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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-18
Man Gets is Year Sentence
On MansIaughter Guilty Plea
Law Library May
Settle S+erIinq
Lawsuit Soon

A third Madison county commu-
nifty may settle its long disputed
suit with the Madison County Law
Library Association, it was re-
vealed here Monday. Mt. Sterling
councilmen have agreed to settle
for $500 of the original claim of
over $4,000. Both Plain City and
West Jefferson had made similar
settlements in the past several
weeks.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-18
NICHOLS FAILS IN
JAYCEE WEEP TRY

Wallace V. Nichols, London at
torney and Junior Chamber of
Commerce member, was defeated
in his try for state vice president
of the Jaycee organization at the
Cincinnati convention over the
weekend, according to a report
from the convention. A Columbus
man, Harry Kobel, was elected to
the vice presidency in this district,
Il was said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-18
NJ RS. CHRISMAN
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Reed Chrisman, North
Main Street, was taken to Mt.
Carmel Hospital, Saturday, in the
Lukens Ambulance for observation
and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-18
e OUR
"a fT6TWN

GzIA TOWN
DooMsTERs
Would seem that the pro-
phets of doom are at work in
sofar as business is concerned.
After all you can't break the
record every year so a lot that
the doomsters have to say is
unfounded. Take a look around
you and you'll see that every
thing is in pretty good shape
:. and stop worrying!
HUMMNl
Recent survey conducted by
almost 100 industrial firms
showed that of all persons who
lost their jobs, only 10 per
cent were released because of
incompetence-the other 80 per
cent were released because
they couldn't take RESPONSE
bility!
DISCOVERY
Read an article the other
day concerning a person who
took a trip to Europe for 1000
bucks. Lost interest when it
turned out that the traveller
was a buxsom lass with plenty
of moxie. After all girl like
that can get free meals!
TALKATIvE
Friend of ours told us about
a friend of his who bought a
parakeet. Seems this friend of
a friend is a tee-totaler and
staunch member of the anti
liquor society. When he got
the parakeet home all the bird
would say was Scotch and
soda! scotch and soda!"
DREAMER
Here, in its entirity is an
article by one Russell MCGUIRE
of the AMERICAN MER-
curry of June 1854. It goes
like this:
/ am not a student of the
physiology or the psychology
of dreams; but I know that
odd shapes and odder perspec-
tives often people the realm OF
sleep. At times, / have enter
tanned a strong suspicion that
q melted cheese sandwich at
bedtime may be casually re-
lated to the topsy-turvy world
of dreams. l have also heard
of the role of suppressed de-
sire in this phenomenon called
dreaming. s.....
At any rate, I dreamed:
- That the New York Her
ald-Tribune reviewed an anti
Communist book favorably;
- That Robert Maynard
Hutchins relaxed from the
hysteria which leads him to
see an anti-Communist under
every bed;
That Harry S. Truman
apologized to the American
people for his promotion of
Harry Dexter White;
- That the Ford Founda-
ton made a substantial grant
of funds for the study of the
Communist conspiracy;
- That one of the major
Protestant denominations pas
sed a resolution warning its
clergymen against their be-
coming dupes of the Commu-
nist-front apparatus;
- That Edward r. Murrow
could no longer be heard to-
morrow:
- That the New York
Times waxed editorially indig-
nant over Communist infiltra-
ton into Government;
- That Harvard University
decided to fire its pro-Com-
munist professors;
- That Alger Hiss confess
sed;
That the leaders of the
Communist Party took an
overdose of sleeping pills;
That United Nations
headquarters were moved to
Little America;
That Norman Thomas de-
cided to go abroad for ten
years, to recuperate from
thirty years of overworkine
his voice;
That the Americans for
Democratic Action dissolved;
- That Great Britain with
drew its recognition of Red
China;
- That the New York Pos
folded;
That ex-Communists were
no longer held to be more
dangerous than Communists;
That the Washington Pos
praised Joe Mccarthy;
- That Socialists ceased
their ballyhoo about being
bulwark against Communism
That Molotov purge'
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-18
pooMsrERs

