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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

Plans to demoliSh Washing
tons temporary Federal Office
buildings remains unchanged,
but may be delayed in the future
If the Government construc-
ton program is radically affected.
This was made clear last night
by interested Federal Govern
ment officials. They said the
suspension of the lease-purchase
policy of construction has no
current effect on Washington S
new Federal Office buildings now
under construction.
Since the General Services
Administration is not ready to
invite bids OF enter into negotia-
ton with private contractors on
proposed new buildings, the eff
feet will not be felt until the
plans are completed many
months from now.
In the interim, the lease-pur-
chase program be restored.
Congress. through its appro-
priation subcommittee. has in
dictated an interest in getting
direct appropriations for new
Federal construction later. rather
than bylease purchase. GSA has
been told to come back a year
from now and if lease purchase
Is not functioning, Congress will
make UP its mind on the future
method of financing CONSTITUTE
ton of new Federal buildings
here and elsewhere.
GSA has had difficulty in get
ting the cooperation of private
builders in erecting new build
ings through the lease-purchase
method. The low interest rate
=" paid by the Government is prin-
. cipally blamed. Under lease pur-
chase. the private contractor
would erect a building, rent it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. law couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. matt three fun days
and receiUe the license on the
MIN day. Sundays and hon-
ddvs are counted the same as
other days.
Calvert J. Meeeison. 2s. "a 9TH 81, ne
ana MarRaret s. crawley, 23, Ali
New Jersey ave. sc.
James C. ManRolas, 80 Arlington, Va
and Shirlane NJ. Luciario, 20, l33l
Emerson st. NV.
William J. Dorsey. jr.. 81. AGA IN
AZ nv, and Anna NJ. Hawkins, 90
900 v st. ne
Oliver i. Reeder. "a. 5b43 Bass ri. Sc
and Marion ID. Harrod, 23, 6lO7 lie,
Leon p Baiiou. c5. Worcester Mass
and Nina f. Robinson. II. Alfalfa Ala
Ellsworth d. Dory. -. College Park, Md
and Barbara A. Weems. is, 1917 4iti
". ne,
Ernest Graham, So 03s Farragut AZ
NV, and Jennie NJ. Nelson. as, 83s
Farragut ST. NV.
George Tsau-shih Lin. IS. c3tO Massa.
chhsetts ave NV, and Vivian Miau,
Hwa kuo, .a New York. N. Y.
iean Jacques ID Leclerc, %, Bcsancon
France. and Gertrude A. johnson, "a
Baltimore. Nd.
James r. Ford, rs. 3.4 d st. s.w,, ant
Hattie 4. Jackson, %. 1924 d st. sw
Marcus Davis, 30, 1919 9th st. ant
Lillian Reid. 20. 1890 o 81. NV.
Donald W. Reagan. 80. 1920 calyer,
M NV, and Diane q. Lunceford. 80
2O3 Audrey lane sc.
John N a sSs ssA Il watson GaS R?naq 81
Randolph ST. NV.
Robert Z Stout, 20. Alexandria. Va.
and Marian L, Buckner, 90 Alex,
Hairy ''f / Y GARRISON. 90. chevy Chase
Nd, and Natalie Won Meyer, "a, 5000
oci Hg' b. Kokinas. 90 sal van nurey
81 NV. and Catherine Nanouri, 81
william p. Atkins. 90, 1850 Ames AZ
ne. and Juanita r. Dyer, 90, 1Iis
., Capitol st, ne.
b. !. and n linda s. LaRoeaue' a. 4oa;
Henry x. McElyane, 40 i4i7 Newton
81 NV. and Rose M. Claude, %, III
Richard q. sharsr. ee. Lakewood. ohio
and Barbara II. Schneider, 81 1881
Leroy BROW" ~. New Albany. Miss.
