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AVIATION

CESSNA, 100: painted, full panel.
radio, new cover and windshield.
New license; WA, 1890. ."s-1S
total AYE. Fresh license. 2-way
GE radio, new windshield. S1,l60;
40 Fairchild "a Ranger 175, S76
hrs. Smoh. Fresh license. 3-place.
radio. 81. $50. ANDERSON, 80. o.
cSSINrTriiNENrAL ENGINE EXCHANGE
special fresh maj0rsd A AnS;S. sl g;
BILL ERNST. Hyde Field, or call
CULVER CADET. 30 hrs. e.M.O.H.:
compl recovered. all buy-rate f1nish,
new license May. 1854. West River
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

LESS THAN TWO BLOCKS west Of
the White House, substantial old
building rented to business. tenants
and as apartments; annual income
5000 we net c oDSEs ;is u suSs
ally good for conservative invest
tails. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919
K st. NV. MA. S-1166.
APARTMENT HOUSE of I'VE units,
between Columbia I'd. and Conn.
f frc: s!Sss SsOt'l I 81 gsf Shoe
MAKER, iSiS K st. NV. Ma.
A12 X ST. N.W.-No vacancies here.
Guaranteed income from tenant on
bldg. with restaurant and large
sRsssss 'er Max. p your dolar S' Woss
BRUNO. NC. ST. $3.50. III
BLDGS. IN NEARBY MD.-Live
small estate with only $35. 200 above
the list trust. He who hesitatss Is
Sorority K. WINSTON II i CO
EXCEL. Def. BRICK: g UNITS -
High level lot in best rental section
Prie Ma rishs esf for rem aaief ssis. ecAkE
FORD. BUILDER. ~. 9-6l7O.
Ju. 9-6456. III
HUNT APT, N. Arl., near Penta-
gon and S25 million luxury hotel
under construction; must sell due to
i'll health; Sc. 900; minimum, $685.
600 cash. IA. 7.163l. Ill
FOUR FAMILY DETACHED BLDG,
beautiful cond.: good Sc. location;
low rental; owner must sell JOHN
L. SHELTON. ReaitOr. 10. $4,000.
BUSINESS PROPERTY in central
Washington: long leases, on hrst
floor: corner property: good return
or investment and future possible
increases. Contact @. ]. Mitchell
G ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Ma.
S-475O or IA. $4,000, Ext. Las.
SALE BY OWNER-Income property.
use 2,bedrm. hse. for own use.
rent l-bedrm. furn. apt. next to hse,
81 $50 per mo-: located on No.
on ] u acres. Only $500 cash
required: For appt., call OWNER
at u. 2-6559. la
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

/ WILL TAKE ,YOUR HOME in trade
for my houses in Florida. Owners
in town. win be at once every day.
P rhhops Or ET,tsraf for oJ sPppi E.S q
NV. telephone ST. 3-2341. la
ORANGE CITY. Fla on main Route
IL between DelAnd and Orlando. II
you are going TO- Florida. contact
S.i %ni SS yaa Tns so pe SHxn homo
monthly: EredeS s Streets SSo the T pures rest
water in the world available. Trade
your home for . beautiful Florida
rambler. or We VIII build on your
lot for as low -. $3.50. Be our
guest ct our. own hotel: $25 weekly
each; Including meals; Let U. ar
for beautiful brochure. Orange City
Hills. 027 18th st. NV. ST. 3-2341.
ask for Mr.. Perkins. lie
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
2Ist AND X SITS. N.w.-2-story brick
bldg.; store front and once space.
e MS' S sNM5TK 4 pTFs. Nv LA.trsssiv.
store. ssx7o, iarse show window; 2
laws, driye-ln bsmt; for shop and
ga55ssihnng 8 cars. Reduced rent. RA.
USED CAR or ideal trailer sales; ap.
for 100 cars; idea. building with 3
separate ofhces; all modern. inside
conveniences; two outside garages
for repair. etc.; nehts already In;
ready for immediate use: Cal "a "a:
further S inform nat .i7
isif II st s1 ssxse 10000 81. Il. sDS
5000 50; f. parking area re- iSsal %
GAS sfATloS Sys; Ssc SD 0 csS 5. used
for any purpose: ideal location;
NJ. oiivet I'd. ne. OWNER. Ii.
DoWNTOWN AREA-919.21 18th ct,
FoT ofs soO o So store. e. d% SSEi ldf1l
7:4160: ewes. ~. $3.50. Ii
approx. 5000 50. #; can be used
Tor tail stores. omceS ana ware
OWNER. Ii. 7-4lS0; eyes,. 70.
I2ia 4 ST. N.w.-Dovntown, sM.
story bldg. 13xlO0 incl. store and
apt. gas heat. parking. Very cheap.
Sss any time. Hu. s-7so2 or eyes,
SOUTHEAST. mr.. Z. Capitol St.
Excel. rental sec: 9-Em. house.
compl furn.: win sell business reas.
No brokers. CAN Ii. S-6is6 or Ii.
SILVER SPRING. Ga. ave.-ApprOx.
1900 50. It.. all or part. ~. g.
U HfSs q tn rs sr. NV. south Of L.
aye.-Large store In 1st-class con-
dition; garage, Including heat. VIII
give good lease to responsible
tenant. Reasonable rent. WIZ. T.
Ma Q206 -l0
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MOTORCYCLES

