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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. -AREA-Opportun of a life
time for a CT with little cash-Very
attrac., 2-bedrm semidet. home,
pine -paneled rec, rm.. fenced yard
200. Owner er will accept less. LIcARI.
ALEX, o $50 sSgi down for a Ga
LOVELY CONDITION, ia baths.
rec. rm. or den with firepl, rear
patio: DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER
AL SMITH REALTY, XII, s-6652,
ANN MA ii g-2 aREA-s-bedrm. brick
rambler: lot Just right to make
bsmt. All GE kit: Just $500.
.J-W REALTY CO, ia. s-lSTS.
ARLINGTON-Charming white cot
tage on beautiful lot 90x115. Lots
Of fruit trees lilacs, roses, etc;
e eaE IL e Or. 1882 1884 tod Gs1i
ARL. - We will help you select a
home OF your choice, by seeing
hundreds Of our picture listings.
ONCE. J. FRED GEORGE. Realtor,
ia. 7-Ol4l- Ewes, IA. 1880.
Mr.. WASH. G. Ann
c: CLUB-5-bedroom. 3-bath ram
bier ta1s IN N, neW-house condition; MIC
SSI,5 500. " FRANK s. PHILLIPS
IA. 3-6266; eyes, Ell. 6-322o. -
close in large bed
rms, separate din. rm., oil INV h..
iv, nm. with fireplace; many
extras. Dir: Out Lee hwy. 1IlO
mile. right on n. Court House I'd.
to 2l37. Price, Sl4 $50. ia. S-49S3.
NORTH. Country cmh
srea-3 bedrms.. bath, liv. rm.. with
Areplaca, din, rm., equip. Kitchen
finished recreation rm., "a bath in
basement, fully air conditioned,
newly decorated; screened porch.
gsrage, fenced yard, loads OF shrubs
IsEse s tTrs,i ewes" Sat and Syn
s14,a5O-A charming
home for a small family: 2-bedrm.
brick; daylight basement; fenced
rear yard. l27 Fairview drive.
LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-9400. IS
FALLS CHURCH AREA: $4,000 Gil
Adjoins elementary school grounds
FALLS CHURCH - 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod Sep. din. rm.. bsmt., rec rm
Scr; porch. CT approved; $14 800
Call after 3 pm, JE. 4-131S.
MCLEAN AREA-By owner
-4-bedroom rambler. . full baths
completely. Aforementioned with car.
port. on a4-acre lot. for S2T ! 80
Directions Cross Chain Bridge
right on Route 1873. continue fol-
miles. then straight ahead or
Route 1873 - mile. take right or
Mackall ave. left on Sorrell, right
on Whann to 18th house on left anc
sign. No aqentS. Ell. 1925.
McI.EAN-One landscaped acre witt
: bedrms.. l = baths, Colonial, full
bsnlt.. screened porch, 2-car garage
WANT AN EXCELLENT INVEST
MENT plus lovely home? Assume
CT mortgage from owner NJ
agents. Attractive .3-bedroom ram.
bier, fun bsmt with rec rm.. "a.
acre lot, ei2 yrs, old. Immac con.
ultton. go Cherry St. West Vienna
Woods; Vienna, Va. Open sat, snc
Sun 10 am. I'll dark. Call Dun.
kirk 5.5239 for weekday Inspection
this lovely -yr, young brick ram
bier. in the highly coveted Langley
Mclean area: 3 bedrms., living rm
with fireplace, dining nm, fully
equip. kit. with table space. fun
daylight bsmt,; lge lot, Priced at
S1S,g5O, with FLA and CT con-
tracts accepted Shown by appt,
THE DARBY co, ia. 5-a3o3
once open 9 I'll 9 -
$3.50 On; COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
s,bedrm. semidet. gar, and porch.
Oh approved. ia. s-6s71. %
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] block to st. Ber-
nard's-New 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
and masonry Cape Cod, with full
and all-eouipped kit. Only Sl4 e 80.
with $500 down. THE PERRY
BOSWELL CO., WA. 1880 till s
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN y

