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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07
WoehIke Family Has
Reunion At CordIe
Home Near London

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Cordle in
vited members of the WoehIke
family to have their 1854 reunion
at the Cordle home on the South
Charleston Pike.
Attending the recent gathering
were, Paul Woehlke, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin; Mr.. and Mrs. H Z.
LieSke, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Block, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lieske
and two sons, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Duerhing, all of Ripon, Wis
consin; Mrs. Clara Cordle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Cordle and two chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sieges-
mund and two children, all of
Centerburg; Mr.. and Mrs. EdwaId
Cordle and son of Fredericktown;
Mrs. Ted Wilson and two daugh-
ters of Daytona Beach, Florida;
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Cordle and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Cord
lie of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07
Mrs. EdWdrds
Dinner Guest
At Club House

Mr.. and Mrs. David Lowry,
South Union Street, entertained at
dinner Sunday at Coover Mem
orial Club House, for the pleasure
of Mrs. Lowry's aunt, Mrs. Alice
Redman, East Second Street, in
celebration of her birthday.
Around the table centered with
a most artistic arrangements of
summer flowers, were seated, the
honor guest, Mr. and Mrs. Lowry;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Beckette of
Ashville; Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Edwards of Springfield; Mrs.
Irene Jones of South Vienna; Mrs.
Jessie Weaver of Brookings, South
Dakota; and Mrs. Edward Speas-
maker, West Center Street, Lon
don.
Mrs. Edwards invited the party
to return to her home where late
in the evening, she cut and served
a n o h er beautifully decorated
birthday cake.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. James Spruance
of Annapolis, Maryland, were
guests Saturday of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Whit
mer, East High Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Emery and
Master George Ross Bridgman, re-
turned last week to their home in
Fort Worth, Texas. after spending
the month of August with relatives
in London.
The Emerys stopped at the
home of Mr.. Emery's sister, Mrs.
w. c. Converse, Lafayette Road.
and divided their i'm e between
London and Columbus, with many
informal parties given in n ei +
honor during their stay.
Master Ross was the guest of
his grandmother, Mrs. H. K.
Bridgman Lafayette.
The Emerys son, John S.
Emery, Mrs. Emery and tn e ir
three daughters, Judith, Janet and
Gayle. returned the middle of
August to their home in Houston.
Texas, after more than weeks
visit with relatives here.
~ =.
Supt. and Mrs. ]. ]. Hartley,
West High Street and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur H. Hume, North Main
Street, were in Cincinnati, We'd
nesday "Cinerama" while there.
DR.. and Mrs. r. S. Postle, New
Hampshire Avenue, had as their
guests last week, their son, Robert
Postle, Mrs. Postle and their son,
Master Robert Cairns Postle of
Snyder, N Y.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. holland,
South Walnut Street, were in Co
lumbus Wednesday night attend
ing a dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Byers, Jr., cele-
brating the birthdays of two of
their great-grandchildren, George
and Lynn Byers.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar holland, the celebrantS.
maternal grandparents and the
paternal grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Byers, Sr., and their
daughters, Betty and Sally, all OF
Columbus.
~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. r II. Meade and
their son, Richard, Chandler Ave
nue., are home after a southern va
cation which took them eventually
to New Orleans. Enroute they
stopped at Mammoth Cave, The
Hermitage, the battlefields at
Vicksburg. famous spots in Nat
chez, crossed over to Biloxi and
returned through Chattanooga.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07

