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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

LIME. road stone,
bag and bulk fertilizer Call w. ID.
Dennahy. Phone S17-R4, London
agent for Fayette Limestone Co.
Inc. Box 32, Washington c. II.
Ohio. Phone 2-7S7i. Washington
G. H.. Ohio. 6--62
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

He that is too secure is not
safe.
secure.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

LAWN FETE-Fried chicken dinner
at st. Pauls AME Church, June
81. 34-4S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

SPAGHETTI SUPPER at the Gill;
van Church Wednesday, June II.
to 8 pm. sponsored by the Loyal
Helpers Glass. 34-4S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

HELEN MARX DANCING Lessons
will be resumed week of Septem-
ber 81. Those wanting to take
summer dancing lessons phone 1884,
34-49
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

BEDROOM HOUSE on South Oak
Street. Bath. Gas Floor Furnace,
Automatic water heater, house is
newly decorated and in good con-
dition. Price only $6,000.00. Phone
$50 or 161 stephen c. Edwards,
Obio 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus, Ohio, May 30, 1853
Engineer of Sales Legal Copy
No. 53-10
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
S-1150 IN
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16
Houses For Sale ~

6 ROOM HOUSE. 60 days old. Priced
right. also 9 lots on East Center
St, London. Phone 53S or Alb. Har-
mon I Walker. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

6 ROOM HOUSE near court house.
. bedrooms and bath up, large liV-
ing room, dining room, Kitchen
and breakfast room, toilet ana
lavatory down. Forced air gas fur-
mace. automatic gas water heater
9 car garage. large lot. House is
insulated and has storm windows.
Phone $50 or 161 Stephen {: Ed.
wards Pealtor. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

Copyright. 1858. United States Brewers FOundatio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16
Seeds Plants Flowers

LARGE STALKY tomato plants, al
so sweet potato, cabbage and pep
pers. 46 Mill st. West Jefferson,
ppLaa oooo SO
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16
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LINING SERVICE: Marble Cliff
Quarries, products. Cecil q. Reed,
agent For the best of service
and prompt delivery. call London
s45-w2 or Alton 8-S5S1 and re-
verse charges. o-tI
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

DITCHING. Field tiling, pipe and
building footers. VIM. j. Plank,
Plain City, Ohio Route 2. 37-48
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16
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Special Notices

BAKE SALE. Saturday, June goth, 9
am, Creath Food Market, spon-
sored by Golden Rule Sunday
School Glass, Presbyterian church.
Cakes, pies, cookies, rolls and
other foods. 34-4S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

CARD OF THANKS
7 wish to thank the Science Hill
Grange for flowers also friends for
the lovely cards I received during
my convaleseence.
Mrs. Hazel r. Long.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16
Articles For Sale IL

FOUR GOOD USED REFRIGERA-
TORS $500 up; used washer
1895; Gas range $3.50; Electric
range S21.50; New 10 TT .Westing-
house refrigerator, n low only
s299.95: New Westinghouse Range,
reduced to S139.95. London Appli-
ance Co, Winchester Bldg.
14-4S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-16

CUSTOM HAY BALING. Eldon john
ston, Sedalia. Phone 1854. 37-49
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Furniture Reduced

] Server, in oak and teak
veneer, modern style -------
] Dining Extension Toble, oak
veneer, modern style -----
] Corner Desk. oak veneer,
white soble finish -----
] Round Dining TabIe, pine
NeneSI =
Z Drop-leof Extension Tobles,
pine veneer ---------
] KRee-hoie Desk, modern
style, maple, butternut finish
] Corner Chair, red shontuno
upholstery
] Drop-Ieaf TobIe, pine veneer
! Fon-boek cheiv, rose cotton
QpIlOtStSTy - -
WGL-Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Slips, Pettieoots Reduced

b Peitieoots. Aeetote ond roy
on totfetc petticoots with fitted
hiplines ond florino hem. Striped
and in solid shades. Sizes srnolI,
medium and loree.
- Woven Nylon Slips. Fosh-
ioned with nylon Ioce bra tops
and elosticized zip closing
books. White and black. Sizes
81 to So -
WGL-Costune Slips, Third Fix
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Fomous-moke Evening
Shoes, 4.85 We're I4.95 to i

