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81, 500 DOWN-S15O MO.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BowIE-S9, ,75O; lovely 5-rm. bum
SSaioW; tuli bsmt: with shower: oil
la-acre wooded lot. Cali Mr.
Fisher. SPARKS AGENCY, DU.
1895; Sun. and ewes. NO. 1875.
DEFENSE HEIGHTS 4-yr.-old.. s.
rm. brick rambler; bsmt.. attic.
Pf!ssd 1sRssf ,S JOHN M H. 'nS SoassoN fS anSfa va
GREEN MEADows-e-rm. Colonial.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. T-5os0.
10
RIvERDALE--Lovely, 2-story brick
home. in nice neishborhood. Four
bedrms.. 3 baths. full bsmt.. and
:s5ss;' sss5sss' e'Ss 9oAs 10. with @Rz Rs.D'1tP
t5xaED4aesiE% 5sns nice ss1d. vltS hSn' ies1d Eqtl
joa jjolRnlns A. wESeTa ef2l Ap. onS 4SSaoos 500 s
WEST HYATTsyILLE-Brick Cape
%%ESNTFza. " NFza AZ. AZ. slSsoo. sDH5i call JOHN Ma A.
$50 PER MO. is all you pay. S75o
cash will buy direct from owners,
a 5-rm. semtdet. brick house, with
loan at AZ: 7da list HSSe1 ave-. Seat at
a4 alesSant; asa a.s7SS OWNERS OIL. 2-ols5e,
CAPE COP HOME; liv. rm., frepl..
bath on 1st floor. End floor, 2
bedrms. and full bath; full bsmt.
outside o5tr entrance; S19,e50. Phone
LARGE zki sisaszi RaMb1ER, s21.soo "a
rms s 9a.tt hv. rm, Pnlek separate lsf efa. Sin.
Em.. basement. disposal. elec. range,
Laundromat; SIT 900: A. 1st trust.
eves.. OIL. 4-7156. " IS
NEW. 2-bedrm. brick rambler. with
large liv; rm;, fully equipped kit;
on lot 40x1O0; .$S,995. for quick
sale. Call HU. $4,000, HOB 6lst
ave-. Capitol Heights at L ST. 10
3-BEDROOM CAPE COD
Ready for Rep. or Dem; quiet neigh
borhood; plenty Of flowers and
f1soa9' fuI| basement Mr. Heasley' HE,
MARSHALL J.. wAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-aoo5
NEW 2-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
CAMP sPRINGS-NEAR ANDREWS
AND BOLLING-ONLY S13,7bO
Well built. beautifully planned; "a
acre, level, shaded lot. All elect
kit. with bar, picture windows, lge.
storage attic. util. rm.: immediate
possession. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO. ST. s-736s.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED tcens.

