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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
BY L. EDGAR PRINA

A former Soviet secret police
official today disclosed that he
personally made arrangements
for the transfer of Republican
SPANS entire gold reserve-60C
tons of the precious metal-to
the U. S. S. r. during the Span
ish civil war.
Alexander Orlov, one-time
chief Of the economic division OF
the NkVD. told the Senate in
ternal security subcommittee that
the gold is still in the vaults of
the Kremlin. He said that the
Russians had no intention of re-
turning the metal, which he esti-
mated to be worth between $500
and $500 million. to the Spanish
people.
Will Consider Action
Mr.. Orlov urged that the SUBJ
committee recommend that the
matter be taken up in the United
Nations. Acting Chairman Nc
Clellan said the subcommittee
would consider forwarding the
transcript of the Orlov testimony
to Henry Cabot Lodge. United
States Ambassador to the U. NJ,
with such a recommendation.
The witness said three top
officials of Republican Spain de-
cided to ship the gold to the
Soviet Union for "safekeeping. "
He said that at the time the
rebel forces of GeneraliSsimo
Franco were driving on Madrid
and were less than 20 miles
away.
Ambassador Rosenberg (the
Soviet envoy to Madrid) and /
were flabbergasted that the
Spanish government would trust
Stalin." Mr.. Orlov asserted.
The witness said that he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Develop Entire Mideost
For Peace, Truman Urges
Ex-President Sees PiecemeuI Aid as Waste,
Would Avoid Delay on Eisenhower Requests
Copyright 1857
BY HARRY S. TRUMAN

We must realize achieve durable peace the
Middle East until bring together close
operation all of the nations of that We be
in tackling this problem.
All the nations of the Middle East have water
resources in the Euphrates the Jordan and the Nile these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
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WEATHER FORECAST

Wet snow this afternoon ending by dark.
Strong Winds clearing tonight, low %.
Clear, cold Friday. Full report. Page Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
PERSONALITY PARADE
Wee Weir Raises a Racket

Her indoor hobbies are rock and
roll records and collecting nina
ture boxer dogs. She also has a real
boxer. Pandora. who is her mascot
at tennis tournaments.
A weekend must on Marbles
schedule is playing tennis with her
father. Larry Weir. They play
Sundays. I'VE all go to mass to-
gether but Marilee Is changed into
her tennis clothes cher habitual
outfit unless she's in her favorite
ivy league-type clothes for SCHOOL,
and running down the front steps
by the time her mother and ar
rive home" Mr.. Weir says.
1t was Marilee's father who first
took her out on the tennis court
when she was Z. when l became
8 and he thought I was pretty good.
/ started taking lessons. Four years
later I entered the Friends School
Invitational tournament and got to
the quarter-finals in singles"
At age IL, Marilee and three
others gave a tennis exhibition at
Uline Arena. It was during the
intermission OF the professional
matches staged by Jack Kramer.
At that time, Pancho Segura. one
of her favorite tennis players. told
her to keep up the good work.
Marilee intends to. II want to play
at Wimbledon. win for the United
States and then turn pro-" she says.
If she does. Marilee's family will
be under quite a strain.
"A couple of days before tourna-
ment Marilee is as nervous as a
race hourse." her father says. She
won't eat and just snaps. But
when she walks on that court she
turns cool and stays that way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

same shorts or socks during tour
nament. if played well the day be-
fore. I'm afraid to change because
1 might change my luck"
Her luck" seems to be holding
out pretty well. according to the
trophies she's brought home. This
summer she paired with 14-year-
old Nancy Martin of Leland Junior
High School to win the Congress
sional Country Club Invitational
tournament. Her usual partner,
however. is Cynthia Goeltz. l3-year-
old daughter of Buddy Goeltz, Co
lumbia Country Club tennis pro.
(Marilee used to take lessons from
Cynthia's father. Nov she's teing
trained by Kenwood Country Club
Pro Claude Kilday, who calls her
"Slugger.")
In 1856 Marilee and Nancy won
the Tennis Center Washington Pa
irons d. c. Doubles championship
for girls is and under and went on
to the Middle Atlantic where they
were runners-up in the finals. This
year, Marilee's second year of tour
nament tennis. the two won the
Tennis Center Washington Patrons
d. c. championship for girls Is and
under and were runners-up again
in the Middle Atlantic.
In between tournaments, there's
practicing to be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
TEEN-AGE MAIL
Boy Gets II Nos

