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Evening star., 1955-06-15
THOS. J. OWkN q SON, Auctioneer1
1111 4 st. NV.

Trustees Sale of Valuable UNDI.
VlDED ON-THIRD INTEREST IN
AND TO A THREE-STORY SEMI.
DETACHED BRICK BUILDING BE.
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES NUM-
BER 80 @. STREET, NORTHWEST
By virtue Of 2 certain deed Of trust
duly reeorded. in Ltbsr No. 9544
ords Of the District Of Columbia @
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auc.
ton within the once Of Thos. J.
Owen 4. Son. Suite 601, Perpet.
usl Building, I'LL z Street, NV,
11ps On TUESDAY TIE THE TWENTY
AT TWELvE-TH1RTY o'cLocK
PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in the Dis
triet Of Columbia, and designated
as and being an undivided one.
third interest In and to Lot SO
IN Saunders ct q subdivision o.
recorded In the once Of the Sur.
veyor. for the District Of Columbis
'I.s,I sI.s FiFhs to the t'r't-tioof' apart
Terms: % Sold subject TO a prior deed
620.12 and 0 prior second deed
of trust for approximately
S3.129.60 further particulars oi
wich viii be announced at time
of sale; the purchase price above
deposit OF $4,000 required. Con-
veyancing. recording. etc, ct pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
Is Of date Of sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and resold ct the discretion Of
'hs "uSiREssiJ1EN REssiJ1EN soIER,
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BOOKKEEPER

Head bookkeeper for Ford car dealer-
ship. suburban location, good pay,
benefits, permanent. Mr. Monroe
1887 East West hwy, Silver Spring
Md III 6-7Rnn If
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HTHE ABOVE SALE has been post
poned until MONDAY, THE TWEEN
TY-SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. AID
1885, AT THREE O'CLOCK Pm, q
the same place. BY ORDER Ol
THE TRUSTEES. je15,2b
THOs. ]. OWEN 3 son, Auctioneers
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PAINTERS
Experienced Only
JAFFE
ell 18th st. N. W.
PAINTER

Experienced only. IA. s-232T.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT, fun
and part time. l041 31st st. NV,
By interview only, 2 TO 4 pm. -l7
PATENT ATTORNEY
FOR ELECTRONICS WORK
Desired by old established Washing-
ton, D. c.. firm. Salary open.
State qualifications and expert-
ence. Box 342-E. Star. --l6 =
PAVING ESTIMATOR AND SUPERs
INTENDENT, experienced in eon-
crete and asphalt, with old line
company; drawing account with
commission. State Qualiflc cations.
Must have car. BOX 102-E. star.
PHARMACIST, registered p. e.
DRUG PLAZA. Cali RE. T-4424
PLAsTERERs, WHTTE-AI mechan.
les. None others need apply. Can
after pm. ia. 2-613g. --16k
PORTER, young boy, for delicatessen
and grocery. Part time, 10 AM.
/ pm. Refs: 6ll7 Ga. ave. LII
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BAKERS HELLER, part time Fri.
Sat. nights. Exper. References
1921 Mt. Pleasant st, NV. -16
BAKERS HELPER wanted: experf-
ence not necessary. Call JU. g.
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AUTO statesmen
We have vacancies for Q experienced
men, one for our new-car dept
and one for our used-car DEBT
Apply Mr.. Carnie. STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET INC. 33rd and M sts
NV. Ap. 2-164R al
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ACCTS.-BKKPRS

Acct, constr. (85 to 4O)--, to SIS, ,o0O
Act, public tpos. in N. CO., no fee
to $6,50C
Seniors (2) for C.P.A. 500
Semiseniors (2) for C.P.A., 5000 ur
Jr., exper. $3.50
Jr., no exper, to S22E
Acctg. clerk, adver. -------to $3.50
Acctg. clerk, NV, - to $50
Bkkpr. auto, exper. ------S370 ur
Bkkpr -office mgr. --------to $3.50
Bkkprs.. downtown --------S S7b
Bkkp.. constr. exper. -----S76 UT
Asst, bkkpr., exper. ---=---S55
OTHER POSITIONS
Construction superintendent (eXper.
small homeS) High salary
Credit collection dnside) S275
Finance trainee with. auto 1928 ur
Phone solicitor tp. t.) S1.25 per hr,
Typists (2l. young, exper: $3.50
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767,
1920 New York Ave. NV. Room 500
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REFRIGERATION MAN wanted,
ACME REFRIGERATION co. Can
CO. 5-S424. --16
siding good pay: good WORKING
conds. LA. 6-1220 after $50 pm.
--17
ROUTE MAN. for established laun-
dry and dry-cleaning route. Apply
go pm. GAlLAGHER'S LAUN-
DRY; l49l L St; sc: -15
to establish own route; must be
able to furnish surety bond and
have good record as route build
er. Apply Mr.. YOUNG. 1909 First
cf "A M LIZ
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Property MANAGEMENT