semidetached ramblers.
daylight Easements: only S1l6 per
mo-; close to Langley shopping CEN
ter and N. H. estate. Call JU.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-$12.e5O. Near Navy
Medical Center and Public Health
Institutes. Cozy 2-bedroom white
CORNER 0aRsaGH os IN s'usssd sood G9 aEsf
PHILLIPS, Wo. $500.
kENS!NGToN, Dy owner, S17.50O-
S-oedrm. brk:;, u baths. firepl.,
Nv; r.: =, heat. full bsmt. dble; corner
In sElNs5if1s terRs do o2ner sols4
dble. corner lot; assume FHA 4NGS
loan; low down paymt. Lo. 5-O!64.
kESs1SSTSNs .SS ,S|1SFs rms, o;:: s.tory , Srias
shrubs: III R:-w.h. Owner soOS will sc sell teq for
low down payment end $50 mo.
Price $1,000. AID. 4-9537. IS
PRETTY, PRETTY and clean as q
pin and Q real value: 2 twin bed
fnnsi ffms;i ti!e bath. big bright kit. with
plenty Of wall space and full bsmt. :
fenced yard for the kiddieS and easy
walk to school. Big GI loan can
6e assumed and price is only SIR
y5Q; Can ME; Sill until 8 pm.
R0CKVILLE--Lovely new 3-bedrm..
cation; liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., big kit. with dishwasher and
disposal, washer. dryer. S19, 500.
SAMUEL z; BoGLEY, INC, Poplar
PoDlsr DiS!' a-adsXS' dEsXSsninEs' Mr. sridses'
THREE BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER
$13.95O. Your own terms. Equipped
Kit. Move in now. See 1t today,
CLAUDE WOOD, REALTOR, 1916
Ga. ave-, JU. $1,000. %
THREE BEDRM. COLONIAL-Firepl
din. rnn.. screened porch; full bsnlt. !:
equipped kit. Takoma Park, Mont.
Co. Near bus, stores, schools;
$l.500 down; $13,95O. CLAUDE
WOOD, REAEToR. s616 Ga. ave.
BRICK RAMBLER-Lse. liv. rm.
with dining space. picture window,
3 bedrms., modern kit; lge bsmt.
partially finished. Call OIL. 9-84O6.
for appointment. IA
VETS - For only $3.50
cash. incl. settlement charges, you
can purchase a new all-brick q
bedrm. det, rambler; conV. to
schools. transp. and shop. RA. 81
GROOM, 2-bath bungalow in Ia
koma PIX, Montg. Co.; big lot; i'm
maculate condition: low price with
terms. Mr.. Carter. Ju. 5-8864.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Reaitor,
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE AREA-Rambler
priced for immediate sale under
S35, ZOO; overlooking the park: 3
recr. rm. with fireplace; gear ga
Xmas. THos. L. PHILLIPS, Wo.
sHEFHERD PARK AREA. you can
celebrate Christmas in this nice
detach frame. if YOU act quick. It
has been redecorated; It is vacant
viii accept reasonable down pay
ment. with balance as 1st trust.
There are large rms. and pantry
!liv.-rm: 14x2D det; gaT;. | block
tor%sSiOn sgSsS &c. Can wn nF s.ksss Lssek. SA
MACoMB SSnsN ST. NEAR CATHEDRAL
Handsome det; brick Colonial, built
By Frank 9: Phillips: Q rms. (soqiv- hc
fH$t1Ss Sif Is. ST. Ss'sE zi;ii III; saSR zs:. ..
MI. Mo, ,pEEAsaNr-on. HEaAsHaaNiro Of those s good.
clean, row-brick homes; bedrms.
2 baths, glassed-in porch: gas h.-w.
nssS nssr ssysryshns new cal Hdfsn NE oE
until 9 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
sth AND RoxBoRo-Three-bedrm.,
semidet.. brick: oil heat; $l3.5O0.
Only 81 900 down. OWNER. 20.
$500 NEBRASKA AVE, ch. ch.. D.
C.-Price, $40, 500: terms. Corner
3-story, finished attic, finished
bsnt., PA baths, new gas heat and
water heater. side screened porch.
Near Lafayette School at 2 buSlineS.
Must sell. AID. 4-432S. .
American University Park
EXCELLENT SECTION
Red brick Colonial home; center
hall; lge. liv. rm., din. rm., DEN
AND Is BATH ON Ist FL; 3 bed
rms, baths, on End A.; large
attic: paneled recreation ROOM; ga
rage; screened porch; well.land-
scaped level lot; SHORT WALK TO
ST. ANN'S AND ALL SCHOOLS;
early possession. Once open I'll Q.
Town d Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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BROOKFARM

An opportunity OF a lifetime to buy
q beautiful new 3-bedrm, all-brick
rambler; full-size din. rm.. ige, liv.
rm. with picture window and f1repi.,
ment, plus built-in leatheretts
breakfast nook. Complete bsmt. with
u bath. outside entr. One Is ready
for Christmas possession. Price.
S1S,950 with lge. FHA 1st trust
available. Call 8 to for appt. to
inspect. IA. 10000,
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FOGGY BOTTOM
MANOR PARK
MISSOURI AVE.

MISSOURI AVE.
AT NORTH CAPITOL.
Do you want q spacious
brick home with q large yard
buslines?
First floor. large hall. lv-
ing room, dining room.
kitchen and breakfast room;
Second floor, hall, 8 large
oeorooms. with walk-in cedar
closets. 2 bathrooms.
Large basement: built-in
garage, large laundry room;
glasSed-in sun porch, extra
size room with fireplace, suit
aole for recreation space.
A one-owner home that's
priced to sell for S2S.95O.
D. LLOYD NORRIS, Realtor
JU. 9-1O27. Ewes, DE. 2-OS23.
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ARLINGTON-FALLs CHURCH
GARDEN CITY

one Of the incest neighborhoods m
Arlington and We are very proud
TO be representing home like this.
It is an all-brick Cape Cod. about
8 yrs. old. Spacious liv. rm. w/firepl.,
bedrm. and full tile bath. very nice
kit; upstairs are . more twin-size
bedrms. and full tiled bath. Big
bsrnt. with rec. rm,. firepl., "a bath
and outside entr.; clean gas heat. A
very reasonable price with wonder
full set Of terms. For appt. to in
spect, call ia. 10000.
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WALKER & DUNLOP