OPEN !!
OPEN DAILY NOON TIL DARK
HERE'S YOUR DREAM HOUSE
4 BEDRMS,,a tALL TWIN-SIZEl
~ BATHS
CENTER-HALL ENTRANCE
BSMT. WITH FIREPL.
SPACIOUS LIV RIM WITH BAY
SEPARATE FORMAL DIN. RIM
FINISHED RECREATION RM
SPARKLING EQUIP. KITCHEN
DASHBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT
FULL-SIZED CARPORT
Ls-ACRE HANDICAPPED LOTS
TOTAL PRICE S26.95u
EXCELLENT FINANCING
DIRECTIONS: Out Rte. Broad
ST. in Falls Church, or out Rte. oil
Lee hwy to Broad ST.. right on
Broad to lakewood I'd. left 1000
IT. to Open House arrows.
COMMONWEALTH
PROPERTIES, INC.
70 N. GLEBE RID. IA. 5-sa6s
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
AUTO REPAIR GARAGE
DESIRABLE COR. STORE

hIEZhHINDTtINe VIZ.
Suitable for most any type bust
ness. Apply NJ. L. FIREMAN, 1912
Garrison blvd. BALTIC. 10. Nd. Phone
after b pm, Liberty 2-3970.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

PIKE-A superb COOK
SCOTT. tract. ideal for major de-
partment store or other important
retail uses Streets on all sides
and in area OF immense growth.
Situated between p. j. Nee Com
psny's new furniture store and
Food Fair Super Market, and direct
ly across pike from big Congress
sional shopping center. This is
PROBABLY the finest single big-store
site around Washington Brokers,
cooperation invited DERMOT NEE
OT G-l10U
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Cape Cod: firepl.. den, lse. fenced
corner lot; excel. cond: close to
schools and transp.; excel. buy.
sIGtER a. CO., 10. 4S3S3. It'll Q
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Near Glebe I'd. and WASHINGTON blvd.
-35 by 90 IT. with . ants. on End
a., bsmt lge. parking area, ideal
for discount house, distributors, res
| taurant or any retail business. suit
able for insurance off1ceS. RE. a.
3H42 or EN-. 2-349f. -
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GRAHAM & co.
JU. 5000 Open Ewes.
KENWOOD AREA
ROCKVILLE

3 new listings These 3-bedrm
homes can be had Gil or non-GI,
under ST. 900.
SIGLER a. CO., 10. 4-s3s3, Til 9
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

ENTIRE 2ND FLOoR-925 So #. in
modern. aforementioned building.
Long-term lease; parking available.
So month. s1022 10th st. NV.
NV of FFRt BUILDING. 9Th and
Kennedy SITS. n.w.-Space, 800 to
10000 So, IT. on each floor air.
rooms; ideal tor drafting, large or
small organizations. Will partition
TO suit tenant Plenty of free park
ine bus service to all sections Of
city. Also stores for rent. owner.
B, B: ALLISON, RA. 3-05l3. -
9Th AND G NV lac. rms. lgx5o,
all clear space. plus 8 rms 14x25;
HUMP PiifE : q sc soN ssnS NH 5000.
cAFRrrz BLDG I'm. in pvt.
suite, Ideal for mangtacturer rep
st. nw,-Modern ONCE building.
Mr.. Holland, H G Swiftly CO.
COMPLETE FRNT. RIM, s35. Share
ONCE. furn.. or unfurn. SOUTHERN
BLDG Cali MA. s-l595' ~ to 3
ooi 18th ST. N.w.--Rooms, s25 up.
Also suites. Newly - decorated.
Fiuorescent lights. Me. $3.50.
ENTIRE ard FLOOR; 4oxl7 #.
suitable for ONCE or combination
living Good ventilation, plenty OF
light. 943l 18th ST NV. -
a"Ta NJ ST. N.W.-A total of 7
rooms in this ATTRACTIVE bldg.
owner has his own ONCE here so
yaQ, know 1t is OK Air conditioned
and now vacant. S242 mo includes
electricity Call WAGGAMAN-
BRAWNER, NE s-3s6n. -
IN FINANCIAL AREA OF Sill. SPG.
A 3-rm, suite on End a., reas.
rent Call JU $1,000.
LARGE ATTRACTIVE sroUnd-f floor
front ONCE. Air-cond bids 1927
o 8 St N n IN, N ~ S,552a rs
2-story house, suitable for ofices
or studios. VIII remodel for long
term lease. Call LA 6-lSs5. S
SUITE, LIST FL.-3 lse. rms, with
or without air cond newly dec,
other ofices for immed. occupancy;
excel parking area, l017 18th Nv.
ST, 3-5Sa0 -12
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

