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Posto sam preko Vas mnogo
vec paketa poslao start kraJ
cd nikoga nisam PRIMO pritu-
zbe da je sto falilo iii da nije
redu bilo zapakovano, pa sam
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nasem Zajednlcaru.
ovog puta Yam povteravam
bez sumnje da posaljete sve owe
pakete "a koje Yam prilazem
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Midland, Pa.
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mama uradili dobro, sto ste god
slali. zato YAM jako zahvalju-
jemo.
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Obrien, Canada
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in ufamo da nam boste Sc ma
pref vstregli.
Sa postovanjem,
Joseph Jarc
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ia YAM Sc puno zahvaljujem
ma Vasoj brzoj tacnoj odprenli
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Grant Town, w. Va.
Lijepo YAM zahvaljujem ma
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ko Vase agencije mojim sestra-
ma u kraj.
Pisu mi da su sve tacno pri-
mile.
Kada budem Josie slao obra-
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Sa pozdravom,
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Flint, Mich.
Preko Vas sam i do sada sla-
la pakete oni SUI u starom kra-
ju jake zadovoljni sa poslugom
i kvalitetom robe.
Mnogo sam YAM zahvalna
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te YAM prilazem eek i najljep-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
Legion Auxiliary
To Mark Birthday

Sergt. Jasper Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary will
entertain members of Jasper
Post in connection with the Lee
gion's birthday on Tuesday. At
the same time the unit will hold
it's official visitation of the de-
partment president and her staff.
This meeting will be held at the
Legion Club, 433 Third street
NV.
On Saturday Potomac Unit
will join with Potomac Post in
a joint celebration of the Le-
gion's birthday and st. Patrick's
Day at the 29th Division Club,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

1915 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Other scheduled meetings are:
Monday, Kenna- Main Unit, off,
cial visitation of department
president and staff, 1901 Nichols
avenue Sc; Tuesday, Agricul-
ture Unit, YWCA. Seventeenth
and K streets NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
Widows of War |.
To Present FIuo

D. C. Chapter No. 8, Widows
World War I, Inc, will present
an American Flag and banner to
Cub Scout Troop No. 379 of St.
James School. Broad and Spring
streets, Falls Church, Va. today.
The presentation will be made by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

Mrs. Ruby Charleville, president
of the chapter.
The ceremonies will be at S
pm. All widows of World War I,
Inc. are invited.
The monthly meeting of the
chapter will be held at 7 pm.
Tuesday at the YWCA, Seven
.teenth and K streets NV, with
Mrs. Charleville presiding, Plans
for the national convention to be
held in Indianapolis in April will
be discussed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
Fleet Reserve Meets

Branch 4 of the Fleet Reserve
Association will meet at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the American Le-
gion Club, 433 Third street NV.
Evening star., 1956-11-19

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Wafhiuatqn, 13i New YORK.
Detroit g1s Baltimore. q
PitislufFh. ~, ChieaGo Cardinals. Z
san Francisco "; Green Bay. 10.
CAMS THURsDAY
Green BaY ~ Detroit
CAMS SUNDAY
Washingfon at Cleveland
GhlEaEr Feara at Nea YORK
Los Anneies a. Baltimore
fitit1lrrh ai Chiraf1 Cnrfinaia
ean Francisce at PhiiadainhiA.
Evening star., 1956-11-19
BY the Associated Press

The situation in the National
Football League couldn't be heal
thier than it is today, with the
Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions
rolling along in a deadlock for
the Western Division lead and
the Washington Redskins, New
York Giants and Chicago Cardi-
mails staging a red-hot dogfight
in the Eastern Division.
The Bears and Lions, laying
the foundation for a title show
down in their two clashes De-
cember 2 and December 16,
scored handy victories yesterday.
The Bears won their seventh
straight, 1921, over the Los
Angeles Rams before a Wrigley
Field crowd of 48,lO2, and the
Lions battered the Baltimore
Evening star., 1956-11-19
Russian Girl Disappears,
Causing Stir at OIympics

privately that every effort would
be made to avoid such thorny
problems as Russia's action in
Hungary and subsidized anna
teurism.
However, the Federal Council
Of the Hungarian Associations in
Australia distributed petitions
at the Olympic Village calling
on team leaders to spur the In
.ternational Olympic Committee
into banning Russia from taking
part in the games.
Police Quiet Fans
Meanwhile. the demand for
admission tickets boiled over at
the Olympic pool. Police REIN
forcements we're called TO con-
troll the crowd after fans tried to
crash queues OF about 10000
See OLYMPICS, Page ca
Evening star., 1956-11-19
Prospect
LIST Expands
Over Week End
BY the Associated Press

