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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
The Edwards
Attend State
Realtors Meet

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen c. Ed
wards, East High Street last week
had a few days visit with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Williams in Midland,
Michigan and came back to Toledo
from there to attend the forty
eighth state convention of the Ohio
Association of Peal Estate Boards.
The Edwards were registered at
the Commodore Perry Hotal, head
quarters for the sessions, which
were addressed by Governor c.
William O'Neill and several top
flight speakers from Ohio and else
where.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08

ciety's goal is to have all eighty
eight counties in the state partici-
pate in the project SO that all the
soldiers in the state will be honor
ed in these Memorial Acres"
Mrs. Esther L. Gallagher, chap
ter regent, presided at the meeting
which was opened with the regular
ritual, Mrs. Clarence Potee leading
the devotionals, followed by the
pledge of allegiance to the flag and
the singing of the National An
them, accompanied by Mrs. James
A. Smith, pianist. The message on
Defense" was read by Mrs. B. L.
Adair in the absence of Mrs. Rob-
ert Johnson, chairman of that COM
mittee. Mrs. Charles Van Cleve,
Sr., secretary, had the roll call and
minutes.
Hostesses for the day were:
Mrs. H. H Porter, Mrs. Esther l..
Gallagher, Mrs. Clarence Potee,
Mrs. Charles Van Cleve, Sr., Mrs.
Russell McShane, Mrs. Downing
Beach, Mrs. Floyd Williams, Mrs.
James H. Slaughter, Mrs. E. r.
Laird, Mrs. Oscar H. Goodheil.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs
London Students In Annual Exodus
For Many Colleges OF Their Choice

Pendleton, Roger Turvy. Clara
Wilson, Chris Sidener.
Asbury College: Donna Bruce;
Ohio Wesleyan, John Drury and
David Hume; University of Cincin-
natl, Marilyn Sollars and Arthur
Bennett; Kenyon, Peter Conway;
Findlay Don French and William
Brown; Colorado University, Dav-
id Simmon; Western Reserve Uni
versity, David Andrews; University
of North Carolina, Gerald Baynes;
David Lipscomb College, Roger
Flannery; Bowling Green Univer-
sity, Donald Baker; Texas Tech.
Jonas Morehart; Carnegie Insti-
tute, Gloria Jeanne Brown; Colum-
bus Business College, Robert Eu-
gene Brake; Albion, John Buck;
Columbus Practical Nursing
School, Barbara Jean Donohoe; st.
Mary's College, Julia Ellen Dwyer;
Wooster, Harriet Rosnagle; Indi-
ana Tech, Richard Mcclure.
Ohio University, Jack Cornell,
Judy Johnson, Linda Kizer, Anne
McCaulely and Richard Robson.
Muskingun College, Jerry Lee
Hartman, David Jackman, William
Carter, Jr., Robert Marrah.
University of Dayton, John Sui
livan, Richard Reese and Barbara
Noe
Two who are attending Colun-
busSchool Schools for Girls, Posey
Burr and Connie Bridgman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08

Almost month has passed since
the gong has rung and there has
been that annual exodus of stud
ents taking off for college, some
leaving home for the first time,
others who are by this time upper
classmen, and some who will this
year complete their college work.
London High School graduates
who are registered at Ohio State
University are. Charlene Cristee,
Gwendolyn Farrar, Shelton Green,
John c. Barck, Beatrice Dillon,
James Herman, j ohn Marrah,
Nancy Silver, Charles Clark, Leon
ard Rowe, Robert Hume, Vaughn
Bass, Marvin Dworkin, William
Martin, Linda Hood, Romaine Rec
tor, Sylvia Wicker, Jerry Bang
ham, Bruce Roudebush, Donald
Barr, James Smith, Tom Bopeley,
Nancy Harrington, Richard Le-
Beau and Robert Phleger
At Wittenberg College, Spring
field are: Vicijean Geer, Phyllis
Baker, Ruth Strine, David Smith,
Sheryll Green, Rose Ann Hayman.
At Wilmington College: Sidney
Wilson and Larry RothwelL
At Grant Nursing: Dorothy
Drake and Carol Jean Culp.
At Mercy Hospital Nursing
Kathleen Fleming. ..
At Miami University, Oxford:
Tom Savage, Donald Brake, Carol
Bardon, Patricia Mustard, David
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
Robinsons Feted
Before Leaving
For Home In South