London Business and Profes-
sional Women will start their fall
season on Sunday afternoon, Sep
ter1ber IL with a tea from three
to five o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Wanda Sims, Chandler Avenue.
Members have also been asked
to. Suggest names of guests for the
tea for which officers of the club
will serve as hosteSses.
The monthly meetings of the
club will start in earnest on Mon
day evening, September 27. when
the Legislative Committee of
which Miss Ruth E. Armstrong is
chairman, will have the program.
This will follow a dinner at the
London Country Club. Other men,
bers of the committee are Miss
Margaret Converse and Mrs. Max
inc Wolfe.
On October 10 some members
of the London club will attend the
District meeting in Dayton.
The Membership Committee Of
which Miss Ruth E. Armstrong,
East Fifth Street, is chairman.
will be in charge of the meeting
on Monday October 26 at a din
ner at the Red Brick Tavern. Miss
Florence Connor and Mrs. Ella
Mae Winchester, are other MEM
bers of the committee.
For Monday, November %, the
international Committee will be in
charge of an evening meeting at
Coover Memorial Club House,
with Miss Mary Davis, chairman
assisted by her co-workers, Mrs.
Jane Peck, Mrs. Ressie McClimanS
and Mrs. Gladys Rightsell.
An extra meeting on Monday
evening, December 13, is one
which always plays an important
part in special activities of the
club 1t is the date for the Noel
Party" for the folks at the County
Home, when gifts and entertain
ment are taken out for their pleas
ure.
Education and Vocation will oc-
cupy the clubs attention for the
Monday, December 81 meeting,
when Mrs. Gertrude GiSt, chair
man of the committee and her as
sisting members, Mrs. Dorothy
Royce, Mrs. Lora Jean Hartman
and Mrs. Ethel McCord will pro-
vide the program at an evening
meeting at Coover Club House.
A dinner at Coover Club House
on Monday evening, January 81,
will be in charge of the Federation
Committee, Miss Ruth Lambert,
chairman, Mrs. Mariana Flynn
and Mrs. Marib McCord, planning
the program.
The News and Bulletin Commit
tee, Miss Marjorie Cook and Mrs.
Alice Morris ,co-chairmen and
Mrs. Osie Webb, will be in charge
of the dinner meeting at Coover
Club House on Monday evening,
February %.
The Courtesy Committee Mrs.
Wanda Sims, Mrs. Faye Plymell
and Mrs. Grace Bird, are planning
for an evening meeting, Monday,
March Is at Coover Club House.
National Security" will be dis
cussed at dinner at Fettrow's on
Monday. April IS. Miss Miriam
LeBeau is chairman of this COM
mittee with Mrs. Helen Fettrow
and Miss Dell Chambers, assisting
members.
Then comes an innovation tried
for the first tim G in 1954-The
May Morning Breakfast" on May
/, in charge of the Finance Com
mittee Mrs. Iva Cunningham, Mrs.
Inez Tyler, Mrs. Polly Stroupe,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07

WIDEST yawns on these hot sum-
mer days are coming from Leo the
Lion. largest cat in the Miami,
Florida Zoo.
TALLEST entrant In the recent
Miss Universe contest comes ap-
propriately enough, from Texas.
She's S 1T. 8 in. Betty Lee, left. Tiny
New Hampshire was represented in
the same contest by petite Myrna
Smith, #. ! inr
LARGEST crawier tractor In the
world is now working on the Ohio
Turnpike. It's the experimental
Caterpillar Dc. The monster ma
chine here looms above Cat D2,
which the Ohio Machinery Co. sent
to aid in installing the Do buldozer
blade.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07
Facts About
Folks
DIckERSONS HOME
FROM TRIP

Mrs. Blanche Egelhoff, Sum-
merford Pike and Roy Ballenger,
South Main Street, spent Labor
Day week end in Leesburg, guests
of Mr.. Ballenger's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith.
Mrs. Dwight EmSwiler of Co
lumbus. spent the week end with
her sister, Mrs. Harvey B. Ed
wards, East High Street.
~ ~
Miss Elizabeth Wood of Red
lands, California, spent Sunday in
London. Miss Wood, whose moth
er, the late Mrs. Jessie Wood, was
buried in London last spring, after
her visit here, was enroute to
Washington d. c. before returning
to Redlands.
~ ~
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosnagle
of Cleveland, spent the week end
with Mr.. Rosnagle's parents. DR..
and Mrs. F. E. Rosnagle and his
sister, Harriet. North Main
Street. sf4a-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07
London X OF c
To Have Family
Picinc Sept. IL

The families of members of
London Council Knights Of Colurn-
bus. will h ave their annual fall
picnic on Sunday, September II
from IL to six o'clock at Pastime
Park on State Route % just north
of Mechanicsburg.
Games will be provided for the
children and refreshments will be
furnished, according to officers of
the Council who are planning a
big time for the pleasure of their
guests.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07
Labor Day Weekend Program
Planned For Country Club

one hundred who met at the club
for the dancing party
Monday, there was golf i'm the
afternoon, a Mixed Two Ball,
which was won by Mrs. Thomas
SiSterhen and John Miller.
Committee for Mondays affair
was Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas
and DR.. and Mrs. c. Hansen.
Next Sunday, September IL, a
special Family Day" party with
a Mixed Four Ball. followed by
buffet supper, is on the club calen-
dar.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07

Members of the London Coun-
try Club were afforded a week end
of special pleasure, through the
efforts of the social committee,
who made a special effort to have
fun without having to roam afield
for good time, during the period
of congested highways.
For Saturday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Killeen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Major Merrick, Mary 10 Hauk and
George Corder, were the commit
tee, who received the more than
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07
Family Party At
holland Shack For
Labor Day Monday

DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Noland
South Walnut Street, h a d with
them for a Labor Day picnic at
their shack on Deer Creek: Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar S. holland, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Byers, Jr..
and their children, Lynn, George
and Beth, all of Columbus; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred DeCamp and chill
dren, Jim and Rick of Dayton
DlckERSoNS HOME
FROM TRIP
Mrs. II. w. Dickerson and her
daughter, Miss Anne Dickerson.
Elm Street, have returned from a
tour of the east and south. Natu-
raj Bridge and points of interest
in Jamestown, Williamsburg and
Norfolk. Virginia, took up their
time before they turned south to
go to Clenco, Alabama, for a visit
with Reverend and Mrs. David
Phelps and family. Mrs. Phelps is
the former. Leila Dickerson,
daughter of Mrs. H w .Dickerson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07

PRAISE
Praise has different effects. accor-
ding to the mind it meets with. it
makes a wise man modest. but
fool more arrogant.
Owen Feltham
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07

s~-sa.a5r aae eo, !.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07

Abeve eoymsass cover everything
leons Of ether omoenif. o. fos other
| cNsieds, ore In pfopersies. tohioi
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-07
for seasonal expenses
,f'o pau Up old bills

You eaa get 9 cash loan quickly.
on the friendly basis that made
nseosst Finance Company the
friendly choice Of over one
million persons last year.
Tee haaosai to be sursl
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Monsos Compare its size with the two people circIed)
FINANCED by United States funds big irrigation project
in the Bamian Valley of Afghanistan may reclaim much
of the desert land which marks the Of
battles for ancient cities It in the path of the invading
Mongo hordes Of Genghs Khan which Asia in the
1th century Still standing the ruins of treasures
and fortresses which the mute reminders of devout
artistic and valiant civilization There five towering
defaced ages ago. From height of about 5000 feet,
stone fort which guarded the cities of zuhhak and
Ghughulah lies in ruins commanding cliff But modern
methods may yet restore fertility to the arid valley and
peace to its agrarian inhabitants.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

CENTRAL 4-STORY BLDG. GA
roomS): suit. business: new gas fur
mace. AID. 2-1910. $40 am. 80
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable CONNER.
cial CO lot in Clarendon, fronting
on Wilson blvd. and Fairfax dr., fol
long-term lease. IA. 2-S140. -29
DOWNTOWN BLDG. with adj. park
lot. 1119-21 18th st. NV For any
bus. or light ind. ME. S-0041. pa
WISCONSIN AVE. mr.. Sears, Roebuck;
large duplex business property
fronting on 2 streets, consisting OF
II rooms, ga baths and full bsmt
Can be rented separately at $50
each. IHEz cUsHARD. Realtor,
vEGETABLE STAND. o st. Market
9TH and 0 SITS. NV; $50 monthly
See Mr.: Girardi on premises. FLOYD
z. PAWS CO., 1929 K st. NV, Ma
BETHESDA-A unique layout of new
conditioned Offices and attached
warehouses, in the heart Of this
rapidly expanding community; ready
Tor occupancy Noy: l. Call MR.
HOUSE - Downtown bus. section
adaptable for business. Reas
Apply $40 F st. NV, RIM. 10. pa
STORE-F st shopping area, idea.
for liquor bus. Apply $40 F St
NV, RIM. 10. -25
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

