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Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IN WASHINGTON OR VICINITY
House with bedrmS.. from private
owner. can pay cash. Box los,
IF fROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire,
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
sRPEafsf Hesafs eHsa Dn snee yon9 aalg home
any location. any condition. cslj
CASH BGYERs waiting for 3 and 4
bedrm. homes IN NV. Wash. nearby
sUase ESns cs SG wgTzES and Es REAL "a is srgE y9p!
Mo6EkN aao cLRsN Ria SS sysSi Sedrm s 10 home 1%
f s3ens soos ? %ss Rfsso' coa Ss ipfa T6
HOMES HOMES Z URGENTLY Fly NEEDED = I
a 3-bedroom rambler under S2S. 900
and q 4-bedroom Cape Cod under
$4,000. Must be In good north
A1nSGn Mr. Mer 0eston oR ssss EYES With Pe1Ss FRANk is
Desire 70 BUY nice s-bedfoon
home, nice location; have cash. Nc
AGENTS: Box At, Star. g.
ATTIENIIOM TI ne: and sc. owners-
with 20 yrs. Of experience. List your
good results IS JOE Sc1J cuRTo II ri REALLY AZ ~
FSR az saTfsFxcr6Ry Fl Rs 6F 7ssS Issit. ., ,o,
EER. % SgAIfoR. r." uN. n s'' Ssss;' evss', %sE,
APT. JEWELLERS want to buy from
owner 2-bedrm. modern. bungalow
nearby Va; no close neighbors; am
pie lot for puttering; only have ST.,
600 cash Box 123-R Star
INDIVIDUAL SEEKING small house
NV. D; C.: . bedrms., det.: sub
Cash sssRtisl R1caT fffh VOW w for 145sS % bed
rm. frame or brick home; n ! II in silver
Spring; free estimates. 81. 0765.
cash or sell for you on terms. Your
satisfaction is our success With
SogHs ogs ohligati91 % call cAMPANELLA &
I cRii VIII E1 rA4 w CASH TO-DAY for your
home; any location, any condition
LEIGH 9. KELSEY CO. specializes
in Brightwood and NV; homes: ,Is,D For
homs ss1lsn cali Ii sE eGyHs 5osS isRE
CAPE APE COD OR RAMBLER. with
bsmt.; $4,000 to handle: mr.. NV.
Co., for mvseIf. BOX 46s-R' Star.
TRADE Baltimore individual house
nice residential area, for. compar-
able. d. G. area property. 4-bedroom
brick. nice yard, within 400 yds
grade school, cross buslines. Box
CHEVY Hsvi stSFi CHASE REALTY co. ha.
many clients who need desirable
AZ FxRra AfR a0%fs Rh sN ses cash
rm. brick in Sc. Jo. 3-SssS.
Rms Not BsMT IN so NV Or Eo6 nearby
wh SEof aAvE W. ( Gall cLfENr fA f2tGi tWGisHrNGl tc
not less than 2 acres and at q
+ price Of between $50, 900 and S75,-
900. Stone. or brick, 4-bedroom
IS minutes driving time from Wash,
ington, and will consider up to 150
acres. Please call Mr. Reed with
INEZ CIISHARD. Realtor, OR. 1899
10 ROOMS or more. downtown, Cap
ipl Hill or Mt. Pleasant. suitable
ton immaterial. z. w. THURM
PARTY Wv WANTS to buy from owner
white or colored houses. Will pay
al cash; Box 466-R, Star.
VETERAN desires one or two-bedrm
house or cooperative apt. on or
before June J.. Max. $1,000 down
SOS per mo BOX a6-T, star.
PRIVATE PARTY would like to buy
from owner, good . or bedroom
house, Falls Church or Mclean
area: good lot. No agents. BOX
CASH for 81 rms: consider COM
mercial or industrial, or apt. units:
consider farms. GE. 1171.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL or rent
your property in s.e. or nearby Md
For quick, courteous service and
tate specialists. LU. 4-43S2. T.
PATJT, MIDI co -
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$1,000 DOWN
ONLY S15,95O

,-bedroom all brick Cape Cod with
attached garase in convenient Ar
nngton location. Living room with
fireplace, separate dining room.
large equipped kitchen. full base
ment with outside entrance. Call
now to see.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
THE SUNDAY STAR E-17z
INVESTMENT PROP. COR SALE

PAYING GUEST with privacy is pos
sible here. well built, good repair:
iarse raas rooms; sits siTcslient transp .Cc sa.
Call WO. 3026, or WI. 1882.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
GAMBLE Sc