Would seem that the pro-
phets of doom are at work in
sofar as business is concerned.
After all you can't break the
record every year so a lot that
the doomSters have to say is
unfounded. Take a look around
you and you'll see that every
thing is in pretty good shape
:. and stop worrying!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-18

DISCOVERY

DISCOVERY
Read an article the other
day concerning a person who
took a trip to Europe for 1000
bucks. Lost interest when it
turned out that the traveller
was buxsom lass with plenty
of moxie. After all girl like
that can get free meals!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-18
TALkATIVE

TALkATIVE
Friend of ours told us about
a friend of his who bought
parakeet. Seems this friend of
a friend is a tee-totaler and a
staunch member of the anti
liquor society. When he got
the parakeet home all the bird
would say was Scotch and
soda! scotch and Soda!"
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Red Peril Sill Sfronq,
West Needs Arms,
Eden Warns House
sy shs Assoeiai.d Press

LONDON. Dec. 22.-British
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
warned today that Russia's
threat to the West is as strong
as ever and called for a steady
military buildup Of the Atlantic
alliance.
Sir Anthony told the House OF
Commons:
THE massive military power
of the Soviet Union Is still grow
ing rapidly. Soviet policy is still
aimed at confusing, dividing and
weakening the West.
He predicted. however. that in
"the next few years" the grow
ing Atlantic Pact armies
equipped with new atomic weap-
ons-will be able to hurl back
Evening star., 1954-12-22
|Rabbis ExioI Peace
In Greeting Catholics
And proiesianis Here

District rabbis express the
hope that men may work to-
gether for . world Of peace and
understanding ii . seasons
greetings message sent today tc
Protestant ministers and Cath
olic priests and their congrega-
tions.
The statement. sent to each
minister and priest in the Wash
ington area. came from the Rab-
binical Council of Washington
the Board of Rabbis. and the
Jewish Community Council OF
Greater Washington.
It was signed by Rabbi Simon
BurnStein and Rabbi Noah
Golinkin. president Of the two
rabbinical organizations. and BY
Aaron Goldman. president of the
Evening star., 1954-12-22

and q tactical air force on the
NATO defense line within about
two years.
Even more significant. how
ever" Sir Anthony added. twill
be the effect Of the new tatomic)
weapons with which NATO forces
are now beginning to be
equipped.
..As q result Of this. the pat
tern Of Western military strength
in the next few years can achieve
and here / quote the words
OF John Foster Dulles: "a form
Of security which seeks the pres
ervation Of peace as its first
objective. but in the event Of
war not putting the continent
in the position Of having to be
liberated
II fully endorse these words. !"
Sir Anthony said.
Evening star., 1954-12-22

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College Park, Md.
&>$NNN<tN~NAN&%ASS%AsSSeSNN
College Park Paint q
Hardware
'oarden supDllssHTiasooSis TseTiss
1880 Baltimore Ave. ON. 4-11s5
Nelson Motors
1915 Baltimers Ave. UN. 4-S6O0
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
mas fSnslss Sssi%.l. sass ss. and ssFvasss s.sa
WOlpe jewelers.
1916 Baltimore Avenne On. 4-o444
>S%Ns%sN%s%&%AA%>A%sNNes>N$
Coral Hills, Md.
A%<A%S<eNNN,seNSHsS%AAAAAAes
Coral Hills Firestone Store
4ssi sssSsiiS MSTISore 1Rle.aH'Jo PlRe 10 s.ssoo
Coral Kiddie Shop
a1IS Marlboro PiEs 10 S-70e1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3 East RiUerdnye, Md.
Se>NssASseA%N&>sseSsSe>eSSS
Ben Mar Children's Shop
Tots % Teens
sun Dial Shoes
66O4 Edmonston Ave VA. 7-6600
PatricksS Pharmacy
DRUGS. Cosmetics Toysl
h620 EdmonstoD Ave UN 4-2lz1
HeANNAAsNsAsHNsA4NN%NSseANz
Evening star., 1954-12-22

