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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29

Lining sod fields Immediately
after harvest is good insurance
against having to spread in bad
weather.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 5946
Estate of Frank Nau

Case No. 5y4b
Estate of Frank Nau,
Deceased. ,,,,on
Notice is hereby given that GI'Hgl' u
Nau, of Caldwell. Ohio, r. r. ~ of
s ths est estate of Of fFPaR9F FPR9'STa Tau deceased
late of Caldwell, Noble County, ol,aIIr 1haIr
Creditors are required TO tiIe tl1 fn,iI
claims with SAID fiduciary Withlh i0
months. ,osq
Dated this 18th day OF October. lS''
w. V. ARCHER, ,,y
Acting Probate Judge of said Counss
Is 16 II -
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29

To amend Article VII Of
the constitution OF the
state of Ohio to provide
adequate highways in
Ohio and to issue reVe-
nue. bonds in an amount
not TO exceed five hum
dred million dollars to
provide funds therefor.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF OHIO
OFFICE on THU CROP r'I' a RN OE

OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF
STATE
1, TED w. BROWN, Secretary OF
State of the State Of Ohio. 60 hereby
certify that the foregoing IS true
copy of the following resolutlonstt
Senate Joint Resolution 5, Senate JONI
Resolution So House Joint Resolution
II, and House Joint Resolution w. tIlsu
In the office of the Secretary OF State'
and proposing to amend the above Sec
tons of the Constitution of Ohio
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | nave
hereunto subscribed my name ana az
fixed my Official seal ut COLUMBUS
Ohio. this 10th day OF August, l925;;
TED w BROWN
Secretary OF State
(SEAL)
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WORLD VARIRoNus

Proposing TO repeal section "a Of Ar.
ticle VIII of the constitution of the
state OF Ohio relative to World war
Bonus Compensatory.
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S13.95O
TRADE

owner of nice, 3-bathroom
brick rambler, suitable for
large family Is dssirous to
facilitate a trade for a lover
price house. Very attractive
terms available Call Mr.. JON
kers JA 5-6SO0; after 6 pm.
DE. 2-6466.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

BRANDYWINE, Md, IL mi. to D. c.
Near village, on hard-surface rd
81 acres, about half cleared, with
large 6-rm. house in good conal-
tion. Also Arm. tenant house; ST
Saw sGH terms. 5r. cint6h' 5hN1HN9 Mo- cyeSsss
l 900 1S5'2 ACRES. CENTERvILLE-Bor-
dered by Bull Run. Also 5,acre
tracts at Centeryille. Reas. SARAH
sSoTTi s6ss sOS7s ssYa WILSON blvd Hso "a; Z
NR. SOoS; SS;oIEsviLIE, LES MD.-Five acres;
4-bedrm.. all mod dern ranch home,
on hill, overlooking h-acre lake,
with special view. Two baths. 20
it, liv. rm., f1repl., 25-tt. din. rm.,
fs. All-elec; kit, built-in oven and
dryer, refgr.; full bsmt. with work
shop, oil heat; sparkling well water:
Immed. posS.: priced very low. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesvile. Md. Call EV-
ps1EvTfiDsoAviEiE. sETffss 47ifff MD. -. 7s acres,
tobacco and cattle farm; large man
fot-water heat. fireplaces; guest
house Of 4 rooms and bath: oil hot hot.
2 tobacco barns, cow barn, stable.
Gear garage; tractor and all equip,
all fenced and in good state Of cul-
tivation; good stream. ReasonapIy
priced and good terms ot5erea st oS
wALTEs HAi. Wssh. NJ B BA3MSE e.s NX $3.50 81
s. sat w..t aRd RiN.n: SSn: Gd S.l i 44aa 4 Starring
CATTLE AND TIMBER FARM-370
acres: so =. cleared: new fences, pas
lures: other in pine and naTawooo' ;,Ii zoe
Si3,750. Cali OWNER. OIL. 4-3399.
cuLPEPER. VA. 3sO-acre stock
farm. about $50 in grass and hay:
Some fne. timber: 3 cattle barns;
su5Stan Oids2s5iiSesd 1sRiScss h0sse sn
:sEs. slSSs2a $agsa IA Rfzi SS9ii
MODERN HUNTING LODGES and
Mountain retreats, in the Blue Ridge
Mts; in the Luray, Va: area: From tSn
de;r0S deer and Sp small mail same roam. Good
nshinT. Ask for Mr.. Kite or Mr.
Dillon. DILLON LAND CO.. JE. A.
U. tOtU' 5. OFFICER sent abroad oner.
116 rolling Va, acres planted to
crops. Attrac: s-rm. house. Ice. barns,
small lake, some river front. excel.
fishing. good rds.; mr.. stores. Prlee
500, terms. w. NJ. GRAIN. ia. S-s64s
CACAPON RIVER RANCH. 1,100
acrs. 8 miles river frontage. ga hrs.
from D. c. Heart Of deer country.
Approx 1000 acres in timber. Over
100 acres farming. Good S-room
house; bank barn. Perfect retreat
Ideal for hunting lodge. adult or
youth ranch. Good boating, fishing,
swimming. Electricity $500;
supst. cash: terms on bal. Contact
Berkley Springs, West virginia, 2Q1
$3.50. 2o'
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BUCKLAND, VA.
Open / Til Dark