1e $$S % .s IL sG ssss a :sf' SS1s
RIDE nS0' TODAY A BsA-BsA cham
pion motorcycles Of the year; many
models to choose from; Road Rock
ct, Shooting Star: Golden Flash and
others. Good used machines, parts
and repairs, accessories. trades and
terms. BLALOCK CYCLE CO.. e117
Ga: ave. Silver Spring.
1851 TRIUMPH ST motorcyclsl
SSSn. fssaai ass after iS10
X. H.. HID. "a. like new. acces-
SORES. $3.50 or best offer. 1901 JET.
|ferson ST.. Hyatts.. Md. WA. 1911 50.
TRIUMPH 1859 speed twin: excel.
Lent IsHt c S9as sSsS Gan EE' es DI S
THE sPoRTsMAN's CHOICE. see the
new Triumph Line today! T-110s.
T-100's, and the all-new light:
WEIGHTS. Priced from $450. Special
sale used machinss. s.-
s; IS i Esf;., cSIsf "sO"' low mi 5 5ss
'5$ Triumph "sT', low mi. - sos
'53 Zundapp "601" shaft DR. $50
81 HH..- -P. "llS$55"--------- ias
'48 Indian Chief ------------ 275
40 Triumph 800" 275
These and others to choose from.
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th st. NV. CO. 6-14e9
-l3
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COBB ISLAND, MD. 50 mi. from
b c. on good roads: home for re-
tired couple: house has 2 bedrooms,
large living room with. fireplace.
porches (glassed I'M. cellar with
i 10000; on Neal Sound; good fish-
ing and Grabbing: 81, 900 on terms.
Cobb Island, Md.-Beautiful lots
overlooking the Wicomac and the
Potomac River, 6Ox160: on reason
able terms.
Real Estate Broker
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STORAGE SPACE

approximately 1.7O0 50. It.; west
Known as. ii4S vermont court. IL
rear Of 1929 N Sc. NV.
Az26 PER MONTH
3. r. SAUL CO.
a3S l6sA St. NV. ma. s-2lO0
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LOANS

LIST AND end TRUST LOANS MADE,
24-hour service. Call Ii. S-0445.
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
sol;date your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
cash. Call MR., MILLER. NE. g.
1920: evenings. LA. 6-6l0A
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
sEAsM0RE PROPERTY

MACS HEAD, N. CORN. mod. cot
tage for rent; fully equipped: on
ocean. OIL. 2-01Ol or OIL. 2-2332.
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Distress sale Of
direct ocean-front lot; no reasonable
offer refused. Terms. IKE. S-4e4O.
vENrOR. N. j., 1O2 8. Somerset ave.
Mod. cottaae for sale. Open porch
and closed porches: overlooking the
beach and ocean. Can be financed.
HARRY. J. ALKER. Jr.. Land Title
bldg, Phila.. Pa.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Modern 2-bed.
rm. brick apis. on ocean front: utils.
furn. Call 10. 3-o766 after z pm.
FOR RENT JUNE i TO
OCT. 16-Ultra- modern bungalow.
opposite Rehoboth Beach Country
Club. ecarborough ave-. 2h bed.
aIl-electric kitchen. dish and clothes
washer. wen equipped, heat: rental.
81, 4O0-4h months. Other nne
cottages for sale or rent in Re-
hoboth and Dewey Beach. Call or
write HARRY N. GRIEVES. Realtor.
81 Pine Reach rd.. Henlopen
Acres. Rehoboth Beach. Del. Phone
Rehoboth 1901.
REHOB0TH BEACH BY OWNER
3.bedrooIn cottage. Spa
cious, furnished, $4,000; good terms.
Call DE. 2.11S7 or Rehoboth 1891
or 1857. -1S
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loerlcGs 8 STUDIOS eoR RIhlTI
tcoatinuod.I

