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Smyrna times., 1954-11-04
DEMOCRATS SWEEP STATE--RULE
ASSEMBLY BY u MAJORITY
Democrats Win All Contests
in Kent County By Large
Majority
FREAR LEADS TICKET

The Democrats swept to a
complete victory in Kent County
Tuesday, taking all county offices,
State Senate and House seats,
setting the pace for the over
whelming victory throughout the
state. The Democrats will rule
the General Assembly by a two
thirds majority, having captured
IL out of II Senate seats and 2S
out of 35 in the House. The Re-
publicans won only one Senate
and one House seat in the two
lower counties.
Frear Leads Ticket
u. S. Senator ]. Allen Frear,
Jr., won his bid for reelection by
more than 10000 over Republican
Herbert B. Warburton, the larg-
est margin ever rolled up by a
state-level candidate. The voting
on the statewide candidates: Sen
ator Frear, 82,073; Warburton,
1898. For U. S. Representative,
Harris B. Mcdowell, Jr., 78,767;
Mrs. Lillian I. Martin, 63,717 For
Attorney general-Joseph Donald
Craven, 1911; Vincent A. Theis-
en-, 63,173. For State Auditor
Clifford E. Hall, 1880; T. Edgar
Townsend, Jr., 63,187. For insur-
ance commissioner-Harry Smith,
79,528; Leon F. Trivits, 63,003.
For state treasurer-Howard H.
Dickerson, 79,347; Jesse A. Har-
mon, 63,4S6.
Local Results
Contests of local interest were
those for representative in the
first district where Ernest S. Mat
tiford defeated Neal M. Oechsler
HOO to 671, a majority of 429;
third representative district H.
Clifford Clark, 1893; Thomas e.
Pearson, 395; majority for Clark
of 63S. For state Senator-Wil-
liam B. Behen, 2357; George J..
Pyott, 1913; majority for Behen
of 564. For Levy Court-first
district-Henry T. Price, 1850;
Wilmer T. Derickson, 3274; ma
iority for Price of 686. Second
district-John T. Loder, 3508; A.
Keith Webb, 1872; majority for
Loder of 2136.
Other County Results
In other contests the vote was:
Sheriff-Allen J. Cooke, Kenton,
over Earl Carey, 10,604 to 6,443.
Clerk of the Peace-Former State
Senator Walter A. Handsberry,
over Charles F. Richards, Sr., 10,-
529 to 6,444. Recorder of Deeds
Roy ]. Honey over Henry Gibbs,
I0,76O to 5,342. Receiver of Tax
es-Thomas c. Robbins over Tai
bert M Cats, 1851 to 6.451.
Register in Chancery and Clerk
of Orphans Court = Grafton r.
Heather, incumbent, over Herman
H. Hanson, 1922 to 6,451. Cor
oner = Roland P. Trader over
Noble Warren, Jr., 1882 to 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15
Jacques Fath, Leading French Fashion Designer, Dies of Blood Disease

PARIS, R-Jacques Path, one of Frances leading fashion de- signers, died Saturday. He had been ill for several weeks.
 During his illness, reliable re- ports-denied by his family and office-said he was suffering from leukemia, blood disease. AL though admitting he received daily blood transfusions, his wife insisted he was suffering only from extreme fatigue and ane- mia"
 Path died in his Paris apart ment where he was confined after several days treatment in the Am erican Hospital here early last month. He is survived by his wife, Genevieve, an 11-year-old son, his parents and one sister, all resi- dents of Paris.
 The last models designed by Fath were shown here only last week.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15
US. Must Buy Canadian Gas Before Winning
 BIG. Hydroelectric Rights

HOPE, B.C., R-Lands Minister Robert Sommers of British Col umbia has reiterated a previous statement that the US. must agree to buy British Columbia natural gas before it can win hydroelec- tric rights in the province.
 Speaking at public meeting here Wednesday night, the minis ter opened the governments cam paign to get public support for its proposal to allow the Kaiser alu- minum interests to build storage dam on the Columbia River in the Arrow Lakes area.
 The proposal is opposed by the Canadian federal government.
 Sommers said the government wants to see power developed in B.C. wherever possible"
 We have been exporting water down our rivers into the US. for millions of years anyway. If we put up a dam and get couple of million dollars a year for that water, what's wrong with that?"
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy today and Tues day with little change in tenn perature. NE. winds IS mph. Low temperature expected tonight 12, high tomorrow 20.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15
Monday. November IS. 1854
Soviet Army Urged To Increase Vigilance Against US. Intelligence