Instead Of thinning out. as
they should at this late stage of
the college football season, the
ranks of contenders for the ma
ljor postseason bowl games
Iswelled a bit over the week end.
Definitely bowl bound are,
Colorado. headed for the Orange
Bowl: Iowa and Oregon State.
tagged for the Rose Bowl. and
Tennessee. apparently able to
pick either the Cotton or Sugar
Bowls.
And you probably can put
Georgia Tech in that class. too.
since a sixth consecutive bid
seems assured for the Ramblin
Wrecks. beaten only by Tennes-
see (6-0). A Tech-Tennessee re-
match in the Sugar Bowl would
be a dandy.
But beyond those five, the pic
Iture is confused.
Others in Picture
Clemson was figured a sure bet
to be the Atlantic Coast Confer
lsnce's Orange Bowl entry against
Colorado. But with Clemson's
2l-0 humping by Miami CFla.J
South Carolina and Duke have
popped into the picture as pos
sibly the ACES most represent
ative team"
Clemson has lost only once,
while being tied by Florida 60
20l and Maryland $3.50. The
Tigers have beaten Presbyterian
GID, North Carolina State
tl3-D, Wake Forest Cl7-O),
South Carolina (7-0) and vir-
ginia Tech (21-6). They play
Virginia Saturday and Furman
December /.
South Carolina has beaten
Duke (7-0), Wofford (26-13),
North Carolina d4-O). Virginia
GLIB, Furman 1886 and
Maryland (13-O). The Came
cocks have lost to Miami C14-6)
and N. c. State (14-D plus
Clemson.
Duke is a four-time loser, but
in addition TO South Carolina the
Blue Devils conquerors have
been well-respected Tennessee
1920, Pitt (27-14D and Georgia
Tech (7-0. They've tied Navy
cd and whipped Virginia
t40-D. Southern Methodist GA
81. N. c. State C42-O) and Wake
Forest t26-0).
South Carolina finishes against
Wake Fores Thursday and Duke
Continued on Page ca, Col. q
Evening star., 1956-11-19
Bears and Lions in Finish-Fight in West;
Eastern cams in Three Way Doqfiqht

Colts, 27-3, to the approval Of
a standing-room- only crowd Of
SIS. .788 in Detroit.
The Redskins continued their
mastery Of division leaders by
upsetting the Giants, 1877. in
Griffith Stadium. while the Pitts
burgh Steelers added to the East
ern Division confusion by sur
prising the Cardinals, 14-7, be-
fore 24.086 in Forbes Field.
The Cleveland Browns tenn
porarily called a halt to their
fioundering by humping the
Philadelphia Eagles. 1910, as
25.894 looked on in Philadelphia
and the San Francisco Forty
Miners edged the Green Bay
Packers. l7-16, before a chilled
crowd Of 1896 in Green Bay.
The Bears and Lions, each
Evening star., 1956-11-19

with I'll records, are all alone
in the Western Division race
with the Colts third at "a and
the Packers, Rams and Forty
Miners knotted at 2-6.
It's a different story in the
East, however. The Giants are
still on top at So. but run into
the powerful Bears in Yankee
Stadium Sunday. The Cardi-
nails. in second place with a 5-3
record. next meet the Steelers,
tied with the Eagles and Browns
for fourth place at 3-5, while the
third place Redskins have Al
date with the Browns.
Detroit has a chance to move
ahead of the Bears temporarily
when 1t plays host to the Packers
Thursday.
A 100-yard kickoff return for
Evening star., 1956-11-19

a touchdown by Don Bingham,
Irokie halfback from Sui Ross
State; Ed Browns 6S-yard
Touchdown pass to End Harlon
Hill and the line plunging Of
Fullback Rick Casares spanked
the Bears victory surge yester-
day.
After Chicago had compiled .
100 halftime lead on Browns
pass and a 37-yard field goal by
George Blanda, things really
broke loose in the third quar-.
ter with each team scoring twice.
Bingham kicked 1t of with his
brilliant return on the opening
kickoff. Three minutes later
the Rams got into the act as Bill
Wade hit Clarke Leon with suc-
cessive passes for % and 23
Continued on Page Ca, Col. /
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Redskins in Thick Of Title Race
As Dorow PAGES Rout Of Giants
Browns Next
As New York
Faces Bears
BY LEWIS F. ATCHIsoN