NEIIUUI y"OIU OUIUIIIdI
Beautiful bcxwood garden and tai
trees enhance this charming home
with its . chimneys. living room
with fireplace, dining room with FIRE.
place, lge. equip. kitchen with
breakfast Ell; utility room; hall
bath; rear porch. The end flool
offers 9 master bedrooms, each with
fireplace; 3rd bedrm., aV. size; dress.
ing room s,eepns p3rch; patn' OF
approx. 2 acres land. Owner lef
State. Price, $16.950. To reach
Lee hwy. (2l1-29l. approx. 33 mi.
first right turn after crossing BroaC
Run.
BEULAH GOSS, IA. 2-5682
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Consult Leasing Department
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Realtors Since 1906
1903 H st. NV. MA. S-2340
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING; II Go 2nd ID ,y: and, and Fid- id-
development and suitable for any
thing. Cali ~. 5-8s90. 30 ,
10000 FT., heavy, industrially zonsd
Ms. 1921 Jeff. Davis hwy; rail-
road siding avail; less than 8 :25
per it.. terms. ia. e:6363. -3b
10. GOOSE 1T. cinder- block bldg.. plus
an once. The price Is $4,000.
THOMAS r. HALEY Reaitor, .HN'
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BUS. pRoP.-RENT tcons.)

6sO7 WIS. AVE. BETHESDA, MD
5000 It. floor space. $500 It
1parrksinnns. 1prsnns Oh 2-ees6; eyes, Oh
BUILDING, 1890 IT,. suitable fol
workshop, storage or garage: neaI
Rockville. Poplar 2-391a. -21
RITZ HOTEL. $50 F st. NV, ha,
large space on ground floor. suitable
for doctor or dentist: will alter Il
suit responsible tenant on lease.
TEXACo STATION for lease in Va.
small investment. Call EN-. 3-4779.
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LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR SAIL

in lovely Glen Hills, UN. 4-l9a5.
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE. Bethesda,
rolling wooded lots IA acres;
CSIIEGE SS,iGS I'll Hrs, s-2s9t. Sb. 74x1ao, cor.
homes. Only S4,750. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER. OIL. 6-6500. WA. 7-3917.
SILVER SPRING-We have several
lots with everything Including
streets; sewer, water, curbs and gut gut
So. 900 per lot. We believe these to
be the only lots in Sill. spg for sale
at = decent price. Ju. $4,000 M Mr.
$50 DOWN-Rambler sites, 10Ox200
Fl Isst ss sIy.4 asvs0s sDrnS aeirs Ms cCfsSSot Soo
KAY REALTY Co, RA. $1,000.
MOTEL SITE, on new 3O1 hwy. 265
acres. 8 mi. from Marlboro 900
Z. sold 'fSntaos to oiose On Estate. Hs' 500
Terms can BE- arranged. GEORGE
SITE FOR APT, BLDGs.. IN &c.
pre. sfon $4,000 s.seF 'nq neIadns Tadin attrae
eaII eian' Mr lHF 3 Dodse, INo j.. WEAVER
BROS, INC, pI. 7-S300.
LAKE BARCROFT-,sacritice. must
sell. LEe. wooded lot. second tier:
Section 5, close to beach; wonderful
view f e lax. IL TE TE.S S-S7ss: yn 80 O..
water avail, ready to 80: very reas.
price: will subordinate. Can LuR1A
BROS. IA. 7-s500. 1900 wilson
4s ACRES wooded. level land; on
hard-sYrfaeed L. Toad' S.. sol 1o mi mRr,nSgn from
wine. Md: good for subdivision, A
| real bargain. 10 2-2036. 30
NORTH CHEVY CHASE. Md Ice.
rambler sites in exclusive estate
area adt Rock cgssk reel PIX. OWNER
LARGE CORNER LOT. 70 It. by 14O
fl. in Silver Spring wheaton area
all facilities available on both streets.
8 sMiLL-FARM LOTS. 10 or more
acres each. beautiful rolling blue;
grass land. partly wooded small
stream, electricity, telephone; won
derful building sites; low taxes; lust
| 25 miles from White House; 1870
and up per acre; reasonable terms.
| on premises Sunday and by appt;
| Directions: Chain Bridge. Rte. 123
| to Rte. z (the LeeshurE pike, right
on Rte. 13 miles to Rte. 637. left
on Rte. 637 Ia miles to .Wisewsy
SalIsss SNnsf L. re!@WS1 @WS1ss. r., 7s4sS tp.nss,
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VIENNA