WALfAEH d DUNLOP
6312 Yorktown rd.. Greenacres, Md,
2-story det. brick with bedrms. :.
ays,,sMhl;. ri; Win non lsv'' sscETeeened porch;
door.
S30S Custer I'd. Bethesda. Md, g.
bedrm.,. 113-bath home, on lovely,
quiet st: There is a gar. rec. rm.,
to the new Medical Center. Rent is
S17O. To inspect. call OIL. 2-5424.
These are Just q sample of our many
rentals in Md. and Va.
1900 18th st. NV. co. B-oe2e q
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MCLEAN

Can be reached from d. C. via Chain
Bridge rd., Is min. or less, and the
drive has only | traffic light ard l
stop sign. The privacy and secluslon
Of this unusual older home U6 yrsD
will delight you. Will tell you price
and terms, then call us for an
appt. to inspect. Price, Sl4 500,
S2,e50 cash. Assume lge. $4,000
1st trust. Just a limits a small
estate. Now dial ia. 10000.
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$500 DOWN

$500 DOWN
Delicatessen and Beer. Needs stock
Should easily do $1,000 weekly un-
der good management. Inspect 1877
I st: NV. Call AL Bookofi. RA.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 e st. NV. ma. S-9373
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OUT IN THE COUNTRY

It's q wonderful place to raise chil.
dren, chicks, dogs and yourself,
and we've got tcharm incorpo.
rated) house. Foyer entr. into big.
bright. cheerful liv. rm. w/firepl..
W t%in.siae s bedrm. e' With '1S; powaer der . rm..
delightful kit; Q big bedrms. and
full bath upstairs: q real terrific
bsmt. with rec. rm.; buiit-in ga
rage; oil h.-v h: home in Al
Call US to inspect this property to-
day.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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ROCKVILLE, MD.

Cape Cod. CT loan. Fully developed
area. paved street. sewer, water.
Fireplace with knotty-pine panelling.
dinette, refgr.. Bendix; roughed-in
2nd bath. expan. to bedrms.: fully
insulated; gas heat; wooded lot.
Beautiful cedar shingle construction.
Also, 81 $50 down on 4-bedroom
home. Similar construction with
lot approx. 1s acre. Phone ST.
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USED CAR LOT
equipped, ready for large
scale operation; located on heavily
travelled blvd: must sacrifice. have
other business interest. Cash or
terms will be arranged. Phone UN.
4-4O40. -12
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SILVER SPRING. $50. $50

SILVER SPRING, $12 ,250
Two-bedrm. asbestos shingle rambler;
den. with firepl., hv. rm.-din. rm.
comb, kit; tiled bath: gar; fenced
ing dist. to schools, shopping.
WOODMOOR-$17,750
Low down payment will be consid
cred; 3-bedrm. brick home. Priced
below market value to sell fast. Lge.
liv. rm.-din. rm. comb. with firepl.,
kit: tiled bath; full bsmt.; conv. to
public and parochial schools. I'm
mediate occupancy may be ar
ranged.
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A REAL HOME

A REAL HOME
For the family with erowing pains.
Super liv. rm. wIflrepl., state-size
din. rm.. big kit with space, for
complete breakfast set; twin-size
has . more bedrms. and tiled bath;
attached gar; A-acre lot; developed
N; Arl. neighborhood. Price, $24, $50,
with $4,000 cash. bal. In 1st trust
at SO. Immed. poss. A terrific
buy! Call ia. 10000, 8 to 8.
$2,500 DOWN-$13,950
Buys this all-brick 5-yr.-old bung;
full bsmt. with rec. rm., stairway
to expan. attic that Is already
floored and insul.; 2-week poss.
Hurry ia. 10000 is the number
to dial now.
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BOWIE-S9. $50: lovely 5-rm, bum
galowi full bsmt. with shower: oil
heat. storm doors and windows; /;
i2-acre wooded lot. Call Mr..
Fisher. SPARKS AGENCY, DU.
1895; Sun. and eyes,. NO. 7-s475.
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EDWARD r. CARR. INC.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. s-160b.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