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson,
left Thursday morning for Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida where they
will spend the winter in the spa
cious new mobile home which is
located in Azalea Trailer Colony at
COL S. w. 9th Avenue.
Before they took off for the
south the Robinsons were enter
tanned informally at several supper
parties. Two of these in South
Charleston, one with Mrs. Walter
Florence as hostess and at the
other they were guests of Mrs.
Austin Wildman.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Farquhar had dinner at
their home on Whitaker Drive, en-
tertaining the Robinsons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray M. Creath and Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Florence, South
Charleston Pike.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
Facts About
Folks

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hiding
er, 66 West High Street, recently
returned after three weeks va
cation in Daytona Beach, Florida.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Bacon, North
Union Street, and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Holton, East First Street,
are home from a trip to Pine
Mountain Settlement School in
Harlan County, Kentucky. They al
so stopped for a short time in Alb
ingdon, Virginia and Cumberland
Falls.
Paul Fettrow, National Pike left
Thursday by plane for Ft. Lauder
dale, Florida.
DR.. and Mrs. William T. Bacon
were in Kansas City, several days
last week attending the conven-
ton of the Southwest District
Medical Association.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CIevenger
have moved from West Jefferson
to London. Mrs. Della Hoover is
residing in their home at 242 West
Pearl Street in West Jefferson.
~ .4
Only free peoples can hold their
purpose and their honor steady to
common end, and prefer the in
terests of mankind to any narrow
infarac+ of +bai,, ouy,,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
Girls Friendly"
Helps Plan For
Bishop S Visit

The Girls Friendly Society for
its weekly meeting in the church
undercraft turned its attention
primarily to baking cookies to be
served when the Bishop of Liberia
was honored at a tea following his
talk at Sundays "Evensong."
The members played games of
other countries and rehearsed for
the admission service, before they
had refreshments and adjourned
the meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08

Mrs. John Foster, Midway Pike,
has returned after a several weeks
stay in Mackinac City, Michigan.
She was accompanied to Michigan
by her daughter, Mrs. Ivor K.
Adams and her daughter Sally of
Columbus.
~ ~
Mrs. Roy Garrison, Mrs. Jesse
White, and Mrs. Marion Dawson
of Ross County, were Friday after
noon guests of Mrs. John Turvy
Logan Avenue.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
SPRING FORK GRANGE
TO MEET AT 8 OCT. g

Spring Fork Grange members
will have installation of officers at
the meeting on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 8. All members are urged to
attend and are asked to please
note that time of the meeting has
been changed to 8 o'clock instead
of $50 p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
Camp Fire Leaders
To Meet Tues. Oct. g.
In Parish Hall ..

All last years leaders, this years
leaders and sponsors of the Camp
Fire and Blue Bird groups, are
asked to attend a meeting in the
Parish Hall of ST. Johns Luther
an Church Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober s at s pm. s..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
Barbara Zinser
To Appear On
Sally Flowers

Barbara Zinser, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Zinser, Garfield
Avenue, will appear as guest per-
former on Sally Flowers Show
Thursday evening, October 10. She
is student of the Helen Marx
Dance Studio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
HOUSE-WARMING AT
LINCOLN LODGE

A house-warming party at Lin
coin Lodge last Friday evening for
Mrs. Mary Ringer, of New Rome,
was attended by Mrs. Lawrence
Thompson, and Mrs. Donald Colley
of London; Mrs. Thelma Pence,
Mrs. Lee Wilkeson, Mrs. Helen
Kerns all of Westgate, Columbus;
Mrs. Eunace Fox, Hilliard Road
and Mrs. Kathryn Braithwaite of
West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
The Clifton Cookies To Represent
"Pan-Am" At Trauel Meet In Spain

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton N. Cooke
will depart this week for a two
week business trip to Europe
where they will attend the 28th an
nual convention of the American
Society of Travel Agents in Ma
drid, Spain, as representatives of
Pan American World Airways.
Mrs. Cook is the former Mari
lyn Martin, daughter of Mrs. Mari
on Hornbeck and granddaughter of
Judge Roscoe G.. Hornbeck, South
Walnut Street.
The Cookies will fly from New
York to Los Angeles to escort a
group of West Coast travel agents
on a special flight inaugurating
Pan Ans new Polar Route from
Los Angeles to London. Pan Am
is the first American flag airline to
pioneer this new route which will
link the major West Coast cities
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08

