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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03

REQ POWER mower,% with %
inch cutter; portable electric
washing machine, with wringer,
and a Arvin car heater, used
three months. Robert E. Lyons,
.634 Lewis Street, Caldwell, Ohio.
Phone 2l6-M. 32tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03
FOr Sale-WEARING APPAREI

OVERALLS, size IA, with bibs
Limited number available. Reg
ular price $198, special price 81.
Milligan's Shoe Store, North
Street, Caldwell, Ohio. 35
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03
FOR SALE
For SaIe-MISC SCELLANEOUs

AUTO ACCESSORIES: Lockheed
brake parts, P. & D. ignition
parts, wiper blades, AFRO grease
fittings and parts, penetrating
oil, AC spark plugs and others.
Mikes Tire Shop, "on the public
square, Caldwell, Ohio. Phone
200. 33 "a 35
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03

BECOME A Beautician and Hair
Stylist in an amazingly short
time. Write Southertons Beauty
Academy, Athens, Ohio, 34-39
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03

CALVES WANTED, from four
to six days old. Estadt Feed
Store. George Estadt, Caldwell
Ohio. "a 35 36
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03

FORD TRACTOR and side now
ing machine, around 200 hours,
can hardly be told from new.
Save over $500 on this hard-to-
tell from new tractor and mower.
VIII trade for cattle, sheep or
anything Of equivalent value.
Wilmer F. Watson, 2l2 miles
south of Mt Ephraim, Ohio.
.35 36 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03

GOOD JOHN DEERE double
disc horse-draWn grain drill.
Emory Carrel, Lowell, Ohio,
Route 2. "a 35 So
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03
LEGAL Notice

I'm the Probate Court OF
Noble County, Ohio
Case Number 1929
Florence Shafer, administrative
VIVA. of the estate of A. M.
RadcIiff, deceased,
Plaintiff
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03

last NOOK, uJIIIJy TOOm, sun IOOU,
large lot with plenty of shade,
located on paved street in Cald-
well. For appointment call Cald-
well 319. "a 35 36pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03

SIX ROOM, one-floor plan home
with attached garage, modern
thruout. Bedrooms have walk-in
closets; built-in tile bath with
shower; linen closet; 25-ft. liv-
ing room with fireplace and
beautiful picture window; fur
mace heat, dining room with
built-in china closet; all built-in
kitchen, including bullt-in break
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-03-03

CHAIN HOIST, 1la-ton, and a
Cornweu w h e el alignment
gauge. Wilbur L. Devol garage,
East and Olive Streets, Caldwell,
Ohio. 35tfc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

NICE REDEC. l-BEDRM. APT, de-
sirable neighborhood; gar. avail.
l224-A Savannah pl. Sc. 500 per
mo. 10. 2-6464 or 10. 2-9755. -
BOILING VIEW APTS.--Very cons
Portable 1-bedroom apis. at 500 80,
Msns Is 5oa d'' ath Il se se Ass ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
AXIS. UNFuRNIsMEn-p. G.

8. T., ] AND 2 BEDRMs., modern.
ff sdsc;;, gardsn-type sgt s, For In In
ct rental once, 1910 Wahler Place.
WALLER GARDENS. -
8168 d ST. NM fm., kit, bath.
Utils. incl 500. Days. ia. $500;
ewes. KE 7-0763.
Ice. I-BEDRM. APT. in duplex
housing. blk, Naylor shop. ctr.
FACING park. S6g.75. utils. incl.
Goth AND PESNA. AVE. s.E.--Modern
facilities. adults pref. sos. plus
ntiis. Ii. 1890 or 10. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