Jewish Community Council. The
council Is . voluntary associa-
ton Of 100 organizations. syna-
gogues and institutions.
As the year 1854 draws to
q close and the holiday season
which is sacred to your COM
municants approaches our fra
ternal thoughts are with you
and we wish to convey to you
and your congregations sincere
greetings. the statement said.
THE world Of man Is today
gripped by fear and uncer-
tainty. The spectre OF human
self destruction hauntS us. Mans
evil impulses. unchecked BY
divine law. threaten to uproot
all that is noble in humanity
and. indeed, to bring down the
entire earth in ruins about us
I'VE join with you and with
all neighbors and friends in
feryent prayer that these evil
impulses will be overcome and
that, under divine guidance. all
men may work together for the
triumph OF good and for a
world of peace and under-
standing. /"
Evening star., 1954-12-22

Wilson's Mems Store
tNationally Advertised Brandsl
31I8 Qneens Chapel Rd. WA. 7-3168
A%%Aes%sA%sNN%~sesNNSS%eAk
Rockville, Md.
EsN%SsH<AsAS<N%s%<SeAtsSSAN
Abode Hardware Co.
) v NRsa S'sa,. snas:'- raS: 70 - -. s.-e,.s
Albee Shoes
tShoes for the Family
10 N. Washington st. PO. 2-9380
Greta Stevens
. N. washington St 20. 2-410s
Jaye's BO0tery
tshoes for the Family,
100 Commerce Lane 20. 2-661A
Medley & Co.
Jewellers -Watchmakers opticiansI
220 East Montgomery Avenue
PO- 2-4655
NOrman's Youth World
(The store For ChdldrenD
q N. Washington st. 70. 2-6232
Worth's Dept. Store
tWcmen's & Mems Ready.to- Wearl
70 e-s474 "
lsA%s%Nse<S%SSA%AAs%%sS%A<S
SilUeY Spring, Md. :
@eA%H&AHNS%e%%,H,<HA%>H%NH%e
A & A Hardware Co.
lSPRED SATIN PAINT)
s44, GeDsni. toDsn ssneay' aVe. 10 f gu. 2s.ss,e
BOy's-Ville Boys Shop
toutflttins Boys Is Our Business,
0500 Georgis Ave. JU. 7-7755
Bradley's
Sclothiers and Haberdashersl -.
Capitol Appliance Co.
Appliances q Televisionl
S621 Georsia Ave. JU. $1,000
Capitol Motor Co.
s.s fsaasoni. fRfSsssS s.lis A.. = siHSl's s1 sseoo
Darling Dress Shop
S032 New Hsmpshire Ave-
GlOria'S
$3.50 GeOrgia Ave. JU. 0-6262
KOpy Kat
- ladies Ready-To-W
Langley Mems Wear
(Teenage Boys AppareD
SO32 New Hampshire Ave. HE. 4-sO10
Matt Ogens
Ladies Ready-to- Wearl
1851 Fenton 81 JU. S-ll60
Montgomery Hardware
(Housewares. Paint a Hardwarel
ss45 GeorEis Ave; ~. s-6ssO
Mt. Vernon Cycle b
Sport Shop
1928 Georgia Ave. 10 6-3232
Nan Richards
Dresses, Suits, Coats SportswearJ
1886 Colesviile Road JU. 5-6828
Paymer & Phillips, Inc.
(Auto Tops and Seat Covers
Auto Painting and Body WOrkl
1880 Ripley Street JU, 8-3737
Evening star., 1954-12-22

