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Evening star., 1954-10-10

SPRING VALLEY
1888 Rodman st.. n.w.-Completely
renovated home; 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
peauttful rec. rn.. maids rrn. and
bath. library with firepl.; 2-car gar.
Perfect for diplomat. Call WALKER
y DUNLOP. INC, CO. 6-0222 or
30. 9-4673 week ends. Ill
3-BEDROoM HOUSE
1919 31st st. Sc. (between X st.
and Minn. ave.)-6 well-furnished
rooms; also recreation room, fenced
yard and detached garage, automatic
washer and gas heat; conv. to
downtown and Capitol. win con-
sider short or long-term lease.
S145 month.
INSPECT ANY TIME
Residence phone, LU. 1889
EDMUND ]. FLYNN CO.
Wash. Bldg, Ma. S-9567
NEW LIsTINGs-4 and 5 bedrm
homes. well furn.: rea. rent
kEACH N PURCELL, Elk. 3-2412.
near Falls Church.
Va; , bedrms., ga baths, den, rec.
rm. Beautifully furnished. q. $3.50
mo-: 2-car garage. We have others.
ROmye LambOrn
-. Eesltor, Exclusive Agent
OF. 4-s566 OF. 4-S036
Evening star., 1954-10-10

1872 VIERS MILL RID.
Extra-nice 2-bedrm. bungalow for
some one. Large fenced lot, "
block to shopping center: gas heat,
storm windows. partly redecorated.
premises sunday. 1-6. Refs. re-
Evening star., 1954-10-10
POMPONIO

ia. 10000
BRADLEY BLVD. SECT.
Small estate. about 5 acres of ground
and beautiful stone home. with 5
bedrms.,. 31a baths. liv. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm.. modern kit; rec,
rrn. with fireplace. patio with flre-
place, 2-car gar; beautiful wooded
lot. OIL. 4-2711, MA, S-3b24.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

LANGLEY, VA. e mi. Chain Bridge,
Estate; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths;
maids rm. and bath; SIN. separate
bldg. with fireplace: 2-car garage;
some acreage. $500 mo. We have
others.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

LYON VILLAGE
3-bedrm. rambler; liv. rm., din. rm.
equipped Kitchen. tile bath: oi
h.-w.h.; full basement; rent, S135
THE LYON PROPERTIES. 3004 Lee
hwy ia: 2-7070, ia. 7-0650; ewes.
ia. S-6762. 10
Evening star., 1954-10-10

500: MODERN 5-RM. HOUSE, semi
det:. fenced yard; gas heat: front
porch: bsmt. LA. 6-14n5. LIS
SMALL HOUSE. 500 PER MO-
miles beyond Baileys Cross Roads,
on Columbia pike: no children;
bedrm.. liv. rrn.. kit. and dinette;
viii decorate to suit tenant. Cali
JE. 4-6ss0 for further information.
FALLS CHURCH - Adorable little
cottage. modern; good trapsp.;
bsausifal Be- i tsot trees; ! or 2 adults; So.
SEE iii; sao7 boUGLAs ST. N.E.-1Row
brick, 2 bedrms., basement. auto
matte heat: S75 mo. ROGER MOSS,
Rea,tor. Ho. 2-6oa0: ewes. Ia.
ALEx.@s-bedrm. brick. separate din.
blinds os@i I'll hsas IsaF PSrs senaix vsasSaan sasssl
fenced I'd. no. $4,000 after 2 pm.
sIx-RooM BUNGALOW, 8 bedlms., ru
liv. rm. din. rm., KIT. oil h. W..
Esp room is ssm ssaast eoss itgsst l. !sshoSI
1 BLK. to bus; ideal for children:
vac; rent, $2l0 21S parir ave. Ta-
koms Park, Md. Call 10. 5-o1b1
741s BIRCH AVE. Takoma Il Park.
] lA&nsf uCbs UAlCAt q DCaEHlo.s HV ItNt..
sep. din, rm.. oil heat, garage; $3.50.
MODERN. LARGE. s-BEDRM DU-
PLEx; also 2 and 4 bedrm. Colo
malls. S100-S140 mo. Nr. Hecht's Va.
FoR Or Rent, AvAffIi. OCT. is. ss1s.
Oglethorpe Sc. Hyattsviile. Md
bedrms., liv. rin., din rril., kit. Q
baths; fun hsmt.. oil heat. 500 mo.
Completely renovated. Cali HO. q
52s5. 202S Lawrence st. ne. 10
|ALEX.---2 bedruis.. full bsmt.: nr.
churches, schools and shopping
Avail. Immediately. SO. 5-6905.
ABOUT A-ACRE fenced ground, fruit
trees, shrubbery: completely redeco-
rated throughout: 3 bedrms.,. garsge,
porches. fun bsmt., gas heat. COW.
location: wonderful for children
$3.50: Mass. and Western ave. Sec
tion, 1903 Crescent ct. OIL, 2-4394.3
3 BEDROOMS, modern, ! " acres on
main road. In Herndon. Va, 20 mi.
y. G. Herndon 223.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