The man who tries to work for
the good, believing in its eventual
victory, while he may suffer set
back and even disaster, will never
know defeat. The only deadly sin
l know is cynicism.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08

with the important European capi-
tails. The 5000 mile flight will fol-
low a great circle course over Can
ada and Greenland. A refueling
stop win be made at Frobisher Bay
on Baffin Island near the Arctic
Circle. Seventeen hours are requir-
ed for the flight, using the newest
long-range Douglas DC-7C Clip
pers.
After spending a few days in
London, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke will
fly on to Madrid via Barcelona foI
the seven day travel convention
Some 1000 delegates will partici-
pate representing every phase OF
the travel and transportation in
dustry.
Following the convention the
Cookies will fly home to New York
by way of Lisbon, Portugal.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08

A word is not a crystal, trans
parent and unchanged, it is the
skin of a living thought and may
vary greatly in color and content
according to the circumstances and
the time in which it is used
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08

Here is your opportunity to try the
product which is guaranteed to get
your clothes whittier, brighter than
you have ever had them before.
Climalene "pre-softens" water, to
clear the way for the soap or deter
gent. 1t also adds its own cleansing
power to that of your soap or de-
tergent. Use it with your favorite
soap or detergent, in either auto
matte or conventional washers.
Booster-action Climalene will actu-
ally remove 20% more dirt than
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-08
:. to prove to you that it gets out
20% MORE DIRT than soaps or
detergents alone!

soaps or detergents alone! See how
dingy white collars and cuffs, grimy
playclothes, greasy soiled work
clothes come clean almost Like
magic.
Everyone who attends The Gasco
Food and Modern Living Institute
will take home a sample package
of Climalene. Some lucky person
will win a years supply of booster
action Climalene cleanser on the
last night of the Institute.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Luxury 2-Bedrm. Apt.
Close-in.. cony. Wilson blvd. and
Lee hwy. Spacious rooms. balcony,
I3 exposures. garbage disposal, Oft.
Irefgr. with freezer recreation room
avail, 10 tenants: lighted. of street
parking; $135 per mo. Apply 1905
y. ~uinn DREsYFuss Ri r BROS.
1919 18th ST. NV. Ma. S-056C
Evening star., 1957-04-13

BEAUTIFUL STONE HOME. "a mi.
louisville. Nd on Laytonsyilie- Unity
rd;Lcenter hall 8 bedrms.. 3la
beautiful modern kitchen 4 fire-
places. full bsmt., steam heat. On
2-acre lot, completely newly dec.
GRATED. 10 miles from German
town, z miles from Olney. $3.50
monthly. See by appt. only. Phone
Evening star., 1957-04-13

SILVER sPRING--e.bedrm, ants
newly, dec IN lovely Sligo Park
lge llv. rm. din. area comb. nice
kit.. picture. windows. cross vent.
laundry and storage facils.: from
%nH incl utils Mrs. WHEELER
Evening star., 1957-04-13

TEMPLE HILLS. Sc. MD.-3 bed
rms. full bsmt., brk. rambler: IiT.
schools; immed. occup.: S140 mo.
MR.. BEACH, LO. 7-3215, ewes. RE.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOvERs---Larye or small.
we do them all; careful and rea-
sonable. ~, 2-055S ana IA. 9-Ull5.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving ;
Peaches q speciality. S. {. NORRIS,
Tu. 2-l150 or Ii. 6-2SS9
LOCAL MOVING AND DELIVERY,
entire Metro. Area. any time; rea
enable. IA. 4-2449, OF. 1888.
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night. reasonable rates. DU. z
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; save storage
N separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE Co, INC, Established 1906.
RoYALL TRANSFERS. rooms as
low as $50. or So per hour. AD
2.624s. 2l'
THE LOWEST CHARGING and most
patient OF reput. loc movers. HILL
TRANSP. AP. 7-g656. LU. l-9500.
EDELhIAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937. l4s
Evening star., 1957-04-13
3-BEDROOM
DUPLEXES
ASPEN HOMES
RUSSELL Il Hg, p ISI52 ANp ASPEN ST. :