Quality Shoe Store
Cred Goose Shoesl
SeegreensS Toy Fair
TOYS Whee Goods School Suppiiesl
1888 Georgia Ave. LO. 6-4453
VieFS Mill Hardware
fOpen $50 to g:0c: Sundays
a.3(l- 1.:3A
viers Min shoppins Center 10 s-3sss
%sNee%1ss%>A%%ss~ss<%%%e~sS
: w. HyattsUille, Md.
1SNNNeAHAHeSHHA%e%AA%HA<AA<
G & w Sport Center
tSportine Goods q Xmas Toysp
aoss Sgesns asmsifnI Gnapel shoDDins centss ss,a
CARROTS Dress Shop
Especially Shop
3605 Hamilton st. UN. 4-6S31
Glen Lyle Fashions
Ladies Ready to- Wearl
34OS Hamilton 81 WA 7-14S3
The Henrietta Shop
s SssiGRs1y G.m,sS AaysT'sed 81 taG,s az Ssos AsR
LeBow's Riddles Wear
tShoes infants and Children's WeaFb
Queens Chapel shopping Center
Mel Run Fabric Shop
S42O Queens Chapel Road UN. A-70l5
Suburban Shoe Shop
tPoll Parrot ShoesJ
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
311S Hamilton st UN. 4-07SS
Evening star., 1954-12-22

Handles Dept. Store
s5o3 Good HeDe nd Sc Id I-33s3s
Kreger's Dress Shop
asa sisS. sIaS,ss A,s' wesT1ns s.r ADPsrsl, s24so
NaylOr Kiddie Land
e826 Alabama Ave Sc. 10 i-isOO
NayiOr RexaIl Pharmacy
3oss Nsyios Road Sc Co. s-S600
Sandy Sue Kiddie Shop
lChiIdren's Wear shop,
. 1889 ssysnnab 81 Sc. .,,,
Schwarzman's Mems Shop
tFeaturing National Brand Clothes
4os sth ST. s.E. II. 4-ss43
The Suit Shop
tMen's Clothingl
200 Penna ave 81 III. S-4sSS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Befliesdd-
5 Chevy Chase, Md.
$s%NNAANAsHS~NseN>ssANsAAS&
Adler and Mandel
(Auto Seat Covers q Tops)
1909 Woodmont Ave. OIL 4-789l
Airport Book Shop
20 Wisconsin Circle OIL. 4-08OO
Beyda'S
tChildren's Apparel)
Wisconsin Ave at Western OIL. 6-s422
Curtain & Drapery Shop
tCustom Slipcovers q Draperiesl
7239 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-4446
Fortuna. Inc.
Uuggage q LeathergoodsI
1909 Wisconsin Ave. or. 4-253S
j. A. Lazarus
1886 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 6-6722
Icons Mems Shop
tCivilian Clothes a. uniformsl
1434 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-165S
MOnty'S Kiddieland
tChildren's Clothing Toys. Furniturel
5217 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-6142
Ray KOOntz Mems Wear
Mems Clothing 81 Haberdasheryl
1420 Wisconsin Ave OIL. 2-O60O
Singers jewelers., Inc.
REG Jewelers.. Amer GeIn Society
S42O wisconsin Ave. Oh. 4-S0AO
Vicar Camera Il
Hobby Shops
4s Wisconsin Circle. OF. 4-3500
7340 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-1321
HAeSHeHAs>NsNe$s>S%SANAA%X
Bladensburg, Md. ).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dayid's Style Shop
.sWomen.s q Children's Wesr,
Larry'S Mems Shop
Mems Clcthins q Furnishings!
6307 Annapolis Road WA. 7-O408
Sacks Mems Wear
(Nationaliy- Known Brands)
6432 Annapolis Rd. WA. 7-34O0
Tippett jewelers.
{Jewelery, Watches b Gifts)
4616-A Annapolis R0sd WA. 7-1262
Waters Shoes
National Brand Shoes for the Family
H426 Annapolis Hd. UN. 4.47OO
Evening star., 1954-12-22
any Soviet attack on continental
Western Europe.
II. rz.--. o ra.... - m.

any Soviet attack on continental
Western Europe.
Up From 3 Days Of Fin.
The Foreign Secretary. making
his first appearance In the House
after three-day bout with flu.
made his declaration IN q report
on last weeks meeting Of the
North Atlantic Treaty tNATO)
Council.
There has been ! steady in
crease In the efficiency Of
NATO forces this year. Sir AN
thony said. He added: There
is yet much to do before we can
be satisfied with the deterrent
effects Of the alliance. :
Its fun power has not yet
been realized" he went on. In
order to attain this position Of
defensive and detrrent strength
we look forward in the coming
years to an important contribu-
tion from the German Federal
Republic" !"
IL Divisions Expected.
Under the Paris accords now
I'D for ratification before the al
He'd parliaments, West Germany
is expected to put IL divisions
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Cruises Aid Pupils