90 18th st. NV. co. B.oe2e
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
P. C. PUTS Up
STIFF BATTLE
ALL The WAY
BY JIM RUDDocK
Special News Writer

In the most exciting game of
the season played here Friday
night the Willard Indians squeak
ed by the PC. Redskins $3.50. 1t
was game that wasn't decided
until the last 20 seconds and then
Willard wasn't sure they we're 60
ing home with a victory.
The whole game might be
summed up in two words, Jim
Miller. Miller, who in a gam e
Tuesday night against Crestline,
scored 43 points, again was high
for the Indians with % points. He
wasn't such tall boy, but enough
to control most of the rebounds
for Willard and if that wasn't
enough he was dead on his shots
from out front.
The first quarter ended UP Will
lard leading 2O-8. P. C. lost ball
four times in the first quarter as
a result of the press Willard was
using. In the second quarter P. c..
solved the press and scored IA
points while Willard was scoring
IL.
With Ball, Jacobs, x Cipiti, and
Woodman bringing the ball down
fast and Bob Carter doing beau
tiful job on the rebounds as Will
Ball, Woodman, the Redskins
played ball on an even keel with
Willard in the second quarter and
the score leaving the half was 32-
% Willard.
In the third quarter PC. scored
20 points while Willard scored
Il. The beautiful one-handed jump
shots of Ball and Woodman, and
the aggressive playing of every
one on the team kept P. C. right
on the trail of the Indians In this
quarter also the loss Louie Ball
was suffered 1when he went out
on fouls.
In the fourth quarter P. C.
really went to work and was con-
stantly cutting down the score
It was the scoring of Petersen,
Carter and Jacobs that made this
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
Erie Bowlers Ahead
In Matches With ROD

In the first two of series of
eight matches scheduled between
four picked teams of the bowling
leagues of Erie and Rossford, the
local outfits outclassed their rivals
in the first contest by annexing
seven of eight points, and in the
second by breaking even with four
points.
Next match will be held Sunday
afternoon, II JAM, on the EOD
alleys.
Winner of the seasons matches
will receive trophy, and the
depot taking the trophy two sea
sons out of three will become the
permanent owner.
In the beginning, the team av.
erages were as near even as could
be expected with only a few pins
difference in the four teams. How
ever, the first Sunday of play
found the Rossford men below
average and the bcwlers from Erie
poured it on.
Erie's teams scored 4949 pins
to Rossford's 4471 pins.
AS the result of the handicap
established that day, Erie had to
give Rossford total of 10 pins
for the second match.
Erie's players are: Team l.
Col. Sanford, Maj. Casale, 1t. Hag-
endorff, E. Flick, P. Balangue and
A. Cerneck; Team "A. Mannisto,
F. Witter, D. Williams, R. Colston
and L. Sherry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
LAKE ERIE YELLOW PERCH
MOST FLAvORFUL IN WINTER

more than twelve inches long is
uncommon.
Ice anglers after perch in Lake
Erie, the article goes on, must
learn the habits of the perch in
order to catch them. The fis h
move in schools often of tre-
mendous size and appear in the
largest concentrations in the shall
low-water areas in late fall and
early springs. Emerald sinners
make the best bait for those who
fish in Lake Erie waters.
To know where to fish for yellow
the reports given on their where
abouts in the outdoor columns in
newspaper or keep in touch with
other ice fisherman who go out
regularly. That's the only way to
be certain school is in session
when you decided to fish, Camp
bell says. The perch generally
feed within an inch or two of the
bottom, and SO it is best to use a
depth gauge.
Perch fishermen seldom use ice
shanties. They must keep on the
move continually to follow the
school. But when school is To-
Gated, even a beginner can catch
fifty or a hundred fish with no
trouble.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26

eff you want to split hairs, the
flavor of winter-caught yellow
perch is superior to that OF a
perch caught in warmer months" !"
writes Lou Campbell in the Jan
uary issue Of the Fisherman
Magazine. But at any S e as o n,
Campbell explains, yellow perch
rank right at the top for fish-on-
a-platter taken from Lake Erie
water.
A nine-inch Lake Erie yellow
perch weighs nearly twice as
much as a nine-inch inland lake
specimen. On the other hand, in
land lake perch sometimes reach
a length of seventeen inc h e S,
whereas in Lake Erie a perch is
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
Mercurys Scheduled
For ? Holiday Tits