Valuable commercial corner contain
ing 4 acres. fronting on highway
123. Reasonable priced.
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10 acres commercial. close to d, c..
all utilities. will trade for large apt.
5 acres fronting hwyS 90 and 2il.
2 mi. beyond Centreville with lovely
sprina,
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9O-ACRE GRAZING FARM, 9 miles
OF Leesburg on good road; good
house. needs some repair. For quick
sale, priced half value Of the farm
S4-acre grain and grazing farm,
miles from Leesburg, Virginia, over
hard-surfaced road; " mile from
Leesburg pike. Farm is watered by
stream and springs; old stone
and-frame house partially remod-
farm. Call or write MRS. STANLEY
GREENE. Leesburg. Tel. 304-J.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ana 2nd commereia
properties wanted for sale or lease
A N ROTH. RE 1880
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HAWAII AVE. AREA

TIA w EA11 "a II. 111GGI4
. UNITS
A hard-to-get home and investment.
Modern; 2 bedrms. and den on 1st
H.; liv. rm. with picture window
and equipped kit. on ground level;
2nd T., separate entrance 8 rms
other. or rent both; a good invest
ment. Price, reduced to S17,950.
Open Sat. and Sun, / to pm.
To reach: From $500 block N
Capitol st., right on Hawaii ave. to
Webster st. and open house. LEGUM
g. GERBER REALTY CO., EN-
$4,000. 3316 Conn. ave-. Exclusive
Evening star., 1953-09-19

1I15 18th ST. N:w.-very desirable
Ind moor space containing approx.
is1s. 100 roct So; IT, divide. divided into several
Poss. Oct. l. Lease available at a
reasonable rental. Heat furn. Ex-
cellent for real estate brokers. in
surance companies. associations, etc,
Consult Mr.. Taylor or Mr.. jenkins.
1905 il st. NV. IA. sSsS45. 40 "
EXECUTIVE OFFICE-Completely
joining rm. for steno. Excel. loca-
tion nr. Mayfiower. Elk. 3-6202.
ALEXANDRIA, large business ON
ces. located in the heart OF the
city: on End n. with good window
Ssse;A SpsSe; 500 per mo; mo; Phone KI;
4 AS SONS; S. INC 116 s, st, ,Asaph St.
FURNISHED OFFICE SUITE - Two
rooms, desirable location, attrac.
SURROUNDINGS: use OF law library;
immed. avail. Apply Boz 2.3-T.
44ls SOUTHERN AVE-; snd floor
once roorns; suitable dentist or
other profession; good location; in
TSraI co IL Hilis section:: ::oo oBusADA REAL
OFFIcE SPACE IN SILVER sPRiSe,
Phone Jg ysi 7sionne. neaF Tuss. RstFtss oT FTi: nf
between II am. and pm. ga
SUB:LEASE OFFICE-2nd d.. l404
BY present tenant into 5 rms. d. to-
eors ea2petea mans iSP enit-ins ahs slssii 1si
cabinets: custom made window
drapes; air cond,; leased to June
90; 1855; immed. poss. Call ST.
CORNER s.h AND x SITS. NV.
1928 5th st. n;w.; 1.1QO 50. It.
oincs, omcs space np % H. suitable for
mercial work; freight elev.; heat.
eiec.; $125 per mo. THE BURTON
CO., 4l2 9th st. n.w.l RE. 7$2294.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG, 10th
ard Penn. ave. NV, Hutchins Bldg.
Entrance 939 D st. NV, suites !
to rooms. available for immediate
occupancy; 81 80 per SO. IT; modern
elevator. Call JU. 8-1400.
DUPONT CIRCLE-onice bldg, 1916
Conn; ave; ofices available. AID.
4l:O CONN. AvE.-17xso; 1st floor;
16is i.ta ST. N.w.-s rooms. 1st
n. Of newly renovated ONCE bldg
reasonable rent. ST. $3.50. pa
SILVER SPRING-Georgia ave-, nr.
Bonifant-Light. front. 2-rm. suite
available. JU. 9-3SS9. 30
FINANCIAL DISTRICT-suites. / to
z rms. Moderate rental; elevator
bldg. 1923 Vermont ave. Call ST.
FURS.. PVT. OFFICE in air-cond
suite; receptionist service and light
stenographic assistance; ONCE BLDG,
IN vic. Statler Hotel. Telephone MA.
S-545b weekdays. 30
1886 18th ST. N.W.-Just remod-
eled 1st H.; 8 rms. washrm.; park
ing. Rent reas. OIL. 4-7414. 80
DENTAL OFFICE-On cor. of 9th
and Maryland ave. ne. Avail. Oct
/. Active dental practice for mum.
ber OF years; 4 rms, all electrical
and plumbing installed. S125 mo
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO, eli
Penna. ave. s.e. Ii. 7-10SS; ewes
and Suns. LU. 1-261S. -23
1902 r. 1. AVE- lge. rms, End Il.
parking facilities. UN. 4-4433. ---2i
PIVATE OFFICE and share reception
rm. in excellent ONCE bldg. at 18th
and K stS. Call ewes. or SUM-, JU
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1000 ACRES
DEVOTED TO YOU
Cape St. Mary's