The rampaging Redskins, who
looked as dead as dodoes a
month ago, today are in the
thick of a real donnybrook for
the Eastern Division title and
few of the 26,26l fans who saw
them clobber the New York
Giants, 1877, in Grifith Stadium
yesterday have any doubt they'll
come out on top.
In chalking up their fourth
straight yictory-and most i'm
Evening star., 1956-11-19

MELBOURNE, Nov. 10 LP0.-
A major mystery developed to-
day with the opening of the
Olympic Games only four days
away as police searched for
pretty Nina Paranyuk. Russian
stewardess aboard the Gruzia,
Soviet Olympic liner.
She vanished while touring
the Melbourne zoo yesterday
with a group Of Russians.
There has been speculation
the members Of some Of the
Iron Curtain teams may jump
camp and seek refuge in Aus
tralia, particularly the Hungar-
ians. but there was no indica-
ton the Russian girl had de-
fected.
Australian security officers
worked with Melbourne detec-
tiveS and police in an effort to
locate the stewardeSs, who is
unable to speak English.
The Olympic Games have
been plagued by political over
tones. some stemming from the
revolution in Hungary. But
despite this. 1850 athletes and
officials from So nations are on
hand awaiting the solemn open
ing Thursday at which the Duke
Of Edinburgh win preside.
Weather Worries Athletes
For the competitors. worries
over politics we're secondary 10
the problem OF the weather
To-day saw a sudden morning
shower. blustery winds. and
noon-time temperatures in the
COS despite q bright sun.
The International Olympic
Committee held its opening ses-
atom N Melbournes town hall
and influential members said
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NOTICE TO LODGES
THAT OWN H. B. A.
HALLS

We sho5ld like for the LODGES that
own H, B. A. halls to send th. nun-
Der of the lodge and the name of The
president to the office. We are try
ing to work out something a.d tins
information is necessary.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-10-15

since lot7 many mile
reople ht,e gene 10 of
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oral ulda1 Tie orea
tt3et ld,tal sti4
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persons hea d HIM preach ard al
most 10000 2 edged themselves
80 act We CHRISTIAN service.
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-10-15
New Agency Rates

Dear Presidents:
The H. B. A. is making progress in
every respect, however, there are
some phases Of our work that need
revamping in order to cope with
the present time.
The Constitution provides that Of
ficers of a local lodge must be in
stalled after the election every two
years. This is a MUST on our agen-
da.
The following rates become effec-
tive August l, 1856:
AGENCY RATES
Travelling Expense per mile -25c
Professional Service Installing
Lodges per lodge -$6.00
When more than one lodge is m
stalled in a single ceremony, the
person installing will be allowed to
reduce the rates from $500 to $500
per lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

From divers Scrap Book
George tozurnIck Phosos

government than for food Getting beyaches Of
"Anatomys something everybodys got but looks
better girl"
There's big bargain waiting for lucky customer Garnet
sixty acres and snatched before the wndsom.
a THEREON shack will be included"
The last straw. Harry Oliver points with pride rickety
old saeecoach display his inner sanctum It's
ment to pioneer days in those parts.
Originally" recalls Harry, thirteen and team of
mules succeeded in hauling that coach the peak of hill
nearby but character named Weree changed its loca
ton He climbed aboard with copy of Nick Carter in
hand and whip in the other and imagined he the most
daring sxeam driver the Overland Trail In his excitement
he released the brake The sagcoach started downh and
crashed into grocery where it's been SINCE
Wetree landed spang barrel Of pickles I've seen lots
of men picked this desert their time but when pulled
old Wifi Of the brine he the pickedest The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

You, too, can be as proud as Mary Washington
when you serve Dromedary Gingerbread. And it's
SO easy to make. All you add is water. This mix
turns out rich, moist, spicy gingerbread. Serve.t
piping hot for desser-Plain, or with whipped
cream, apple sauce, or ice cream.
Make history at your table. Get Dromedary
Gingerbread Mix, inspired by Mary washington's
treasuredreoipe. Remember -only Dromedary Cake
Mixes come wrapped in Glirrering Gold Foil to
keep them mixing-bowl fresh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Bake Dromedary Gingerbread
From the Worlds
Most Treasured Recipe