Eleyator BLDG; I bedroom. liv
sao xE mi I ~ ~: s-so1 g. .,o,,.
z sui e . lScsston; 500 per mo;
20 2.37s3 a'.1 et'opps's. -
.ax1e Iash sr wv p... -.
All new eouipmsnt: newly decorated
iw; rm a. porcn nedriln. BY. aild
6s esf' So oo. ne: 4 psrgai.n: see resi-
e.yn ns .ns On premises.
sisss cow. transD.; atils. incl;
$3.50. ". $500 no. 2.o742.
In karden-type development. desir.
able Sc section. mr.. MAYOR Gardens
sr I roum eO dstse q ktebe esdrS Sae
and large rear porch. $50 30 and
S72.20. includes utilities. CAN LU
NICE sz REDEc. 1-BEpRM. Apt. a..
strable neiRhborhoOd: gar avail
l224-A Savannah pl. Sc. Se2 Der
mo. 10. 2-fi464 or 10. 2.e555. -
BOILING VIEW APTs.--Very com.
riaSss a t,airs aDt a.. AZ
Manager, 3O21 4th st. Sc. 10. y
42T0. 10
SHADY BROOK APIS, Macarthur
blvd. n w.-2-bedrm, duplex apt,
Hos 0 S~'' Auui's 0h'y. - "a
GEORGETOWN-1 .bedrm. apt, S55
per mo. Call VIM, III, SAUNDERS
CO.. nc, DI. lob. ID
trae MAG ss k,s 81 INA SSW st5 81 py e.
mr.. transp.; fer couple. Wo. f-7tID4.
ID
n. CAPITOL, 48Ib,s near Kennedy st.
Desirable 1-bedrm. apt: large
closet; lovely environ; SIS. So incl.
ali utiis. See jani. HUI 3.f,iif,i
10
NEAR PA. AVE. BRIDGE bedrms. :,
on ns aest anes,e sn k'snen Snd 5sth
As sIsis i p: Ave: Bridge. flint p
III as4aao ose' " 1oung ~.
An6 ATTTSNI er Nu OIL !, ~
1nt,,rnisSed a. p.,,t ant snr II, AL
Al .,tJ,itts. ,nci,.d.d Z \ aa1S
1'isies AAetuueu' "A' o-o91"'
Nm t1,A AVN rOs y,nfpT. nm = NJ
"a bedrooms. iivin~ rnom. aininc
room. kitchen and bath; $55; Plus
,L4.Il9,;,r, ~ l1Os,AL SAviNSs5 q
81 3-620o. - I'd
urfEh NiM.' spacious living
rm;; peorm.. kt., dlnette. nath.
walk-in closet; eony. 70 Transports
tion ano snopping iacilities; cross
yentliation; employed ADULTS only.
CAL Ap 4.lbn ID
oS0 KAnDOLRH ST. NV rn1.-
dlnette. XII. and bath. SOB; bedrm. :
dinette. ~. and bath, from S6l up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
W0PFnR600a

fzedecosated. iarge. spacious rooms;
auto. laundry facilities. on-street
parking; conF, 70 Capital Transit bus
and stTeeteaE Por information. call
10. 2-57S3 or apply resident man
s agsT APT c-i. soss ssh r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

SEE APT. 9. list FLOOR. 40iB 4th
81. Sc; large ifv. rnl., sep. dinette.
7 bedrm.. tile bath. eauip: 81
Ice. porch. bus - corner: So5-3o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

Mr.. N. H. AVE.
very nice apt. on main Door Of O.
unit bldg: bedrms diuette. kit,
s u RosERT u LoER Rsaitori..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
APIS. UNFURkiIshED-MD.