persist long enough. he may break
down and tell you his opinion.
1t seems there must be a way to
solve your problem. Perhaps it has
something to do with your person.
atty or the way you ask girls for a
date. You may seem to be overly
anxious to please them or. perhaps.
too casual.
As for your ideals being too high.
that should not be q stumbling
block-unless you are stuffed
shirt" character. I receive letter
after letter from girls who want to
date boys with high moral stand
ards.
The possibility Of you having
halitosis or BIO. is something you
will have to check for yourself. Ask
Nom to check your breath and you
should always use a good deodorant.
have two self-quizzes which
might shed some light on your
problem. If you would like to have
them just send a stamped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest for How Do You Rate as
Date" and "Perk Up Your Person.
allty" to me in care of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
By DOROTHY KICKER
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
i Just can't understand women!
am IL and hope 1 am reasonably
intelligent but girls never, never,
never will go cut with me. i
have asked IL girls for dates and
each one said no, and gave me
some absurd excuse. These dates
were for movies, school parties
and class picnies-and my parents
would drive.
Nest Of the students at school
respect me. / get As and Bs and
i am active in debate, band and
science club. IL isn't my morals
II never curse, drink or smoke,
and I frOWn on heavy neeking.
II isn't my appearanee-I battle
regularly and dress neatly. ! have
asked the boys with whom 1
associate what is the reason for
NV predieament. They just shrug
their shoulders and say they
don't know. Are my ideals too
high? Do I have halitOsis? Do
IDeed a mans deOdOrant?' Please
help me.-A SOCIAL LEPER-
Dear as. L."
Your problem has me guessing
If YOU have even one close budd,
/ suggest you ask him again
he has any idea why you can't &c
a date. Usually boys are quit
frank with each other so. if 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
By Fiji eoRsKA

Marilee Weir is little Girl with
a big racket.
And does she raise a racket on
a tennis COURT Opponents of all
ages and sizes who have faced her
on the other side of the net and
have gone down to defeat know
that.
Sometimes they all laugh when
14-year-old "Wee Weir" walks out
on the tennis court to play. For
Wee Weir" as her friends call
her. is only feet IL inches tall
t23 inches higher than the nett
and weighs only 95 pounds.
She uses a mans weight tennis
racket. too. And when she walks
out on the court beside a teen-age
opponent like Carol Southmayd of
Western Junior High, who is about
feet 10 inches tall, there's a
noticeable contrast.
Boys have challenged her. much
to their sorrow when the set IS
over The Chevy Chase miss even
defeated her family physician.
When he couldn't believe what had
happened. he challenged her again
the next week end. Again he lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

steady with . boy but they broke
mp. She took IL very hard and 1
sympathized with her. Later, her
ex-bOy friend, Jim, dated tive
other girls and Shirley hated
them and told one Of them on.
Recently l heard Jim wanted 70
20 out with. me but ] vas afraid
because 1 knew Shirley would be
mad. Finally I did date him and
We are still going together.
Shirley is going with someone
else 50 thought she wouldn't
mind but she ignores me. The
other day I went TO her and asked
her TO be friends again but II
didn't help. really can't see how
she can blame me when Jim went
with two other girls before i went
out with him. When she ignores
me and won't speak / could cry.
How can she be so mean? Mrs.
Kicker, do want to be friends
with her again. guess ! just
can't stand having an enemy. I
think I'D even quit going with
him IL il would help. Jim says
she wasn't a real friend IL that's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
A ReoI 'SIuqqer'

Modest Marilee forgetS her strong
forehand drive. her steadineSS, and
speed when she credits many of her
tennis wins to the fact that oppo-
nents think she's too little to give
them much trouble. She wears a
silver miraculous medal around her
neck and a friendship ring from her
22-year-old sister Nancy when she
plays in tournaments.
Sometimes I keep wearing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Likes Rock and Roll

Il hate rainy days." says Marilee.
a Holy Cross Academy student.
Then 1 can't play tennis for seven
hours q day" Nor can she play
football (she was captain of the
boys football team in the fourth
grade) or play baseball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

the Way shes going - 81. Please
help me sOOn.-MARGE.
Dear Marge:
This problem has come up In my
mail before and just recently q girl
who belongs TO q club / sponsor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

came TO me with the same worry.
While do not approve Of q girl
deliberately trying to steal" an
others boy friend think girls who
act like Shirley are being unfair.
coasiaSsd - Psss J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Friend Ignores Her