GAMBLE &c
On q call and we guarantee II you're
first it'll be the best investment
you've made. Brand-new English
brick Cape Cod on wooded "a acre,
has lge. living rm. with fireplace
and 8 lovely bedrms. and tile bath
on 1st fir. Above ground English
bsmt. contains lge. dining rm. with
picture window and tremendous
square kit, completely equipped plus
extra n bath. Only S4,150 required.
Call exclusive sales agent.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes on Wilson. IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
{. Realtor. IA. z
81 Lee Highway.
S12.750

$12,75O
By owner; 2 bedrms.: in excel. eond
with rugs and some furniture: 10
Minis. from Pentagon and Navy an
Bancroft shopping center; Arlington
County school busses stop in front;
SS5.24 per mo. incl all utils., main
tenance. taxes, ins. and interest:
$4,000 down, will consider So. 900
cash and balance in note. 1928
Sth rd.. g.. Apt. 6. Arlington. ia.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

AL BAKER & SON., INC
116 So. st. Asaph St., Alex, Va.
AL. 6644 or TIE. 7343.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
ASSUME CT LOAN
nnTrsra go 0En

located near Dunn Lorins. practically
new cinder -block bhngalow. painted
white: white; LYING Tying room room l2xls; 2 bed bed
equipped kitchen, breakfast alcoye.
utility room; stairway to attic; nat
ural gas heat; lot 80x220 It. Pur-
chaser can assume OF loan. 1850.
4ee, payable $65 per month. in
Guiding interest, principal. taxes and
oW. 7223; ewes. EI.. a64e. --3i
Evening star., 1952-03-30
SMALL ESTATE
OR FARM

Four to six bedrooms, preferably
furnished. minimum Of 90 acres
be modern and comfortable. I'M
mediate possession. Year lease by
responsible tenants. Brokers pro-
tected. Cali MR.. SAM RING, DI.
1900; ewes, TIE. 072S. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ROSEMONT,s ALEXANDRIA
Dr., $50 Mo.

2 bedrms., basement. living room
dining r9om. kitchen. Payments
and insurance. All brick and in
wonderful condition. EARLY OC-
CUPANCY.
C. F. WOODROE, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Open Evenings
OY 1000 IA O.2J M
Evening star., 1952-03-30
COLORED

nearby Fairfax county. House under
construction. Priced for quick sale.
Only $1,000. For complete details.
call MR.. MICHAEL, JA. 7-7S48;
eveS.. KE. 3-659S. $50
Evening star., 1952-03-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY

IN MIDDLEBURG - Spacious 200
year-old home. situated on about
one acre; completely moderniZed
few years ago. but retaining most
Of the original woodwork and old
den. 3 fireplaces. 4 baths. Small
modern stable for 3 riding horses.
A quaint slave cabin and an old
surveyors cabin now serve as 2
guest cottages. $4,000. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. Exclusive
Agents, CHI. 8s3S; eve. and Sun,
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA. /.
CORNER GEM
VACANT

gaia wilson Blvd. ew. sst
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19
British WaEt
Full Story OF
POW Shooting

LONDON R-Three leading Brit
ish newspapers expressed misgiv-
ings here over the shooting Of
riotous Communist prisoners in
Korea and demanded a fuller ex-
PLANTATION.
The liberal, independent Man.
chester Guardian and the conserv-
ative London Daily Mail warned
that the shootings may weaken the
whole U. N. position on the prison
er-of-war issue.
The laborite London Daily Herald
called the latest shooting episode
at Pongam, where 81 Red prisoners
were killed and 12O wounded, dis
turbing" and demanded lets have
the facts"
"It does the United Nations no
| good to have to admit that some of
the prisoners in its hands are still
out Of control" the Guardian said
In an editorial. 8
In q full column, front-page edi-
torial, the Daily Mail cautioned
against playing into Communist
hands by calling the Americans
trigger happy"
"The question TO be asked Is not
why the Americans fired but why
5000 prisoners were allowed to
concentrate in such q fashion," it
said.
The Daily Herald referred to a
statement in the House of Com
mons Wednesday that the British
government has been pressing the
u. S. government for full reports
on earlier Korean prison incidents
but the reports have not yet been
received.
This is not the way to establish
confidence between allies who have
a joint responsibility in Korea un
der the u. NJ" the Herald de-
ci4red. 1--WE trust that urgent ef-
forts win be made to restore that
confidence by supplying the detail
ed information to which the public
Is entitled"
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19
Legion Announces
Christmas Party
Complete Plans

Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28 to-
day released the complete pro-
gram for the American Legion S
Christmas Party for children of
LegionnaiereS scheduled to get un-
derway at 4 p. m. on Saturday
at the American Legion Home on
Stock Island.
The program as released by the
Committee is as follows: Master
of Ceremonies, Legionnaire John w
Miller; Movies Comedies, etc. },
80 minutes; Christmas Music and
Carols with Norman C. Kranich
as accompanist on piano; Clown
act SpecialtitieS. John Esperdy and
Company; Arrival of Santa Claus;
Distribution of gifts to children in
attendance; Christmas Music.
This annual event of Arthur Saw.
yer Post % was arranged by the
following committee: Judson Ste
phens, Chairman; Joe Metzger,
M. E. Lewis and John W. Moser
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19

DELTA, Pa. W.-Fire company
officials Of this SoiitAsassern York
County COMMUNITY reported this
happened Taesday when Mrs. 81.
msr Millse aeeidentally Stepned on
her Pct eats tAns
TIE CIT screamed, frighasning
Mrs Miner and esssing her to
lose her balance and topOls over.
Shs fen against her hus6Snd, who
was earning Q can Of kerosene.
Ihe ksroeene splattsred al over
and was ignited BY o heater.
Flames sprsAd throash The four
rotm apaFSmsnk causing damage
estimated ak $s,ooo BY TIE Millers
and forcing them 70 svacuate.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19

the hands Of Middle Of the Road
Progressive Democrats, serving
all the people, rich or poor, the
laborer and the capitalist.
NOTES FROM HERE AND
THERE: Have spent the past ten
days On the East Coast, from Key
West to Jacksonville; saw 50
many friends I cannot begin to
tell you about them. There was
real satisfaction for me In the
great success this year Of the
Orange Blossom Classic, many
features of which I helped to ar
range, including the appearance
there Of high ranking army OFF,
GERS and two Florida Negro sol.
diers, Sgt. Oscar Dudley Of Tai.
lahassee' and Sgt. william Pope
Of Pensacola, both Of whom earn
cd medals for VaIorous combat ser.
vice In Korea. All F1oridians are
proud of these boys, and Of the
great Negro college, A and NJ,
whose football team defeated Vir'
ginia State and won the National
Negro collegiate championship.
Defense Secretary Lovstt was re.
presented at the Classic by Jim
Evans. a Miamian who II civilian
assistant 10 the Secretary. Had
q wonderful weekend at Key West
which is going 10 continue to
thrive even Y It does lose the
Little White House.. Regret
I had time for only quick stop.
0vsrs ct West Palm Beach, Fort
Lauderdale and St. Augustine but
eyeFy minuts with those wonderful
friends there was golden. Spend
ing my last few FAN days in
Florida around Jaeksonvills, my
political home base where I had
my state headquarters in 1850, and
Il 10 . real treat 70 be With scores
Of friends here. My big defeat
this FAN was my inability 10 make
so many places ! had my heart
set On visiting. 50 unta next
time.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19
Child To Father
Serving Abroad

NEW YORK Up - His passport
troubles over, two-and-a-half-year-
old Johnny Booth is due in Frank
furt, Germany, now.
The mother of the youngster died
last September and he has been
living with relatives in Indianap-
oils.
The father, 1t. Col. Maynard
Booth, who is with the Army in
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19
Fourteen Men
Promoted In
Marine Corps

Fourteen men were promoted re-
Gently at an indoor ceremony in
the Marine Barracks. Eleven are
Korean veterans.
The five who made Sergeant are
Harold E. Bell, Dave L. Coma
lez, Curtis P. Hebert, Michael
Keogh, and Joseph B. Thompson.
The eight men who earned their
second stripe include Ralph w.
Barlow, Stanley G. Bradley, Glynn
T. Bush, Oscar NJ. Cejudo, Viii.
liam D. Collier, James T. Harri.
son, James B. Hunt, John A. Mul-
Ter, and Thomas F. Wagner.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19
LAND REFORM BY
CHINESE NATIONALISTS

TAIPEH, Formosa R-The Chi
nese Nationalist Cabinet Wednes-
day put the finishing touches on q
land reform program which would
limit private ownership to three
hecares GA acreS).
The government viii pay land
owners for any excess in land
bonds and shares in public corpor-
ati0nS.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19
Friday December 10. 1882 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

Frankfurt, made the arrangements
to have Johnny join him for the
Christmas season. But lack of a
written request for Johnny to make
the trip halted him here on Tues
day.
He was cared for by a Trans
World Airlines official until a cable
arrived from his father.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19

