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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-15
SOUTH SOLON
BY Mrs. Ruth DiffendaI
Phone 327I

Joey and Jimmy Clawson sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clawson par
ticipated at the Ohio Western Fall
Roundup at Marion, October 3rd
and 4th. being placed in the third
class.
Approximately so women gat-
hered Thursday afternoon in the
Congregational Christian Church
for the Annual Autumn tea, spon-
sored by the Women's Fellowship
of the Church. The program was ::
Piano Prelude, Medley of Mission
ary hymns, Mrs. John E. Diffen-
dal; opening Hymn, Christ for
the World! We sing; Prayer,
Mrs. c. c. Rowand; Hymn, Il
gave my life for Thee; Greet
ings, Mrs. Rowand; devotions,
THE Picture of Christ" by Mrs.
]. B. Smith; Vocal solo, THE
stranger of Galilee" and My God
and 1" by Mrs. Grin Slagle of
South Charleston with Mrs. Diff
fendal, accompaniSt; address, Mrs
Frank Thomas of Greenville; ben
ediction and Postlude Twilight
Reverie "by Mrs. Diffendal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Knisley
of Springfield were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Weldon Fast, Wednes-
day.
The Loyal Circle Class of the
Congregational Christian Church
met on Tuesday evening in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sex
ton. During the devotional period
Mrs. Milton Turner gave a book
review on Give me Thou Vine,
yard. Those present were: Mrs
Ralph Miller and children, Mrs
Harry Stitsworth, Mrs. Keith
Rowand, Mrs. Milton Turner anc
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Theobald, Mr.. and Mrs. Hirap
Riegel, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Row
and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rehn
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Byror
jerks.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-15

David Porter who has been sta
toned for several months at Pearl
Harbor with the u. S Navy spent
several days leave at San Fran
cisco. He informed his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Porter of a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Don Wo-
macks 90 Anne Murry) at Ala
media California.
James E .Murry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Murry is serving
with the Seventh Fleet near For
mosa.
Mrs. Robert Daniels, Mrs. Rog-
er Bennett, Mrs. Dana Porter and
Mrs. Raymond O'Brien attended
a miscellaneous shower for Miss
Mary Stahl, sister of Mrs. Dan
iels, Thursday evening in the home
of Mrs. Clem Trenor at Urbana.
A meeting of the Junior and
Intermediate Glasses of the church
of Christ in Christian Union was
recently held in the home of Mrs.
Everett Greer for the purpose of
combining both classes. The group
are now known as the Sunshine
Band and plans were made for
an Halloween party for the Octo-
ber meeting. Refreshments were
served to: Janet Rittenhouse, jan
ice Rice, Ruth Piper, Linda Blake
ley Polly Rice, Sue Knisley, Nor
ma Blakeley, Judith Ellars, Janice
Powers, Flora Blakeley, Dickie
Hysell, Tommy Tanner, Timmy
Reno, James Mcpherson, Donnie
Hysell, Perry Tanner, Tommy
Reno and Edgar Mcpherson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Winebrenner
ruth Currey) of Coral Gables,
Florida have spent several weeks
with friends in the community.
Mrs. Henry Theobald spent sew
eral days at Stockdale and gave
an address at the annual home
coming in the Methodist Church.
The seniors of Stokes Township
school motored to Columbus We'd
nesday to have pictures taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Murry
and Don, Misses Dorothy Thomp-
son and Vicky Hisey were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ma
than Cooper at Sabina.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Tefft were, Mr. and Mrs.
Jessie Hubbard of Louisville, Ken
lucky and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Kerns of Springfield.
1t is difficult to say which may
be most mischieovus to the human
heart, the praise or the dispraise
of men. Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-15