IS poirs in group. Medium and high heel
pumps, sandols. Block reyen setin. MORE.
white rayon sesin. white with, soId-coIer bro
eade. Broken size range.
4S Pairs Motrix and collesebred Shoes. Med
iun heel pumps, res, sings l.. tieIess OK.
lords with Upper eiosinas. Black, blue or tan
colt black or green suede. Were 1895
WGL-Women's Shoes, Third Floor .
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Women's Dresses Reduced
Were Now

Regular and Shorter Sizes
Were Now
; Rsyon Crepe Dresses. All
over embroidered, 20-38, AZ 1895 ATS
10 Wool Costume Suits. Wool 49.95.
and Crepe Dresses. Regular 59.95 8
and shorter sizes------- 69.95 1918
II Reyon FeilIs Suits; wool,
Reyon. Crepe, vslvef Dresses, 22.95 TO
fetos ReouIor. shorter sizes 1895 22.zS
IS Reyon feilIs creps, Silk 22.e5to
Prints; shorter sizes - $500 1878
2s Wool, Reyon FeilIe Suits.
Reyon, Crepe, Velvet Dresses, u e5 to
in regular and shorter sizes 1925 1850
Women's Dinner Dresses
10 Reyen Lses, in shorter 1886
sizes 1880 $500 33.75
5 Reyon crspss. Lses. Chiffon: 1885
shorter sizes -------------- 1895 1880
Z Reyen cFspes, sizes 80 and
a only ----------------- 1925 ITS
W6l-Womsn's Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Notions Greatly Reduced

- SIoe Roes. Chrome finished
hangers with convenient swivel
hooks
lS Piostie Gorment Bags. ST"
long boos with SO" zip clos
inos, eolorful floral pottern;
holds 8 to 10 garments
100 pairs Dress Shields. Zephyr
lotex shields with cotton cover
ing. Regular sizes z and 8. Pair
II pairs Shoulder Pods. Several
styles Of royon pads in black
and white --------------
36 Piessie Hansess ---------
lS eIenket Dess. PIostic boes
In ooy florol potterns -------
WGL-Notions, First Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
50 Teen-oee Dresses
3.95 Were S.9S to 'S.9S
Mostly eettons in group. Sizes 10 to Is.
WGl-Teens, Fourth Floor
Underwear at Fine Servings

81 Woven Nylen Gowns. Dress
length style with ruffIs trim,
eomisole top and hem. Tiny
print, sizes 32-36--------
So Woven NyIon Short coats.
RuffIe hem, short sleeves, in
dointy prints; sizes 81 to 36
l3 Nylon PIisse Shortie Gowns.
Button-front and fitted style,
with loce trim. Maize; smolI
and medium sizes
W6L-Underweor, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Sports Dresses at Sovinas
11.O0 Were 1925

- '" SsV0Ps N0yOu 80U0botu1
jerseys.
80 Wool Skirts. PIoids, solids;
olso cotton velveteen skirts in
slim style. Varied coIors, brok-
ken sizes
~ Skirts. Wool Jerseys, royon
toffetos; voried coIors, broken
SiLeS -----------
81 Wool Jersey Dresses: cot
ton corduroy, royon oobordine.
Sizes 10 to l8. Varied colors- :
80 Reyon Gebordins Jumpers.
short-sleeved royon dresses, wool
jersey bIouses. Varied colors,
broken sizes ---------
rs Wool Jersey, Tweed, Rayon
GoboEdine SpovtsweaE. Voried
coIors, broken sizes :
81 Wool Tweed Slim Skirts.
Also royon crepe and wool ier-
sey skirts. Voried colors, sizes
II Wool Jersey and Doeron
BIouses. Varied eolors, sizes :
WGL-Sportsweor Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Costume Jewelry Reduced

10 Pins. Simulated boroque
pearls in clusters or single style
pins gold eoiored settings A
variety Of shades -------- $50 -
90 Peivs Earrings. Simulated
pearls in drop or cluster designs. $50 90
Add 2O9o Federal sax TO all prices.
WGL-Costume JeweIry, First Floor.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Rodiotor Covers Reduced

Were Now
i25 Rodiotor Covers, walnut
finish, ga" wide, expand from
"a" to 43" in length los soc
lo7 Rodiotor Covers, ga"
wide, exoond from 4" to
"a" in length Las 3se
S. Rodiotor Covers, 6h" wide,
expand from IA" to "a" in
length .---z- LIS 25e
W6L-Housewores. First Floor. North Building
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Maternity Shop Savings