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
Awhile ago Shirley and i were
the best Of friends. She went
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-03
THE sENwEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO
Brown Announces
Candidacy Again
For Present Job

COLUMBUS - Secretary of
State Ted w. Brown today an
nounced that he will be candi-
date for reelection as Secretary of
State in 1858.
He stated that he has sent petit
tions to be circulated in all of
Ohio'S SO counties.
Brown said that he will seek re-
election on the record which he has
established for prompt, first class
service and efficiency in the ad-
ministration of the functions of his
office. Many of the Improvements,
he said, were inaugurated early in
his administration and others,
keeping step with changing condi-
tions, have been added to a sue
cessful long-range program. This
program has been and will be pro-
gresSively effectual as the years go
by, he declared.
Secretary of State Brown cited
as one of the more recent additions
to this long-range planning, the in
auguration July l of modern
microfilm system. Documents be-
ing filed currently are microfilm-
ed, while progress is being made
on simultaneous placing on film
of the thousands of accumulated
old records. Greater protection of
records, saving of valuable filing
space and greater efficiency are
proven facts.
Other accomplishments include:
Streamlining of Ohio's election
laws; elimination of laxneSs and
irregularities in Ohio's elections
and election administration; being
quick to move impartially but fear
lessly into cases of vote fraud,
with the effect that such cases are
now at a minimum.
Close collaboration with Boards
of Elections, resulting in a unifor-
nifty of Interpretation and admin
istration of election laws and pro-
cedures; Inauguration of an effec-
tive educational program for both
the voters and the precinct cleo
ton officials. The scope and value
of this program has twice been ma
tionally recognized by the award
ing by the American Heritage
Foundation of major national ci-
tation to Secretary Brown.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-03
Seaway May Give
Farmers Expanded
Market For Food

COLUMBUS - The completion
of the st. Lawrence Seaway will
offer new horizons to American
farmers through savings in trans
portation costs, according to Ray
mond A. IoaneS, Foreign hgricul-
tural Service Deputy Administra-
tor of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Speaking before the 39th annual
meeting of the Ohio Farm Bureau
Federation, Ioanes said, Studies
indicate savings of about fifteen
cents per bushel on grain shipped
by the st. Lawrence Seaway. Any
savings will help make our farm
products more competitive in the
world market. The new seaway fa-
cilitieS will handle bulk carriers
ten times the size of the present
two-thousand to 25 hundred-ton
carriers now in use"
Ioanes told visiting farmers at
the morning field crops conference,
1T is very important to American
farmers that high level of agri-
cultural exports be rlaIntaired +. =.
although the dor1nS+i,: market is
and always will be our principal
market, it alone cannot absorb the
total production CT our farms. For
eign markets are an essential aux
iliary outlet"
The USDA officiai pointed to
last years agricultural exports
which totalei more than four and
one-half billion dollars. This is
equivalent 20 the production of 81
million acres, Ioanes said, nearly
six times Ohio's total cIUpland.
The field crops conference was
one of six commodity sessions as
the three-day Farm Bureau annual
meeting got underway. All COM
modify groups gathered in general
session in the afternoon as a panel
of Ohio press personalities, moder-
ated by Ned Brooks of the Nation
al Broadcasting Company's radio
and television show Meet the
Press" questioned by DR.. Arthur
Mauch of Michigan State Univers-
ity, well-known agricultural
economist.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-03

Establishment of a "one day"
service in transactions with the
Secretary of State, including the
filing and recording of corporation
documents; numerous improve
ments, including microfilming, to
cope with the annually growing
volume of work, evidenced by the
fact that the more than 81 Million
in fees, collected and turned in to
the General Revenue Fund the
past two fiscal years, is double the
amount being collected when Sec
retary Brown took office.
Ted Brown is a native of Spring
field, Clark County; received his
education there. He is 81 years of
age; he is married, the father of
three daughters and has four
grandchildren. He is a former
Clark County official and has serv-
ed in other governmental and bus
mess capacities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-03
FRIDAY, DEC. 6
80 prompt
CATTI = "a