MOSCOW, R-The Soviet army newspaper Red Star called upon Soviet soldiers and airmen Satur- day to increase their vigilance against "imperiaist intelligence services striving to learn our mill tary and government secrets in order to undermine our country's defenses."
 The half-page article cited as an example of praiseWorthy vigilance the shooting down by Soviet Mig fighters of an American RB-29 reconnaissance plane Nov. off the northeast tip of Japan.
 Our flierS are dealing destructive blows to those who violate our air frontiers, thanks to the fact that they are always in state of combat readiness and are vigilant As an example of such high degree of vigilance we point to the recent case when an American B-29 was the subject of protest notes exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union Each blamed the other"
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15
Russia Proposes European Talks In Moscow or Paris


 MOSCOW, R-The Soviet gov- ernment Saturday proposed hold ing a conference on European security either in Moscow or Paris on Nov. 29.
 A Soviet note was sent to the French government Saturday to make this proposal. Copies were sent to other interested govern ments, including the United States. Communist China was asked to send observers.
 The new Soviet note was obvi- ously aimed at delaying or pre- venting ratification of the Paris Pact granting sovereignty to West Germany and granting that coun- try the right to rearm.
 It follows the month-old Soviet idea of security system embrac- ing all European countries as well as the United States. This organi- zation would replace the systems of defense alliances which the West has laboriously built up and would specifically ban the inte- grafton of a rearmed West Ger many in the system.
 The United Kingdom was among the countries invited.
 The note said it's purpose was ito prevent the complication of the situation in Europe which in- creases the danger of war"
 The new notes parallel those of July "A and August 4, in which the Soviet Union made almost exactly similar proposals. The Western powers rejected the idea then almost out of hand, regard ing it as an attempt to kill EDC. The idea of an all-European col lective security program-includ- ing Russia-Was first advanced by Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov at the Berlin four-poWer conferenre early this year. He first wanted to bar the United States but later gave up that posi- ton.
 Revival of the idea probably re- suits from the fact that the Paris London accordS to free and rearm West Germany and tie her into NATO are nearing the ratification stage The Soviet Unions aim is to block these accords in some fashion, as EDC was blocked.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15
Cop Learns When
 Stripteaser's Exposure Is Not Held Indecent

SAN FRANCISCO, R-A San Francisco cop learned Friday that there's a difference between ex- posture and indecent exposure-in the eyes of the law.
 Patrolman Charles Rosenbrock testified at length in municipal court about the act of 27year-old Jinx Lane, strip tease dancer who was charged with indecent exposure at stag party here re- gently.
 "Were your sensibilities offend ed?" asked Municipal Judge Clay ton Horn after Rosenbrok had her practically down to pair of shoes.
 Well, no, your honor," admit ted the cop.
 Case dismissed" snapped the judge.
 Indecent exposure, Rosenbrock learned later, must be offensive. Exposure that does not offend is not indecent-in the eyes of the law.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15
WIEN AIRLINES

To Kotzebue: Sam Jackson.
 To Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sandvik, Madge Haney, Al Kurtz.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15

Americans used more than 800 million pounds of insecticides in 1852.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-15

Letter-Size File Folders For Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Luke to Be Developed

Improvement Of harbors on
Lake Nyasa and $45 million for
future power projects are in
cluded in . $1s6 million develop
ment program mapped in Sails
bury BY the new Federation Of
RhodeSia and NyaSaland.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Danger. Low Bridge!

When Nellie the giraffe was
trucked recently from sunder-
land to London Zoo. an attend
ant went along. Every time they
approached 4 low bridge he
pushed Nellie's neck down until
the bridge was passed.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Transit Use Dips Again

CHICAGO. Urban streetcar
and bus travel was down again
last year. continuing q trend
that started in ls47. Passenger
traffic on public-transit lines
last year was 10 per cent under
1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE

e917 CHERRY TREE LANE-Attrac-
tive 2-bedroom home; located on
large, nicely Handicapped lot, walk:
ing distance to bus, elementary and
parochial schools, living room with
fireplace, full basement. Price Sl3,-
500.
To reach: Colesville roaod to Old
Bladensburg road. right to Williams
burg drive. left to Cherry Tree lane.
right to house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
OAKVIEW

9613 DILFTON ROAD--Nicely plan
ned ned. brick oF X, Colonial n1 IN v, beautiful i
is large with fireplace and built-in
bookshelf, fanily-sized dining room,
kitchen with dinette, 8 large bed
rooms. bath; fenced yard. Priced.
S16.950. To reach: New Hampshire
ave., extended; to Oakyiew drive.
left to pilfton I'd =, right To house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
BETHESDA, MD.
OPEN l PM.