APIS. UNEURNIsHEDMD.
BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedrooms
liv. room. din. space. kit, bath and
rear screened porch; S60-$S5, SAN
uEL z; Bo0LEY. INC. OIL. 4-1270
yssd for Children; all utiis. furn
Can UN. 4-sfi7 after 8 pm.
s. .ssER SrG.. g43 Bonifant--IEe
liy, rnl.. bedrm., linette,. XII, incl
pch.. bath $50. 30: 5-4554. -
CORAL Hills SET e p. G line-d GA
500; incl. al utils. Near school. bus.
43Oe EMERSON ST.. HyRttsville--1-
bedrm, apt. redec. See. janitor In
A Hst s RI; q sa n r. Gos ass rEF
Md. Next s schools ana sho ,ppSsD cen.
cOLLEGE PARK, TS0S Yale AVE-
or 2 bedrm. apts.; ! block 70 shop
ping CENTER, walking distance to
sfse ra ans 70 di nspsst cs sTns VIZ
coTTTfsaSG;E CITY, .1-bedrm. apt,
smpi cple.. excel transp, 4 buses:
So Incl. utiIs. HA. 2-3476. 80
TAk0MA,, fARK. MD.,-Exslusiss
sgi DO. i and . bedrms. in lovely
BLDG: See resident TnRnaEer IoB,
Manor circle, Apt. 4. JU, 7-g37p
Of call FREDERICK W. BERENs
s sAHEs lEei EA i s &c 2sIiiasNsv.
" decorated i-bedrin.. iis. I'm. d.
nette. KIT, and bafh; $3.50 mo.
utiis, included. Ju. 9-34e0; ewes,
! a 3Pf fsao, With bedrm. and liy. rm..
eoRblnsiion and large bedI, n, H. u
s sna bath w Sor es ses 5ssh' party 20
RIvERDALE = 2 lovely l-bsdrn;
Kit, with sarbaEs dish. NJ; sraiasp.
faE PPiEsiEskY soswE iHil e.. WA Wa
ssoii oI PLYmoTTa AVE, sn. spe,--
/ Modern End. d. 2-bedrn. apt. with
dinette, only yrs. old; will paint 70
suit tenant: modern kit, laun. tacils.
s sh i9s osts n ree ss T Sls s Psrs
area. TO inspect, cali MR.. CLARK.
Df. 7.2434 or Df. S-S695. -S
SEAT PLEAsANT--lst-n. unit, 3 ige.
rms, pvt bath, pvt. entr., yard, gas
heat $65, plus utils. 10. e-526s.
|rAKOMA PARK--Niceiy finished ly.
fm.. dinette. kit. bedrm. and bath;
All utils.: adults only: SIS. WA. 2
0O30; ewes, ~. 9-4765, 80
|TAKOMA PARK, MD.--Terrace apt. ;
kit. liv. rm... din. Trn.. bedrm.; pvt.
entr. and bath; porch: outside
rooms; 1 blk. transp. and stores;
working couple or couple with !
child s55. ~. o-5sB3.
ROCKVILLE and bedrooms, Nv
ing room. dinette, kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch; near schools
and SHOPPING center s6S 70 $50 per
month. PO. 2-3OOJ. I'LL
IBETHEsDA---Liv. rIn.s dinette. kit... 2
bedruas., bath. cnnv. to schools,
transp.. shoppine. OIL. 4.2b4b. ~ i
SILVER SPRING AREA bedroom
de luxe units only S5D.60.SS4s5 80
plus utilities. featuring rear Kitchen
entrance. garbaee disposal e.2-eu.-
WASH iN YOUR OWN KITCHEN
Dir Out New Hampshire ave q
blocks past University Lane 70 rental
once corner Of New Hampshire ave.
and Ruatan St. He. 4-SsOs. HB.
a.c~ll ts saa h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

TAKONA PARK, ND.
tiEgB RED TOP ROAD
Pleasant new I-bedrm. apt. Access
sIble Utilities furnished. ~. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV.
Elevator bldg; bedroom. liv,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