sss sI ., yEnH5sE s1ezs esAss n asyn-
DUPONT CIRCLE ARRA---Newly dee.
1st q. incl. rms. bath. AZ util.
s srrn: rsar ssntr; e car pssrs Ln1,
re- 7aCC iA, Gss L bixoS Sass e.
AIR-COND.. opp. statier: third-door
front; furnished Nv. rg. Of once.
9S61 or NH. 4-S02a. --23
DOCrOR's on DENTISTS SUITE,
silver epring, Ca. ave.-Eront Of
nee. air-eond.; reception rm... pvt.
once. 2 treatment rms. and bath;
$12b mo. 10. 0-5461 or RA. 3-7236.
OFFICE SPACE, best downtown loca.
ton; reasonable rent; MR.. BEATTY,
OIL. 2.1zOS. -1S
MEDICAL OFFICE. 10th and Park
I'd. area--Conv. located. air-cond::
SSsS. nr RA. a-isS7. cir
OFFICE. DOWNTOWN, furnished;
secfetariaI service: front reception
area; plus nice sized rms. with
outside exposules; park ] ear; $50
0O6 CHILLUM RD.. Chillum, Nd
New 2-rn.. eflee: S76 mo. Ii. q
1877, nr IA. h-AhA1. fla
LOTS ON eMANAND0AH RIVER. out
Route T e., 30 miles NIL By Hill "A acres;
ss7S. Of Bluemont a.Ss16. rs
rvo.rOom ~, oe s7tn Du Re. NIX N,sS priv.t.
available fndey; S7R monthly.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

h 1essmsnt and COT ne sEHs' ps e
ties Call MILTON r. RUPERT.
Di. 7-6O15: eyes, EN-. S-6407.
HAVE CLIENT for 4 to Is unit apis.
Good rental section. Substantial
cash. Call LU. 4-43S2. T. PAUL
MUDD CO. -16
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

COMMERCIAL LAND. 10000 square
e. on T.r. siding. In Remington,
zoned industrial. Answer, eiying
complete information. tncludins
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4-UNIT-$22,5OO
TRINIDAD srcTIoN NE.
Two-story brick, 4.unit apt; each
apt. consists Of large liv. rm.. dinette.
kit. and bath. Rear porches. TEN
ANT FURNISHES ALL uTILS. CALL
"N oEooRoE nAsnKo
1113 Eve st. NV. ia
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. ron RENT
Attention, Contractors

S,ae.story once bldg, stoferoom and
yard; 3,400 Ga. IT,; industrial; cow.
to transp., near Walter Reed Hos
RIA. 3.6710 -13
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WAREHOUSE FOR SAILS
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

HSoH M. nE ' sSsls SS s2 & Il
Eiss, 'e rs. i X.Sso7l HUGH T. pHI
CENTRALLY LOCATED warehouse
space: month-to-month basis; ap-
prox. $500 90. #. Call JU. 6-0666.
5000 so. FL. hish-ceiling ware
house space; r. Z. siding and use Of
loading platform. Located in Sill
yer Spring. Nd. Contact O.. ].
Mitchell of ROBERT L. McKEEVER
CO. Ma. S-4760 or IA. $4,000, Ext.
143 la
OVER 4,4OO SO. TT. floor space. new
modern warehouse. yiers Mil I'd;
doors, brick front. concrete doors.
toilets, cleo. Plenty Of parkingi i'm
mediate occupancy. 10. 6-OO32.
10000 SO. TT. In Alexandria; $3.50
per mo. Call owner. MR.. SCHWARTZ.
IL. 6-1468.
vA.-Four new stores,
approx. 5000 "a. IT.: can be used
for retail stores. ofllces and ware
house use; will subdivide any part.
OWNER. Ii. 7-416O; eyes,. u.
9-4376. Iii
a, ST Sc. between 8. Capitol and
Half st.-Approx. 10000 So. r..
and 5000 50. ftN parking area; ideal
location; very heavy frame. OWNER,
II. 7-416O; ewes. 10. 9-4376. I'll
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REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-4 bed
rms. 2 baths. 8 exposures; mod.
504 Scarborough. Rehoboth. Ia
Blue RIDGE SUMMIT, PA.--Spa-
cious year-round home for sale: 3
firepIaces, 3 baths: oil heat: serv-
ants quarters: Handicapped garden:
P EsH q s ans E sG sa
sUN I'M ISL BEACH Lor-eoxs0O. Nr.
Severn River in Anne Arundel Coun-
ty. Pvt beach privileges: 5000 or
best oner. Must sell. Phone NE.
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VACATION PLACES