$17,950-$19, 500-$19,950
Attractive 3 bedrms., full bsmt. with
outside entrance. Brick ramblers on
large lot with trees In Hendry Estate
workmanship and quality in these
Cooley-built homes. / blk. transpor-
tation, walking distance public and
parochial schools. Also recreation
center 4ASS loans to qualified
buyers.
From Bank Of Bethesda
out o PIG. G e r I'd. to Beech S,
to Ewing DIR and our open Sign."
VIM. o. COOLEY q SONS. Builders.
Exclusive Sales Representatives
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

CARROLL KNOLLS
1O4O4 INSLEY STREET-Attractiv
brick rambler on nicely Handicapped
corner lot large living room with
: ly equipped Kitchen; 3 bedrooms.
full bath, full basement. Priced $l6,-
$50. To reach Georgia ave, to
Plyers Mill rd., left to Insley ST.,
left to house,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

||ssIE1THsdESsDA AREA-- GARRETT PARK
hy. rm. with fireplace, scr. pch..
full bsIlit.. huge shaded lot. Open
Sun. Out Wis. ave. 2h mi. past
Naval Hosp. It, on strathnaore ave.
kss% wi e fNsiclS5 ss E ma1sGs
BETHESDA-ENGLIsH VILLAGE
S2I.500. Open SUM-; 3-bdrm. rambler,
lot. Out. Bradley blvd, 1910 mi.
from Wis. ave. to Old Chester I'd.
e caLp Eset e oDs g. sis goa NSIEcHoLsoN
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
OWNER MUST SELL AT A LOSS for
Q quick transaction on their lovely
oct: brick home, containing 2 baths
and 3 nice-size bedrooms on End a.:
large 5risk firepl,. carpeted living
large screen porch. DRIVEN 1 ssrase.
slate roof, washer and dryer. Very
pretty setting. For information.
GAITHERsBURG AREA-Mod. A
pedrm. fuH bSmt.. gas heat. S13,-
50O. MOD 2-bedrm.. Al. 2 yrs.
MODERN 2-BEDRM.: 2 acres, fenced,
81. $50. Lot l0Ox2S0. water. paved
a lots g, $4,000. Is acres, wooded,
So'ooo' 1AYToNsvY1Ir
Mod. 5-bedTm.; : liv. rms. center
a ns hfss gs.eeo n aosf l sSsdrm By
stove and refgr.: So. 500.
H. W. BECRAFT
Qatthersburg 555 or 1881
ROCKVILLE: 10,750-Two stories,
5 rooms and bath. oil heat. nearly
waens distance tame e to SsnGS
new house, but looks like good
CHARLES M. HICKMAN. Poplar
2-9442; once / mile north OF
Rockville. on Route $40.
$40 cRABB AVE. Rockville, on Hor-
rooms and bath; gas hot-water heat,
one-han basement. modern kitchen.
large refrigerator and stove, lot 90
by 200; SIl. 900. Open today from
d 1I9i; EsEp r 2; cu e NAN Or
y Si,;s ONCE; ! mile north Of Rock
5a27 .LeMAY RID. Twin Brook
nice home, in q convenient location,
one one block from the school. First
noor, four rooms and bath; second
moor, one finished bedroom; stove
and refrigerator. A very large lot,
with plenty Of garden space, border
ing q stream. This house has been
$li.soS. open today from ies..
FRED B. .CUSHMAN or CHARLES M.
HICKMAN. Poplar 2-9442, Once.
l mile north Of Rockville. on Route
ONE BLOCK OFF ROUTE a4o-Two-
eral outbuildings; IL acres ESQ Of s sfy,
land; $4,000. FRED B. CuSHMA AN
or CHARLES M. HICKMAN. Poplar
2-9442: Office, l mile north OF
Rockville, on Route 240.
SILVER SPRING-S95O DOWN
2-bedrm. brk. rambler, near Dennis
ave; 3 -bedrm. asbestos single
pqngalow near Sligo Creek. Ewes.
AUERBAcH q CO. D1. 7-e5o1
7,6 oPs sNns sggNP AZ p 1 ne Pm;
L sespea det It. brisk :k on beautiful land
Hy. rm. with firepl., family-sized
din rm.. lge. mod. Kit. with dish
washer and disposal: rear screened
in porch titled floorl, coat closet
ana powder rm.; 2nd floor has 8
bedrms:. walk-in closets and bath:
finished and heated rec. rm., laun-
cry rm., lavatory, gas &C. heat:
Ancnor-fs T rear yard; Terms.
Realtors
Ma s-a31e Ewes. OIL. 4-4o74
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LANGLEY PARK