Property Management
Prominent real estate f,rm has OPEN
ing for exper., intelligent young
man to assist in our property man.
agement dept. Car essential. Good
opportunity with excel. future for
qualified applicant. Write giving
details and salary expected to
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K ST. NV. ~
PUBLICITY MAN, % to 40. Assist
ant to public relations director Of
photographic experience, ability TO
write news releases and feature ar:
ticles for trade. publications and
nfGspspers TfGNsY iNsRPr APPlg n pe6Son rs pRS nv
CLEANING, 909 Burlington ave.
Silver Spring, Md. lis
PUBLIC REL, publicity scpryr., a..
soc. to .35 yrs, exper.. S5.I50.
i4o4 ANN n. = Z. pave ave-. ref'0nHRE re-. sa7sso
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted
sss5S7; PIHNsTAT1oN REAL Ss-
REAE EATE Es2ArE 81; sALEsMAN-E1eel. as
sa1 man cor q sas
if quaiified. C. p. FLETCHER.
Reaitor. JU. $1,000; ewes, JU.
REAL ilsLfss estate SALESMAN or broker, 70
Va. license, who knows Arl. and
Eairfax Co. Call after 8 pm.
CHESTER CoGsWELL, IA. 7-163s.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, ons
opening avaiiablei Progressive
Mont. Co. Broker, tmember Multi
confidential. BEERS BROS. REAL
TORS, JU. 9-0610. lis p
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COOK

COUNTERMAN, white; good lob for
6ssr Gsla65s man nnn,v oE EsSMGsr sSlMlsGs st5efIt ps
CATESSEN, 54Q6 Queens Chapel
COUNSELOR, day camp: teacher
with camp exper.: must swim: $475
up. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl..
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ASST. PURCHASING
AGENT

Young man to assist pur-
chasing agent in maintenance
department Of large real es-
tate ONCE. Duties consist Of
handling tenant complaints.
maintaining records, order
ing supplies and repairs, must
have high school education,
(some college preferred. &C
curate with records and be
system-minded. alert, able to
deal with public and irter-
ested in q permanent position
with one Of Washington's out
standing real estate firms.
Mail resume of BACKGROUND
and salary expected to Mr..
Murray, SHANNON & LUCHS
CO., 724 14th st. NV. --19
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REAL ESTATE
SHAPIRO
REALTORS
1418 K OF NV. ME. e-171v

Real Estate Statesmen
Full time only. Men OF. women.
established broker In virginia.
Must have Virginia salesman's Hs
cense Call for interview.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Mory Morgoret Mcbride Says
She'll Never, Never
Play Truth Again

and the Mays Of this world
plead for counsel and q frank
reading. they really don't want
it-and II you give it to them.
the result Is inevitably disbe-
lief and dislike II not hatred.
I must say ! felt I had been
rather fiattering to Anne.
though. I said that / thought
the reason behind her appar-
ent failures in career and love
was that she doesn't want
either enough to concentrate
on getting 1t. ! said / consid.
cred her well-dressed. intelli-
gent, the possessor of a good
sense Of humor and fine con-
versational ability even though
she seemed to me flighty, flckle
and often foolish. ! reinforced
this by pointing out examples
Of her lack of sustained inter-
est In any one job or any one
man.
"Just when it come time for
q job to be permanent or q
gentleman to produce a ring,
you start looking beyond" !
pronounced oracularly. 1t was
then that she turned cold and
we terminated the session.
As / look back on the con-
versation, / believe I was not
as reluctant as / thought
about accepting her invitation
to tell her what was wrong.
Apparently / never learn.
tFrom AP NewsfeaturesJ s.
Evening star., 1955-01-20