/ understand that a great deal
Of political shopping is now going
on as an aftermath Of the Novem.
Der election results. My hope 10
that with al the swapping and
shopping the interests Of the tax.
payers viii not be given short
shrift.
The Senate Democratic Caucus
b called for Friday morning, jan
aary 2. and while I do not expect
IN disharmony to develop In this
meeting, It is apparent the seeds
are sown for q renewal Of q battle
which has been going on now for
several years. It may be settled
rs early as 1854.
There is bound TO Be q struggle
% to who is going to assume he
leadership in the Democratic Par.
ty and set ks direction, and much
Of this fight win take place within
the United States Senate.
This ought TO BE- . good family
fight, but 1t ought to be kept N
the family, and when an attach
is made on the family, we ought
10 have the spirit and the heart
to close ranks and fight 4 common
enemy.
There are q dwindling few n
our party who have soueht 10
seize the control Of our party and
to use its machinery in power
plays to serve q particular sehocl
Of thought. Despite our disagree.
ment with their methods and even
the ends they seek, I do not Id.
vocate or favor The least eflcFt
to drive them out Of the Party.
I would not be surprised bow.
ever, to see some political reaIlGnr
ments In the next few years with
some Of those who have sociMliu.
tic learnings forming their own
party ~ they realise they no
longer will be able to travel &C
Democrats.
By the 1854 congressional elee-
tion, confidently expect 10 see
the Democratic Party firmly In
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19

1t is believed that the area now
occupied by the Sahara Desert
was a fertile region when man
first appeared there.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19
Smathers Will Be Home For
Christmas With His Family.

WASHINGTON: Dictated from
Ficrida) By the time many Of you
receive this, I hope to be home
and doing my last-minute Christ.
mas shopping and preparing to
stay home for q week or 50 with
my family. I know the boys have
grown Q lot since I saw them last
and ! look forward to gettiAg out
IN. the park with them while
school ID out to toss the football
about q bit. Both John and Bruce
have been playing on featherweight
teams playing games every week,
and two months on the English
peas circuit may have me in such
poor condition I may not be able
70 play up 10 their accustomed
standard.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-19

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the hands Of Middle Of the Road
Progressive Democrats, serving
all the people, rich or poor, the
laborer and the capitalist.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17

Under the Maryland law the status
"head of family" still exists. The term
means an individual who maintains in
one household, one or more dependents
who come within the definition of de-
pendent as set forth herein. This
status accords the taxpayer per-
sonal exemption of $4,000. However,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17

his requirements for filing are based
on the gross income figure for a single
person, or $1,000. 1t is important to
note that in head of family cases the
dependent must lie maintained in the
same household with the taxpayer. In
determining the dependent credit in
head of family cases one dependent
must be excluded. Thus a person
qualifying as head Of family but hav-
ing but one dependent is allowed a
personal exemption of $1,000. A per
son qualifying as head Of family and
having two dependents is allowed
personal exemption Of $4,000 plus a
dependent credit of 5000.
The third article of this series viii deal
with other important features % the Mary
land Income Tax Law
Try the Want Ads
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Try the Want Ads
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17

school will be held Monday, January
2S, at 1880 p. m.
At a recent meeting Of the Senior
All Club Of Grantsville. Mrs. En-
mons Warwick, leader, the following
officers were named for the year
President, Shirley Mickey; vice-presi-
dent, 10 Ann Younkin; secretary
Doris Hummel; treasurer Eilene Rich
ter; publicity, Yvonne Richter
Loretta Butler, Bird Study; program
committee, 10 Ann Younkin. Patty
Kelley, Loretta Butler. Sonia Pat
ton and Shirley Mickey. Refreshments
were served.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17

Attest: J. j. ASHBY, Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17
Additional Local
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

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for the hair, $498 value for $500
ADV. 47-lt.
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Aureomycin T. F. for swine enteritis.
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FOR Potatoes. $3.50 per
hundred lbs. Edward Fitzwater, Deer
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17

Britain appealed to L. S. and three
other nations to share job of keeping
the Sucz Canal open in hostile Egypt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-11-13

But il YOU ever saw a bunch of
silly expressions you should have
been at the banquet for Farming
for Better Living. We strained
every nerve not to miss word Of
the "Yugoslavian doctor who was
studying at nearby college. His
message was terrific and every
farmer and his wife showed in
their faces that they had a respon-
-ibility in helping save the world.
Ms. Kermit Glotfelty came out
with That's right" about as often
as Uncle Lorenza used to say
Amen" at the revivals at Middle
Run Mr. VIII Offutt had a
thoughtful look and his wife was
most serious. A. p. Naylor cupped
his hand to his car So a. not to
miss a word
But they trjckcd us, He was an
American born Irishman, whose
hobby is to entertain by impcrSona-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-11-13
keenine In With Ike