new COTTAGES. 2 ana 8 rooms. all
electric kitchens. tile bath; nearby
golf, fishing and swimming By
week or month. also overnight ac-
commodations Class A restaurant
In conjunction. Phone or write
ray, Va. Phone Luray S2-F-1b. Is"
FOR SALE. motel and Class A res:
taurant. year-round business, VIII
be sold at q sacrifice account health.
Located near Skyline drive and
Luray Caverns. This Is rare
bargain. Particulars. write owner,
c. @. JOHNSON, Rt. 8, Luray, Va.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. - Ocean
front apt. vacant; June IL wk..
$50: June 10 wk.. sos. ia. p
7514 week ends. EN-. 2-6764 dur
Blue III ~I EDGE SUMMIT. PA.-Fur-
nished apartments, l, 2 and 3 bed
rms. liv. rm. kitchen and bath.
Spacious rooms: convenient loca-
ton: grounds. No. 7-s43S. .-1s
CENTERvILLE. Cape Cod. Mass
Ocean front cottage. compl. furn.,
ready for occupancy now until Aug.
/. 4 dble. bedrms., 2 baths, maids
rm. and bath. tennis court. SM.
LAUREL LAKES
a.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

est. frontage, 10000 50: It. with
. dwelling that has 2 businesses on
the ground AZ. and I apt. shove.
Price. $50. 900. CLAUDE WOOD.
Realtor, ~. $1,000.
COMMERCIAL CORNER - Drive in
frozen custard and dancing school:
ness; frame eoun nft az 1900 daily
TiNKLE PROPERTIES. IA. s-SSSi
A "a issNTi OR DUPLEX GROUND.
Approx. $4,000 50. IT,. apartment
sOnE aa e SocE arE g,o
n BIKE IN Ailinet R1ek mi E to Pents.
gon. Call Mr.. Wilkins. IA. 2-23S1 ;
ewes, IA. S-o626. TrNKLR PROP
b S6SVSNhTSoiw AREA-s1s.a1 18th st
NV: $500 50. f.: 3 f,SSHrsi ideal
GAS STATION-vacant; can be used
for any purpose; ideal location,
heavy trafnc. BladensbuIE rd, and
MI olivet I'd; ne; OWNER. II. q
JUNK AND USED CAk parts business
on app. acres of land. Fronting
on Oakmont ave. Back to B&O RR.
Including once and app. so wrecked
cars, ETC., and masonry dwelling.
Evenings, call Mrs. Qlassman, RIA.
9;404S; PAUL P. STONE. Realtor'
By oWNkS-Estate % brick struc-
lures; need repairs: for small BUSH
ness. service, storage or garage.
Rear of 521 18th st. Sc. 1mmedi-
ate sacrifice sale, $4,000 or best
offer. ST. S-1741.
ZONED 1st COMMERCIAL, with
steady income from parking in rear
yard which can be increased; 10
rms, 2 baths; oil h.-w.h.: best rent
ing location, near White House. An
opportunity for use and develop
ment Of good income. Qut-of-town
1918 N st. NV, p1. 7-S66S; ewes.
and week ends, EN-. 3.44l4. liz
SMALL BLDG. in cen
trail downtown loc.-3 stories, total
bsmt. Excellent construction. En-:
tirely air.cond. Heavy wiring; ideal
for sale Of appliances, television.
radio and many other uses. Call or
write Mr.. Neil 8. Allen. JAMES L..
DIXON 4 CO.. 1022 18th st. NV.
c6Gli sElSSGi GROUND one of
busiest blvds. in fast-growing Fair
fax: developed area with more large
projects under way. RE. 7-4O26.
%, 600 so. Fl. comm. Lee hwy; by
OWNER. Priced low: good bldg. and
loo. Need cash. Box sem. Star.
MNN
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DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk
space In Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering, mail service avail
Call DE, $4,000,
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REAL Estate LOANS