gundy wine. juice Of hall. q
lemon, 16 large prunes and a
few whole cloves. Cover
tightly and cook slowly for /
hour. Thicken drippings and
serve with the chops. The
combination Of carrots and
raisins in a salad is an old
time favorite. "A new way Of
fixing them is to CRATE the
carrots very finely and chop
the raisins, then mold them
In lemon-fiavored gelatin.
You'll be surprised and de-
lighted with the very full rich
flavor the salad has. ;.
Next time you serve your pet
croquettes. coat them with
sliced roasted unblauched. al
monds instead Of the usual
bread or cereal coating. They
are something special. Dip
the shaped croquette in egg
first and then In the almonds.
Deep fat fry as usual. :.
Squares of leftover cake are
a natural for cottage pudding.
Heat the cake In a moderate
oven and serve with a warm
canned fruit cocktail sauce.
Thicken the fruit cocktail
sirup with cornstarch, sweeten
as desired and add a little
powdered ginger for flavor.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Society to Play
Bobysitter

A Concert Time party will
be given by the Washington
Ethical Society, 1922 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. on
Sunday.
Parents going to the Cassad-
esus Concert at Constitution
Hall may leave their children
at 2 o'clock or later on Sum
day and then pick the childen
up at $3.50 or 8 o'clock.
Children aged 2-l1 are In
vited at q charge OF $1.25 for
the first child in q family and
81 for each brother or sister.
Entertainment will be pro-
vided and refreshments served.
Make reservations for the
children's party at the Hayes
Concert Bureau, National, g.
7151. Parents who wish to at
tend the Museums and Art
Galleries are also invited TO
leave their children with the
society at this same time. This
service is offered by the WASH
ington Ethical Society as an
expression of It's purpose to
serve the community construc-
lively.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Mrs. Houehton
In New York

Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton.
assistant director of the For
eign Operations Administra-
ton. was In New York today
to participate in the annual
luncheon meeting Of the Ma
tional Women's Planning Com
mittee of the Japan Inter-
national Christian University
Foundation.
Mrs. Houghton spoke at the
annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Council Of Voluntary
Agencies held In New York
yesterday afternoon and viii
address the New Hampshire
Federation of Women's Clubs
in Concord, N. H., tomorrow
before returning to Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
she pleaded.

explained painstakingly my
ideas about why her life is
in constant turmoil, why her
jobs never seem to last. why
her love affairs blow up before
they really get started. / must
have done a good, thorough
job, too, for she no longer
is a friend.
Now / am simply aghast at
myself. Long ago. when I was
a young boarding school girl.
l Ivowed that never, never would
I play truth again. Telling one
another our faults. we called
1t, and we sat around in q
circle taking turns at being
victim and victimized. Usually.
we ended In, tears and some-
times mysteries. More than
once ran sobbing of to my
room, hating everybody, and
myself most Of all because
they'd told me I was selfish
and stubborn and had q bad
temper. all Of which ] knew
to be true.
/ was just as enthusiastic as
anybody. though. about telling
other people what was wrong
with them. I never made o
friend that way and lost sew
eral. So / know that the truth
game is one that ought not to
be played, even on invitation.
No matter how hard the Daisys
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Local Y Plans
Century Salute

As a salute to the YWCA's
Tooth anniversary year. the
Alexandria YWCA will hold a
centennial rededication obser-
vance at 4 o'clock Sunday at
its headquarters. 50 Cameron
street, Alexandra.
The event win formally mark
the participation Of the Alex
andria association in the
launching of the Y's centen-
nial year, now being celebrated
around the world.
Miss Elizabeth Lam, chair
man of religious resources, has
arranged the ceremony. Mr..
Ernest Suit will be soloist, ac-
companied by Mrs. A. A. Cart
hof, the associations former
music chairman.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Report to the Homemoker
Cirrus Crystals
Boon to Growers
BY Violet FouIkner