and Annette Pullium. rs, G20 Massa
chusetts ave NV.
Fotd , Marshall. IT,. 80. .csQ4 Buena
Msn Mana ssIrs -. issos a aseh Catherine q
Jagat X. Raul 90. gb56 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and sushiia l.. Mirchandani,
20. 1884 nth 81. NV.
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licensed in the District was sus-
pended until proof of financial
responsibility is filed.
{ The complete list of suspen-
sions and revocations:
.. Revoked for Leaving after cOlliding
Involving personal injury $50 william II
I. Simms 1915 First street NE, Revoked
{ for operating after reyOcation--Deriod
81 Randolph place NV. Lawrence
. augustus Carroll. 1886 Ams5 place
NE James Arthur Williams j44i
: Central avenue Sc Revoked for oper-
atinE aftsr suspension--George Palmer.
US Columbia road NV Revoked for
driving while drunk LIVINGSTON Hennee-
fan JorTIs Rs No S''1e' p3Y h Del Ds
Robert r BratcheT @sil knox terrace
Sc: RAYMOND Porter, 1875 Shepherd
street NV. Robert 2; Cousins 1896
= Jeffires. 904 Forty-seventh place NE.
: Willis NJ Mccain 1853 Ontario road
+. NV. HoSard L Roth. ,islQ DeRussssiy
bufy 32S Fifteenth stree, n Sarah
Revoked for gnauthortil.e6ds use q auto !,
. street SeteDHH ya u fSH' Nd. ~ ~
: Revoked Tor accumulated record of
, IL points or nore--Abner Thompson.
: 1877 sixteerth street Ne: Alonzo R9,y.
T. Walter. z Meachan, 1901 Lineeoln
Hampshire avenue NV; Harold 3.
Wiam "a Ans Ken9ssqiys Ma rsS T
: avenue NV. Windsor Williams. % I'm
defagooaa street NV Ad92lphu,s, Horne
Bs s 5'inf Stanton toT rsad FsrT aebeF
Z Bfatton, ~ Eleventh street We ;
Samuel y. b EDWARD 2lo9 Charming
a. ran " ~ ~ PpFkinE Hftp
. Eye street Sc l5aac daslon. 1927 ?
+. street NE: William W Harrls,, 3 /
Todd place NE william LIAM. a T Eel, y
$500 Eyarts street NJ Theodore r
Smith @2s Upshur street NV; Alopza
L;oyiek II lq3l Lyman :, Place NE. n i
n W. Edward L. Mayo 1900 NJ street
suspended Tor period noted for an
eGgm"as'd record pe sG5 T e. more
sey, 18th Stree. rsW Is DAYS wa and IRAN frame
. school. Booker 7 Polly 4S05 Alabama
syenue F Q days and TRAM School
80 days Franco Vasalo 21s upshur
kirert NV days and Traffic school:
. Charles 2 Timpansro. 21o4 shepher,d
/. Thomas v Smart. 1870 Sheriff road
direct NJ Is .leys; Ben Jones So H..
5G d 5'fs NE, Ss w. ds' dayi L' soa
franc School RAYMOND y. Hall 1919
X street Z 5 DAYS and Traiiic School;
Garland v Garren. 4tS Allison street
W, 3 DAYS. Thomas Dennis. $3.50
. Tunlav road NV 30 days. Graddie
Coyinqton. 1888 First street NV. rs
. Gays James chrisiisn, Jr, 800 Okla
bona avenue NE 90 days Rnd Traiiic
, School William Z 5ooker. 5li u street
. = w ~ DAYS and Trnfft school Fred.
efick = Berry 1904 n street NV. 30
. DAYS wellington Mcneil, f12G Potomac
Ryepu, 81 . days and Traffic School;
. Luthel WhK, IT., 2a22 First street wv
Rsgmona SHARP, l3l2 Ninth street
oates street NE. 80 days, Herbert
Aik'ns hl2 Ninth street 81 90 days
Also .lQseph NJ weber js@7 Utah
avenue NV, 80 days, Joseph r. Johns.
ton, 43D Ottawa street, Forest Heightf.
Nc 80 days Frank Miller. 4OiD
Lighth street T., 90 days Jesse Glover.
lNl Fifty-stvtnin street Sc 10 DAYS;
RUBEN Garter. IL 1891 East Capitol
kss... u Us days DAYS, Earl y Crosby, iei9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Permits of 80 Drivers
Revoked, 81 Suspended