THREE-BEDRooM COLONIAL
Full bsmt. Nice corner lot in North
Arl.,- close to schools and shops
Wash. mach. rec. rm.; house Just
redecorated, S135.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
Vacation Accidents
Spur Blood Demand,
Red Cross Points Out

Vacation accidents to children
are causing q mounting need
for blood donations, q hospital
spokesman declared yesterday as
the Red Cross pleaded for more
contributions to its Blood Donor
Center, 2025 E street NV.
The plea was issued. the Red
Cross said. after another week
of serious emergencies drained
supplies from day to day"
Washington hospitals joined
the Red Cross in urging: Leave
a pint of blood behind before
you start your vacation. There
is no vacation from illness and
injury and the need for blood
goes on"
Rare Type Needed.
AS the week closed. rare B.
negative and O-negative blood
types were in short supply. How
ever, $50 pints were donated by
personnel at the Naval Receiving
Station when the bloodmobile
visited. Large groups visited the
blood center from the Potomac
Electric Power Co.. Fort McNair
and Boiling Field.
In the past week. the blood
center distributed a total OF
1929 pints Of blood in the Dis
trict and communities covered
by the bloodmobile in Maryland,
Virginia and West Virginia. The
Defense Department was given q
shipment of ST pints of blood.
Blood donations may be made
at Garfield Hospital from 8 am.
to S pm, Mondays through FRI
days; at Freedmen's Hospital
from / pm. to 8 pm. Mondays
through Fridays and 2 pm. to
8 pm. on Sundays; and at Wall
ter Reed Hospital from 9 am.
to pm. Mondays through FRI
days and z pm. to 8 pm. on
Tuesdays.
Mobile Visits Scheduled.
The blood center is open from
. am. to S pm. Mondays
through Fridays.
Bloodmobiles will make the
following visits this week. start
ing at 10 am. unless otherwise
Indicated.
Tomorrow-Prince Georges County,
Andrews Air Force Base, building T-3-79:
Montgomery County. St. Johns Episcopal
Church. Wisconsin avenue at Bradley
lane.
Tuesday-D. C. Chapter. Main Navy,
Constitution avenue, Room 2541. $50
am. to $3.50 pm; Alexandria Chapter.
Chapter House. 4O1 Duke street.
Wednesday-D. c. Chapter. Pentagon.
Thursday-Fairfax County, Fort Bel
yoir; Va. Building mn q: $50 am: to
House. 1888 Arlington boulevard.
Friday-Prince Georges County, Naval
photographic, Suitland. Nd. $3.50 am.
TO $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under d. c. lGU couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Uait three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt
days are counted the same as
other days.
Patsy Baker, Fl, 255 Farragut st. NV.
Joseph Green, %. 1913 sherwood st.
NV. and Betty Cooper. %, 1901 G
Leroy Davis, %. Big Island, Va. and
Ether Mitchell 80. 1883 Kenyon St.
Angelo Karadimos, 20. $500 LIST st. ne.
mabel Rosendsis. a.. $3.50 Newark
STANLEY an y'w Smith. %, Riverdale, Md. and
Margaret Connell. Ii. Silver Spring.
Thomas Atoki. 81. 1911 varnum st. NV.
and Minnie Stewart. 43. 1912 Barnaby
terrace Sc.
Ronald Epps. 10. Tunnel Hill. Ga. and
Thomas schech, 81 and Mary Brodsky.
Hs 1S, roth c Of Baitim9re; GOA 3.
and Dorothy Mitchell. "a. $40 Cam
den teri, Sc:
us snd 1mosene Willams ii Is. 54is Cali
Reginald DAWN. %. 4913 Jay st. ne.
and Argene Brunson, rs. 5125 Sheriff
I'd. ne,
Walter Cobbs, "a and Lille Way, 90.
both of Ridgeville, 8. c.
NV. and Sarah jackson. 90, 1917 B
st. Sc.
Richard johnson. 81 and Caledonia
Hapsh. %. both Of 1887 North Cap
Otis johnson. 81, and Mary Thomas. So.
both Of 1892 East Capitol ct.
Samuel Vance, SO, Baltimore and VAL
orie Justiss. 81. 1410 Bangor st. Sc
John Wernig, ~, Baltimore and Joyce
Griffith. lie. 727 4th st. ne.
and vaniece Roberts, 20. 2O16 14th
st. NV,
Alfonso Matthews. 43, 116 ct. NV. and
John Anderson. 90. 2219 N st. NV. and
CANINE Tisinger, "a, 1882 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
Deaths Reported