NV newly dec. apis: or 2
Leat and hot water. ia. 9-40l3.
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APIS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ARL.---Air-cond,. bedrfn. mod. best
Sec, quiet neighhorhood. no children.
S92 so. $40 Columbia pike. -r-I7
s1tl.- one -pedrni. apt. Iaf. wash, and
AArrr, si nss... h psFFts ,ss ~ aNsSssi
S Ssyy 1 Em s Rsos i sssnin a. s-eSss
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike 81 FRED
erick st.. Magnolia 0ardenB--Ayaii.
dining room combination. 2 lafee
Ssd5oo S,rs ss.s u soa asehep1 sess,
! mo-: sssrsSm. sssSo. For INTO.
no W 'itM s-'I aaisMoRIAL AREA -
Charming 2-bedSm. apt. nQfnes. with
sarbaee disposal and twin-sised BED.
rms. in an attrnc. new bldg. at
400 n i2tll st., Arlington Iftadnof
Ap.s.l. Complete laundry faeils. and
storaze lockers, master ~ antenna.
only p minutes 1.,,... e dSwntown Wash.
sa.s hssIls t ss -. 81 I'D, 6
ARiiSGfoS-S mins. Pentsson,
walk r. Myer. Lee. l-hedrm. apt. In
desirable project, l biz, bus. shop.
AMI. CLOSE I'M and = bedrms.,
modern. beautiful View. Quiet
wo S ss area zee, ~ shi sua IN %
1 oss,n s. sa sis5 Sar & hsst 10th rd.
Arr. close-in. new cfieiepeies: !
and 2 bedrps.; best teiEiiboThoodi
$3.50. 1880 and sos: near Olebs
3. "a 55I III, c son. 9 PIKE; Il!
proved tenant; nsEiy dec. Cheerful
storage facilities. ofi-street payklns.
sony. To rsntsson and p. c. "a; a
n; ARLINGTON. j block from bus
r. n:S bs snrslns'0S 9. 's ss. s,es Gen.
nll rooms are ierge and in excel.
lent condition; 1880 includes al
ylllittss Cal nev.. vii 90 fast.
I MR; PEA sEFcK "A sl iss2o9. s.5;r
ssd ' ssop psi sa' avail SsIP , ~ aaaS
kEALTY CD. IA. s-6o7i -
. BEDRMss ~; I'm. with nsspl,.
entrances. scfeened front porch.
siSs ai sseai b6SkESaEhss RE2LEfsTT g. c.
1xREA--I-bedrm, rsdsee-
dcor .i9gedists occupancy. can
!; 7, aJiSsss a. III AnE- yaos. u;
sssS: " s,;s,EssI. d nos w hit e sndI
\ 'sf ioEzs ' Dr.. Az Az: yA.Tso-
1910 includes al utilities. Cal
n. MYEs AREA---i ana ! b.dsm.
apts.. S7S-%gU. met an utiia.; newly
dec, Res Mr. JAl 1850, -
geoS MOTH FAIRFAX DR,---NeW
modern bide.: btdrm.; 500. Con-
Tentenf 70 Pentaeon, shopping and
tfapgp.s available Immediately, CAL
BETTZELls. Dl, l7-31OO, -se6
tRLIkGTON---Liying room. dinette,
Kitchen. bedroom. bath .sereened-iH
porch convenient location. couple
qf Rfris; 80 mo. Phone "a.
nj. RossIYy-a bedrns.. sss. .
cow. ioe. -. 5-7z70. $500 n osE
.RGrxarON NORTn-Tvc bsdtr,s..
AlIinston Hal. I block new Heehtss
store. foe4 tramp. le1tfdry taeiiss
on-st. peFklng: teg per NO ipfi
al ntiis. Sc MR. M. HAAfo. Ant.
No, ). H1A n, Th1HeE IT. "a, -
z1De o. call once. IA 8-13D6, 81.
tween 2 and B PIN. -.
Scsnsinnsd q nsEI pSSS5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

h " 6DnC0nAddE sxs,a APAnIMENIs
able Sc section, mr.. Nayior Gardens.
Eeeh unit consists Of ! bedroom,
living room, dinette, kitchen. bath
and large rear porch. $50. so and
$72.20. includes utilities. Call LII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

500. xENIA 81. s.E.-Large spacious
.2-bedrm. apt. with triple exposure,
n quiet locatfon;s 500 per mo-;
Eong: 70 schools and shopping. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