Something for every one. Yes. truly,
Cape St. Marys offers all the out
door living and year-around sports
no matter what your desire may be.
water front or beautiful wooded
acreage, you will hnd the best at
this established community so near
Wash. vet incorporating all the out
door activity and seclusion so de-
sired BY every one.
Wooded acreage from 4 to 10 acres
ranging from $3.50. No bldg. re-
strictions. All have full use Of beach
and park facilities. Terms as low as
$50 down. $40 per mo. Buy now,
build later. Be our guest this week
end. No charge for use Of picnic
park and recreational facilities,
Sales once on property always open.I
Dir: Out Pa. ave. sc. to Branch
ave. Md. Rte. No. 3 to Waldorf,
left Rte. No. through Hughesvillel
to Guys Corner, then straight g mi,
to our sign and property. 20
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At the Stop Sien
Chesapeake Beach, Md,

FISHERMEN TAKE NUIICE
bargain in 5-rm. year-around
home. OIL neat; detached garage:
fenced yard: pvt. wharf, Also
waterfront commercial and home
site lots in Deale Park, Nd. Home
and lots priced for quick sale For
particulars. tall LU. 4-43S2, T, PAUL
MUDD co. go
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR REM

NORTH BEACH-YesT around cot
DAREs BEACH. MD.-Year aroUnd
cottage on Chesapeake Bav. OF:
conVen. to Solomons Naval Base.
Call Fulton S-5754. 20
Directly m the water. Year around.
Completely furnished including lin
ems ana china. Southdown Shore.
2S miles from Washington.
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY, REALTOR
216 Main st., Anna poiis., Maryland.
Telephone: Colonial 3-26sA.
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5 MINIS. TO PENTAGON
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Country house. immedi,
new unit kit, oil heat. 2 fireplaces
garage. Route 81 at Glenyood
$125. BRECKENRIDGE & HANNA
Ellicott City 346.
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PTTPF1T Op pTTSTNFSS

RETREAT OR BUSINESS
In mountains. 2h hrs. from d. c.
Private resort, ideal for profess
sional. Govt. oficial, diplomat, OF
tearoom, guesthouse, motel, Sani-
tarium, school, Historic mansion,
baths. fireplaces; overlooks resort
town and famous mineral waters;
cleo; huge ballroom, patio, paneled
dining room and library; 5 cabins;
75 acres nearby; $57. 800, incl
many val antiques. Terms. DIR.
KREESECKER. MA. $500. OF
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. Phone 2O1
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FORESTvILLE, VA, AREA
Five-plus acres, high cleared land.
sensible restriction. black-top road:
S4,500.
McCAY & McCAY, Realtors
IA. S-S675 IA, 2-4113
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FARMS Cont