NEED BETTER TYPE OF investment
prop; have cash investors Please
call NJ. 7. FABRIZIO. GEORGETOWN
Real Estate. NO. 7-5913.
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SILVER SPRING

New listing; Sl3.500; an older
home, but in excel. cond.; , bed
rms. and den. expandable attic. full
bsmt.; lse. wooded lot; excel. loca-
ton.
sIGLER IL CO.. 10. 4-s3s3. It'll Q
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WHEATON

WHILE THEY LAST
No money down to GIs and non.
GlS, . and 3 bedrm. homes. Tt
10 4-S3S3 It'll 81. -
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SILVER SPRING

Beautiful 3-bedrm. rambler, fea-
turing liv din. rm. combination.
cleo kit. with table space. rec rm.
in bsmt. with lavatory facilities
Well Handicapped lot: walk to schools
and downtown express bus; CT ap-
proved, $40, 500.
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CT
3O-YEAR LOAN

Columbia Pines, 950I Fern pl
Brand-new brick home. 3 bedrms
with 2nd floor expandable to 2
additional bedrms. Large liv. rm,
with firepl. and picture window
area. full daylight bsmt. Sl9,75I.
LARCHMONT REALTY. INC. JE,
43QO0. JE. 3.lS3O. CT, 6-3163
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WOOD COMPANY

2-story home. liv. rm. separate
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms. and bath up.
Bsmt., fenced lot. Close to public and
parochial schools. CT appraised.
Priced Sl2,150.
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FAIRFAX

3-bedrm. rambler: liv. rm, with
fireplace. finished rec, rm.: s4-acre
lot with lots of trees: immediate
possession. Will try S1.700 down
payment.
Mannas Realty, JE. 2-3110
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$4,000

Country clue view (Arl-
ingtonl. Aforementioned lux
ury rambler. Center hall, 2S-
foot living room. huge dining
room, oversize super de luxe
kitchen, breakfast room, 4
master-size bedrooms, :. baths.
Wardrobe closets. plus 35-foot
masnificently finished club
room with bar. Finished maids
room and bath. Garage. Club
room adjoins open terrace
overlooking golf course.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Close in; lge. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
Cape Cod: living rm.. dining rm.,
kit. . bedrms and bath, LIST A.; 2
bedrms. and bath up, both fin. in
knotty pine: full bsmt., rec. rm.,
huge screened porch; CT. $40, 900, q
good buy. WOODSIDE REALTY CO.,
JU q-644O, until 9 pm. s
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

BETHESDA AREA--Approx. 3,100
SO. it. in partially occupied heated
and lighted bldg. For inspection ap-
SOUTHWEST MARKET AREA. 444.
AS 18th ST. s.w.--Large storage
area plus 40-ft. walk-in box,
drive-in truck facilities. r. A,
HUMPHREYS 81 SONS, Realtors, 2
Mass, ave- NV. MA. 5000. -
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ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
IA. 5-266l
CHURCHES FOR SALE
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR RENT--Phila. main line. Large
unusual country home. Furn. Beau
tiful pool. g mos Avail. May-June.
$500 mo. Refs. Box 52-L, Star.
-
500 On, $I25 MO. buys for $15.-
500: 10 rms; 2-story brick; hot
water heat; large lot, in town of
Louisa. Va. TIE. 6-413l.
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q 0O0 SO FIT