80 Rsyon Crepe and Wool
Dresses, Wool Suits. Dressy
royon velveteen and satin bro u
code jackets :
10 RsyoR Suifs end Wool
jenkins
10 Reyon Dresses, dressy style !
=. wool and royon jackets !
WGl-Moternity Shop, Third Flo
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Junior Sweaters Reduced,
2.o5 to 3.o5 We,s 3os To 20,

A'~S 10 3.|1 We're 3.V5 to 7.15
Solids, stripes. intorsio patterns. cordisons and
slip-on styles in oil wool. nyIon. Beige, gray,
brown. dark green. navy, white, pink. Sizes
80 to 40.
Were Now
so Junior Dresses. Bosic and
cocktail styles. Dorks and pos
tells, in royon crepe. foilIe, fon-
mel, few woods and ioces. 1893 Y.95 70
Sizes 9 to ol5to 2o .o5 1893
95 Pieces Junior Sportsweor.
Skirts, weskits, biouses. Varied 3e5 to z.e5
fobrics, eolors. sizes 9 TO l5-- So5 to sos
WGl-Juniors, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Budget Dresses Reduced

80 Black FsiIIe Dresses. full
skirts, porty styles. Sizes 1915,
10 in Group or cesueIs incIud-
ing corduroy eoot dresses and
wool jerseys in SNORT seasonal
shades. Sizes 10 to lS $500
ZOO Budsse Dresses in cotton
tweed. checked royon toffeto,
pima broodeloth, royon and
ocetote, two-piece striped suits,
embossed chombroy sun dresses.
Wide color ronee. Sizes 1910,
WGL-Budeet Dresses. Third T
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Mems Roineoots Reduced

Mems Roineoots Reduced
5.95 We're 1850 to 1850
80 in group. Watev-repsllent eottons in region
end trench eoet styles. Sizes include: Reg
uloEs S/34. 4/36. l/40, z/42. 3/44. H46:
shorts 1894, 1893; longs 7/4o, 3/42, A44.
Were Now
Fornsal Dress Taiieoots and
Trousers. Unfinished worsteds,
midnight blue. Size "a reeulor
only -------------------- $500 1898
W6l-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Underwear at Great Sovinqs

WeTe NOW
so Ponties. Royon Jersey briefs
IN an assortment of coIors. Sizes
to 6 100 6se
40 Slips. Toffetzed nyIon slips
In white and black. Sizes "a to
40 5.e5 3.75
IS Robes. Royon Jersey robes in
prints and solid coIors. Assorted o.95 to
shodes. Sizes 81 to 36 - 1898 y.75
WGL-Knft Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Art NeedIework Reduced up to 500

I Model Nsedlepoint Pillow.
green. l2xl2- 2-------------
u Reyon Sesia Pillows, kopok
filled, red, rose and wins-
500 Skeins Beby Yssn, 3-ply
wool, white, pink, blue, yellow
ond green. l-ouncs skins
5 Rug Outfits to be crocheted,
block, green, wine backgrounds,
lo0oo wool ol-- -
z NeedIepoint Pieces. design
finished in erospoint, 1919"
Z Needlepoint Pieces, design
finished in oros point. !, 2ox29"
|, 3lx3l"
81 peirs Stamped Linen Guest
Towels, assorted colors
10 Model Linen end Cotton
Towels, white with colored en-
broidery ------------
s Royoa FeiIls Knitting Bass.
strop hondIe. brown, block and
navy --------------------
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Millinery Greatly Reduced

50 Velours. Fur Felts and Vel
vets in mony styles. Colors:
Block, navy, brown, beige, dark
green, wine, russell. toupe, pink
and white ----
W6L-MilIinery Scion. Second
Is VeleuFs and Fur FeIts in sew
eroi styles. in black, navy, RED
and russell ---
IS Nelours, Wool Knits, Velvets
and Ansora Hats in several
styles. Colors: White, red, green
black, brown and russell II
the group
WGL-MilIiney, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Brunch Coots, Uniforms,
Housedresses, 2.85
Were 3.95 to 8.95

" ere C.TO 10 o.7C
Cotton House Dresses in os-
sorted styles, printed or stripes
Sizes IL to 20
Wrop-aFound Swirl Dresses ir
cotton broodcloth, printed pot
terms, assorted coIors. Sizes 10
to 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cotton cIokey Bruneh, coots In
wrop-oround style, halter neck
line, postel shodes. Sizes 10 te
IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
White Broedelefh Nurses Uni
forms. with short or long sleeve,
Broken sizes Z 10 4o------
WGL-uniforms and Aprons.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Boys Wear at Sowing.