Mrs. John Near, Mrs. Everett
Henry, Mrs. Richard Kefauver,
Mrs. Paul ]. Greene and daughter,
Mrs. Darwin Pennington and
daughter, Mrs. Donald Boggs,
Gary and Tom, Mrs. Kenneth Ed
wards, Patti and Jerry, Miss
Sarah Schlabach, Mrs. Richard
BowSer, Mrs. Edward Hennis,
Mrs. Rollin Sherwood, Mrs. Neal
Sherwood, Mrs. Howard Wade and
Bonnie Jane, Mrs. Frank Roby,
Dawn and Denise, Mrs. Lotus
Gordon, Mrs. Warren Harbage,
Becky and Brenda, Mrs. Robert
Lombard and JoElla, Mrs. Ken
meth Slyh and Kevin, Mrs. Claude
Boggs and Jill, Mike and Linda
Flowers, Mrs. Ben Straley, Mrs.
Jack Roby and Patti, Mrs. Elton
Roby, Mrs. Mary Roby, Mrs.
Lloyd Roby and Bennie, Mrs. Aus
tin Harbage, Allan and Robin.
Mrs. Verle McClain of Hilliard
joined the group at Converses and
Mrs. Carl Weeks and Mary Alice
sent gifts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-15
CANAAN TWP.
Community News
MARTHA R05Y Reporter
BIG DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH


Sunday School Gas A. NJ.
Junior Church 1920 A. M.
Worship Service 1920 A. M.
The pastor and family will be on
vacation for another week.
Elton Kile will be the speaker
at the Neighbors Night program
Monday evening, October 18. Mrs.
Julia Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Lowe are in charge of the pro-
gram and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Bidwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Streator and Mr. and Mrs. Hays
Carter of refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Siebold
moved Saturday from Irwin to the
tenant house of Philip Siebold's
until their farm home is vacant.
Mrs. Ethel Bennett of Columbus
spend Sunday with her daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weeks and fam
lily.
Philip Siebold will have a farm
sale October 30.
Dale Bidwell spent Tuesday
night with Tom Roby.
Mrs. Mary Roby visited last
week with Mrs. Charles Cooper
and daughters at Mechanicsburg.
Mr.. Cooper was at the National
Dairy Show at Waterloo, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. Neal Sherwood visited
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Renner in Columbus. Mrs.
Renner will enter White Cross
Hospital Wednesday for major
surgery Thursday morning.
Mrs. S. P. Carpenter and Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Beane, who have
spent the summer here, expect to
leave the latter part of this week
to spend the winter at the Beane's
home in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Siebold and
daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs. We'll
come Siebold attended surprise
birthday party for Harold Siebold
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Philip Slebold and Mrs
Welcome Siebold spent Monday ir
Chillicothe with Mr.. and Mrs. Boz
Siebold and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Shank oi
Marysville visited Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Burnside Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Roby anC
Bennie were Friday supper guest!
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roby
Dawn and Denise. Lloyd, Frank
and Jack Roby and Edward Hen
mis- attended the sale at Gillivar
that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sherwood
was a guest Sunday afternoon o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nunamaker
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hook attend
ed the funeral of Charles Tosse!
at Marysville, Monday.
HoMEMAKERs CLUB MEET
When the Canaan Homemaker
Club met at the home of Mrs
Jack Roby Tuesday, "oven meals
were demonstrated by the projec
leaders, Mrs. Jack Roby and Mrs
Ben Straley. The food prepared
was enjoyed by all present as ;
very tasty addition to their sacl
lunches. During the business meet
ing plans were made for futur,
meetings, the next one to be helt
November 2 at Big Darby Church
starting at 1870 - sack lunch
After this part of the meeting the
group went to the home of theil
Vice-president, Mrs. E. B. Conver
Sc, and surprised her with a baby
shower Those attending were
Mrs. Lloyd CoSgray and Mark
Mrs. Harry Emmelhainz, Peggy
and naInu,oa Mrc Dola D1Io~,+.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-15
Stop Taking
Harsh Drugs for
Constipation
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They eAuse brutal cramps and gripping.
aisrupe nocnaal bowel action. make re-
peaned doses seem needed.
When you are temporarily consd-
paced get asr but eszfs relief-wirhout
salu, without harsh drugs. Take Dr..
CaLdweirs SIENNA LAXATIVE contained in
Syrup Pepsin- The extract OF SIENNA In
On. Caldweil's ID sss ~ tbs Es&s s<tSr@I
k<n&eis@ known 90 medicine.
Dz. Caldweli's SIENNA Laxative tastes
good, gives gende, comfortable, salts
fying relief Of temporary constipaeion
6os every member Of the family. Helps
yoa net -on schedule" without re-
peaped doses Even relieves stomach
souxness thAs constipation ofeea bcng&-
Day d. Caldweif'k Money back 4
noe sasix6ed. Mail bouie % Boa no
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-15