RUSSELL RID. AND ASPEN ST.
ALEXANDRIA
Attached homes with private from,
and rear entrances: picture windows
and bsmt. with auto. washer and
drler. controlled gas furnace with
hot, water heating system; modern
Kitchen with electric refqr. With
freezer space, gas cooking stove
garbage disposal; good public transp
d. C.; convenient 10 shopping cen
ter, public and pProchial schools
and churches: children welcome
plav areas available; complete main
tensnee service. Rents. from SIi5
TO Sl22 30. Model apt. at 235 Aspen
81. open ! pm. TO o pm. Monday
through Friday Saturday and Sun.
GAY Gay 10 An 70 5pM. For ;ntorme-
lion. call XII. $4,000 or TIE. 6-S117.
Evening star., 1957-04-13

ARL.. VA, 2300 n. Lexlngton-3
bedrooms, lge, liying-dining rm..
lease, sI25 mo. Open Sunday, go
pm, or call weekdays. NE. S-S020.
Evening star., 1957-04-13

FALLS CHURCH. 2i4 W. Jefferson
se.--Stone bedrooms. IA baths.
full basement. on large lot; $3.50.
Can be seen now. Available April
Evening star., 1957-04-13

COL0RED--IOWA APIS, 1925 18th
ct. n.w.--Walk to work: 2 bed-
rms. newly decor. venet. blinds,
modern stove. refgr.. incl. heat, hot
water. janitor serv.; elev. bldg.
See res. mgr, Apt. 8, or call CO.
CoL0RED-fth AND BUCHANAN
N.W.-l rm.. kit. bath: cpl: $4S
mo-. utiis. incl. RA. 6-31O2.
CoL0RED = 2 BEDRME., nv. rm.,
XII. and bath; $50 per mo. Adults
Tu 2.7l7l. 1880 pm. through
CoLoRED--23 46th ST. s.E. (cor.
Gna z; capitol ael and Bennig I'd. sch
kitchen and bath; freshly painted; I;
new blinds; $40 month. incl. ali
utilities: open for inspection. LU.
Z-al66 or RE. 7-3128,
COLORED--6th AND r ST. N.W.--2
rms, Kit, bath: $45 mo-; RE. =
:2S2Z4. ~. 2-1l1l PENNY" APoS-
COL0RED-2 AND 5 RM., APIS.
and emeiencies: $40 up. Also light
housekeeping and sleeping rms, S25
mo. Close in. Ii. 4-7726.
CoLORED-I483 NEWTON NV
\, a DR.. apts.: redec.: det. bldg.
Ideal shops. transp. See ianitor.
C0L0RED-l0eO ROsEDALE ST.
sarn; sest! stTKs Key fssa. fls RS RsS5h aSaHs VIE:
laos fit ,s,h dIRARD Iao ST. N.w.-s rms.
oatS 1saa usII. sT"nH sss' g. n'w'-s rm'.' kit
1850 Willard st. n.w.-4 rms.
Kit. bath, h.-w.h., $50.
6l5 4th 81 s.W, Ma. s-1sla
COLORED
I5nlS NASH ST. NE, 2nd h.---2 rms. ,
kit. bath. lge. space in bsmt.. range.
rsigrs gas heat. ,redec. Rent sos. so,
HoHENsTEiNS n BROS sss y a oota poNAHuF NJ S111
3D. II 81. NE. II. $4,000
COLORED-SEE o8iI FRANKLIN
ST. N.E.--Entlre ist fioor and bsmt.
O RodER E Moss MOSS. REALroR
Ho. 2-6020 Ewes. Sun. HE. 4.g292
1929 Belmont 81. k.wt.--Nice
1l3s sladensburg Rd. N.E-s4''o s4''oo
,.2 rms. kit. and bath $3.50
b6eusi' BATH. lust re1scdeIsd' r@s,; ki5' ana 40 90
1742 Corcoran st. NV
lee. rms, kit and bath. Just
remodeled $500
|2i7 z st, NV rms. kit.
and bath. redecorated 59.50
709 Irving St. N.W,--2 rms.
kit. and bath. redecorated $3.50
22S N st. N.W.-Niee lae.
1904 o st, NV rms. kit. 0s'0V
:, and bath. rsdecorated $500
ground Ar, apt. $500
kit and bath, redecorated $500
141a 9th st. N.w.--Loveiy Q
rms, kit. and bath $500
361S 11th 81. N.W.--Lovely 4
rms, kit. and bath. nice
IA pm. 5000
HARRISON q ADAMS
932 X st. NV. MA, S-S3Os
Evening star., 1957-04-13