2s cedet Corduroy Slocks Pre-
ouffed sIocks he'll weor and
weor. 0roy, brown, green: not
every size in every color. Sizes
10, IL, IL, Is, ~, l9, TO-
s Junier Sloeks. 4096 wool,
602o royon slocks in ottroctive
Glen Plaid pattern. eroy and
brown. Sizes 7, 8, o-------
"a Sports Shirts. Washable ray
on shirts, long sleeves, nicely
toilored. White only. Sizes Is,
l8, 20 ----------------
"a Sports Shirts. Sonforized
cotton broodeioth, short sleeves.
Blue only. Size 20
IA Wool Sweaters. Coy wool
sweaters with crew neck. Green,
oroy, navy and maroon. Sizes
80 to 80
Is Pullover Sweaters. 40oo
wool, 60oo cotton sweoters,
knitted with reindeer pattern;
in sizes SO and 40
- Sports Shirts. Sonforized
cotton broodcIoth shirts with
short sleeves. Blue only. Sizes
s and 10 ----------------
WGL-Boys' Wear, Fourth Flo,
Evening star., 1953-01-08

- Fairs Kid MittenS. Cotton
flonneI lined with elosticized
wrist bands. Ton or brown
leather. Sizes z and 8
II ToddIers VeIveteen Hots.
Roller and ski cop styles, royon
lined with cor flops. Red, novy,
dark green. SmoIl medium,
large In group ---------
II Cotton Knit Sweaters, mode
In Swjtzerlond. Sons with but
tons, Others with tic fronts.
Green, noizs -------------
rs Beby Bonnsss. Royon, voried
styles, coIors, sizes; some with
Ioce trim
II Cotton Flonneletfe Night
gowns. Washable prints -
] White Hardwood Chest. s.
drower style. Slightly domoeed.
If perfect would sell for
WGl-Nursery Corner; Fourth
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Save on ToiIetries

Junior, Teen-ose Shoes
4.95 Wsre 6.SS TO 9.9S
100 pairs in suede end smooth Ieothers.
Also eosuels IN good selection Of styles.
Broken sizes 4h 70 9.
WGl-Youno Shoe Shop, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08

20 Country Tweeds in
Miron focodo with Mill
um Innings. Red, green,
blue. beige; 10 to lS-
30 Country Twseds in
Koshmoor (8O96 wool,
20% nyton). Also MiIium
lined, sizes 8 to l8---
40 Suits by TowneIiffe.
RosenbIun, Courtshire,
Deison. Varied beautiful
wooIs, regular, petite,
holf sizes -----------
Evening star., 1953-01-08

ZOO Mems Silk and Royon
Neekties. Joequords. foulords
and woven silks. Resilient con-
struetion. Complete selection Of
potterns and colors. -----
$50 Poirs Mems Underwear. A
reduction on "odds and ends"
including undershirts. briefs,
drawers and union suits
s. pieces Mems Leather Access
sovies. Stud and jeweIry boxes,
wollets and utility eoses -----
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Save on Women's Gloves
Sove on NyIons, AnkIets

Were. or
ifperfeet Now
40 Poin NyIons. so gauge, IS
denier sheer stockings by
famous maker. slightly irreeu-
lar Broken size range. Assort-
ment Of colors l.65 100
II Pairs Nylons. 54 gauge ny
lon sheers, with fine dark seoms
Very slightly Irregular $50 e5e
96 AnkIets. Cotton onklets with
ribbed tops and turn-down cuffs.
PosteIs and dark eolors. Broken 4 for
size range ------------- 5se 100
WGl-Hosiey, First Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
IS Royen. Wool, NyIon BIouses.