Still engaged in a ding-dong
battle for second place in the In
ternational Hockey League stand
ings, the Toledo Mercurys will
meet two tough foes in the next
ten days.
On Saturday, the 9th, the at
traction at the Sports Arena will
be the league-leading Cincinnati
Mohawks whom the Merks have
been able to beat only once this
season, and on New Years eve,
the greatly improved Grand Ra-
pids team will be at the Sports
Arena.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26

possible. With two minutes left
to play and two fouls that finally
spelled defeat for P. C.
In the Reserve Game PC. again
lost by the score 1886. Robert
Wood was high for the reserves
with 10 points. Two lads by the
names of Ronald Smith and Ro-
bert Hoff spelled defeat for PC.
as one was dead on his longs and
the other was constantly making
points on rebounds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
Willard Wins Thriller From Redskins, 65- So
Rockets Are Dumped
By Sandusky Quintet

After leading through the third
period, Oak Harbor's Rockets drop
ped Sandusky Bay Conference
game to St. Mary's, So to As, Fri
day.
Gil Ravas was high for the los
ers with 20 point while Miller pa
ced the winners with II.
Oak Harbor led at halftime, 81
to II. The Rocket reserves took
the preliminary "A to "a.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
Fremont St. Joseph
Victor Over Genoa

With Dick Shreffler and Kurt
Bowser tallying 81 points between
them, Gibsonburg downed Elmore
rs to 81, in a Sandusky Bay con-
ference game Friday night.
1t was the third straight con-
ference win for Gibsonburg. Shire
filler had 80 points and Bowser
81.
Gibsonburg was out in front
at the half, 43 to :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
HEART ATTACK OR
INDIGESTION?

THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks are just acid
indigestion. When it strikes, take Bell-ans
tablets They contain the fastest-acting
medicines known to doctors for the relief Of
heartburn, gas and similar distress. 25e.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
Golden Bears Down
Elnore Five, IS to 81

Genoa was outscored 63 to 49
by Fremont St. Joseph in a San
dusky Bay Conference game at
Fremont Friday night.
Ronald Borer led the winning
team with 19 points while Bill
Shupe and Jim Herman ca ch had
IL for Genoa.
St. Joe Reserves won, 54 to %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Thomas n. Shea
Dies Monday

Thomas H. Shea, II, West JEFF
ferson, retired Pennsylvania
railroad conductor, died Monday
in St. Anthony's Hospital, Colum-
bus, after a two years illness.
A native of Chillicothe, Mr.. Shea
had been employed in the Pennsyl-
vania railroad yards at Dayton Al
years. He retired two years ago
and purchased the property on
Mill Road where he had since re-
sided.
Surviving are his wife. Ella; one
sister. Mrs. Catherine Seward, of
Columbus, several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock at SITS. Sim
on and Jude Church, the Rev.
Father Dannehy, officiating. Inter-
ment in Dayton Memorial Park.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Soldier and His
Mother Cleared
BY Lie Tests

Prosecutor William H. Harsha
of Scioto County said Friday lie
detector tests indicate neither Pvt.
William L. Shaffer nor his mother
killed Portsmouth doctor in 1947.
The tests were given at the Lon
don Prison Farm.
The 20-year-old Shaffer. had
confessed the ambush Staying Of
DR.. George E. Obrist and twice re-
pudiated it.
Mrs. Minnie Shaffer, IS. his
mother, signed a written confe-
sion that she killed the doctor.
Harsha said he Is convinced
Mrs. Shaffer signed the confes-
sion simply to protect her young
Korea veteran son. She will be
returned to Scioto County Jail to
serve out term for assault and
battery.
Harsha said he will withdraw
the first-degree murder charge
against Shaffer If later ballistics
test shows the young veterans
rifle did not fire the fatal shot.
Shaffer. when he originally
made his confession to Portsmouth
Police Chief Hughie Rudity, pro-
duced rifle he said he had used
in the killing. He said he had kept
it in the bedroom of his two-room
home.
He will he turned over to Army
authorities If the murder charge
is withdrawn, Harsha told news
men.
The 45-year-old physician was
shot to death on the back porch of
his home Aug. /. 1947. Both Shat
fer and his mother said in their
separate confessions they killed
him because he refused to treat
Mrs. Mary Hodge. So. Mrs. Shaf-
feys mother and the youths
grandmother. Mrs. Hodge died.
Shaffer, 20, is absent without
leave from the Army.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
WORLD NEWS BRIEFS