So CATTLE
Eolsten carrying 3rd calf due by sale date Holsten
date with Bird calf springer her Folsten
springer heer Hosen recently fresh with 4th calf;
Oct 30 with End calf Brinde with
Black hefer fresh different
Ia Hoen and Guernsey heifers Is months old
heifer calves steer calves to DID, efer baby
calves and 1 bull calf
Health furnished day may inspected
anytime prior to sale date.
HOGS EQUIPMENT
IL pubred Hampshire with IS pigs by side; bred Hamp
breeding
hog houses single hog houses; winter hog fountains
feeders; AZ hurdles, to IA ft IL metal feed
FARM EQUIPMENT
1858 Oliver SO
3x14 breaking
all tractor with mounted IT. and mounted plant
Harris rubber;
tired wagons Case tractor 137 INC drill
elevator and motor PROV Oliver picker; hammerm belts
feed racks; water tank and many other small tools
FEED DAIRY EQUIPMENT
$50 bushels of oats Cintand due for seed Surge mixer
than milk
vat; towel racks; pad holder bucket and strainer.
CHICKENS CHICKEN EQUIPMENT
20 White Rocks and 30 New Hampshire chickens and
chicken equipment.
Speed Queen washer; wash tub kitchen cabinet; single cab
dining table chairs; floor heating table
RADIO 2pee living room suite book case electric kitchen range
Hamilton mixer tilt back chair and ottoman beds complete
dressing tables; hospital bed upright floor
blue parakeets, and other small items.
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
SMITH & DESKINS
OWNERS
& Mumm Aucts. &
Lunch will be served by Catawba Grange
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-03

The big industries. they must import all
machinery the United States Germany France or
England Charles W. Brown of route Crcleve Inrna
delegate to Turkey Here Brown
seated ON ractor) Turkish friends how this eadtype
tractor operates YE financed by voluntary
contributions the All Club Foundation the
Agricultural Service and the and-grant colleges Its
purpose promote world through understanding among
peoples,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-03
J0II HE
NATIONAL
eY!lRD 7! !.

ADVERTISEMENT
sanitary sewer extensions, Contract
No. Lincoln Avenue, Hope, To-
land, Antietam, Cherry, Mound,
Wood and Fairyiew Streets
Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton of Sanitary Sewer Extensions,
Contract No. z. will be received by
the President of the Board of Pub
lie Utilities of the City of London,
Ohio, in the Council Chambers, Mu-
nlcipal Building, London, Ohio, until
1900 o'clock noon eastern Stand
ard Time) on Wednesday. December
IL, 1857. and at that time and place
VIII be publicly opened and read
The work for which proposals are
lnXlted consists, i'm general, of the
following:
Sanitary Sewer Extensions, Con-
tract No. z. The furnishing of all
labor, materials, supplies and equip
ment necessary for the construction,
complete, of sanitary sewers in Lin
coin Avenue, and Hope, Toland, An
tietam, Cherry, Mound. Wood and
Falrview Streets, totaling approx
mately 1915 linear feet of g., s" and
10'' vitrified sewer pipe
Copies of the Contract Documents
Advertisement. Information for
Bidders, G on r a [. Performance
Bond, General Provisions. Special
Provisions, Detailed Specifications.
Proposal, Proposal Bond, all bound
together. and the Contract Draw
lnBSD are on Tile In the Council
Chambers in the Municipal Building
and are available for inspection by
prospective bidders.
Copies of the Contract Documents
may be obtained from Uhlmann AS
sociates. Consulting Engineers, 1858
North High Street, Columbus II.
Ohio, upon payment of Fifteen Dol
lars (S15.00) for one set of Contract
Documents consisting of one book
of specifications and the Drawings
for Contract No. Z: One half of this
amount will, be refunded upon the
return in good condition of the COM
plete set of Contract Documents
within thirty (301 DAYS after the
bids are received: except that actual
bidders shall receive a full refund
of Fifteen Dollars (S15.00) upon the
return of one, only, set of Contract
Documents.
Proposals must be submitted on
the proposal forms contained in the
Contract Documents Bidders are i'm
yited to be present at the opening
of the proposal. The right is reserv-
ed to waive technical defects as the
interests of the City of London MAJ
require
The proposals must be accompan-
led by proposal bond or by a Ger
titled check, the amount OF which
shall be 10ct of the bid. A perform
ance bond of 1907 of the amount Of
the contract will be required for the
faithful performance Of the work
BY order of the Board of Public
Utilities City of London. Ohio.
Bruce ID. Lewis. President
Board of Public Utilities
Nov. 26s Dec. .
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-03
PUBLIC SALE

AS am disseminating farming will hold complete closing
az farm located miles Mechanburg
east OF cataNba the Mechaniesbura cataMba
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