I'LL LEBANON sTREET-Beautiful
brick rambler with 8 bedrooms,
living room. @. E. kitchen with
dinette; full bsmt. with rec. room:
large fenced yard; close to schools.
Priced, $15.500, To reach: New
drive, right to Keokee ST., right to
Lebanon St, left to house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
THE SUNDAY STAR BIS

Washington, d. C.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER a. fana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

A QUIET STREET HOME In Sil. Spg !:
2-story brick Colonial handy to the
area; 6 rooms and bath. full bsmt. ).
f trent porch very faS Sen nsigh7
Lowry s-BEnRM. BRICK RAM
BIER with fun basement: nice lge.
level lot with trees. Priced ct
AGENCY, NC 10. a-5555 III o
ls.BRiDRM, BRICK RAMBLER. seU.t-
Diet. with beautiful rec. rm.: 4th
hedrm. and toilet In bsmt.: two
door de luxe refrigerator; 5 doors
s9sssEgpor ess w ss5i real Ad sHs =
eco MONROE ST., Rockvilie. Nd,
fun bsmt.. $500 fenced lot: blue.
stone po dri Sazs OWNER eos Mc Nom
Nh H. a. ARMY MA MAP .sERvIcE-Nyew
Screened porch. Tot s1xfs4: SI6.s
1926. MRS. BURGESS. Realtor. 6109
IG hLaea Oil coLoNffAafis i. up to III.
minute In construction; beautifully
dec. and win please the most fastidi.
Gus: large iv. rrn. with fireplace,
l guest-Sized din. rm. ana Attrac. Kat.
i 3 eood-sized bedrns. and bath, full
bsmt.: CT approved. Priced. $17.250
Sii. Spg,. Md, 10. 4-7200 tn ESQ
93OS OCALA STREET. close-in 81
aiiierent u n,,,,. s. . sris ss &C., &C.
turing sunken fiv. rm. with panefet
/ fireplace, large dining room, den
kitchen with table space: hsmt
fireplace and exit to HANDICAPPED
!, grounds: near all activities: owner
transferred: S1S,A50. Easy to reach;
from $500 block Of colesville I'd
turn right on Franklin to Ocala
| then right to home. RIPLEY 4
THE ffNCioMifPAsiRaBIE RAMBLER-
Brand-new: finest brick-and-stons
construction to be found: wonder
full loo, on Mass ave-; center hall
Sxl2 liy rn., i4x23, sep. din. rna..
| I21sx17, den. i2x1Sia, all-elec. kit,
/ 12tax17. 8 twin-bed rms. tile
| baths. gigantic Eround-leyel base
ment, lEe. concrete. porch. gear
hutlt-an garages priced very SEN
y VIII sim entertain an offer. FRANK
9. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. OIL
1850. 30
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HOUSES ron sALs-MD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Ser Is os II our Ssss vsSes
bedrooms and Q tiled baths; above
ground level basement with maids
room and bath, Lear garage; rear
RS5ee exes ssems Ws.sfses wa dHssp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
We have several 3-bedrm, brick
Conn. ave-. stores and school
Priced in mid-20s. See them this
week end. OIL 4-4593; ME. 1851
JOHN HoKE. independent Broker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

3-bedrm. brick. iiv. rm., sep. din.
rm.. 2 bedrms.. list A.: OIL heat. ga-
rage. full bsmt. RIA. 6-0516. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

S21.50Q. Open sun; 3-bdrm. rambler,
sep din. rm.. full bsmt.. Ice. wooded
lot: Out Bradley blvd, 1910 mi.
s ma l lssl e ODsa SIN; Nic;AioeiLLsoiNS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

$40 CRABB AVE, Rockville, on Hor-
ners lane--Semi- bungalow OF six
one-han basement. modern Kitchen.
large refrigerator and stove, lot 90
BY 200; 1000. Open today from
10. FRED B. CUSHMAN or
CHARLES M. HICKMAN, Poplar Q.
9443. Once, mile north OF Rock
vile, on Route $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-10
Do As Your
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, DEC. 1s, 1855

carnations centered with gar
deniaS, showered with Ii g hit
green ribbon. The flowers of the
brides and groom's mother
were white orchids.
Mr.. James Menough was So
loist for the wedding ceremony.
He is fraternity brother of the
groom. Robert Andreas, anoth-
er fraternity brother was best
man. Ushers were John Swing
Donald Smith, and Lee Cottami,
latter two also grooms frater-
nifty brothers.
The groom is past president
Of Sigma Nu fraternity, having
retired Dec. /. He is also a
member of the Blue Key Ma
tional Honorary fraternity. He
will graduate from Kent next