End TRUSTS. Arlington area: immed.
s sioS wl MGcb bivd Arl Sa EaEss6S
;E .1SEnN VA sRos sAsS It tr s1Sc
r MlsTn A slHd skG5N g. rkS SsGO loans
BARLOW REALTY Co. Realtors.
MONEY on end TRUST-We will
buy 1nd-trust notes p. C., nearby
TIONAL MoRTGAGF \ INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
MA. S-6S33.
SPOT CASH FOR 2nd TRUSTS
2h9s TO AZ DISCOUNT
Nh. Quick. 10. z-SSS6
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

S1B, 900 NEEDED by me for one year.
Will give as security LIST mortgage
on IL choice acres in College Park,
Md. Property Is worth S4S. 600.
Wili pay sc interest," plus S0yV
HOHENSEE, DI, $4,000. 13S
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
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LAUREL LAKES
SUMMER HOMES

Edinburg. Va.
Modern cabins with cooking facilities
fishing, swimming, hiking.
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tcanllnnal.l

NEARBY N. AnL4-chcice 1s-aers lot
% aLorc0p od lSne; ! .Smbis Of 1ey
Rock CREEK MHLs-A beaut. lot
with shade tressi al utiIs. about y
acre. I'M 2-4232 Or OIL. 2.669z
|BEAUTIFUL LOTS AND ACREAGE.
a Hunt Club section. Of Bethesla,
M. acre lots. wooded, high, build
ing restrictions, $3.50. h.acfe lots,
1.076. 8 acres or more adj. Hunt
Club 1t 81 900 per acre. Easy
terms II desired. EDW. q. ADAMS.
Oh. z-S0ll. I'D
ATTENTION. BUNDRRS--2OO Ice. de-.
taehed lots in desirable nearby Nd.
Owner win sell AL or part. S1,6O0
per lot. site approval by VA and
FLA. VIII subordinate IN fun or IN
part. rinaucin9 Available Call
5s asss1SERick REAL EsTATS. N.
ARLINGTON BUILDERS - see this
lot with several larger trees In close
IN N, Arl.s near Lofcom lane and
Lee hwy; 5000 for quick sale.
xSzklggH ssSGS p; ssY RI 3 IA s-SaSsS7.
35 ACRES, partly cleared, bordeFed
by stream fronting over 1000 It.
on newly improved hard surfaced I'd.
l2 miles from d. e. line over good
hwy. Ideal for residential subdi-
HARRY L. DURITY
Upper Marlboro. Nd. Market 7-3g3S
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with give me a smiling good
morning"
Another missionary project
launched by the Congress-
woman was the serving of a
real Thanksgiving dinner" to
some of her fellow women dele
gates. including three from the
Russian bloc. Each guest found
five kernels of seed corn on her
plate when she sat down Mrs.
Bolton explained was Pilgrim
symbol of gratitude for a good
harvest and hope for another.
Several of the women said they
would take the corn home and
plant 1t in their country as a
good omen for world peace.
They were very deeply
moved by the Thanksgiving
tradition" the Ohioan said.
Several said they had no idea
that America had any such
day. They were particularly
impressed that the day stressed
families being together. They
had heard so much about there
being almost no family life in
this country"
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Officers Are Assigned to New Posts

expects to visit her sister, Miss
Helen Vogel. at Fort Worth, Tex.
then both of them will travel
to California together.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Philip B.
Melody are also. leaving Fort
Myer. Come February /, they
will be off to Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, Col. Melody's next duty
station.
They will go directly to Texas
and with them will be their
children. Diana, Daniel, Susan
and Nancy.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Col. c. A. Pyle has been re-
assigned and has left their
quarters at Fort Lesley j. Nc
Nair. He is now in Korea. Mrs.
Pyle and the children. June and
Robert, leave Tuesday to drive
to Tucson. Ariz., where they will
make their home until Col. Pyle
returns.
Mrs. Dutro entertained the
ladies Of the post at a coffee
hour on Friday to say farewell
to Mrs. Pyle and on Thursday
Mrs. Stanley A. Young had a
Evening star., 1954-01-10

dessert bridge party at her quar-
ters for her.
Capt. Ruth Vogel has arrived
at Fort Myer from her previous
duty assignment at Fort Lee,
Va. She replaces Capt. Phyllis
johnson, who has gone to North
Dakota.
Capt. Vogel, who is with the
Headquarters Company. U. S.
A. W., is from Pasadena, Calf.
She hopes to return there this
summer for q vacation after an
absence of three years. She
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One Women Crusode