RoCKvH.LE-e-bedroom rambler;
equipped kitchen, living rm., bath:
nice shady lot located 9 miles
IRON Naval Medical Center and NH,
INC. PO. 2-6i5i: evss.. Mr., wilson
Ga. 4-S03l
Evening star., 1957-04-13

BETHESDA--Split-level, 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, lge. liv. rm.. sep. din.
rn., cleo. kit, scr. pch., rec. rm.
and fireplace. patio:. mr.. NH and
Naval Hospital; S225 per mo-; 2.
yr. lease. OIL. 2-71O1.
Evening star., 1957-04-13

SEAT PLEASANT. MD. 800 Addison
ro;--Newlv redec. BUNGALOW: Q
bedrms. lovely liy. rm.. full din.
rrl. lge. kit. bath. oil heat, gas
stove and refgr, full bsmt.: lot,
aOxlOh; vacant. Rental SST so
PEI nc. Call MR.. SCHMIDT. RE.
6-T654 for appt, TO inspect.
ARL, CLOSE IN-o bedrms.. sen.
elin. rm-; rec; IN; m; encl. prch.; saf.:
Evening star., 1957-04-13

FALLS cHURcH-3-bedrm. hath
rambler: large lot: 500 month.
NJ. r. REYNOLDS 4; co.
Real Estate Broker
JE. 4-46GO
Evening star., 1957-04-13
APTs. uNFURNIsHED-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, adjacent
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers; 8
min. to downtown. 3 min. to Pen.
tason: buslines at your front
ooor; ample parking; front-oftice
servicei laundry and storage in
your bldg: new refrigerators with
freezer topsi convenient for Army,
navy and AIT Force, personnel
from $7b; Mt. Vernon and Russell
I'd. Alex. TE. 6-4460.
1913 BRUCE ST., Alex, Va.-Lse.
l,bedrm. apt; recond.: good shop
ping and parking: SB7.50. Call
Res. Mgr. ov. 3-2O93.
N. THOMAS ST., opposite Ari. Hall
-bedrm, apt Ss7 80. Incl. ali
utils. Call Res: Mgr, IA. 5-B4s3.
ARL.. 2011 S. 9th, close for Penta-
gon and Annex fsmilies-1- -bedrm
Call Res. Mgr. ia. 4-2i47.
ARL-Redecorated, 1-bedroom apt,
u apt. BLDG; utils incl: M. Fori
Myer. stores and transp. EN-. 3,
BOYS Gays: EN-. 3-92OS ewes.
ARL,-2nd-h., 1-bedrm. apt, s75
incl. utils. New laundry equip
Msr.. No. @, 1904 N. Pierce St.,
ia. 0-lo54.
ARL;, IT. Myer, Pentagon, Annex-
Redee. 1-hedrm. apts.. only S72.5
1880 N. Quinn. Key Apt /.
ARLINGTON: BEST AREA. close IN
IL and = bedrooms, redecorated
MOO, kit.; walking distance Arling.
ton Hail: wooded area bus. shop
ping center. quiet; .$77 so anc
iiiMs1. YnT iSo; Nsa5 s2r Gle5e 55d;; 40l4 CO.
ARLINGTON -bedrm apt. with
private balcony, ample closet and
storage space; pvt. ofi-street park
D. C., 10 minutes. 2OO3 N
SMYTHE ST. Resident manager,
ia. 2-4l42.
ARL.. va, S minutes to d &C
bedrris., also l effic. Modern bids,
Beautiful balcony view OF city. Mr.
SMITH. Ii. 4-S300, OIL. 2-s342
NEAR PENTAGON--l -bedrrn ants
fenced yard: redec.; SIS, plus ii, utiis
Zoos s. 4th st. Arl.. ia. 2-1784'
IN THE TOWN OF FAIRFAX-Twc
large rms, combination Kitchen
dinette, tile bath. h.-w. auto. heat,
open nTeplace; city cows. in rural
atmosphere. Mr., HENRY. Crescent
3-2S4S or RE. 7-0S77.
ARLINGTON. close in-Mod. ant
Bldg. nd 9 bedrm. apts.. from
$S2 o. '.arking avail; adults, nc
pes. Call res. mgr. IA. S-I133
Or drive out Wilson blvd. Just /
6locS past Fl. Myer dr., left on N
oak 81. 70 ONCE, 1900 10th I'd. N,
ARLINGTON, neafby-Living rnl-,
oedrm., kit. and bath; heat and
not water fiirn., md floor. e00I
n Cleveland st. Ell. 6-41Sg.
ARLINGTON. Fort Craig Ion Wash
olvd., opposite Wash. q; Lee shop'
center l-,Lee. and bedrm. apts +.
per mo. All utils. incl. Res mgr
"a s.. Courthouse rd., Apt, q
Evening star., 1957-04-28