1-story. very mod, fireproof bldg,
has lge. front display window. par
titioned office area. side and rear
drive-in entrances, l5-ft. height; no
upright columns; suitable for any
wholesale or light mfg use. Available
May l, Reasonable rental.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
1920 X st. NV. Elk. 3-1s11
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING-De luxe 23-unit
2-year-old mod. apt, BIDS; l and
2 bedrm. units. garbage disposal.
incinerator. Approx. $4,000 an
nual income. Must be sold. Raj
Eel Fl n R 2Esiaa ESTATE Ju' s-lloS
ATTENTION INVESTORS or specu-
Row brick, exc. condition: II
rooms. . baths, arranged into 2
apartments; bsmt.: oil heat;
rented to tenant at present for
SI25 mo. Will take $500 LIST
trust or more. Must have quick
settlement. FALLIN REALTY CO..
Ii. $4,000 or 10 $1,000. Ill
tenants: income, S2,940. Priced low
from owner. Nets 17-20fe plus
amortization. On substantial dn:
s Sasmeni TNvf EST his2 Row brick.
S3.si4 per year. Price, S16,150;
Z, ELIOT MIDDLETON. REALToR'
.ipSsS in ts sssEon f ss1esi sa
details cali Mr.. Balr. HoLMEAD
NEW BUILDING-Best possible To-
cation; $4,000 gross rent netting
required. A really worth while in
vestment. KELLEY & BRANNER.
DI. 7-774O; ewes. OIL. 2-6S44. g
SILVER SPRING-Centrally located,
nearly-new apt. bldg. $4,000 cash
required to handle. Shows excellent
returns. For details call Mr.. Hol-
mead. HoLMEAD 4 BA1R, JU g.
5000 y
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SILVER SPRING

HES Ga. Ave, Silver Spring. Md
10 4-1200 Till $50
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BRICK COLONIAL--Near couven-
lent Langley park. six spacious
rooms. full basement, wooded lot
quiet street. near schools GI ap-l
proved, $4,000. HUGH T. PECK.
HE. 4-o400.
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THE VILLAGE

Chevy Chase, Md
| block from Chevy Chase Club
This attractive Colonial, center
hall. all-brick home is offered for
sale for the first time. First floor
consists OF living room. dining room,
library. powder room and strictly
modern kitchen; 4 bedrooms and .
baths Ind floor: bedroom, bath and
large storage room, 3rd floor. Recrea-
ton room. Large level lot and ga
rage. This Is truly an outstanding
value at $4,000. Call Mr.. Leigh. Ma.
$4,000. Ewes. OIL. 2-3199. BOSS L.
PHELPS, INC. ~
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14

drawn from Hungary. But in the vote on the US. resolution, Cey- lon and Burma voted to condemn the Soviets, while India and h. donesia abstained as expected.
 Observers said Russia's delega- tion was more concerned over the split in the Colombo group, on whom the Soviets had counted for at least implied support, than over the resolution itself.
 Insists on Coercions"
 Sources close to the Burmese and Ceylonese said they finally had decided it was time to take a firm stand no matter whose feet got stepped on. Burmese Delegate U Pc Kin declared no nation had the right to coerce other nations, and i've have seen in Hungary that the Soviet Union insists on coerclon."
 RiShiksen Shaba of Nepal, an other close ally of India, also vot- ed for the Donation resolution. He said it was time the Assembly cast judgment against Soviet in- tervention in Hungary as breach of the JUN. Charter.
 Chief US. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. termed the split in the Asian-African nations "very sig nificant" because "it shows that many countries feel there must be one rule for everybody-if ag- gression is bad in the east, it is also bad in the west"
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Battle Over
 Air. Force Money Predicted for '57