1913 18th ST. N.W.--Remodeled kit,
All new equipment: newly decorated;
bath. sss %o. bs aaa s ses r ena
dent manager on premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

coLoRED- LII BRYANT ST. NV -
2 rooms. Kitchen and bath. III. so.
rs l2ih 81 ies--2 rooms kitchen
$3.50 o a. s;s.--s room4 kitehsn,
UkcaidSEsos afsErY CO. Nh. s-4sslI
Evening star., 1955-09-12
A WORD TO THE WISE

come AK-N-mayted" has no sug-
Igestion OF the word climate.
My recommendation is to ac-
.ent the second, or "cli" syllable
lin acclimate, acclimated. accli-
matization, and acclimatize,
thus:
uh-KLY-mit
uh-KLY-mi-ted
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uh-KLY-muh-tize
Exception. The word acclima-
ton follows the pattern of all
such four-syllable -ation words
as acclamation, decoration, fas-
cination, hesitation. vegetation,
ETC., by accenting the first and
third syllables thus: AK-i-
MAY-shun.
Mrs. H. r. p. OF Seattle. Wash,
asks. "Will you please discuss
the word geoduck? Everyone
here says 'gooey duck
The geoduck Is q large clam
found along the Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
JULIET. yONEs
oAKY DoAKs
THE TooDlEs
By MRS. FRANK COLBY

Denver: Which is the better
pronunciation Of the verb AC.
CLIMATE--AK- -h-mayt or uh.
KLY-mit? Up here they all say
"AK-h-mayt," but I've always
said uh- h-KLY-mit. Who is right?
j. g. L.
Here are the listings Of eight
accepted American dictionaries
Only choice Of three and first
choice Of five: uh-KLY-mit.
Second choice Of 1ive: AK-li-
mayt.
Thus. uh-KLY-mit, at least
from the standpoint Of the die
tionaries, is the preferred Amer
ican pronunciation. It also has
logic on its side for this reason:
Acclimate. Of course, derives from
the word climate (KLY-mit)
When one says. II have become
uh-KLY- -mited" the word cli-
mate is Immediately suggested.
On the other hand, I have be-
Evening star., 1955-09-12

lat low tide the creature burrows
deep in the sand. Despite the
hard digging necessary to un-
cover 1t, the geoduck is a highly
|prized sea food.
The correct pronunciation of
|geoduck Is: JEE-uh-duck.
However. 1t should be noted
that "geoduck" is a corrupted
spelling of the correct name gwe-
due, a Nisqualli Indian word
meaning. appropriately. ito dig
deep" The correct pronuncia-
ton Of gweduc is: GWEE-duck,
which Is similar to the "gooey
duck" heard on the Pacific
Coast.
distributed By McNauRht Syndicate, Inc J
Evening star., 1955-09-12

ToMoRRow-The First American schoolbook.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Answers to Our Presidents

Answers to Our Presidents
John Adams and Benjamin
Franklin met with Lord Howe,
British commander, on Staten
Island, September II, 1776, in
a fruitless peace conference.
president John Tyler's en-
tire cabinet, except Secretary Of
State Webster. resigned Septem-
ber II, 184l. because the Presi-
dent had vetoed a bill to revive
the Bank of the United States.
3-Woodrow Wilson, 1918.
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star., 1955-09-12

READIN N WRITIN N RITHAfETIC-
Trip to Robinson Crus0es Island
The old rhyme said: "Readin writin n rithmetic
Taught to the tune OF q hickory stick"
Things different We have books learn
Once there printed books Stories by
with good memories The children who told
them, In when they up became what
we call legends
In the books have today you all over the
world climb Mount Everest take part in history
voyages with figures fiction like Robinson Crusoe.
The printed wordin books magazines
teach how TO make things upon
and keep you in touch with the Of the world.
sghless people read Bae feeling nngertips
raised dots pressed into paper
Here's picture of Junior Editor who Is reading about
Robinson Crsoe his lonely island himself right
there with him. Paste the picture cardboard
half rim with crayon makingI
the behind the reading dun color Use
coors for the rest.
Vioes Newfeatures
TOAd0RRnN-The American Schanhook
The echo., 1955-01-15