1t is difficult to say which may
be most mischieovus to the human
heart, the praise or the dispraise
of men. Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-15

Enter often and place entry
blanks in the deposit box
at your store. Contest closes
November 3.
Evening star., 1954-09-22

Take your favorite tobacco with
you every where you 60 In this
handy tobacco pouch Tobacco will
stay In the poucn and not in your
pockets. Greatly reduced-so get
yours now.
Evening star., 1954-08-28
Aprs. UNFURll. l.-AAp. lceaa.l ]

sAR - 0tNE0 tAp@eEe9l
si0l FLoWER AVE-. rAKOsEA PIX
spts.:. on busIinc. AZ: shoppins md
sSFTcaai MITcaEiI. q q 81. 81. s-osso. 4. 20 as
PVT. RESIDENCE. nswly dec. 8
bedrms., tile baths. nv. rnn. with
firepl.. full din. rnl.. large kit.
ssS5Tesse. ssST.so Ks KEsrdi s-ssss sssssHssiz usis insl
CORAL HILLS, garden apts. at p. G.
scooi.. as OSassS sas. sSoSs aoo 81 Y.'s s7os nj
SILVER SPRING, sligc Greek Park
a-6edrm. units; freshly painted and
cleaned: large liv. rm,, din. area
combination; table space in big kit.;
pic. windows, cross ventilation. stor-
age. and laundry facilities: very con-
senient 70 schoois; free master Tv
MES. sRs5 WHEELER. res msr.. w, b IS
|TW0-BEDRM. APT. entire End d.;
lots Of closet space: pvt. entr.; mr..
transp., stores, schools; big yard;
settled couple; VIII take 1 child; al
TAKOlIA PARK. s3Og Roanoke ave,
near @ Flower and Hudson bedrms.
month. incl. utils. Open Sunday .
to pm. Ju. T-5675. --29
ENTIRE lST FLOOR Of house with
paid; ideal for children. 10. 1880.
SILVER srRrras Dedrm. Ss sps..
school, bus and shopping: 500 as is,
500 II redec. 60I silver Spring
ave-. Apt. 2. JU. s-4234. 20
nEtNejMEGLiOEN. ~ Ma1iE. MD.. I0fog EaEcets
r. Nv IN, neIorasg1 tapt;. oeS9aF5nss;; Sab s0
Incl. utils. ;i Omen. LT Z Ora uRzyHTTF yHSTTiIFy
NA. s-0753.
sIILvEE I, SPklNG. Montgomery Hills.
TAKOMa pARK.i.h.Srr an - -
modern hld9 near trsnsn ar4 nPsi ~ -
Ctr. beautif,ii Green fiied hsth. Ease.
nnent windows with Venetian Siinds.
llge: closet: parking area: cool ioca.'
ciudeS sMs ses any yoS Time A. n1liisiss ssos1 n
s' ens s'.ie' US ssSvOi' aos
9 RMS, KIT. Ann RATH Iyste,
no children. WA. 7-ss77 -as
AIS: isrse rooms, nsH HssS so stDsSon e ssssS
ana sra floors. HE. 4-7014. ia
BASEMENT APT, lge. liy. rm. with
| picture window, bedrm., foyer, Ice.
! kit, Formica sink. beautiful cab
| inets, pvt. bath. and ldry. Plenty
| Of parking space, flowers and arass
/ Like living in your own home. All
/ utils, incl. In rent. $50 .5O.i WA
| 7-S576. 30
jSlyvrp spvvN5r y,..
a,tl G SrMiMG-hoveiy I-peorm
she. IhpeS. n ne" pius, NE; scnools an0 an,00
SHOPS. neas. rent. JU. S-3O42. ---29
SILVER 6ayb 81 sPRIMG-Liy; S.g,. rm;. 6 bedrm.
business cple. nref. III 6.S219 o.
20
RIvERDALE-Five lge. rms, bath;
eyer 9nn store; newiy DEC; eonv. ioc;
oto.oo mo' neat Incl. III. 2-4344
q Aprs r,,,. .u, o..S-S
2 ciasa hst s. mile Irom Gaitnerseurg.
rms and e~ bsth slassedn 5ss no9r ssa,
porcns SlOu; IND moor, rms. and
| pain, $50; bSmt. apt, rms. and
bath, $40. They are all large rooms
| in each apt. Hot and cold water
space. First 3 viii have sarages;
| children are allowed to each apt.
| Ready Sept. /. Call HICKMAN d
| CUSaMAN. 1 mile north Of Rock
| vile, Poplar 2-9442. -29
MAontssrsy"-silysr sprins's most
Wslkina i1 d,stsncs pan 81 schon1s h1 tSsnsn twsn
| and comnlefe shonnins Festnrirc
| dows WITH snsnish ~fvne n,anfinp
| haicon,es ASoSarr E}tch II
Evening star., 1954-08-28
tARDEN TOWERS