MARY WASHINGTON, Mother of our first President
made history when she created the original secret
spice blend for old-time gingerbread Think how
proud she must have been when she served it to
her family and to such famous visitors as Lafayette
who paid her high compliment on it!
This gingerbread recipe was given to her daughter,
Betty Washington Lewis. Down through the years
it has grown in fame. Today, it is the worlds most
treasured recipe, and it is used exclusively in
Dromedary Gingerbread Mix
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1S
Annual meeting Madison County Chapter Red Cross in Lon
don Methodist Church.
Bridge luncheon at London Country Club.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Dorca Society annual Promotion Day
Johns Lutheran Church $50
Dnner-brdge Country Club.
Supper Somed School sponsored by the Summeord Metho
dist Church.
Big Plain Wscs wiener roast of pm
Please note time change.
Bell Telephone employees wiener home Mrs Robert Houston
8 p.
Spring party Monroe School p. m.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
Friendship Night honong Nellie Counts Chapter OES Sedaa
8 m.
Louth Bldg pot-uc 1890
p.
City meeting p Council Chambers
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21 #e
Bide-A-Wee Club home Mrs Myrl West m.
sale of hall and all day Saturday Phi Beta
Psi Sorority.
Lilly Chapel WSCS home Mrs Virginia Thomas p m.
Oak Pun Grange pot-luck supper and election Z p.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %
NATIONAL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WoMENs WEEK.
Methodist Ny London $50 p. m.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER "a
meeting Professional Club
Lincoln Lodge $50 m.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 26
potluck supper Wheaton 43
East 4th ST p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18

Sept. 3 10 IL "a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18

1900 Noon EST. on Oct. s, 1856, and
will be publicly opened and read
aloud Immediately thereafter for
furnishing all labor, materials and
all work required to construct and
project entitled:
ALTERATIONS TO
JAIL & SHERIFF'S RESIDENCE
FOR MADISON COUNTY
LONDON, OHIO
For Madison County Commissioners
in accordance with specifications
and drawings on file at the office,
Clerk of Board Of County Commits
sioners, Court House. London. or at
the office of Philip t. Partridge. Ar
chitect, at 914 Main Street, Cincin-
natl 2, Ohio, and In Accordance With
Instructions TO Bidders, Proposal
Forms q n d Contract Documents
which are a part of said specifica-
tions.
2. All bids shall be made in dupli-
cate upon the prepared Form of Pro-
posal as s'shown in the specifications.
3. The character and amount of
bid security to be furnished by bid
ders as. stated in Instructions to
Bidders"
4. Drawings. specifications. and
bidding documents may be obtained
from Clerk of Board of County Com
missioners or the Architect upon
written request and deposit check.
~ COHlptSAS IoP9 VI all
may be obtained by deposit of $1,000.
Bidders on General Construction,
Plumbing, Heating, Electric Work.
Jail Equipment, Dumbwaiter, will be
required to make full deposit and
take a complete copy OF all docu-
ments. Deposits will be refunded to
contractors who have submitted for
NAL bids upon return of their copies
OF drawings and specifications in
good condition to the office of the
Architect within (10) days after bids
have been received: postal and
handling charges will be deducted
from deposits: subcontractors and
material suppliers will be required
to pay reproduction and handling
costs for drawings and specifica-
tions.
s. Proposals may be submitted on
the following General Construction
group of sections in addition to Sec
tion 1. General Conditions. and all as
qualified by provisions of Section II.
Alternates 2. Excavation. Backfill,
Grading: g. Concrete work: A. Mas
onry work: s. Structural, Miscellane-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
An Editorial
WHO GOOFED7

London residents wondering about the lack of planning
involved the resuacne of Oak street and Madson
Road which followed weekaer by excavafin9 project
by the company According TO available information the
company had planned for several months to replace lines
both locations and did week after the streets had been
newly resurfsced F. E. Ndwe company manager and city
council member said that his could not get confra
tor for the Job until after the resuracine work completed
although the Job had been the planning stage for months
Service director for the city, Harold Farrin9on who
charge of resufacng Job for the city of London is also
hired by Ohio Fuel Gas Company TO do all of their street
repair work. further explained that the company has
o-caed blanket agreement with the city to replace lines
and up will and do not obtain permit for such
Since Harrington both Inspector and contractor for the
Gas company inspecs his work. it pointed out
But regardless of all this paaver what we'd like TO know
is who goofed' and why? .- 49,.