Ten years ago the American
homemaker raised her eye
brows when a product called
frozen orange concentrate first
appeared on the market. Could
this be as good as advertised,
they wondered. The answer
now Is obvious.
This week the press had a
preview of another modern
food miracle orange and
grapefruit crystals. CONNER
cial production began less than
q month ago and Is viewed as
q boon to Florida citrus grow
ers who have faced surplus
problems In the past.
According to w. E. q. Gall
wey, company president, most
Of the citrus crystals produced
for the next few months will
go to Government and insti-
tutions. 1t may be midsummer
or fall before they are avail
able for retail.
The new citrus crystals need
no refrigeration and weigh
considerably less In shipping
than other citrus concentrates.
They're easily reconstructed
by adding water. The dry
crystals keep on the pantry
shelf in ordinary temperatures,
retaining the fresh flavor and
90 per cent Of the vitamin C
content OF the fresh fruit.
Price-wise, company officials
say they win be competitive
with the frozen concentrate.
Week End Food voIues
Coffee prices took a cut
again this week. Many name
brands dropped as much as
6 cents a pound.
With the biggest crop of
midwinter eggs in history.
prices are the lowest they've
been In years. Take advan-
tage Of this excellent food, buy
and plan to serve eggs more
often than usual this month.
A savory entree for Fridays
dinner combines deviled eggs
with seafood and goes like
this: For 6 servings, but IL
deyiled egg halves stuffed side
up, in a CREASED shallow bak-
ing dish. Scatter two cups Of
cooked or canned seafood
tshrimp, crab meat. tuna or
salmon) around the eggs.
Make a white sauoey using
3 tablespoons each of butter
and -four. and IA cups milk:
add "a cup mayonnaise, 8
tablespoons sherry, and 2
tablespoons each Of chopped
capers and pirniento- stuffed
olives; season with salt, pep
per and accent. Pour over
eggs and seafood; dust with
paprika and bake In a moder-
ate oven until bubbly.
Good Meot Buys
Good buys at the meat
counters win include smoked
and fresh hams. all cuts Of
Evening star., 1955-01-20

beef, plump stewing chickens
and turkeys.
Ham in almost any form
Just naturally calls for sweet
potatoes. They're as chummy
q twosome as steak and French
fries. You won't have to 60
out Of your way to look for
the sweet potatoes. Mary
land "goids" are on the List
Of good buys for the week.
Look, too, for green cab
bage from Texas. l1ew-crop
potatoes from Florida. Pascal
celery. caulifiower, kale and
collards. One local food chain
viii feature q special on pack
aged salad mix q con-
venient item when time is q
factor in meal preparation.
Temple oranges (the variety
that peels like q tangerine),
grapefruit and tangerines are
headliners In the fruit depart
ment. Fresh Strawberries are
arriving from the West but
prices are high. Virginia ap-
Piles and Anjou pears are plen-
tiful and prices are fairly rea-
sonable.
lcebox Pie
There seems to be a never
ending list of prepared foods
hitting the market. The
newest one to Join the dessert
clan is an ice box pie.
The package contains the
necessary ingredients for a
graham cracker crust In adj
dition to the filing mix which
Is available in three fiavors
W.. butterscotch, lemon and
chocolate. There's no cooking
with this new dessert. You
simply add milk to the mix
stir. pour into the shell and
chill. You don't even have to
fret about having the right
size dish, the Introductory
offer includes a pie pan for
your convenience.
Here and There
Looking for new ways of
serving ground beef? Then
try these hamburgers with q
wonderful tasting sauce. Mix
/ pound ground beef, cup
(firmly packed soft bread
cubes. V cup milk, l teaspoon
salt and "a teaspoon accent.
Shape in 4 thick patties.
Brown on both sides in Q
tablespoons fat; pour off al
most all drippings. Add mix
ture Of cup thick dairy sour
cream, u cup catsup, table,
spoon worcestershire sauce and
salt to taste: cover and sim
mer 20 minutes, turning and
basting patties often. Serve
on toast. Makes enough for
four. =. Pork chops become
real company fare when
they're fixed this way. First
season and brown 4 chops In
a heavy skillet. Add a chopped
onion and cook a few minutes.
Then add q half cup of Bur-
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Ham and Cheese Rurebit

brown in frying pan. Remove
ham and set aside. Cook green
pepper and onion in butter un-
til tender. about 5 minutes.
Add flour and blend. Stir in
milk gradually, and cook over
low heat until thickened. STIR
ring constantly. Add salt, pep
per. cayenne pepper. mustard
and grated cheese; stir until
cheese is melted. Add ham
cubes and heat. Serve on baked
potatoes, toasted English muf-
fms or toast points. Serves 8.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
DR.. Johnstone
To Be Speaker