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Mozor Masterpieces
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WIN. {. Miller
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Furnituge's Holl Of Fome
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819 7th 81. NV.
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9l8 Fifth St. NV.
VIRGINIA
CordweIl's. Inc.
$40 N. Glebe Rood
Arlington. virginic
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Clarendon. virginio
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Mayer & Company
Seven Corners
Arlington. visginio
Strotford Ccrpet Shop
829 S. Washington St.
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BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Lockhort's
8z24 Wisconsin Ave.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Mount Vernon-Lee
Ties Covinqton

Cary hewitt singled home
Gary Calhoun in the sixth in
ming to give Mount Vernon-Lee
an 8-8 tie with Covington in a
Little League All-Star game
last night at Mount Vernon
High School.
John Anderson slammed a
bases-loaded home run in the
fourth inning to give Coving-
ton an 8-6 lead. The Alexan-
drians scored a single run in
the fifth and tied the game in
the sixth.
Pete Denitto hit a home run
for Mount Vernon-Lee in the
third inning. =
Jim Lemon, Dick Hyde and
Russ Kemmerer of the Sena-
tors attended the game. Lemon,
formally from Covington, threw
out the first ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
$4,000 See DiMoggio
Win OId-Timers Come

NEW YORK. July q R-
Joe DiMaggio, CRAVING but still
graceful. responded to the roars
Of $4,000 fans and a bit of COL
fusion today for another "Yan-
kee victory" in the annual Old
Timers Day celebration at
Yankee Stadium.
More than so former stars of
the Yanks and Tigers, immortal
Ty Cobb among them, were on
hand. Introduction of the for
mer American League greats
and two honored guests, Sam
(Wahoo) Crawford and Joe
Mccarthy, newest additions to
the Hall of Fame, took place
prior to the game between the
much more spry 1857 Yanks
and Tigers.
DiMaggio. who few back
from a tour Of Europe for the
big day, scored the only run of
an informal two-inning
game"
After passing up about two
dozen pitches as not quite right
and finally lifting a long fly to
Centernelder Pete Fox in the
first inning. DiMaggio turned
UP an out-of -order hitter in the
second.
His high fly to left fell at
the struggling feet Of Heinie
Manush for a single.
DiMaggio made it to second
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on a bouncing single by Billy
johnson and scored from sec
ond when Detroit Pitcher Dizzy
Trout and Catcher Mickey
Cochrane bumped waistlines
under Bud Metheny's pop fly.
Cobb and several others of
the older old-timers confined
their participation to coaching
or dugout advice.
Charlie Gehringer, back at
his accustomed second-base
spot for Detroit. hit the longest
ball of the contest, a high drive
that bounced into the right
field stands for a ground-rule
double.
Other former Detroit stars
introduced included Hal New
houser, Billy Hitchcock. Pat
Mullin, Virgil Trucks, School
boy Rowe, Eldon Auker, Tom
my Bridges. Doc Cramer. Billy
Rogell, Dale Alexander. Alvin
Crowder, Johnny Neun, Clyde
Manion. Chick Shorten. Frank
O'Rourke, Oscar Witt. George
Moriarity and Davy Jones.
Other YankS were Lefty Co.
mez. Spud Chandler. Nick Ell
ten, Johnny Lindell. Marius
Russo, Hank Borowy. Buddy
Hassett. Monte Pearson, Joe
Page, Arndt Jorgens. Joe
Glenn, Red Rolfe, Dusty Cooke
Sam Byrd, Lynn Larry. Red