(By the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics)
Cora McGrath. 80, 1717 c ST. Sc.
Mary Benzon, 20. $500 33rd st. Sc.
John Lynch, "A. 9507 Riley I'd, Silver
Spring, Md
Daniel Lacev, 10. 141O 9th ST. NV.
Sarah INLAND. 90, 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
Martha Jarvis 4S, 4514 Gladwyn, Be-
thesda, Md.
Margaret Kimmel, 46. s13 jefferson ST..
George Boyd. SO. 1927 18th ST. NV.
william Hamilton, s., 76I 18th st. sc.
Nicholas Bailey 81: Wghsaton; Nd
Louvenia Smith, 81 202 Morgan st. NV.
Dora Hensley. g.. COS Harvard st. NV.
Bertha Brown, so. 1905 18th st. NV.
Timothy Henry, AZ. 404 LIST st. s.w.
John Youngblood. inf. 1913 K st. s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

The ost-wonted corpet coors in broodoom that compile
rents every style furnishing. Here's luxury ond good Taste
at budget price Closely woven cut pile and tightly twisted
WOODEN yarns in luxurious coNed pottern. Thick and
pushy pads every step, obsorbs walking shock Installed
wo-towolI or con be mode into size rugs. Not all
coors in both widths.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
PFC Charles Allen
Finishes Training
In California

Marine Pfc. Charles Allen Jr.,
son of Mrs. Helen Allen of 1915
Royal St., recently completed four
weeks of individual combats train
ing at the huge Marine Corps
training base, Camp Pendleton,
California.
The course included advanced
schooling On weapons, latest infan-
try tactics, first aid, demolition
and field fortification.
The advanced training is given
all Marines upon completion of re-
cruit training before they are as
signed to a duty station or school.
He is scheduled to sail the lat
ter part of March for duty in the
Far East after spending four weeks
in the staging regiment at Camp
Pendleton.
The staging regiment handles the
last minute details in getting men
ready for foreign duty. A Marines
few weeks in staging are filled wit
clothing and equipment inspec-
tons, dental and physical examin-
ations, refresher courses on wea-
pons, and physical conditioning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
Hi School Drama
Group To appear
At Fit. Taylor owe

''The Fourteen Players" are
ready with a very fine program
for the Officers Wives Easter
luncheon at Fort Taylor. They are
group of Key West high school
students studying and doing live
theatre under the direction of Mr..
Richard A. Ertzman. Their rep
rertoire consists of SkitS, record
pantomimes, blackoutS, dance rou-
tines, and full production numbers.
Each member of the troupe is
qualified to do all phases of the
backstage work. The feature of
their program will be improviSa-
ton of original drama from words
given by the audience.
The time of the luncheon is
1890 Friday, March 2 at Fort
Taylor officers club.
For reservations call Fort Tay-
lor Naval base extention 275 or
Key West 2-6431 prior to 1900
Wednesday,, March 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