Thiryeieht motor vehicle permits revoked
and 81 others suspended during the week. the Department
of Vehicles and Traffic has announced
There ~ additional charges of driving without District
permit registration In these the drivers privilege of being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Mental State Found to Fix
Effect of Cold on Body
BY RENNIE TAYLOR
Associated Press Science Reporter

SAN FRANCISCO April N9-Medica investigators have
obtained evidence that your determine to
considerable extent how body will be affected by
cold. says Stanford University physiologist
Test subjects whose hands kept submerged in ice water
were made to feel no pain by hypnotic suggestion he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

Fort Dupont Citizens Associa-
ton, Anne Beers School. Thirty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

Pacific" because she was de-
termined to play the Japanese
lead in "Sayonara." Mitzi
made a special trip to New
York to see Josh Logan and, in
the elevator going up. she
learned that Marion BrandO
had the lead and he was in
sisting on the genuine Japanese
article. Then what am I doing
here?" Mitzi wondered. Her
agent persuaded her to see
Logan anyway. Can you sing?"
he asked Mitzi. She allowed
she could. Logan asked her to
test for Nellie. And that was it.
Grace Kelly, who loves to
gamble. goes to neighboring
Cannes when she feels the urge
to try her luck. In Monaco she
is barred by protocol from en-
tering the gambling rooms
which pay such a handsome i'm
come to her husband, Prince
Rainier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

LAMAR lmperSonaClng Joan OF
Arc. The thunderstruck express
sion she displays on hearing
those voices represents a brand
of acting Miss Lamar has not
achieved since Ecstasy"
No match for her but In
there trying in her brief mo-
!ment of glory is a girl named
DAM Crayne. Miss Crayne
plays Helen Of Troy and the
fiendish glee she displays on
the parapets while Greeks and
Trojans are letting blood with
vim and vigor and fire and
spear is wondrous to behold.
Virginia Mayo comes through
too, and you may never want
to see anyone else play Cleo
patra. In fact. you may never
even want to hear of Cleopatra
again. Miss Mayo apparently
didn't know whether to bur-
iesque the part or play it
straight and Mr.. Allen obvi-
ously was no help to her.
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There is a great deal more.
of course, as THE Story of
Mankind" traces man through
the days of the pharaohs.
Moses. the Crusades. the Magma
Charta, Columbus. the Spanish
Armada, Queen Elizabeth, the
American Revolution, the
French revolution. Napoleon
Lincoln. World Wars I and II
etc.
Not all of it is unintention-
ally funny. Some of it is unin-
tentionally dull. Only rarely
does it come of.
Things are not helped much
either by the intentional come
dy relief inserted. Marie Wilson
as a giggling Marie Antoinette
and Harpo Marks picture Of
Sir Isaac Newton as a harp
playing clown are completely
out of key with surrounding
activity.
So, for that matter, II
Groucho Marks impersonatior
of Peter Minuit as a real es-
tate sharpe buying Manhattan
Island and making off with the
Indian chiefs daughter. Thi'
is just a burlesque skit discon.
certingly come upon without
warning. Groucho plays it fol-
laughs, though, and it's
bright spot in "The Story Of
Mankind"
If you approach this affair
with the properly clinical att.
tude. Of course. you will fine
many bright spots. Things lik,
Joan Of Arc speaking in he
own defense in a definite vi
, ennese accent. Or Peter LORE
debauched Nero flinging vim
goblets at the dancing girls ant
looking with mad glee on burn
ing Rome. Lots and lots o
| things like that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Ava Is a BuIIfiqhter?

miere - three wide bands of
mink stitched together, each
band in a different color: White.
beige and black. Very effective
and this is one more piece of
loot Martha was given by Bal
main from her Paris Holiday
wardrobe.
Not only has Mrs. RossanO
Brazil lost poundage. but hand
some husband Rossano himself
has shed 10 pounds-in Hawaii,
which was hot when they went
there for South Pacific" They
are still talking on the island
Of Lydia's bikini. To Judge her
giggles, it was something less
than nothing.
Chatted with handsome Ital-
ian star Cesare DanOva. and,
while he has a good chance of
playing in ben Hur" for Metro,
the boy-after two years Of
waiting, while he learned Eng
lish-is now impatient to work.
And his agent is booking him
for other pictures.
Ann Sheridan doing the town
with longtime buddy Jacques
Mapes. ! remember when Annie
was the Oomph Girl of Holly
wood-about 10 years ago. Now
the accOlade belongs to kim
Novak. I hope she will look
as good in 1875 as Sheridan
does now.
y
Mitzi Gaynor landed the plum
Nellie FOrbuSh role in South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