DR.. william c. Johnstone.
professor Of Asian Studies at
Johns Hopkins Universitys
School Of Advanced Interna-
tional Studies. will address
the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club on Monday at
1880 o'clock. His topic will
be "The Pattern of Commu-
mist Expansion In Asia" DR..
Johnstone was formerly with
the State Department as Di-
rector of the once Of Edu-
cational Exchange.
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Va pound ham.
4 tablespoons chopped green
pepper.
2 tablespoons chopped onion.
8 tablespoons butter.
4 tablespoons flour.
]. cup milk.
" teaspoon salt.
Dash pepper.
Dash cayenne pepper.
/ teaspoon prepared mustard.
2 cups grated American cheese.
Cut ham into cubes and
Evening star., 1955-01-20

"Ten me
what is the
matter with
me? Tell me
what I do
that makes
everyth in g
work out so
badly"
So I told
her--all the
things / had
been think
In G and
wanting. j
guess, to tell
her for a
long time, I
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Q COATS and SUITS

4-$llo fur-iined toppers- $79
5-Sll5 to SIPS luxuriously furred
COQJS ----------------- W.
3-l2o5o to 1925 winter coats with
lavish fur collars or cuffs ------$1oS
3E$ll5 Forstmonn wool tweed coots. j..
Sire
2-$ll0 Anglo strow textured wool eoots,
Sss
2-6o. IS reversible wool tweed coats, $4S
3-6o.75 LIomo-ond-wool eoots s----$4S
34S85 to $es Forstmonn. Anglo or IL
JuilIiord wool coots s------4--- $59
e-6o.75 Notwithstanding wool
5-4o o5 wool shorkskin suits------$33
3-8o. IS wool, lubbock toppers-----$6S
Evening star., 1955-01-20

I certainly knew better. but
she was so yistful. so eager.
so sincere.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
fashion clearance
. sPORTSWEAR

lo-$25 wool jersey sports dresses So
lo-22.e5 wool jersey sports dresses---$7
80 o5 wool tweed dressesA------$15
75-l7.o5 and 22o5 wool skirts----S.88
lo-2o.o5 wool wrop-oround skirts, 1888
1855 to $35 roineoots-------I5.SS
l2-$45 knit dresses
45-7.o5 to 1888 wool jersey, cotton and
nylon blouses to 6.S6
77-l7.o5 to 1895 cashmere sweoters,
1888 to 70.s8,
1895 to ss.s5
3o-l6.e5 to 22 IS imported wool sweoters.
$lz to SIS
Evening star., 1955-01-20
, DRESSES

3O-l6o5 to 1926 misses and il. sizes,
wool jerseys, wools and some royon
crepes $40 and $l2
23-22o5 TO SIS novelty woods, royon
crepes, some with royon toffeto,
some brief sizes $i6
2o-29.o5 to $35 wooI-or-royon crepe
dresses --------.- Sl9
loA$3oo5 wool, also royon crepe
afternoon dresses s------------ $Zz
21-3oo5 to $45 misses wool or royotn
crepe dresses --------------- $z8
1855 wools, royon crepes and
few silks ---------------- $34
1885 to 1925 designer originals, in
cIudine Mountoin Home, $44 and $AS
l4-S75 and $55 designer dresses.
some Eisenbero Originals
Evening star., 1955-01-20
,

l8-4.e5 to 1925 necklaces, brocelets and
earrings ------------------9
$50 designer brocelets 1889
2-l6.5o to 1895 coif plostic potent or
felt hondboos-
$50 to SIS Golf, Plastic or felt hond-
bogs ------4----------- o.SS@
6-5.o5 to 7.e5 felt, plastic patent, royon
foilIe, velvet and beoded handbags,
$780,
SIS Umbrellas, many colors-
$50 to 1925 unbreIos, some
imported ------------------3.99
4i--S35 imported umbrella o.o9
Plus red. tan
Evening star., 1955-01-20
> cORsETRY