MONTGOMERY, Ala. R-Sen. Chavez D-NM yesterday fore cast another battle in Congress over Air Force appropriations.
 Chavez is chairman of the Sem ate Armed Services Appropria- tions Subcommittee. During the last session of Congress, he spon- sored an amendment which added a billion dollars to funds request ed by the Eisenhower Admins tration for the Air Force this year.
 In a speech prepared for the Air War College at Maxwell AFB Chavez said "in this coming year it looks as tho another fight is shaping up."
 He quoted this passage from a memorandum which he said Sec retary of Defense Wilson sent on Nov. 26 to members of the Armed Forces Policy Council.
 "It is evident that the tactical air forces programmed for Army support should be reconsidered and the Joint Chiefs of Staff have been requested to furnish me with their recommendations for specific adjustments as to the number and types of planned guided missile and unguided rocket units and with the number of Air Force tactical wings which may be eliminated as a result of these decisions"
 Chavez then declared:
 of this is another attempt to reduce the 137-wing Air Force goal, I, for one, shall do every thing in my power to defeat that purpose.
 q do not. believe that in this time of world stress it is practi- cal to reduce production goals in this essential weapon of defense" ,"
 Congress has authorized buildup to 137 wings by next June. Altho the total Air Force strength is kept secret, the wing total has been estimated at about 120 or 121 wings.
 Wilson never has said publicly just how many wings he might finally allow, but he has said there is mo magic" in the l37- wing figure.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Nixon to Fly to Austria To Study Refugee
 Problem at First Hand

AUGUSTA, Ga. R-Vice Presi- dent Nixon will fly to Austria next week-at President Eisen- hower's request-for first-hand study of Hungarian refugee prob lens. On return he will recom- mend what further aid the Unit ed States can give.
 In announcing plans for the Nixon trip Wednesday night, White House Press Secretary James Hagerty said that whether to admit more than 21,500 Hun garian victims of Soviet oppres- sion to this country will await Nixon's report.
 Together with arranging for Nixon to visit Austria, into which more than 100000 Hungarians have fled, Eisenhower created a Remember presidential commit tee on Hungarian refugee relief.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
U. N. Assembly Censure Vote
 Conforming Russia in Hungary
 Splits Asia, Africa Nation Groups

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R- The General Assembly Wednes- day night condemned Russia for stamping out Hungary's freedom bid. The vote split Asia's four t.neutral" Colombo nations as well as the entire Asian-African group of countries.
 The resolution, sponsored by the United States and 19 other countries, was adopted by the Assembly 55-8 with only the So- viet bloc casting negative ballots.
 Strongest Censure Yet
 It was the strongest censure the Assembly has voted against the Russian military action in Hun gary.
 The resolution also called on Moscow to pull its troops out of Hungary at once, under JUN. su- pervision. It asked the Russians to permit the re-eStabl1Shment of the political independence of Hungary"
 Yugoslavia, Finland and II of the Asian-African group of na- tions abstained on the condemna- ton resolution. But 12 other members of the Asian-African group voted against the Soviets.
 Russia Concerned
 India and the other three Col ombo nations-Indonesia, Ceylon and Burma--had joined earlier in sponsoring mildly phrased counter-resolution expressing re- gret the Russians had not with
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Controversial Figure Wins Influential Post In Japan's Government

TOKYO, R-Tanzan lshibashi, a controversial economist only 10 years in politics, won the presi- dency of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party today.
 He appears certain to be Prime Minister before Christmas.
 Once he gains the prime minis try, Ishibashi, 72, is expected to seek a rapid expansion of Japan's trade with Communist China.
 At his first news conference after the election, Ishibashi called for adjusting relations with the United States" and encourage ment of trade with Russia and Red China.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
BETA SIGMA PHIS MEET

Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Ruth Mclean Thursday night. Frances Cook spoke on the early schools and missions of AL aska.
 It was announced that the beau tiful doll and handmade ward robe is now in display at the North Star Bakery and will be given away at the Christmas party.
 Hostess Mary Honsberger served strawberry shortcake to the members.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
LINCOLN WeIders

welding problem, you'll find the answer to it in one of the many Lincoln arc welders. There are Lin
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
JANET GOODRICH ARRIVES TO MAKE HER HOME HERE

Janet Goodrich, daughter of Dewey Goodrich, arrived yester- day with Mrs. Goodrich to make her home here with the family. She is looking forward to Christ mas in Nome after an absence of several years from Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
PAN AMERICAN AIRwAYs

Arriving Thursday were: Mrs. Nancy Goodrich, Janet Goodrich, and Chas. D. Jones.
 Departing were: Jerry Man ming, Nettie Mills, H.G. LaRue, AL. Ramel, MT. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar, A. Sandstrom, H. Cab rielson, Mrs. Myntti, Ed Webster.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Me cULLocH Chain Saw
Model Super B

Ny, No other of its in it's price class cuts N as fast the McCuloch Model Super B. Here is built for extra performance extra durability extra light weight with perfect balance and with all the famous McCuoch features The Model Super B is ideal chain weighing only 22 pounds complete It of professional quality and will fast cut timber from inches in diameter
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14

Fine Job Printing ai The Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

The second Sunday in Advent find marked in my
book Of days as good one for taking look around
for signs Of what the winter will bring especially in
the way of weather. By now most Of the forecasts
are in woolIy caterpillar gooSe's breastbone. squir
res fur, hornets nests, pigs mit. The long winter
evening with the family round good fire and clean
hearth barn and cellars filled with the years bounty,
is comfortable time in which to assess the stretch to
spring.
Out of doors very little is to be done this month to
any profit. Nature seemingly has rushed the entire
landscape to the freezer. Bears, raccoonS, wood
chuckS, chipmunkS, having concluded no good can
come of wandering about in winters storms, are now
enjoying few months of sleep. An old Vermont
legend says that even farmers have frozen their
help and laid them away in caves where they will not
need susenance of any kind until they thawed out
for the laborS Of spring planting.
1t is easy to conclude in the stiffness of forest and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
Nv RoBB 9AGENDORPH
Editor and Publisher Of
"7he Old Farmers almanac"

falling snow, that this is the time for the fulent
Of the greatest need Of all living things and beings:
period of deep, deathlike sleep.
Here we see in the general rhythm Of the Universe
how it is that in dying we are born again. Dormant
rose bushes, silent insects tiny tree buds, grandpa
asleep with his feet in the oven some months from
now these things will remind us how life has been but
suspended in the dead of winter
The rule is to keep in time with the seasons. 1t
was well stated back in 1892 by the first editor Of my
almanac. He wrote: Say HftIe for you will in time
without The assistance of anyone discover that if
into the OEbf assigned TO him. he will enjoy
the calm sunshine of domestic and political happiness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

AUTHOR: Almanacker Robb Saeendorph's
Special Days" will continue to be observed in
1857. Look for the next one in February issue
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-08-02
Pleasant View

Miss Dianne Cook returned home
Friday from a months vacation with
relatives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Chevalier oil
Mukwonago, Wis, were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook
and family. i.
Eugene Forney, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Forney of Forest, spent
last week end with his grandmother
Mrs. Estell Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McVey and
son, Mrs. ,Idell Whistler and Mrs. Sa-
mantha White entertained Pennsyl-
vania guests last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van Swerin-
gen of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
do Bennett and sons of Lima; Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Lehman and fam,
lily of Pandora; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bennett and sons, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Bennett and family and Miss
Carol Bennett, all of Findlay, en-
joyed a picnic Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harris anC
| family.