of TYLER, Texas, was stricken witt
polio in his second year He has
been officially DESIGNATED 1855
March of Dimes Poster Boy
His picture will appear in thous-
ands of windows all over the uation
during the drive for polio-fieh'i"o
funds next January News e'0~ as
and campaign publications WI tes-
ture the story of his winning fight
against polio,
nuuS an 1851 I '1daS o1 7cGI '9T
surr tuoI4 'HdpIou1 Ipo,shpd lu9red
mo 'HTT9oM-o9IA: pie eIRo auoU Io1
po5JrVos!p sem OF 'uorezVe]rdSou %
sHrp Att Ia21V 'soUolnIo uTIpcrF0
onl pYe aal 1921 STU loJ 5opJq d!u p
u pie 5Jl r1lM sNlGm mou G0uar 2
County Chapter Of the Natioaal
Foundation for Iniantile PARALYSIS;
has expe1d $2,57080 in March If
Dimes funds 10 enable James to walk
The echo., 1955-01-15
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Chappell, Rt.
6. Meridian, were in the office few
days ago Mr. Chappell is president
of H. B. A. Lodge No. 2.
Miss Mamie Riley, Jackson, was
in the office a few days ago to chat
with the Secretary
Mrs. Maggie Cotton, West Enter
prise, has returned home after visit
ing in St. Louis, Missouri with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Bernice H a IL spent several
weeks in Detroit with her mother.
She reports lovely trip.
Miss Lillian E. Price, Detroit, Mich.
vas a pleasant visitor in tee office a
few days ago.
Mrs. Earlean Echols Of Detroit
Michigan called by the office while
she was in the city for a few days.
The echo., 1955-01-15


Board whom we have written an
number of times with reference to
their reports, but to no avail Any
president Who was short in the Sep
tcmber Board and has not as yet
made the adjustment, the name, LODI
e~number and amount will be pub
lished in the Echo SO if something
happens in the lodge the Association
viii nofbe responsible
The echo., 1955-01-15
Wool Caps In Office

Dear Presidents: The wool caps
hat we notified you about through
ne Echo sometime ago have been
delivered. A limited number of
caps was orde~0d You may con-
act the office If interested.
The echo., 1955-01-15
ELLISVTLLE NEWS

Dear Miss Larkin: I am going to
try and send in some more new mem
bers soon. You will be hearing from
me regularly. I want nv life to be
better in 1855 than in 954 and want
good marks during this year.
Your friend,
M BETTE Faulkner,
No. n.
The echo., 1955-01-15
IMPORTANT NOTICE
WN EaWe ~ = Te Fz-rHH~z
40 / AE249Ess -

De-. Presidents. ~ae um-- we
-5Te a#5 quit. . few presidents to
send in their report with a deficit
however, we would keep the report
~-lfv the president with refer
ence to the shortage, but we have
found that those presidents give III
The echo., 1955-01-15

irr. Levi W1Cartv, president of II.
p 4 Lo1oe no 1'7 m de a p ed {
Of 10 members in the Pledge Cam
paipr and has added 5 We feel that
lie viii be successful ~ cc'up' 'n'
his pledge IN the near future. He Is
one Of tee Assoc lat.on's most depend
aDle presidents.
The National Foundation
far Tntaniila Paralysis
News
.rarnes (''o-S Allow r., fiv.n-''e'-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c Aliei
The echo., 1955-01-15

old son Of MIR. and Mrs. J. C Allen gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Second Newspaper
In Florida Closes

LAKE WORTH. Fla. May 81
(R.-The Lake Worth Leader
yesterday suspended publication
until further notice.
Silliman Evans. publisher.
made the announcement to the
staff. The newspaper was pub
lished five days a week except
ing Monday and Saturday. Its
final edition yesterday carried a
two-column notice reading:
Effective Immediately, the
Lake Worth Leader suspends
publication until further notice"
Mr.. Evans has published the
30-year-old newspaper for two
years. 1t was the second Florida
newspaper to suspend publica-
ton in as many days. Yester-
day the Capital Post, Florida's
newest daily. published at ITALIA
hassee, announced suspension.
It had been published since
March 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Harvard Group
Elects Ferris