1885 oirdIes and ponties $780, 4.99
lo-S4 and S. hotter bros, some
l2-S5 inflated bros. nyIon
s-5.e5 inflicted bros, cotton
Sis cinch-woisted stropIess bros,
elostic and nylon ----------- S.99
o-5.e5 Longtime bros 3.eo
$50 stropiess Longtime bros 4.o9
so high waist power net oirdles,
I5--S5 Sun bros. block with red----s.50
Evening star., 1955-01-20
. MILLINERY

23-l2.o5 to 1925 fldfterino foIl-winter
notS --------7----- --- = --- Too
3l--l6o5 to SIS hats IN the newest shapes
and colors - 9.08
AGRoUP OF DESIGNER HATs--h PRICE
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-29
Game Protectors
Not cIassed AS
Police Officers

With the death of Irwin Pat
rick, Fayette County Game Pro-
tector, the Ohio Division of Wild
life has, within the past three
years, lost two field man under
similar circumstances-being kill
ed while enforcing the game laws
of Ohio. Sportsmen and other in
terested citizens are watching with
interest the outcome of the second
degree murder charge filed by
Marie Patrick, wife of the slain Of
ficer.
In September, 1852, Peter Andre,
Game Protector of Scioto County,
was fatally wounded as the re-
suit of gunshot wounds inflicted by
a hunter.
Ohio Wildlife Management A
gents Game Protectors) are not
presently listed as police officers
and therefore do not get the pro-
lection afforded other law enforce
ment officers as provided in sect
ion 2901.04 Revised General Code.
Attempts to have Game Protec-
tors classed as police officers have
been unsuccessful during recent
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-29
Two London Men
In La. Manouvers

FORT POLK, LA. - PFC Mar
lon Bussey and Pvt Robert Sulli-
van of London, Ohio, are assigned
to the Aggressor Force in Exercise
Sage Brush, the largest joint
Army-Air Force maneuver since
World War II, now being held in
Louisiana.
Some 10000 Army troops are
testing the latest concepts of bac-
THEOLOGICAL, atomic, chemical and
electronic warfare. The exercise
ends Dec. Is.
The Aggressor Force furnishes
opposition to the regular maneu-
yer troops in simulated battles.
Bussey and Sullivan are regul-
arly stationed with the 9TH Armor-
ed Division at Fort Hood, Texas.
Bussey is mechanic in Headquar-
ters and Service Company of the
508th Tank Battalion, and Sulli-
van is a machine gunner in COM
pany B of the 51st Ar1nored In
fantry Battalion.
Bussey, son of Grover Bussey,
Route /, has been in the Army
since February 1854. His wife,
Janet, is now living in Gatesville,
Tex.
Sullivan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Sullivan, Route 3, entered
the Army last January.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-29
Globetrotters At
Cincinnati Dec. 3

CINCINNATI, (SpeciaD - Gin
cinnati's first basketball presenta-
ton of the season comes to the
Cincinnati Garden Saturday, De-
cember 3, whe n the world-famous
Harlem Globetrotters headline a
big double-header attraction which
also includes several variety acts.
The Globetrotters, basketbalPs
biggest ''box-office", will oppose
the Philadelphia Sphas, while Be-
vo Francis and his Boston Whirl-
winds vie with the Washington
Generals in the opener at $50 pm.
Tickets are available at the Gar
den and Central Ticket Office, Gin
cinnati; Radcliffe's Drugs, Hamil-
ton. Ohio; Klamos, Middletown,
Ohio and at all other agencies in
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and West
Virginia which handle reservations
for the Garden.
The humility of hypocrites is, of
all pride, the greatest and most
naughty. Martin Luther
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-29

sessions of the General Assembly.
Here is what section 2901.04, Ohio
Revised Code says: Taking life of
police officer. No person shall pur-
posely and wilfully kill sheriff,
deputy sheriff, constable, police
man, or marshall while such Off
GERS are in the discharge of their
duties. Whoever violates this sec
ton is guilty of murder in the first
degree and shall be punished by
death unless the jury trying the
accused recommends mercy, in
which case the punishment shall
be Imprisonment for life.
During the hunting season, Ohio
Game Protectors, in their daily
work contact more people with a
deadly weapon in their possession
than all other law enforcement Of
ficerS combined.