You may never forget. to
turn to another page in history.
the spectacle of Miss Hedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

HOLLYWOOD IN A N A.
Ava Gardner, who likes bull
fighters, can play a lady who
fights bulls, in Donald Barry's
production. THE Secret Of the
Cape" Barry called to tell me
he has Fernando Lamas about
to sign, and that, If he can't
get Ava, he'll try for Dorothy
Malone or Lana Turner. The
latter teaming would be inter-
esting. At one time it was
thought Lana and Fernando
would marry.
Prediction: That the new
Mrs. Bling Crosby-Kathy Grant
will give up her career be-
fore this time next year, for
family life. F.. Shelley Winters
and husband Anthony Fran
ciOsa have decided their mar
riage is personal and sacred"
and will give no interviews on
the subject. Or any chats for
publication together. What
happens when they go into
production-personal and pro-
fessional?
Janet Leigh played 1t smart
this time-sent all her new
Paris gowns home by air. Last
year, Janet sent them by boat
the Andrea Doria. So, If you
see a fish wearing a Jacques
Faith creation, you'll under
stand.
1t took Jane Powell one day
to record the songs for her Girl
Most Likely" album. But two
days to pose for the picture on
the cover. :. 20th-Fox's Buddy
Adler Is paging Lloyd Nolan to
join Spencer Tracy in 40 North
Frederick" Joan Collins is
set for Guys and Dolls" with
Tony Martin and Alan King,
for next summers Dallas State
Fair.
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Add incidentals: Sandra
Knight, the just-turned-l9 new
conner signed by Bob Mitchum
as his leading lady in whip
poorwill," is the daughter Of ar
MGM policeman. She resembles
Teresa Wright.
Martha Hyer is now decora-
ting the arm of Producer Ross
Hunter. She was wearing some.
thing new in evening stoles al
the MY Man Godfrey" pre-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

Something neU has been added! There's real
fire and power in his portrayal Of kid pushed
around by fate ). fighting back! An entertain
ment for everybody, story that packs punch,
picture rich in song and romance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

Mitzi GaynOr landed the plum
Nellie Forbush role in South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

movie that serves only to bring
TO mind that old Joke about the
telephone book having terrific
east even II the plot is weak.
There is q difference, of course.
The fllm at the Metropolitan
and Ambassador Theaters, as a
glance at the fine print there
will tell you. does have q ter
rife cast. It also, unlike the
phone book, is loaded with plot.
It is, in fact. overloaded and
Producer-Director Irwin Allen
obviously has not known what
to do with 1t all. He can hardly
be blamed. The story of man.
kind-from cave to H-bomb-
does stretch the old dramatic
unities more than somewhat.
y
The device chosen by Mr..
Allen in his attempt to bring
Mr.. Van Looms serious his
torical work into movie focus
Is the Celestial trial. The High
Judge convenes the High Tri-
bunal Of Outer Space because
q serious crisis has arisen on
the planet called Earth. Man
has discovered the super H
bomb so years before sched-
ule and the question now is
whether or not he shall be
allowed to set it OF and ami
hilate the race.
Old Scratch. in oily person..
iflcation by Vincent Price,
comes up from the neither re-
sions to argue that man is q
bum and his well-deserved
finish is long overdue. The
Spirit Of Man. in the solid.
right-thinking person Of Rom
aid Colman, leaps to the de-
Tense. He declares that mans
good deeds outnumber his evil
ones and that his struggle
onward and upward has been
Q continuing and noble one.
It may shock you Cor con-
firm your suspicious, depend
ing on your point of view to
discover that Old Scratch is
either a better lawyer than the
Spirit of Man or the bulk of
evidence Is on his side. What
ever the reason, he makes a
much better case for finishing
man right now than his OPP
ponent does for giving man a
little more rope.
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While this debate in outer
space is going on a vast and
preposterous kaleidoscope of
history flashes before you in
Technicolor. THE Story of
Mankind" movie version) is
hardly going to be recon-
mended by the teachers Of his
tory. but some Of 1t will have
TO be called memorable.
You won't soon forget. for
instance, the Birth of Reason.
Cave man lurking about in the
woods during a storm sees a
fellow man with a girl. He lobs
o rock over, fells the man,
hauls the girl off to a cave.
Lightning strikes a tree, starts
o fire and the two are drawn
out by its wondrous warmth.
Other fellow shakes his head,
rises and the girl goes over to
hold his hand. The three Of
them stand there staring at
the flames. Learning to Live
Together.
In no Time at all man has
invented the wheel and Is off
TO the races-and the wars.
y
You may never forget. to
turn to another page in history,
the spectacle of Miss Hedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theatef Attractions
and Time o. Showing