Her accomplishments for the
year are as follows: she held the
titles of initiating officer and ex-
ecutive officer, in the unit.
Under the AmericaniSm pro-
gram, she instructed new men,
berS in Flag etiquette.
On the Community Service Pro
gram, she worked for the Polio
drive, and took in $21.63 for which
the Unit received credit. She also
worked ON another program for
Polio and collected $3.50. She en-
couraged many citizens to regis
ter and vote, and contributed regu-
lerly to the Dark Horse program
for the Junior Activities fund.
Membership program; Collected
seventy one renewals, sixty four
of which were collected by going
from door to door, and brought in
six new members.
Poppy Program; Sold eight hum
dred and twenty peoples, took in
$141.0S. This amount was one third
of the entire gross amount taken
in.
Mrs. Wimmenauer was rehabili-
tation chairman and made most
of the comfort articles for the
Hospitals at no expense to the
unit. She made daily trips to a
sewing room, and collected ma
terial cuttings, which she shipped
ahead of schedule.
Collected annual Christmas gifts
for the v. A. Hospitals from men,
bers by going from door to door.
Mrs. Wimmenauer shipped all
gifts by November IL, 1858. All
contributions to the crippled chill
dren's hospitals were sent in I'M
der Rehabilitation. This completed
the rehabilitation program for the
year.
Mrs. Wimmenauer visited sick
members of the American Legion
Post No. %, many sick war veter-
ans, and kept in contact with their
families. She sent get well cards
TO them. She visited sick members
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
Second Tree From,
The Corner To Be
Owe Book Review

A morning of great fun and en-
joyment is promised for Wednes-
day, March 31st, when the Book
Review Group holds forth at Fit.
Taylor Officers Club at 10 o'clock.
1t might truly be said that a
more delightful combination of re-
viewer and book could ne'er be
found than that of Mrs. Frank
Bowser presenting E. B. Whites
Second Tree From The Corner!"
Mr.. White, familiar to most of
us via the Talk of the Town in
the New Yorker magazine is con-
sidered Americas top essayist, un-
equalled in sophisticated wit and
wisdom, humanity, and humor.
His subject, the wonder and wack-
mess of man. as the New York
Times Book Review expresses it,
has no other such master today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

witches for a joint meeting with
the Legion Post No. %.
Mrs. Wimmenauer attended unit
and executive meetings regularly,
as well as special meetings, and
meetings with the Post No. %.
She attended the Maine memoir
lad services with the Legion Post,
and the Legion Post Memorial
service. Mrs. Wimmenauer attend
ed Legion and Auxiliary InStalla-
ton of officers at Marathon, Fla,
and the laying of the corner stone
ceremonies of the Legion Home in
Marathon, Fla. Mrs. Wimmenauer
arranged transportation for men,
berS to attend meetings, also con-
tacted members to remind tlsem
of meetings, and served in var
ious offices during regular meet
ingS in the absence of elected Of
ficers, and she attended Legion's
annual birthday party.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

of the Auxiliary. She sent get we'll
cards to the sick members, and
sympathy cards to the bereaved
ones and their families, with no
expense to the unit.
AS ways and means chairman,
Mrs. Wimmenauer contributed a
forty-five inch crocheted center
piece, which was ratified in order
to raise money to purchase type
writer for the Unit. She was
chairman of this rattle and sold
most of the tickets. The total re-
ceipts for this program were $685.
IS. She also sold tickets on a
crocheted stole which proceeds
helped the typewriter fund.
Mrs. Wimmenauer recommended
q Tag Sale, and served as chair
man. This took in $102.47. Melted
$294.60, which enabled the unit to
fulfill our welfare obligations. She
recommended a "GameS Party"
and worked with the Chairman of
the affair by helping solicit prizes
from the Merchants for the pro-
gram, and sold most of the tickets
for this affair.
Mrs. Wimmenauer worked nine
hours on the July 4th, food sale,
and served on the hostess COM
mittee for the School of InStruc-
tons held here in November. She
contributes regularly to the Lep-
rosy fund. Mrs. Wimmenauer sold
tickets for the Legion Circus, Unit
receiving Is per cent of all tickets
the unit members sold.
She helped on programs for the
Department Presidents and the
District Presidents visit to unit.
She made and contributed sand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