COL0RED--NEW APT. BLDG, nr.
Navy. Yard; conv. to busline: ! rri.
kit. bath. Inquire 1899 Hall st. s.W.
coLORED-LGE. LIv. RIM. dineatts.
Sc a sa.h 6as 6sassssinf fsss lssit 4 .s. sninTn nT
weekdays 5000 only
COLORED-l477 NEWTON ST. NV.
Three rms, kit. and bath; $S5
cali DE. 2-Sl42. 81
AND 8 RIM. APIS, 927
Can q l. AD. 4-6isss. - Mss
|COLORED-z18 r ST. NE rms.
HARRisoN 3 : ADAMS Nx. s-ssos
coLoRED-a15 r ST. N.w.-Nics
ssss sf HAhEisos a HigSsflss g SDsM slss ssdsi
COLORED-6025 SHERIFF RID. NE
- rms. kit. and bath: sos mo. Cal
after 5 pm. LU. 4-614S. -S29
COLoRED--40i0 eth ST. NV
rms. kit. and bath, scr. porch
lovely neighborhood: S79 incl. utils
HARRISON q ADAMS. MA. S-S308,
CoLoRED-cHoIcE OF and and 2
|, rm. apts., semipyt. and pvt. baths
HARRIsoN & ADAMS. 53S & St
NV, MA. 8-S30S. go
CoLoRED-1354 MONROE sT. NV.
- rms, kit. bath; $75 mo-; play
LIss sIss kEALTY. ME- Stis s-esss ss so .as60f
COLORED-2359 ONTARIO RD. NV.
FL rm., kit. and bath In modern
t;;r i,tF;S;proos H. BLDG s,,y SSo mo. al, inci M AZ
sMiTH. sslHFi sfs 81. 'asnhlsG111 aahs11. OF gan ss SE
COLORED-4 LGE. RMS, and bath;
closets galore: best NV. section: al
utils. Incl, Furn. rm.. sgle. or cples,
|COLORED-1704 sEAToN ST. NV.
.-3,rI. kit. and bath apt; 2nd q :.
fSS5o iHS 1929 ns; isfb GnbARANTY a RFAALTxS EA K
coLoRED-a LGE. RMS. semipyt.
saan son pl sGo NV cRax sA s591s sr591s5 los sea
CoLORED-2 ROOMS, kitchen and
bath; sasaao unfurn. s75 month. oa IA
COLORED--APT. UNFURN., rm.,
kit. and bath. 1917 s. St. NV.
Call AID. 4-5940. Pc
GIRARD ST.-3 rms.
<. and b.. porches. adults only, SG5
WALTER A. BROWN, MA. S-1652
CONSTITUTION AVE.
NE rms, kit. and bath, S62,
Call TU. 2-4463 or see janitor. --29
COLORED-LUxURY APARTMENT
I New bldg. utilities incl, $S2: 80:
Realr4. a2a9 4 "a. II s. :sissjssoo.W WAshiNosHs0N ss
COLORED-RENT REDUCED
1-BEDRM. APT, $77.5
NEW BLDG. UTILITIES Incl. AP-
PLY JANITOR. 10 49th ST. Sc,
APT. 20l. AT 49th AND E. CAPI-
Toll ST WASHINGTON REALTY,
RA 3-S300 %
Evening star., 1954-08-28

OPEN SAT. SUN. 11-DARK
Eoy oyt New New HsTpShEs ave
to our sign at Ruatan st., left on
Ruatan l block. right block, left
to model apartment.
POLINGER CO.
Mon. Sat, He. 4-S809; HE. 4-7733
TAKOMA PARK - Terrace Apts.;
$3.50, Large living room, bedrm.,
kit. tile bath, 2 closets, cool,
exposures; near bus and shopping
center. JU. P-2150. JU. s-s53s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Man Stirs Suspicion
OF Hotel Detective, ;
Is Held as Forger