Sleeveless vee-neeked royons,
white lono-sleeved wooIs, sheer
lurex- striped nylons. White,
black coral. Sizes Il TO lS
IS Wool BIouses. Sleeveless jer-
seys. ieweI-necked, hotter or
scoop-necked jerseys with cop
sleeves. White, red, kelly, gold,
black; sizes 81 to 36 ---.-
WGL--6louses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Wee Pants, 59c We're 79e

4s in group. Soft porous cotton bsby penfs.
Worn over diopers, prevent ehaffinq Wosh
easily, dry quickly. Pink. size and Z.
Were Now
Evening star., 1953-01-08
25oo Reduction on Rodios
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

were NoW
! Modern-style Groy- finished
Wolnut Bedroom Suit. Includes
double dresser and mirror, von-
ity, and mirror and twin beds 90 1880
! Mohosony Treditionel-style
Bedroom Suite. includes dres-
ser and mirror chest on chest
and double poster bed $4,000 1890
Modern n-style Mehosany Bed
room Suite. Includes chest,
double dresser and mirror and
double bed $500 1880
] Single size Modern style
MondoFiR Bed--- $3.50 1880
! Double size Modern style
MondeFiN Bed--- $3.50 $3.50
Whitney Mopls Desk-syps
Nonfty $3.50
Mohosany Desk-typs vonity
IS French Provincial style
Porehment-finish night tobles. $3.50 1895
z Modern-styie Blonde Mo-
hosony Vonity Bases ~ 1880 l4.95
WGL-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Wool, Royon, Cotton
RIouses 475 We're 405 IN

100 in group. Woels In seeep-asek. long end
"a sleeve styles. cottons, long -sIesvsd MILDLY
type. Reyons seeop-neeked with cop sleeves.
Sizes IL to lS.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
$500 poirs Mems Hose, 45e, 3 pair

Exceptionally wide assortment Of cotton rib. veeos
and fancy sports patterns All eIose top onkles Sizes
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Save 10.4s to 22:so on Women's
Winter Goats, Reduced IA or More
Latest Fashions. Varied Styles. Vide Color Rang

Were Now
$500 $3.50
$500 $3.50
1895 s7.oo
1895 6 44.So
oo.00 $500
Evening star., 1953-01-08
100 Mems Royon Sports Shirts, 1.ss We're 80:

poterns medium,
Were
Woo sponsM o FenCR RoyonSpe
in ed n q
only. SmoHm medium ond
WGl-The
Evening star., 1953-01-08

W0SnoD1O &Ott0n ~
5 SinoIe-sizs Bsdspreods
9 Doubls-sizs 6edspreods
4 Sinele-size Dust Ruffles
to notch bedspreods-
9 Double-size Dust Ruf-
files to notch bedspreods
8 Sinele-size Quilted Cow
erlets to match
4 poirs Nylon Bobinet
Ruffled Curtains, 90"
long, ivory
Evening star., 1953-01-08

Save on Decorator Fabric Samples
400 pieces reduced to less than half price
included tapestries domos hand prints and other fine
fobes for uphoteins slip pillow and me Febes
from Studio Of Interior Decoration.
Evening star., 1953-01-08

N6l-Costune Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-08

Were Now
3.o5 TO
5.e5 2.85
5.e5 to
8.95 2.S5
5.e5 2.s5
5.e5 TO
s.e5 1.s5
Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Man Indicted in Theft
Of Woman S $1,000

A 38-year-old man. accused
of disappearing with the $4,000
life savings of a 55-year-old
woman friend. today was in
dicted on a charge of grand
larceny.
The defendant, Vernon L. Cal
houn. was indicted by a grand
Jury in the U. s. District Court
for the District of Columbia.
According to police. Calhoun
struck up an acquaintance with
Mrs. Mabel G. Westcamp, IS, of
1888 Thirty-fourth street Sc,
about a year ago.
The two became friendly, and
Mrs. Westcamp told police they
planned marriage. Last March
IA, Mrs. WeStcamp. a beautician,
discovered 5000. result of 81
years of savings, was missing
from its hiding place.
Calhoun disappeared on the
same date and was arrested in
Reno. New. about 10 days later.
Police said he has q record of
forgery.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Use Of Roads Funds
For State Police in
Maryland Fought
By the As,oeintad Pres,