The Harvard Business College
Club Of Washington last night
elected George M. Ferris. jr..
president.
He succeeds Air Force 1t. Gen.
Charles B. Stone III.
At the clubs meeting in the
Army-Nayy Club, it also was
announced that the Committee
for Economic Development has
given the club a SIS 900 research
grant. The money will be used
for a study Of what factors will
bring and keep business leaders
in Washington for top Govern
ment jobs.
Other officers elected were
William Dulin and Hathaway
Watson, vice presidents; Air
Force Brig. Gen. Walter I. Miller.
Army Brig. Gen. Henry r. Mac
Kenzie and Navy Capt. Charles
E. Bergin, service vice presidents:
Thomas H. Burrowes. secretary.
and James A. Barker, treasurer.
The club is made up Of more
than 900 Washington graduates
of the Harvard Business School.
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FUNDS TO HONOR
FRANKLIN VOTED;
PROTEST IGNORED

PHILADELPHIA up. -
City Councilman Michael j.
Towey has nothing personal
against Benjamin Franklin.
He assured fellow mem
bers in council yesterday he
has a great deal Of admira-
ton for the famous Colo
NAL patriot, statesman and
inventor who spent much of
his adult life making history
in Philadelphia. After all.
wasn't it Franklin with his
kite and key who first dis
covered electricity?
There was the rub. Here
was council considering a
$4,000 appropriation to help
pay for the observance of
Franklin's 250th birthday
anniversary. Yet there are
sections of the district which
Mr.. Towey represents that
still are not wired to enjoy
the benefits of Franklin'S
great discovery!
Irony or no, the council
voted the appropriation.
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Pvt. Wade G. Baucom of No.
5 precinct, celebrated his 43d
birthday today-the personal
hero Of the Southeast area.
Last night. in the way OF a
surprise, he received an honorary
life membership in the District
Congress Of Parents and Teach-
ers during a big party in the
Brent School. Third and D
streets Sc. for the longtime
work he has been doing in CO.
ordinating crossing patrol work
for II public and parochial
schools and Hine Junior High
School. Pvt. Baucom's work has
indoctrinated thousands of young
school children in the basic
principles of traffic safety.
He's been at it for several
years now, and it's paid off.
ee-aniailr in his own enthusiasm
for the job and the many young
t..~.lSlliss ne maze. Pvt. Bau-
com is the epitome of a police
man to all children.
Figuring on Cakes
This was emphasized particu-
larly last night during the party,
when the ladies tand mem of
the Brent PTA brought out a
6-pound birthday cake for him.
On the cake were little flgurines
of a schoolboy and a girl. They
held the hand of policeman in
symbolism. The cake was
created by Mrs. George Brazier
Pvt. Baucom was paid many
tributes. They came from As
ISOLATION Supt. of Schools DR..
Carl Hanson: from his lieutenant
at No. 5, Joseph johnson, who
appointed Pvt. Baucom to the
job of taking care OF the
youngest fry in the precinct
when it came to avoiding traffic
hazards with his school patrols.
The plaudits came also, and
in considerable numbers. from
many ladies of the PTA. Mr..
Hansen gave him a framed
certificate of tribute in behalf
of the District PTA group.
Pvt. Baucom, who lives at
4002 GaIlatin street, Hyattsville.
Md, was pleasantly surprised,
There was a pageant created
around him by Mrs. Harry
Gresham, president of Brent
PTA, and Mrs. Carl Ridenour.
it's treasurer.
Work Recognized
Mrs. Lorraine G. knapp,
principal of Brent, which has
300 pupils, brought up letters
commencing Pvt. Boucom. They
came from the Commissioners
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Birthday Tributes Shower
On Police Hero of Sc.

and Chief of Police Robert v.
Murray. They recognized that
the job he was doing was an
important one. Pvt. Baucom
has % Junior traffic patrol boys
and girls in Brent alone.
He was asked to appear at the
affair on the pretension that he
was to hand out certificates to
his young charges.
He also received praise from
the Rev. Duane Ramsey, pastor
of the Washington City Church
of the Brethren. Fourth street
and North Carolina avenue Sc
With Pvt. Baucom was his
wife, Blanche, who also was
surprised.
He has been active in fostering
youth ideals in Area N, of the
Commissioners Youth Council
He has organized teen-age youth
programs in his area, even to the