The Congresswoman took
great pleasure In q few little
ne-woman cruSadeS OF her
own to pierce the Iron Curtain.
At one luncheon given by Mrs.
Menon, an Indian delegate,
she found herself with women
from Russia and Poland. They
tried, not very successfully. to
communicate with each other
with bits Of English and
French.
Mrs. Bolton remembered
that Nine. Litvinov. wife Of the
one-time Russian Ambassador
to Washington, took basic
English" booklets back with
her to Russia. The books con-
tain $50 carefully chosen Eng
lish words, using very little
grammar, which Mrs. Bolton
says Chinese coolies can learn
in three weeks.
She decided to give copies to
her luncheon companions of
that day, and, she says, You
cannot imagine the light in
their faces! 1t may be a COIN
cidence, but since then the
various delegates I am thrown
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Shelton
Continued from Page DID

foreign representatives In
Washington by inviting them
to her house for small gather
ings, and accepting their in
vitations.
ITO me. these are fragile
threads Of gold between my
country and other lands-tiny
perhaps, but still threads
which If brought together
might prove to have a strength
beyond our vaguest dreams"
she declared.
U. N. Worlds Hope
A congressional supporter Of
the U. N. since its inception,
Mrs. Bolton said her three
month service as a delegate
has made her even more en-
thusiastic about the world Or
ganization.
II certainly have learned
very conclusively that 1t is the
one place where the nations
can get together and talk it
out-and of course as long as
they talk they don't shoot.
II don't mean for o moment
that there aren't very real
dangers within the organiza-
ton for every country. In
cluding our own. There are
people who are trying to de-
stroy 1t, and US with It. But
certainly We are smart enough
to handle that.
In q very real sense. the
q. N. Is the one place We have
to 60. Where but before the
United Nations could the
atrocity horrors be barred?
Where but there could the ac-
cusation of germ warfare be
thrown back into the teeth Of
the accusers?
This country has vast leader
ship responsibilities in the
U. NJ, the Congresswoman be-
lieves, because much Of the
world is coming to realize that
it is dependent on our moral
and economic strength. They
know that II America Is not
strong, then the world totters." ="
At the same time. she cau-
toned. I'VE In turn must
understand. We must be
quietly strong. We must not
blow and bluster about It,"
The Ohioan said she is not
too much worried by attacks
in this country on the world
organization. "It is largely q
matter Of education" she said.
IF people could have any
comprehension Of the impor-
tance of the q. N. the attacks
should STOP"
Evening star., 1954-01-10
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-16

Cruss, QhTs, Lean Erovraa Z,
Noble; Wheeler Gorby, BrooR-
field and Thomas Gale, Buffalo.
Petit Jurors
Petit jurors, subject to the
call of the court, are as follows:
Zola Williams, Seneca; j. F.
Wyscarver, Beaver; Frank Rad
cliff, Dexter City; George Sail
ing, Caldwell route 4; Bessie
Dotson, Marion; Mabel Hesson,
Stock; Charles Warner, Stock;
Howard Devolld, Jr., South
Olive; Pearl Blake, Olive.
Ruth Smith, Center; William
Metheney, Noble; Emma Meek,
Marion; Lena Mae Archer,
Noble; Helen Watson, Marion;
Hattie VanFleet, Olive; Dean
Raney, Jackson; Walter Davis,
Center; Harry J. Moore, Marion;
Moreno Hively, Buffalo; Ray
Wilson, Elk; Ora Bond, Noble
and Mary Richcreek, Olive.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-16
Pickup Truck Diver
Is Seriously Injured

William K. Cecil, 26, of BeaIls-
vile, was seriously injured Sat
urday evening when his pickup
truck went out of control on
State Route 313 at the Noble
Guernsey county line near
Buffalo and plunged over a 40
foot embankment.
Patrolmen reported that Cecil
sustained a fractured skull and
severe decorations and was re-
moved to ST. Francis hospital in
the Meek ambulance.
The truck was eastbound when
it struck the BERN causing Cecil
to lose control and the truck
plunged through a guard rail
The victim was thrown from
the truck and was pinned BEN
cath where he was found by a
passing motorist.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-16

Continued From Page One)
the Song of Christmas" Wava
Williams viii be the organist
and Gray E. Tucke will direct
the choir. The regular chancel
choir will be augmented from
this service.
The Order of Service
Prelude of Chimes (from the
tower), Wava Williams; Introit
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Sill
eEce," traditional French carol,
the choir; Professional 90 Come,
All Ye Faithful" (sung by the
congregation and the choir;
Invocation, the minister; ''The
Song of Christmas" 'cantata by
Roy Ringwald, the choir and the
minister; Offertory solo 20 Holy
Night" Adams, Mr.. Tuecke;