weeks. The wars end found DR.
Adenauer in refuge in a monas'
terry in the Eifel Mountains.
Ousted by British in 1945.
He returned to his native cit,
and became mayor again but no
for long. British occupation au
thorities ousted him in 1945, say
ing he had not been carrying ou
military government policies will
sufficient thoroughness.
Then came his rise to leader
ship in the Christian Democrat,
Party. Since he formed the frs
postwar government in Yves
Evening star., 1952-05-04

raphy at the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, whose camera column
appears regularly in The Sunday
Star and who discusses this years
contest on today's camera page.
The final four winners in SINH
lar contests conducted by lead
ing newspapers over the country
will make up the entries in the
national contest. Last year $50
photos were entered in the final
judgings.
Additional Prizes Listed.
Heretofore a final grand prize
of $1,000 was awarded to the
ultimate winner in the national
contest, but due to increasing
interest, final prize of $1,000
will be awarded this year to the
winner in each of the four
Photographic classifications.
In addition, the second place
winner in each classification will
be awerded $500 and each third
prize winner. $3.50. There will be
68 Special Merit Awards of $50
each and 200 Honor Awards OF
$25 each.
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Entries should be addressed tc
Amateur Snap Shot Contest
Editor, 401 Star Building, Wash
ington 4,
Evening star., 1952-05-04
West Germany Cautions
On Four-Power PROPOSAL
BY the Associated Press

BONN, Germany, May 3.-West
German government spokesmen
cautiously declined comment to-
night on the United States pro-
posal for a trial four power meet
ing on the German question.
But the Socialist Party, which
has been demanding four-powel
action, hailed the proposal fol
joint investigation by the fou1
Allied high commissioners of the
possibility for holding free nation
al elections throughout Germany
A Socialist spokesman said this
Is an excellent way to find out il
a free national election actually is
possible" The spokesman added
however, that his party was sur
prised at the American action.
The West German government
headed by Chancellor Konrad Ade-
nauer's coalition of three conser-
vative and right wing parties, has
shown extreme skepticism of Rus
sian sincerity in proposing foul
power talks and for reunificatior
Evening star., 1952-05-04

frontiers can be given better pro-
lection. He thinks the Allies are
reserving too much power to
themselves in the proposed peace
contract.
DR.. Schumacher was born in
a small village in Western Prus-
sia. His father, a modest civil
service official, sent him to COL
lege where he studied economics.
Described as a Marxist, he still
has nothing in common with the
Communists and considers his
ideas more in line with those of
the British Labor Party and the
French Socialists.
He has declared that his So
Icial Democrats can cooperate nei-
ther with the Communists nor DR..
Adenauer's Christian Democrats
because neither is really a Ger
man party-"both have their
iPopes outside Germany"
Evening star., 1952-05-04

Germany in 1949. he has become
known as the strong man" of the
new Germany and a leading ad-
vocate Of European federalism.
Tall and lean, DR.. Adenauer has
a strangely immobile face. Broken
glass in an automobile accident
slashed his face. Plastic surgery
saved him but left his face a cold
rather forbidding mask.
A devout Catholic, DR.. Adenauel
leads simple life. He does not
smoke, but does enjoy an occa-
sional glass of wine. Gardening is
his chief hobby. He mas beer
married twice and is the father o1
seven children. Both wives died.
Schumacher Held 10 Years.
DR.. Schumacher is a more dra-
matte figure. He lost an arm ir
Flanders during World War I, and
a leg was amputated after WorlC
War II as a by-product of the
more than ten years he had spent
in Hitler's concentration camps
He has never married.
Now Sc years old, DIR. Schu.
macher became active in Socialist
politics soon after World War I
Climbing inside the party hier-
achy. he was made editor of the
Socialist party newspaper. He wa.
elected to the Reichstag in 1880
There he opposed the rise oi
Nazism. After Hitler came tt
power, he spent the ten years
from 1888 to 1943 in concentration
camps. He was arrested again il
1914 and remained a prisoner
until the end of World War II.
Determined, decisive, sardonic
DR.. Schumacher has opposed many
Western policies in Germany. He
wants no German rearmament
until West Germany's eastern
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Stars Snapshot Contest Opens
May 25;.Pizes Total SIS 900

The annual Evening Star Snap
shot Contest, summers most ex-
citing event for amateur photog-
Irapllers in the District area, will
begin May Is. it was announced
yesterday.
The contest, which lasts Is
weeks. will be climaxed by the
annual Newspaper National Snap
shot Awards in which the final
winners in The Stars contest will
be entered.
Increasing in popularity each
year among camera lobbyists, the
total prizes in the national con-
test have been increased to $15,-
900 this year. The national prizes
heretofore have totaled 10000
AS in each of the 13 previous
contests, the Photographic COM
petition has been divided into
four classifications. They are (A)
Babies and Children; CB) Young
People and Adults; Co Scenes
and Still Life; and CD Animal
Life.
Weekly prizes in The Star con-
test will be SO for the best snap
shot, regardless of classification
two prizes of IS each and one
honorable mention award. The
best photo in each classification is
chosen each week.
| Closes in September.
At the close of The Star con-
test in September, the final win
ners in each classification will be
awarded a $25 prize and the
photos entered in the national
contest.
Last year. hundreds of snap
shots were submitted to The Star
and three winners in the loca.
contest also won prizes in the
national contest. They were C. H
Severance and Henry Gichner OF
Washington and Mrs. Florence
Sharp of Arlington.
Both The Star contest and the
national awards are exclusively
for amateurs. While the contest
opens officially May Is, snapshots
taken since last July l are eligible
for entry. Detailed contest rules
will be published in next Sundays
kStar.
Judges for the weekly contest
also will be announced later. One
OF them will be Alexander j
Wedderburn. curator of photog-