Stage
Arena-"The Doctors Diem
ma: $3.50 pm.
Catholic University - BILLY
Budd"; $3.50 pm.
acknowledgement Tables"
$3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador-"The Story of
Mankind; 1:15. sos. ass,
6:45. 8::S5 and 1890 pm.
CapitOl-"Time Limit; IL: 40
am. lao. 3:45, 5:45, 7:50 and
$50 pm.
Columbia - MY Gun Is
Quick: ll:l5 am. 1:55. 4:45.
7:25 and 1918 pm.
Dupont = PERI: !, ESQ.
$40. $50. $40 and 1905 pm.
Keith's :. "Escapade in ia
pam; HAS am, LAS, 3:45.
$3.50. 1850 and $50 pm.
Macarthur - panic In The
Parlor":: $50. 8:15 and 10 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Story of
Mankind": 1885 am. 1875,
$40. $40. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Ontario-"Raintree County;
$3.50 pm.
Palace - Three Faces of
Eve; 11:45 am, las, 3:45,
5:45. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Playhouse - THE Joker Is
Wild; II am. lao. 4:20, Z
and Gas pm.
Plaza - His First Affair.";
IL. 2. 4. 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Story of
Esther Costello; 1880 am.
1880. $3.50, $50. 1880 and $40
pm.
Uptown-"Around the World
in 80 Days; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders Of
the World: 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01
THE PASSING SHOW
THE PASSING SHOW
The Story ofMlonkind'
Overloaded With Plot
~ HARRY MacARTNUH

1t is doubtful II Henrik Wilem Loon looked into
eear and arseeng crystal ball when he penning 1.-THE
Story Mankind he had he might have the pen down
let other scribe have the honor of writing the
seller that has for time second only to the Bible
Mr. Van Looms masterwork has been turned into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

THE STORY OF MANKIND" war
duction, nroduced ana directed by By
Irwin Allen, scTeenpiay BY Allen and
Charles Bennett. from the book. by
Henrik Willen Van Loon. In Techni-
color. At the Metropolitan and Am
bassador Theaters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO 1882

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
NOVEMBER Secretary State Clarence
great Republican rally
ceding election. er#~ts
NOVEMBER Dr. v Christopher elected president when old
Baccarat Chapter Rainbow Veterans reorganzed A Rankin
president Carol M Cox secretary and correspondent and Cyril
Fisher, I
NOVEMBER 18o street lights scattered through business
Dental section be turned off according
agreement of London Council and Ohio Edison
NOVEMBER d English of Mrs
Simmons at east edge Lilly Chapel thought be only in
Madison County, said to have borne fruit for fifty
NOVEMBER o. Burr London postmaster receives forms
get bids for site of Federal building in London
NOVEMBER Case OF nfanle paralysis
Jefferson reported
NOVEMBER "Calle" ham, sc pound hamburger pounds &c.
leg of lamb zoe pound, in grocers lists.
NOVEMBER Plain City schools closed recently because scarlet
YEARS -
NOVEMBER Reverend Imbre called
London Presbyterian Church
L. Wilkins.
NOVEMBER Madsonaies group goes sings
veterans at hospital
NOVEMBER London Business and Professional Womens Club
organized, Miss Margaret A. Converse president.
NOVEMBER = William Smith, Mrs Smith, Lon
don killed by truck.
NOVEMBER = Tax rates increased in Madison County for 1948
NOVEMBER Madison Counys dead returned
Pfc William Kemp son of Mrs Jenny Kemp returned
NOVEMBER Z Brathwate OF
ferson at recent election.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
Homer Jones Dies
In Piqua Hospital
After An Illness