CONN. AVE. N.W... 1346--1009 ru.
pont Circle Bldg. furn. or, incl. pvt.
Law. use of recep. nm. and pvt. Sntr.
Desk space avail. AID. 1895. $50
FURNISHED OFFICE SUITE rms,
desirable location, exceptionally at.
Apply Box 412-A, Star. -26E.
Up TO 1'soS SQUARE FEET Of
340S Wisconsin ave. NV. Patti
tons installed to your requirements
may be subdivided. KASS-BERGER,
INC. EN-. 3zSiioo; ewes. and week
I'm; rms, SUITE; law library avail, new
parking .vaii ME- Ign slaoe snc -s Sye'
LARGE B-OFFICE SUITE in Com,
monwealth bldg. Carpets. -draperies
Call NE. $685. weekdays. Ia
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE
50. IT,, $40; 2 separate suites: mod
S Sern bids; utils; incl; elose-in NV.
ARLINGTON - 1884 wilson BLDG,
area; approx. $50 So. It.; ground
AID. 4-5616. 30.
14O6 G. ST. N.W.-Csrpeted rm..
rm. and library. Cali ME-. s-esSS.
OFFICE AND YARD. 800 50. H..
3-s71o. ~ -a6
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY ~ for
physician in nearby, fast.groving
community. Share reception I'm.
with dentist. Call after 1880 pm.
1o17 18TH ST. N.w.-studio ONCE
able $40 am month cand 6sner TGo% as
sired. ST. $3.50. ~
EXECUTIVE OFFICE - Furnished.
waiting room. receptionist, down
town. outside entrance: lavatory.
s24 Dupont Circle Bldg. o.IDU.
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY ST.
N.W.-;1deal location for pfofes-
; s t Man b plenty Psrk, mo 'p RSY
REALTY CO.. RA. $1,000. SIS
OFFICE SPACE available in Suite
1877, Warner Bldg. MA. S-0s61:
OFFICE SUITE for rent; ground fioer;
all utils. furn.: pvt: entrance; park
just OF Wisconsin; Oct. 1 possession.
Call OIL. 2-7690.
1927 M ST. NV, near Conn. ave-
3-room suite on LIST a. with parkips
in rear for cars. DUVALL q CO..
MA. S-1149. 2As
IRIVERDALE. MD.-DEAL OFFICES
I'm business area, near bank and
Post ONCE; 8 large rms. and BATH
approx. 900 50. IT,. street front.
RE. 7-i5i7 j. KoGoK. To. 1854
--2B
CARRY BLDG, 927 18th st. NV
In the heart Of the financial district.
Entire 9Th d. containing approx.
2.400 50. IT.. $3.50 mo.
available at extra cost. Phone DI.
| 7-7080. $50
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$500 so. Fl. WISE. Sc. area. nr.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
5000 DOWN-GI

$500 DOWN-GI
Almost new brick rambler in fine
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huge cleo. kit, 3 bedrms. with
high windows. tiled bath, full bsmt
with rec. rm.. fully equipped in.
GLIDING aluminium storm windows
Only $15,950. Approx. S74 mo
Shown It'll 8 pm. daily.
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lie 4-O1nn Oh
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

BARGAIN TO QUICK PURCHASER.
white or colored: illness forces sale;
Columbia Hts.-S-unit semidet. bldg,
completely renovated, well furn.:
inc. over $4,000. Priced 4 u times
$1,000 handles. Excel. net gain.
Box 3SS-Y.. Star. -26
INVESTMENT PROPERTY, Washing
ton Grove, 3 miles north of Rock
vilie-S3. 500 down buys s apis.
Income, S4.6S0. Expense, 1000.
Price, S23.750. CLAUDE WOOD,
$13, $50 CASH for q well-built 2-fam-
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bedrms. and bath each apt: gas
heat excel. ne. area. Elk. $4,000,
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homes to be remodeled; 5000 ca
Ma. s-sO93 or MA. s-2So5. OLIVER
T. CARR Realtor. "a
BY OWNER, 3-unit brick home, 1918
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entrances. Gas h.-w.h., vacant;
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cash above. RE. 7-5313.
2O1 ATLANTIC ST. SE.-6 two-bed-
rm. apts., S37 800.
4795 Huron ave, Suitland. Md. IL
apts.. 6 two-bedrms. and one-bed-
rm.; $4,000 ABSHER CONSTRUC-
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

4, 6, 8 FAMILY APTS.-Have cash
right and well located Phone TIE.
6-7244 or TIE. 6-1344. AL BAKER
& SON. INC. 116 South st. Asaph
St.. Alex., Va. -27
HAVE CLIENTS for all types Of in
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Call MILTON r. RUPERT, 1881
18th st. NV, DI. 7-5015; eyes,.
EN- 2-54(S
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
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USED CAR
LOT
WANTED

One Of our clients desires . lot capa-
BILE of holding 40 cars. Prefer good
corner in northeast or northwest
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