Mr.. Roberts - Barn Thea.
IRE. Until Apr. s. 'cept Sum-
days.
Monday night - Jr. Class
Variety Show, also Tuesday
night. (Gvess the cast didn't
have fhe mUmps after aIl.)
Tuesday night - Free dance
at BaYview Park. Norman Kra-
nieh's Orch.
Wednesday night - Jay.cees
Good Govt Award. The only
person around here that knows
won't tell, darn n!
Thursday night - Take kids
to see Ready Made Family"
at Harris, or tomorrow (FrI-
daY) night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

Por las precentes lineas, decea.
mos hacer negar al Pueblo de Key
West, Cubanos y Americanos, nues-
tro agradecimiento mas sincere
por la ayuda y cooperation que
para nosotros y nuestra pequeiia
Dolores han tenido todos. No en-
contramos las Traces cacaces de
expresar 10 que sentimos ques a
csc gesto generoso y humane no
hay palabras que puedan elogiarlo
en- TODD 10 que vale. Solo podemos
decir y al decir esta, va nuestro
corazon, GRACIAS PUEBLO DE
KEY WEST, GRACIAS POR TODD.
MR.. AND MRS.
ABELARDO DISGDIERTT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends and neigh
bors who were so kind to us dur
ing the recent loss of our father
and brother, the late Bertram
Gates, we take this means to
thank each and every one. And
to those who sent flowers and of
fered the use of their cars, we
offer our thanks. Especially do we
want to thank the members of
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %, Ameri-
can Legion.
(sd.) THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
CARD OF THANKS

We, the mother and father of
little Dolores, wish to take this
opportunity to thank all the good
people of Key West, the Keys.
and elsewhere for their most gen.
erous contributions, which has
enabled us to take our baby to
New York for the medical care
which she so desperately needs.
Without your help, we could not
have provided this care for her.
We would like to be able to
thank each one personally for their
kindness but as this is not possible
for us, please let US say to all
who helped give our baby this
opportunity to try to save her
sight, our heartfelt thanks. May
God bless each one of you.
M. ABELARDO and
M. ALBA -DISGDIERTT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
Legion Auxiliary Honors
Mrs. Win,nnenauer Last Thursday

Mary Moreno president the American Legion Auxiliary of
Arthur Sawyer Post No. g. proudly the Bronze Medallion
Service Award to Mrs Tesse Wmmenauer at the units monthly
ca meeting Thursday evening, March Is
This service award given Wimmenauer for
time ability loyalty through year Auxarys
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
WOnsan's Club Board
To Meet On Thursday

The board Of directors Of the
Key West Woman's Club will
meet at The club house on
Thursday afternoon, April ], at
three o'clock. All members are
asked TO be present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

There are more than 5000 L.
lands In the Republic of Indonesia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

About per cent of u. S. land II
occupied by towns of more than
1000 population.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

people and thank you real good
for BLISSFUL BUYING, Jeanette
(adv't).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

New oil those fisodish bridge
,es..mortsms can be resolved
s;osily and absolutely by buying
Civ cvlbertson's Complete
Rr;doe Gold Book" at the Book
stoo on Fleming Street, Just be.
lo,., simonton. Boy - This covers
"x.rxthins - new point count
SiAdioo - introduces . new Two
Ma fbe4 his causes . crap com.
..ss;en) - new asking bids -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

(sd.) THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29


De yev wanna steal He wed.
> ding bsll7
Let Donald's weave an On.
chanting spell
Ct . new, slamoroVs and love.
" Yev
And That man will sure say,
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\ y 4
Still Saturday - q hitler later
and by the time you read this -
twill be Monday - but that's the
way Of II y'n0w - one day after
another, and we really wouldn't
change il. Aloha, all you pretty
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-13
IT'S LATER Than YOU THINK
1oAA-rEN YEARS AGO 1e44