COLUMBUS O-The today reported
shortage $2s6t1 Ashabua County
committed suicide last Nov l. State Auditor Joseph T.
returned findings total Of against the estate
Of the treasurer E. o. Cooper and three bonding companies
CARSON CITY, dArc Mchaud 36yearold self
styled brains Of the $soo0oo Redfed burglary yesterday
Federal Roger
probably reornatoy
4 Aiderson
cHlcAGo-The National Committee walked
teeon question Of deciding
between delegations weeks convention The fight
Dwight o. Eisenhower
the COP nomination at the heart OF the delegate
Meeting hahour late, 06member commit
meeting ballroom
secondIoor Conrad Hilton Hotel leaving Tv lights
blazing Tv nothing to photograph
ALBANY, NJ Y-upwards million Of yellow oeo
e6year
first reported sale
at 2:Ot to M Strong Of pandomt IT. l..
cleo repeater Assembly
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Standings
More Talk and
No Progress

MUNSAN, Korea R,AThe Com
munists today accused the u. N.
Command of seeking pretexts for
creating new incidents" as truce
negotiators returned to Panmun-
JONI following a three-day Allied
imposed recess.
North Korean Gen. Nam II lam
basted the u. N. for insisting that
the Reds pinpoint the location of
four prison camps in North Korea.
His charge was included in letter
handed to Allied iiaison officers a
few minutes before negotiators be-
gan another futile attempt to break
the long armistice deadlock.
Maj. Gen. William X. Harrison
Jr. told the Reds ''if the prisoner
Of war issue Is settled. an armis-
tice will result without delay"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Air Tour Begins
At Or|eton Farm

A fifty-five mile air tour In Ma
olson County was tentatively plan
ned for Monday, July %, accord
ing to Austin Harbage, Chairman
of the Air Tour Committee.
Dick Burwell from the Ohio
Aviation Board was to fly several
farm leaders over the tentative
route, leaving from the Orleton
Farms.
The Flight will be to the west
edge of the county and across
the Southern edge, just north of
323 to Mt. Sterling and then north
TO Madison Lake, Lafayette and
back to the Orleton Farms.
The conservation practices to
be observed on the different farms
will be listed later. The soil Con-
servation Supervision and other
representative farm leaders met
Friday evening to map out the
field day program for July %,
including demonstrations of field
choppers. hay makers and hay
balers. There will also be de-
monstration on aerial application
of spray fertilizers; Also demon
stration by the highway Patrol of
care to airplane communication.
The county machinery dealers
and the agricultural agencies. the
banks and farm organizations are
cooperating with the Soil Conser-
vation Supervisors to make the
air tour and conservation day a
success.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Edward A. Ernest
Receives Decree

Edward A. Ernst, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Ernst OF .Ocala, Fla,
formerly of London, received a
Doctor of Medicine degree from
Temple University Medical School,
Philadelphia, Pa, June IL.
DR.. Ernst was vice president of
his graduating class and member
of Phi Chi Medical fraternity. He
will intern at Akron City Hospital.
Akron, Ohio, the coming year.
He and Mrs. Ernst are visiting
in London at the home of his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Ernst, and also his
brother and sister-inlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ernst, who recently
moved from London to near Co.
lumbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
I3 Power Plants.
Lost In Raids

SEOUL, Korea R,-Three days
of drenching rain have turned the
Korean battlefront into a soggy
swamp where croaking frogs have
taken over from the booming artil-
lery.
Allied planes were grounded
again today. Even all-weather BPS
light bombers remained at their
bases.
1t. Gen. Glenn o. Barcus, Fifth
Air Force commander, reported
Allied planes which bombed the
giant Suiho power plant week
ago drew heavy fire guns across
the Yalu River in Manchuria but
made no attempt to silence them.
Barcus said last week seffes Of
raids wiped out 13 power plants
all there were in North Korea