SOO.ACRE GRAZING FARM; S34,e60.
$4,000 DOWN OR WILL TRADE
PROP. OWNER. WO. 6-3437. IA
NEW sTROUT CATALOG-Just, ,puti
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REALTY. 234-A. Woodward Bldg.s
washington. Sterling 3-37s4.,
FOR SALE-Farm within 20 miles
OF downtown washington: 325 acres,
overlooking Sugarloaf; In high state
Of cultivation and pasture Boz
NEARBY igIsA; si HOWARD coUNTY-sBs,-
500. 332-acre farm, In high state
Of cultivation: suitable for, cattle
or dairy farming; fenced, year-rQund
streams Call Mr. Field, WOOD
MOOR AGENCY. INC, JU. e-5555.
60 AcREs-LoUDoUN CO., vA.. mr..
HarperSs Ferry, w. va.-e-rm. stone
house. 2 fireplaces. good condition,
approx. $50 yrs. old, cleo. and
water; good outbldgs., equipped for
dairy. $32.500. LU. 2-0l4o. 81.
500 Sde ACRE STOCK FARM-rI.nt, Of
water: Al n grass ana an as
Continued on Next PsssJ
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STORES FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING-Corner location;
suitable for drugstore or general
merchandise. Box 151-Z, Star. --26
LARGE BASEMENT, on wide. clean
alley. heart of Silver Spring business
district; good for woodwork shop,
small small, machine shop many other other
H fR;PSi 20 GRRo dSs5 Z INC M:e -
ern, conditioned, half basement.
1928 mo. Call Mr.. Stone, WAGGA-
MAN-BRAWNER. ME. S-3S60 or
ssis MI. PLEASANT 81. N.w.IsaSo
milton F. RUPPERT, 1i5I 10Th ST. St.
NV. DI. 7-50l5; ewes, EN-. 3-5407.
FLORIST SHOP adj. largest Peoples
DRUGSTORE in D; ,G:; parking for 2s4
1 ssse coEUM sHS.i T Rb. S.W@A small
store, with Housekeeping facilities,
suitable for seamstress, furrier,
artist, Retc.; excel. light. Rent only
$50 mo-. incl. heat and hot water.
K ksyaw IN AT; WI 1 s csll WAoGA%5AAN-
1897 GA. AVE: NV. mr.. Walter Reed
Store. 1880. and apt. Formerly
restaurant, ideal for any business.
Immed. poss. Call RIA. 3-O956:
S1LNEh SfhING-A real opportunity
open for a retailer in this 16x65
store in one of the best shopping
centers in the area. adjacent to
bank, super markets, theater. etc. ;
rental only 5000 per mo. -THOMP-
SON &, GRAY. JU. $1,000 week
23i4 4th ST. NE. mr. 4th and Rhode
Is. ave-: desirable location for
barber shop. beauty shop. delicateS-
sen. radio. and TV repair shop or
for any other purpose: about 16x40
with bsmt. yard and dble. sized
927 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-store
or office; lovely cond.; good location !;
500 month. HARRISON g. ADAMS,
932 < st: NV, MA. S-S30S. --26
STORE; S76-Excel colored neighbour
hood. busy block; 2439 Nichols ave.
Sc. RIA. 3-S424; RA. 6-1O37. -2S
ARL.-2 stores on busy thoroughfare.
ideal location for drugs, hardware.
beauty shop. Low rent. Call ia.
2-1661 pa
Evening star., 1954-05-12

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The Ambassador of Iraq and
Nine. Shabandar (Sha- balm
dar', meaning diplomatic envoy =,
were hosts at a reception on the
18th birthday anniversary Of
King Faisal III (Fah-ee-SaH
Michael Habib. Charles Malik.
the 3-month-old son Of Ambas-
sador Charles Malik and Nine.
Malik of Lebanon, has been bap-
tized in the Eastern Orthodox
Church. His name is a combina-
ton of four cults: Michael is
Jewish, Habib tHah-beebo Is
Moslem- Arabic, Charles is West
ern and Malik (Mah-leek), the
family name, is Moslem, but its
members are Christian.
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Answers to Our Presidents
abraham Lincoln.
2-John Quincy Adams.
3-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hoover translated Agricola's
de Re- Metallica" from the
latin edition Of 1856.
Evening star., 1954-05-12

a severe earth
q ua ke did
heavy damage
to such his
toric towns as
p h a RS a l a
CFahr' sallah)
where Julius
Caesar defeat
ed P m pey,
the Great, in
48 BIC. and
ID o m o k o S
Cd h o m o =
kOSSO where
the Turk S
route tn e
Evening star., 1954-05-12
Word Game
Ansusr tn MISuaAGE.

acquire four letters By the addition Of
IS" such as bats eats" are not
used. 8. Only one form Of q word 10
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to MISUAAGE.
mass mess, mesa. miss. misuse, muse.
muss images, issue, sage, same. seams,
usage, ague, amis9, amugeS, assume.
game. gases. guess. guiDo.
Evening star., 1954-05-12
Names in the News
tAnd how to pronounce them.)
By Constontine Chekrezi

In ancient Thessaly Chess
alee). believed to be the native
province of Achilles (A-kee' les,
but Ahee-lefs' in modern Creek
Evening star., 1954-05-12
Find Is or more words in
MINIOU

meaning, "dishonorable. despic-
able" Average is %; time limit.
20 minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. Words which
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-30

Almost all artillery shells for the
U. S. armed forces were made of
brass a few years ago, but now
almost are all made of steel.