ANNAPOLIS. April g. The
Senate Finance Committee,
dominated by Democrats, today
moved to prevent any money
included in a long-range State
roads program from being used
to finance the State police.
The committee, by a party
line vote, added an amendment
to the Republican administra-
tion'S roads bill which would
transfer police costs to general
funds.
The only exception would be
in the fiscal year beginning next
July /. The action threatened
what appeared to have been
Republican unanimity for the
bill which has passed the House.
II cannot vote for it with
this provision" Minority Leader
Kimble declared.
Senator Monroe, Republican,
Of Charles County, described it
as an attempt to block any roads
program.
The House had eliminated the
police clause, first written into
the measure by the Legislative
Council. The theory among the
Delegates was that the matter
would be disposed of separately
in November. 1854. in a refer
endum to amend the constitu-
ton to prohibit highway rev.
enues from going to the police.
Majority Leader Goldstein.
who heads the Senate Finance
Committee, said roads money
could be increased by the more
than So million needed for the
State police during the fiscal
year in which the referendum
would take place.
AS the Finance Committee
met, there were still no open
signs Of pressure by II insurgent
Democrats, who had been. dis
appointed Saturday when a
House committee voted against
their bill for automatic tax re-
duction with surplus revenues.
One member of the insurgent
block had contended the tax
plan equaled the roads program
in Importance.
The original roads program
was to spend $568 million in II
years. The House set it up so
the Legislature would review the
situation every four years and
determine if the building should
go on as outlined.
The commission will have an
estimated $13O million to spend
during the first four years.
Action on this and all other
matters must be completed to-
day. for the 1853 session uses
up its allowed 80 days at mid
night OF course the Legislature
could use the time-honored
method of stopping the clock
and going right on If necessary.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
81 Baptist Churches
Name Speakers for
Evanue|istic Crusade

Speakers at Baptist churches
opening a two-week evangelistic
crusade in the Washington area
were announced today.
Thirty-one churches will take
part in the simultaneous drive,
with II holding services each
evening for the period. The
others will conduct the crusade
for one-week periods. some this
week and the rest next week.
The Rev. Claude Bowen of
First Baptist Church, Green's
boro, N. c., is in charge.
Guest ministers speaking at
churches each night include:
7:30 p.m-The Rev. Neal Ellis
of Portsmouth, Va, at Fountain
Memorial Church.
7:45 p.m.-The Rev. Merle
Fuller of Wellsboro, Pa. at Ana
costa Church; the Rev. j. b
Flowers of Newport News. Va, at
Central Church; the Rev. j,
Parks Hackney Of Washington
at Christ Church; DR.. Julian A.
Bandy of Toccoa. Ga. at Gov
enant Church; the Rev. D. r.
Fowler of Ashburn, Va, at Grace
Church; Fred Cherry of Okla
homa City. Okla, at Luther Rice
Church: the Rev. Reginal Wall
of Decatur, Ca. at Metropolitan
Church; the Rev. r. P. LiCalzi of
Greenwich, N. j., at Fairway
Church.
p.m.-The Rev. E. Len Wes-
ton of Washington at Avondale
Church: the Rev. John T. CO.
burn of Washington at Centen-
nial Church: DR.. Robert s.
Cooper of Washington at East
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Out-of- 7 owners Hats Score
As 10000 See Easter Parade

The girl identified herself as
Miss Jerry Norman, %, Of 1916
Seventeenth street NV. a clerk
in the Navy Department.
A couple in armor promoted
the American Cancer Society'S
fund campaign.
Youngsters from the embassies
added more color to the parade.
The children, dressed in cos
tunes of their native lands.
occupied flower stands and col
lected funds for Children's Hos
pital.
Last year, tophats were all
but absent. Yesterday. however.
a fair-sized number of dandies
wore them and Sported canes.
Twins at the Fore.
Twins did doubly well in
the judging. They had a cate
CORY of their own. Two of
the three winning best-dressed-
family competitors also had
twins. ..-.
Ralph Pfau, who with his wife,
daughter and twin sons won one
of the family prizes. was wound
ed in the advertising department
by one of the boys.
The Pfaus, IT'S Dublin drive,
Silver Spring, were posing for
photographers and one of the
twins was clamoring to get it
over with so he could have q
soft drink. He wanted q cer-
tain brand name, too.
Mr.. Pfau looked panied. Turned
out he owns a pop -bottling busi-
ness, and the drink his son
wanted wasn't one of MIR. Pfau's
lines.