Homer Jones, a former London
resident, and a veteran of World
War I died early Thursday in a
PiQua hospital after a months ill
ness. He was SO years old.
Survivors include the widow, a
son. Raymond, who lives in Eng
land; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Mat
tingly and Mrs. Thelma Bierbaugh,
London; four brothers, Cleo, Lon
don; Frank, Springfield; Abraham,
Columbus and John, Mansfield.
Funeral arrangements will be
handled by Jamison Funeral Home
in Piqua, but will not be set until
the son arrives from England.
Friends may call the funeral home
for details.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
HOME
DEMONSTRATION
NEWS
ALUMNI GROUP

Twenty-Five members enjoyed
the October meeting of the Alumni
Home Demonstration Council
which was held at Science Hill
Grange Hall with Somerford and
Pleasant Township members as
hostess.
Our president, Mrs. Robert Ire
hearne being absent, the vice pres
ident, Mrs. Harold Hauck conduct
ed the business meeting.
Mrs. Robert Hatterman, State
Home Demonstration Council Pres
ident, told of the many apprecia-
ton notes she had received from
women from all parts of the Unit
ed States. Several were read prais-
ing Ohio women for their coopera-
ton and hospitality at the National
Home Demonstration ouncil
meeting held at Ohio State Uni
versity in September. Mrs. Halter
man and Mrs. Nall both expressed
their thanks and appreciation to all
from the council who helped dec
crate the tables at the banquet.
The hostess group gave each
member a colored maple leaf shap-
ed note pad on which they might
take home, the ideas which were
given on the program theme Let's
Have A Party" Mrs. Edward Cox
displayed several very beautiful
floral arrangements for table dec
Grating.
Mrs. Guy Heath and Mrs. Lowell
Snyder suggested some easy games
which would be interesting.
Mrs. Coen Wilson gave ideas on
invitations and decorations.
The attractive tea table arrange
ment the hostess group had pre-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
Funeral Services
Monday For Native
Of German Ci+y

Funeral services were conducted
Monday from r der Funer
Home, West Jefferson, for Andrew
Rosheisen, 81, a native of Gerhau-
sen, Germany. He had lived al
West Jefferson many years, and
was a former Oddfellow and re.
tired railroader. He died late Sat.
urday.
Survivors include the widow
Katherine; three daughters, Mrs
William Hess, Columbus and Mrs
Louis Yost and Mrs. Esther Arch.
er, Butler, Pennsylvania. Also
twelve grandchildren and six great
grandchildren survive.
Services were under the direc-
ton RAIDER Funeral Home with the
Rev. Daniel Snyder officiating. In
terment was in Pleasant Hill Gem
etery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
Several Seeking
Continued from Page /

(COntnQeQ from rage II
eIected) Robert F. Adkins, Philip
l.. Ferguson, Ivan r. Miller, Wal
do f. Rector.
JEFFERSON LOCAL S. D. e
to be elected: Donald M. Brad
ley, James w. Cook.
JONATHAN ALDER e to be
elected: Robert N. Convers e,
Glenn Dillon, Howard S. Foust,
Jay B. Graber.
FAIRFIELD MT. STERLING
LOCAL S. D., A year term, g to
be elected: Ray F. ButZ, Donald
E. Laird, Charles B. Stoer; 2 year
term g to be elected: Robert C..
Jackson, Mack D. Stoner.
MADISON SOUTH LOCAL S.
D. g to be elected: Raymond
Mcclure, Marion Meats.
SOMERFORD g to be elect
ed): Owen Alderman, William c.
Bauerle, and Clay G.. Tooker.
In only one township in the
county will there be a race, or
even a Candidate for Constable.
Glen Post is opposed by Willard
Jester in the constable race in
jefferson Township Post is the
present Merchant Policeman in
West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01

be sent to refugees awaiting reset
tlement now in camps ir Austria,
Germany, the Near East and
Southeast Asia.
THE offering will promote self
help projects to increase dignity
and freedom in under-developed
areas. This observance is an op-
portunity to hear an outstanding
speaker in regard to the needs and
opportunities which she saw In ad-
dition, the committee concludes,
let us share in this observance a
new understanding of our concern
for emerging peoples and their i'm
portance in today's world. We es-
pecially urge the whole family,
men, women and children to attend
this observance" the workers en-
phaSiZed.