Thousands Of British school
children now learn geography
over q loud speaker system dur
ing cruises on the River Mersey
aboard the ship Royal Iris.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NE. Shopping
Districts

<><<%A%<<SAeSes%NA%%%<>s%eS
The Children's Shop
tChfldren's WearI
3062 Minnesota Ave NE 10. l-3558
Fran's Smartwear
.... Ladies Ga. Rsady-to- Wear, ..,.
Mardfeldt's, Inc.
Cwearing Apparel for the Family
2Oi6 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
$3.50 12th Street NE.
1881 New Hamp Ave, Langley Park
NO 5-3229
Market Tire Co., Inc.
Tires, Batteries and Seat CSyers,
La. 6-3086
Michigan Drugs
drugs b Toysl
1901 Michisan Ave. NE. Ia. $1,000
xsS%ss%S~&A4&&s>%%s%%Nes<se
8 An0cOstio Sc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Francis b Parsons
Dodge-Plymouth sales d Sery1es--
alO0 Nicheis Ave. Sc 20, Z. saoo
Julian's Mems Shop
1141 Coed Hope I'd. Sc. Eu. 4-6466
Moe Berg's Paramount
Shoes
1921 Coed Elepe I'd S.R To. l-i615s
Quality Clothes Shop
Mems Complete outfitsefs.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
IL Divisions Expected.

Beyda's
31i4 I4th 81. NV AD. 4-sS4s
Crosby Shoe Stores
tFeaturing Mary Jane Shoes
3I24-26 I4th s. NV NO. 10000
Ida Seigel
sss sRpas 's,s ApGssEs and Assesss5!s; sp sssss
Irving Music & Radio
Observation-Disclosures
Phonographs1
s04e 18th St NV. co. 6-4s0O
Irving Shop, Inc.
Mems Wearp
3112 14th st. NV. AD. 4-16O4
Krasner's
ss4o l4.S irsRip'aws e. NV. ADD.rfb'IE bIE. a.14.s
Levitan's Mems Wear
(Men's Purnishinss q clothing,
3O44 t4th 81. NV co 6-I1S4
Perry Nelson
Feminine apparel q Lingsris, e..
Renay's
$500 i4th Sc. NV. NO. 1880
The Sally Shops
..,. ,A.I tFsRipins n N% Fashions, az. 4..sso
. Wolpe Jewellers
3322 i4th ST. NV. CO. 6-0173
xS%s<~ts%>%4e%>A>~NssN%>%%x
: Other NorthWesf :
Areas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bellies Dress Shoppe
.srs e.:1ais saii: AZ: NV s.. ,s-ssso
Bowman Motor Sales
sstudsbsker sales q Service, s,.,o.
Dolls & Danes
Feminine Apparel
6424 Georsia Ave. NV IA 3-a540
Handley Motor Co.
ssas cee1Ef. sGEG sssss ave- Nv Z sersiss IA $4,000
Lad Il LaSsie Shop
,eio Underwood hnis g 'tsV' 81 NV eR ss-soss
Meyers Shop
80. ladies, Wearins Apparel, 49,,
SO6l M st. NV. AD. 4.xJ4l
Mt. Vernon Cycle &
Sport Shop
SOI9 Wisconsip Ave NV EN-. 3.7624
Peake Motor Company
(De Soto-Plymouth Sales g. Servicel
45O5 wisconsin Ave. NV. eM. $4,000
Royal Motors, Inc.
(Chrysler-Piymouth Sales q Servtcel
A1OO Georgis Avenue NV.
ia. $4,000
Town & Travel CaSualS
ladies Casual Wear
3424 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-6544
Vincent ct Walter
Hairstyiist
I30 Kennedy g., NV. To. 2-tOI3
Virginia LOOr
ytLadies' Apparel,
1884 Eastern Ave. NV. TU. 0-0206
Evening star., 1954-12-22
N. Downtown
Shopping District