FOR RENT-50 acres. 5-rm. house
elec.,. oil heat; phone available; mai
roRa rona s&iE saf q BY SPo5 6WtNER2 vi E22s n5 Centre
vile, Va, approx. 80 acres. "a wood
ed, several buildings. No house. Prict
$500. Browning 31-W-1. 30
5OO-ACRE STOCK FARM = Good
house, elec.. water, black-top road
other buildings; 40 acres corn. rest
in grass.
a60-acre dairy farm-Good house
WaShington-type barn; 81 cows.
other buildings: 20 acres in corn
5sSs pm. IN grass F0piar Z@'04 90. S''ei
Sc ACRES
Modern 5-bedrm. brick house,
baths, 2 fireplaceS, oil heat; Is miles
D. c.. line: really retired mans
paradise. Tenant house and plenty
of outbldes.
KRETSINGER REALTY
LA. 61492, Ewes. AID. 2-0212.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

lsT COMMERCIAL. improved with
q large house and AGAR garage;
level lot. on paved street; suitable
for contractors once. agency head
quarters; many other uses. For in:
formation call BUSADA REALTY
CO. 4415 Southern ave: Sc. Ia
CORNER 5th AND x SITS. NV. t22S
5th ct. VII, 100 50. It. once
space 2nd A., suitable for oflces or
wholesaler. printer, commercial work.
f5eish1 me THE fesv BuRfos hsfe ses5 Co. III ss
st. NV. RE. 1924.
1914 18th ST. N.W.-small store
convenient to medical center. ALI
weather heat and air eonditionins
ply AMERICAN SECURITY &
SILVER SPRING. 1st comm; 2 blks s
Color, Colonial; ,Ss ssmt', ", ssr.o 1os,S $3.50 ono mo
RENT OR LEASE commercial prop:
erty. community type bldg. 2.o0C
e. T. Main 9artba ss5::t' slks s.sT ssc
e.6, Monday through Friday. -2e
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DeSirahle Facilities

Desirable Facilities
For new or used car dealer: S5-ft.
1rSntase front S@ e. deep opnsd With show ,SWn
in pearby Arlington. Va. Virginia
State inspection station: property is
so laid out that 1t is adaptable to
many other types OF bsuinesS; exc
cellent and ample parking facilities.
Phone MR.. CALZOLARI. AD. $1,000.
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4 ACRES

4 ACRES
This picture-book Georgia Colonial
surrounded by stately trees has
been reduced to $4,000 for quick
sale. To inspect. call
CANNEY REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 480
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LOIS AND AcRfAcE WANTEp

100 TO 400 ACRES, located in Arl.
or Fairfax County. Must have water
and sewer or be available nearby.
2S2, Mclean, Va. 80
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
Realtors Since 1905
1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345:
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Episcopa|ians Elect
Hawaii Missionary as
Bishop Of Kentucky

Two Washington-area clergy
men last night missed out in the
selection of a new Episcopal
Bishop of Kentucky when the
States Episcopalians in a sur
prise move elected a missionary
bishop in Hawaii to the post.
But the decision may not be
final, since the Hawaii bishop
the Right Rev. Harry S. Kennedy
was reported disinterested in
the offer.
The two District-area clergy
men, both of whom were con-
sidered for the Kentucky post,
are DR.. Theodore 0. Wedel,
warden Of the College of Preach
ers at Washington Cathedral.
and Dean E. Felix Kloman of the
Virginia Theological Seminary in
Alexandria.
The names of both Washing
ton men figured in a protracted
contest at the Kentucky diocesan
convention at Hopkinsville, KY,
yesterday, and at the 18th ballot
they were tied. DR.. Wedel had
a majority among clergymen at
the convention, but DR.. Kloman
was favored by laymen.
Then, in the surprise move,
Bishop Kennedy's name was en-
Evening star., 1953-04-23

Hove you been using "hard-6nish" floor
wax because you think it gives longer wear?
Then, read this startling news. Recent labo-
ratory tests reveal that this so.called hard
finish does not come from wax at all. In.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
One Baby Suffocates,
Another Dies in Hospital