AUG Is Mr. and Mrs John Thomas Old Road instantly
is hit by Pennsylvania Limited at the Mid
way doube-rack crossing.
AUG IS Madison Co Coop Lon
Congressional District issues statement
America prepared the she winning at kwans
Clifton Park
AUG II Madison County in by lack of rain
yield and 3050 soybean predicted by W.
B. Wood Madison County Agricultural Agent -
AUG II Robert Johnson manager OF southwestern ONO Deao
Agricultural Association moves family to 4h West High ST. from
AUG IS Annual Sedaia Fish Fry, big success.
London assists restoration and
Continental Railroad in Normandy after D-Day
AUG 9 pvt Weldon Betard engineer parachuted
France isolated "DDay reported missing writes
mother Mary Beathad London he is back in service
and Mrs George Snel London reported
action; George H Smell Guam and Cpl John B.
AUG 81 Harold Woodhouse London County
office resigns Anita Sullivan assistant takes over Of
AUG % Sgt Donald W. Goings Henry
ngs Lilly Chapel gets Silver Star for Galanry service in Rome
'' 1s24-THIRTY YEARS Aeo-ts24
Is Col Eugene Wilson, II homestead on Deeree east
Kennedy Pike township for $l89
Sl3,419, total for relative in Michigan.
Sydna Dule Francis 3d. dies of scarlet fever at
home n PlumWood.
outing London Shrine Club at Morsecroft 49,
and Xena connected by Red Star Bus Line with
n Myers Drug Store, London.
AUG bridge Deer Creek Mt Ster
ling for $3.50 and torn down.
AUG Chapter Order of Eastern STAR instituted at
Sedaia.
AUG County Auditor Lamar Wilson's records show Madison
9450 School Debt reaches $49O6l
village $33o5o with total in sinking fund off debts
$8219341.
$4,000 to Mary Weber his widow -. =, =, ,,,-, -,
AUG JaclO Byers of Ohio Bell Telephone Co..
Independence Day Cup at London Country Cub Go
AUG q Republicans poll fairly heavy nominate
for fall campaign at August primary,
Auxiliary Trinity Episcopal Church, London
party home of Mrs c. T. Clark East High ST
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-13
WITH A BUCKEYE In CONGRESS
Clarence j. Brown Member of Conaress 7h Ohio District

BY Clarence j. Brown Member of Congress- 7h Ohio. District
Reduction of Nonessential Expenditures
has reported that the Federal Government had total of 233
July st This number does include those
the 4040S3 nationals of other
employed by Government.
Premier of visit
reported purpose of his
many dollars his country
the height of the IndOCna War for which the US
billion dollars last Most OBJ
the French Premier will the American funds he
Community keep many past made the u
possibility control her socaled colonies
the question of how American Air
Africa be- AS result American military
thought and attention to the
largement Of American bases in Spain.
By heavy majority week passed BILL
by the Senate immunity to witnesses who
operate evidence ubvesve before
hearings However, such immunity
granted only upon of Federal Judge
Nunan Jr. of New York who Commissioner of
Revenue and had charge of all Federal tax collections dur
Truman Administrations
fifteen thousand dollar fine New York
week. following his conviction for eVadng
O personal Federal
Washington will be host to the annual National Convention of
beginning Both hundred thousand
Legonaes expected to attend the Convention One of the a
will huge parade expected to 10 hrs the
viewing stand
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-13
An Editorial
A PUBLIC HEALTH" LOBBY

Recent publicity pertaining TO plan called Share the
Health which being circulated by the Ohio Public Health
Association in this and other counties looks the surface TO
be plan TO bring better public health TO Ohioans However, it
has stated that receipts from the sale of $500 stock
tfcaes will be used 10 further work public health and TO
expand educational facilities among public health workers
This last statement is deceivng nasmuch any and all
collected from individuals is slated to go for pur
that Of paying fuime secretary who in turn will offer
proposed legislation TO the state senators and representatives
he hope for and bigger grants for the workers the
health departments.
Such scheme not but the idea of asking The tax
payer foot the bill is As the matter stands health
officials each county asked TO sell $0o worth Of the
emua+ed stock certificates TO prominent and responsible per-
if possible. The total take will then be used TO employ
secretary who will aid in presenting proposed legislation to the
Legislature In other words have another lobby hands
Public Health Ohio good the people employed
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