tSsUs OeSsseOeIB
Shopping District s
%t%<sSteH><tS%sse>ts'sH>%t&
A & N Trading Co.
6Men's sportswear-Wor clothine.
MiIitary-Luggagel
800 D st. NV. RE. 7-2S45
Ann Osborne Shop
(Women's Specially shopl
I743 = st. NV. DI. 5-1676
Bertram
Gsmokers' Accessories. Leather
Goods)
Ladies etorel
GA 18th st. NV. Ma. 6-6S60
Button Shop
tsewing. Supplies q Art Needleworkl
525 1 fth 81. NV. Ma 6-0060
Capitol Wall Paper Co., Inc.
ia ,a.S t%s,lDspWsE sI s1W and pa,no IA, s.ss7o
Carlton Casuals
Skirts. Blouses, Lingerie, JeWelryl
139 18th st. NV. Ma. 5000
Crosby Shoe Stores
Featuring Mary Jane shoesJ
fII6 2 50. NV. ME. 8-6D41
ia 1th 81 NV ME-. 8-s867
Curtain & Drapery Shop
res uiiHR iith 81 I NV. e' : 81. s-s79o
Fields Clothes, Inc.
Mems Clothing d Furnishings,
522 14th st. NV. ME. S-3116
FogeIs
lLuggase, Mems Wear. Sports Goodsl
10th q b NV. EX. 3-4212
FOrsythe Shoes
Ladies Shoes a Aeeessorisss b..
George w. King
Geather Goods-Umbreilas-Giftsl
511 11th 81. NV. Ma. S-4z4z
G0Ozh Gifts
s15 Penna. Ave. NV DI. 7-394o
lrving's
tsporting Goods. sportswear.
10th . g s,.. iassase' NV, Ex. s.ssss
Joe Pittle's Metropolitan
Haberdashers
Mems Furnishinssl
Knickerbocker Fashions
Ladies MiIlinery--wearinE Apparel
Iees st. NV Dl s-4077
Lee d. Butler, Inc.
iisi sIsf street NV Di. 7-OIIi
Liberty Shops a
iWomenss Accessories,
SEQ 18th st. NV. EX. 3-2614
Links Mems Shop
$50 r Street, NV. Elk. 3-670S
Marilyn's
(women's LINGERIE h Aecessor1ssl
9O4 18th 81 NV. TX. 3-S6Ss
Mt. Vernon Cycle &
Sport Shop
424 9th st. NV. ME. 8-2734
Neuman's, Inc.
Mems Wearl
I422 N. Z. Ave. NV. Ma. S-103e
New York Trimming Store
(Dressmakers' Supplies. Fabrics
sIs q St. NV. ~ Dl. s-e4ss
Nugent's
,.,o dsq,ss !. 4, NV sA%gparsl-si%RSssriss. ne. s..s,.,
Plaza Sport Shop
tsportins Goods. sportswear.
10th a 3 81. WE NV RE. 4-as4s
The Princess Shop
,,os = St dsd,ss NV ApDarslRs RE. 7-ssoo
HNVN1Ct
,oiD DFss's; e SGst' SN Suits saa me- frss! sSsss
Saltz F st.
Mems cleth,ns q Purnisninss, :,
Schmid's Emporium
Of Pets, Inc.
si1-is Eye 81. NV. ME-. s-71Is
Shirley's
is ifgesialIalns ss v sl0u's' ME 4 ssiass sssso
Simon Atlas q Sons
sporting Goods q Firssrmsl :.
Sport Center
sS9 s4of,ips, I, epSas-so' scgS. Ss Eos!2s EsSss
Stewards Camera Shop
VS. ssmetass ssts s. S nS'osspniR NV RI S'Pg 9lsi4s
Surplus Sales Company
clothing-shoes.-camping Supplies,
OBS Penns. Ave. NV. RE. 5-2545
Tall Fashions
twomen's wearins Appsrell
Town 8 Casual Shoes
tAir step. Dr.: Locke's shenanisans,
SIT I1th st NV Ma. 8-S3I6
UNION wallpaper o
Paint Co.
washinEten, AriingtoD
q silver SDrine ST. 3-Sooo
Urdong Bros, Inc.
,.o. ( Gsaies, g s Eeady-to-wMssar,s Ms :. .s,se
Vans Mems Shop
Mems WEARY
a32 @ st NV ST. a-e165
Vincent ct Vincent Hairstylist
500 l1tb st NV. Ma s-OSSS
WhelaH's Drug Agency
fToys. Cosmetics Cameras Qiftsl
,t0I n NV RE 1-T02e
5 wilson's Mems Stores
fNationally Advertised Hrandsl
Pa. Ave. at 9th NV. ME. S-e64I
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Connecticut AUe.
Shopping Area