A 3-month-old baby Suffo-
Gated early today and another
baby died after being admitted
to Georgetown Hospital while
unconscious.
Raymond Warren Stadtler Of
667 Geranium street NV. was
pronounced dead by DR.. G. H.
Hobika after his mother called
the Fire Rescue Squad.
The mother, Mrs. 10 Ann
Etadtler. said she put the baby
to bed about II pm. She told
police she got up about 4 am.
to add blankets in the crib. She
found Raymond wedged between
the side of the crib and the mat
tresS with his face down.
Karen Lyn Kelley, the s.
month-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kelley of 6735 Fair
fax road. Chevy Chase, was pro-
nounced dead after the parents
brought her to the hospital in an
unconscious condition at 1855.
DR.. H. G. Swearinger of the hos
pital staff pronounced the child
dead at 1:30 am. The doctor
said he believed the child died
Of chicken pox or pneumonia.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
New York Designer Wins
First Cotton Fashion Award

The first Cotton Fashion
Award was presented last night
by Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son to Adele Simpson, New York
designer, 'in recognition of her
creative talent in utilizing cot
ton fabrics in ultra-fashionable
clothes"
In receiving the Steuben glass
bowl, Mrs. Simpson said she was
happy not only with honor for
herself but because recognition
was being given to a great
American product. important to
the economy of our country.
The presentation followed a
showing of cotton fashions by
leading American designers, with
Margaret DeMille as commenta-
tor. Member, of Congress and
the Cabinet and their wives were
treated to an extra attraction at
the Cotton Councils reception
at the Shoreham Hotel. The
Maid of Cotton, Alice Corr, wore
one of the Adele Simpson de-
signs.
Paul Jones, New York director
of the National Cotton Council,
Evening star., 1953-04-23
May 70 Seen as Date
For Clearing Income
Tax Cut for Action
By the Associated Press

Congressional leaders were re-
ported today to have set May 20
as a likely date for clearing to
the House floor a bill to cut in
dividual income tax rates 10 per
cent starting July /.
Meanwhile, a petition to force
earlier action picked up support
from two key Democrats on the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee, which handles tax leg
islation.
Representative Cooper of Ten
nessee, senior committee Demo-
crat, and Representative Mills of
Arkansas, third-ranking Demo-
crat, signed the petition to bring
the total to 40, an increase of
IL in one day.
But 218 signatures are required
to pop the bill out Of a Rules
Committee bottleneck. That
group has held up the bill since
the Ways and Means Commit
tee approved it in mid-February.
The measure would advance by
six months an income tax cut
now due January /.
May Get to Floor Anyway.
Leaders who have been close
to the hemming and having over
timing of taX-cut action said
they expected other Democrats
would follow Mr.. Cooper and Mr..
Mills and bolster support for
the petition. But many sponsors
of the petition predicted House
leaders would agree to bring the
bill to the floor before the petit
ton would win the required 218
signatures.
Two Congressman who have
played leading roles in the ma
neuvering. asking that they not
be named. said House leaders
are warming up to the bill now
that appropriation cuts are more
definitely in sight.
They said House Speaker Mar
tin and Majority Leader Halleck
feel sufficient savings will be
lined up to justify clearing the
bill about May 20.
Mr.. Halleck and Mr.. Martin
have supported President Eisen-
hower's repeated stand that
prospects for balancing Federal
spending with income must be
in sight before taxes are reduced.
But Speaker Martin told re-
porters recently that tax cuts
would appear justified if the
budget for the year beginning
July l is close to balance and
balanced budget is in sight for
the year beginning July /, 1854.
Representative Mills told a re-
porter his signing of the petition
was an individual decision and
did not reflect a basic move by
the House Democratic leader
ship.
Representative Forand of
Rhode Island, another Ways and
Means Democrat, announced he
probably would sign the petition
today. and others are expected
to follow suit. Only 16 Demo-
Gratis have signed so far.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Sirens Solve Situation

TULARE. Calf. (P.-Three-
year-old Eddie Irwin climbed
halfway up a 71-foot television
aerial. He would not come down,
so his mother telephoned the
fire department. and firemen re-
sponded with sirens wailing.
Eddie quickly slid to earth 20
see what the excitement was all
about.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
South Korean WAC Released by Reds

public of Korea 9th Infantry
Division. She added that two
other members of the ROK
Women's Army Corps were cap
tured at the same time and still
are in prison camps.
The WAC apparently was suf-
fering from tuberculosis. She
wore a white medical mask over
her face.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Woman Eyes 100 DoubtfuIIy

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April %
R.-Mrs. Peter L. Ryan, who
remembers watching Abraham
Lincoln's funeral train pass
through Syracuse in 1865, cele-
brated her 98th birthday with
the comment: II don't think I
really want to reach 100, but I
won't object if / do"