An alert hotel detective may
have saved Washington mer-
chants a lot of money by spot
ting forgery suspect before he
could get started here, police
said today.
The house detective at the
Annapolis Hotel spotted man
preparing to register, and noted
that the name he wrote did not
agree with the initials on his
luggage The detective decided
to watch.
Il didn't like the way he was
looking at me, so I got out of
there" the suspect later told
police.
The hotel detective alerted his
colleagues in other hotels, and
when the man later registered at
the Ambassador Hotel, police
paid him a visit.
They found the 28-year-old
New York man preparing to be-
gin on a new checkbook contain
ing 1856 checks, Detective 1t.
David Higgins of the check and
fraud squad, said.
At police headquarters, 1t.
Higgins said, the man told de-
tectives he had passed bogus
checks in Providence, r. T.; Hart
ford. Conn: Boston, Philadel-
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Police wired police departments
in those cities to see: if they
want the man held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Schools
Continued From First Page.)

a shutting on construction
projects already planned.
Such shutting of the school
building program to meet new
northeast needs is now consid-
cred inevitable in any case, how
ever. Officials also disclosed to-
day that they now plan to seek
construction of an additional
permanent school in the Rich
dson-Shadd area. Site money
for this project may be sought
Immediately.
No further permanent con-
struction has been in the school
systems long range program for
that vicinity. But housing has
sprung up so rapidly that the
area now must be given high
priority, officials said.
The District has not built any
temporary school buildings for
some years. At one time a num-
Der of one and two room wooden
portables were in use, but these
are now outlawed by fire regula-
tions. A large temporary annex
at the Van Ness. School, Fourth
and M streets Sc. will be closed
after completion of a new build
ing getting under way. =
Last nights meeting of Rich
ardson parents was at the Capt.
toll View Baptist Church.
The session was told Richard
son now has 1860 pupils, COM
pared to a design-capacity oil
$40. Some classes already meet
in nearby houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Holy Day Fete Draws
100, 900 in Argentina
BY Inc Asseeiated Prsss

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
Dec. "A Roman Catholic cele-
bration honoring the Virgin
Mary far outdrew the return OF
an Argentine sports hero yester-
day despite government GOODNESS
| toward the church event and
President Juan Peron's personal
sponsorship Of the sporting &C.
caSion.
More than 100000 worshippers
packed downtown Plaza de Mayo
for the church observance of the
end of the Marian Year. Police
had banned a procession OF
priests and laymen through the
streets and also plans to cele-
brate mass on a balcony over
looking the throng, but permitted
the service to be relayed from
BuenoS Aires Cathedral to the
crowd through loudspeakers.
Gen. Peron had announced he
would lead sports fans to down.
town Palermo Airport yesterday
to welcome home Pascual Perez
who won the world fiyweight
boxing championship in Tokyo
two weeks ago. Local papers
estimated that several thou
sands" turEed out.
The President and Argentina
Catholic hierarchy have been in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Baltimore AID Club Names
SobeIof as Man Of Year
ny ihe Assseiassd Prsss

BALTIMORE. Dec. s.-simon
E. Sobeloff, Baltimore attorney
who is Solicitor General Of the
United States. yesterday was
honored by the Advertising Club
of Baltimore as its man of the
year"
Gov. McKeldin made the
presentation to his longtime
political partner.
There were messages Of con-
graduation from Chief Justice
Warren and the other members
of the Supreme Court.
In his acceptance speech, MIR.
Sobelof said the Solicitor Cen
eral, who represents the Gov
eminent In cases before the Su-
preme Court. must read behind
legal technicalities in an effort
to make freedom more secure. "
Before the Eisenhower admin
istration called him to Washing
ton, Mr.. Sobeloff was Chief
Judge Of Maryland's Court of
Appeals. Gov. McKeldin APP
pointed him to the job after he
had headed a commission which
made a detailed study and rec
commended many changes in the
administrative organization of
the State government. He for
merly was United States District
Attorney for Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Dog Spurns Beds,
Bears Litter of 7
In Sewer Main
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Dec. 9.-Robert
Pawliske's dog Cocoa was ex-
pecting, so the thoughtful owner
prepared several beds around
the house where the litter could
be born in comfort.
But Cocoa spurned the home
made maternity wards and
wound up with a litter of seven
in an outdoor sewer main
What's more, mamma refused to
let any one rescue the puppies
from the main.
The mother was lured away
with food, but the litter still
couldn't be reached. Undaunted
Mr.. Pawliske and a neighbor
ended the two-day rescue efforts
by digging through 3 feet OF
earth and chiseling a hole in a
concrete pipe. Three cold pup
pies were saved; the other four
had died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Huuchucu Boom