NNSNeS$SNSSSNNNvvvvSNNvV"
English Pomeroy
Corset Shop
tcorsets and Brsssieresl
t540 Cenn. Ave. NV. NO. I-sISO
Evalyn's
,,., coon cD,ss;sss- e, -ses''-sH1s,' sW %o ..se,,
Farnsw0rth Reed, Ltd
ana ,e .c,eethiers 3 Haberd1Sher:. "a s.,seo
The Harmony Shop
Records. Sheet Music phonogrephs,
Jacque-Lynn
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Ted Lewis Restaurant
..Just wonderful Food"
26SS Conn. Ave.
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2306 Varnum ST., MT. Rainier
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Chambers Drugs
1887 Defense Highway
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Kiddieville Children's Shop
fKent Village Shopping Centerl
1928 Landoyer Rd.. Hyattsville, Md.
WA 1-4631
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ply power to the iva to replace
iva power being used by the
Atomic Energy Commission for
atomic installations.
Mississippi Valley is designed
to be an affiliate of Middle South
Utilities and the Southern Co.,
and SEC approval is required
under Holding Company Act.
Most of the hearing time has
been consumed in cross exam
nation of witnesses for the util-
ity by Joseph Volpe, jr.. counsel
for the State of Tennessee and
about 40 other opponents of the
proposal which calls for the erec-
ton of a SLOT million steam
plant at West Memphis, Ark. to
furnish power to the iva.
Before letting counsel know
today that the commission
wanted things to move faster,
Chairman Demmler told Mr..
Volpe that his cross examination
Of Ralph r. Pittman, chief engi-
neer for the Arkansas Power and
Light Co. was 'unduly repeti-
tious."
Mr.. Volpe insisted, however.
that he was trying to get a clari-
fication of the picture.
Evening star., 1954-12-14

". Covell promised the new
Commissioner the support of the
Metropolitan Police Department
"You follow two great engineer
commissioners" he said, "but
from what we hear, you're going
to be the third great one"
Fire Chief Millard Sutton
pledged his departments sup
port and reminded the group
that faith and prayer are
above ALL"
Founder Gives Thanks.
Abraham vereide. executive
director and founder of the In
ternational Christian Leadership,
gave thanks in prayer "for this
gift to the leadership of our
CITY," He prayed for the COM
missioner's continued strength
of mind and purpose"
II am now in a position where
many people will be Judging me, p"
said Col. Lane. II thank you
for your moving generosity and
hope you will continue to give
me your help and encourage
ment." 'e
International Christian Lead
ership was founded 20 years ago
in Seattle, Wash.,- by Mr.. Ver-
eide. An immigrant from Nor
way so years ago, he was a
Methodist minister and indus
trial social worker until the
early 1930s. .
During the depression, he be-
came convinced that one cause
Of economic hardship was a
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COLLIE. small. tan, female. Can RA.
DOG, cocker type. male, black: vic. zoo
King st. Owner or good home In Va.
XII 0-396o
DOGi large hound type, male, young.
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