If Ike can set the pace, we can
follow. His orders for a simple IN
auguration without much expense
gave us an idea, too. The parents
and children of our local Luther
League had a marvellous time Sun
day night with homemade rccrca-
tion and simple refreshments at the
cost of two quarts Of milk or a
dozen doughnuts per family
For too long, we have been stuff
ing ourselves at every meeting,
losing sight of the fact that the
real purpose of the meeting is to
nourish the mind and soul.
How rich our children can be-
come, if we can get across to them
that money buys only few of the
riches of the world.
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ton. We we're a gullible crowd, The
joke may have been on us, for we
did feel silly-but you know, that
man gave us some things to think
about.
O.
had to learn from fourth
grade class taught by Miss Gladys
Hamill in Kitzmiller that cabbage
should not be washed before max
ing kraut. 1t washes away the
spores that cause fermentation.
They didn't teach us anything about
the effect of the moon. But do
know the brine stays up better if
the kraut is made in the light of
the moon-ol when it's "on the
up"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-11-13
CRELLIN

~
is,,a "a'' ,i y ~ =, alr,'a ", '3,
yossaly last SUNDAY at then home,
also tie birthdays Of Ernest Co
low. Jr; Dennis 0oIaW and ms
a dinner al the home of Ah. and
Mrs E. + Colaw, 81, Sunday.
nose present were W ana Nfs;
Ms Dennis GoIaw ma family
and Mr., and Mrs. Ernest AshbE,
H. H. ana lall'',E % Ieii'i e vi. auG
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-11-13

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ent so perfect in design that it outper
forms any other snow tire you can get The
Suburbdnite actually has nearly two
thousand knife-like edges that bite right
into snow and take hold on ice. Its wider
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for longer wedr and queter operation when
the pavement is dry. Come in today - get
Suburbanite for safer easier winter driving.
The best snow tire money can buYl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-11-13
Embarrassment vs.. Hone

When George won the door prize
at the f. f. 3. L. banquet it was
indeed an embarrassing moment
for me. 1t seemed that everyone
snickered when he was handed a
25-lb, bag of buckwheat flour. Then
| began to realize the audience
knew | couldn't turn that bag Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-11-13
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-11-13
1t Runs Through
My Mind
Don't You Feel Silly q?
BY POLLY j. HANST


When you race to train and
see it pun out Just as you step on
the station platform?
Or when you're in desperate need
Of taxicab and you wave franti-
cally, only to have it whiz by?
Falling down is a well known
one for making one feel foolish,
but is it amy worse than chasing a
hat through the street that got
caught in a gust Of wind?
When you're burning trash on a
dry, breezy day and have the fire
get away from you, and you beat
and stamp with all your might
lnowing that every neighbor in the
block is watching from her kitchen
window.
When YOU extend your hand in
greeting and not have it met by
another hand ?
When YOU pull and tug ON a
stuck door and it opens while
you're still full of motion, to find
some dignified guest waiting to be
received?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-11-13

Mrs Frances Clary, Deer Park,
Saturday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-08
SOCIETY," SOCIAL EVENTS AND NEWS OF THE CLUBS[

her recent trip to Chapala, Mex
leo. She described some of the
beautiful tropical plants; houses
in the section she visited and re-
counted several humorous ex-
periences. 8u
Mrs. Frank j. Wood gave a
brief comment on the new book,
THE Lady in the Pulpit" by
Laura Kerr. the story Of the first
woman in the United States or
dained to the ministry.
A young guest of the afternoon,
Master Ricky Halterman, recited
3 poem, The Little Owl in the
Glenn"
Mrs. Robert Day had a pamph-
let on THE Crucifixion" contain
ing a painting by that name
found in one of the buildings in
Forest Lawn Cemetery, California.
Since women are concerned
with the political situation, Mrs.
Graham MegaW read several
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-08

humorous remarks about presi-
Dental candidates.
Mrs. A. r. Hooking had pic
lures of her daughter, Dorothy
Ann, talented violinist, who has
been guest artist on the club
program several times.
Mrs. r. II. Thomson read a
poem, Hello by Ben Burroughs;
since the club recently had a pro-
gram on Wills and Estates, .
Mrs. James F. Bell read will
made by a man of unsound mind
who died in a state institution in
Chicago. Mrs. Henry Beathard
read some interesting facts about
the life of William McGuffey and
Mrs. p r. Emery, a charter of
the club, added a number of in
teresting comments.
The program was concluded
with reading of the poem, The
Garden"