BISBEE, Ariz. (R. Growth
of the population in the vicinity
of Fort Huachuca has brought
about the opening of a post
office at the settlement known
as Don Luis. This viii be a
branch of the Bisbee post office
and will serve Don Luis. Hua-
chuca Terrace and Don Luis
EStates-none of which were in
existence before the reopening
of the fort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Shoh of Iran and Queen
Admitted to Hospital
BY the Assosiassd Pres.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Ths
Shah of Iran and his Queen
Soraya were admitted to New
York Hospital yesterday for
checkups. There was no indi-
cation what, if anything, was
wrong.
A hospital spokesman said the
length of the royal couples stay
would depend on the outcome
of medical examinations. The
34-year-old monarch is Sched-
uled to visit President Eisen.
hover in Washington Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Politics
Continued From First Page.)

continued From F1rSC Page.)
House-except one. That one
was former Representative Cliff
ford Case of New Jersey, Re-
publican Senator ELECT. Mr.. Case
had declared he was opposed to
Senator Mccarthy for chairman
of the Senate Investigating Com
mittee.
The possibility of right-Wing
Republican supporters of Sena-
tor Mccarthy splitting of into
a third party apparently does
not disturb the President.
He told his news conference
yesterday that eff people want to
split off because of some secon-
Diary or other consideration that
will have to be their business.
But he emphasized conviction
that the great mass of the
American people want "progres-
sive moderates" directing their
Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
City Managers Elect

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Dec
9 (P.-Ross E. Window, St
Petersburg city manager, yester-
day was elected president of the
international city managers as
ISOLATION. A former vice presi-
dent of the association, he sue
ceeds George E. Bean of Peoria.
TIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09

volved In controversy for O
month over government charges
that some priests have been try
ing to undermine his regime.
Eight clerics have been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Venus Observed Set

The King William Players of
st. Johns college. Annapolis.
Md. will present Venus OBJ
served" at SIS pm. tomorrow
and Saturday at the college au-
ditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Boon or Curse?

Myxomatosis. the rabbit dis
ease which is considered a boon
in some countries and a curse in
places where rabbits are market
ed, now has broken out in North
ern Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Builds Own Auto

John Lambie, a dairy farmer
of Taranki, New Zealand, has
built an auto capable of 80
miles an hour in his backyard"
workshop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-09
Africu's Ruiniest Area

MONROVIA.-Liberia and its
neighboring state, Sierra Leone.
have the heaviest average rain
fall annually along the west
African coastal bulge territory.
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of the project. All are in favor
of the action.
A report will be made to the
Council on the matter and final
action taken at a future meeting.
The Mayor and Council also
approved the extension of water
and sewer lines to Sections Z and
8 of Silver Rock Park on front
foot basis-20 cents per foot with
80 years to pay. In doing this, the
city fathers made it known that
they are "honoring the last of a
series of front foot benefits to
which the City was committed"
Policy on extension financing
is to be determined in future meet
ingS with a distinct possibility
being plan which would make
the provision of lines a matter for
the builder to absorb, then pass
on to home buyers. 1t is contend
ed that this would mean a saving
to home purchasers since city
front foot benefits carry per-
cent annual interest while homes
are usually financed at a lower
interest rate.
In other actions, the Mayor and
Council:
/. Dismissed without prejudice
an application for a gas station
building permit at the southeast
corner of Edmonston Rd. and
Rockville Pike because the prop
erty is still zoned residential
later hearing may be held if a
re-zoninga pplication is filed.
2.Received from City Attorney
Dave Cahoon a draft ordinance
which spells out the duties of the
City Manager in detail. This will
be considered at subsequent
Council meetings.