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Evening star., 1959-12-09
AIonzo FogIemGn;
Worker in Church,
Transit Worker

Alonzo w. Doc) Fogleman.
4S. a transit employe here for
% years. died Of a heart attack
Saturday at his home, 401 Sa-
vannah street Sc.
A native of Durham, N. c.,
Mr.. Fogleman Joined the old
Capital Transit Co. two years
after coming to Washington in
1885.
Mr.. Fogleman was an active
m ember of the Congress
Heights Baptist Church. where
he was a deacon for eight years
and served at various times as
superintendent of the Sunday
school and the adult depart
ment. He also directed a group
from the church which helped
organize the White Hall Bap-
tist Church in Accokeek. Md.
He leaves his wife, Edith; a
son, Gerald, and two dauphters,
Jean and Linda Lou. all of the
home address. He also leaves
four brothers, G. w. of 3507
North Delaware street, Airing
ton; Burnic. John and Poe
Fogleman of Durham, N. c.;
and six sisters, Mrs. Paul Bone
of Chicago, Mrs. John Nc
Graham, Miss Edith Fogleman.
Mrs. Leory carp, and Mrs. j. E.
Collette. all of Durham, and
Mrs. Jack Leigh of Bell Haven.
N. c.
Services were held yesterday
at the Congress Heights S
Baptist Church, 621 Alabama
avenue Sc, with burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
SuIes-Tux Yield Tops
Others in 2o Stutes

CHICAGO.-The 33 states
which levy sales taxes collected
81 billion dollars in revenue
from such sources during fiscal
1859, a yield that amounted to
almost one fourth of all State
tax collections.
Twenty-nine of the 33 levy
ing states found the sales tax
their most productive single
tax source. Washington COL
lected So per cent of its total
tax revenue from the sales tax,
now the highest in the Nation
since it was boosted to 4 per
cent last April.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
c. A. Zunner Funeral

Funeral services for Charles
Tanner. retired jeweler
and matchmaker who died
Monday, will be held at II am.
tomorrow at st. Paul's Luther
an Church. Connecticut avenue
and Everett street NV. Burial
will be in Congressional Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Leather handles horn handles, and smart metal rinos
ore among the interesting, expensive looking handles
long-weorn9 imported acetate covers in prints bordes,
plain coIOrs and novelties TO- l6-rib and poQodo STYLES
Konns-Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Cyprus Elections Set

NICOSIA, Dec. 9 (AP).-
Elections for the first House Of
Representatives for an inde-
pendent Cyprus will be held
January 10, it was announced
this week. The presidential
election is next Sunday. Cyprus
becomes independent Of Britain
on February 10.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. Q (AP) l..
= Movie goers viii be faced
with q new dimension in
understandable AromaRama
catches on.
The movie Behind the
Great Wall" accompanied by
changing scents, was pre-
sented by AromaRama at the
DeMille Theater here last
night. Its producers say it is
the first to use smells.
The movie itself is a fine
travelogue filmed in Red China
by Leonardo Bronzi, an Italian
producer. 1t won best film"
and best photography prizes
at a Brussels exposition.
Overwhelming Smells
The smells. however, tend to
be overwhelming, nauseous and
often distract from the film
which moves in color from the
teeming streets of Hong Kong
and Shanghai to the barren
steppeS of Mongolia and the
Cobb Desert.
The prevailing smell, with
variants, is a pungent, Oriental
incense, reminiscent only of q
Chinese curio shop.
which descend from vents in
the ceiling.
In a meadow scene, Aroma
rama gets across the smell of
fresh grass, However, one
smells only the grass. not the
herds of horses and sheep
grazing in it.
There are also difficulties
There are many other smells,
however. Most are unrecog-
nizable, but each is distinct
and separate. The picture at
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Rev. |. A. SeidIer

WIGGINS, Colo, Dec. 9 (AP)
Rev. Leo Arnold Seidler,
81, of Pittsburgh, field director
of the American Board of Mis-
sions, died Monday of a heart
attack. He was born in Dietz,
Germany.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Abel MuIdonudo

SANTA BARBARA. Calf :,
Dec. 9 AP).-Abel Maldonado,
SO, magician known profess
sionally as Senior Maldo, died
yesterday Of cancer.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Virgin Islands TuIks

Secretary of the Interior
Seaton will go to the Virgin Is
lands tomorrow to attend a
meeting of the Virgin Islands
Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Custom-mode
Dropery Clearance

Z Pink Tweed-Iine DFopsries. 48"
wide 81" long. Less than "a price,
500
I Pink Twssd-Iined Drppsy. 1876"
wide x 81" long. Triple width.
Less than " price 1000
I Psir Of 80" TooM Luxury SOtin
Dropss. AZ" long. Was 7.95, SOS
| Pair Of 81" Toost Luxury SOtin
Dropes: IS" long. "a widths rs
Was l2.22 ---------T.95
| Pair Of Luxury SGfin DEopes.
Toost. l4o"xle7", 3 widths. Wos
! poir Cocoa ce.sod. Drops..
4s"xI8" long. Less thon "a price,
500
I Pair Of Apricot, Beige DFopes.
55x96 Va widths. Less than Y
price -------------- --o'VV
Z Pair Of custom-msds Venetion
Blinds. Green, 4ox72" long. Less
thon u price 500
z custom-mede Spotted Motehstiek
RoIIups. Walnut, 46x72. Less thon
" price --------- 9.VV
I Gold Motehstiek cofs. Less than
" price 500
W6L-Droperies, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Candy Specials

Assorted Plain and Filled Cookies
in two pound florol tin. Reg
ulorIy l.79 Las
Derey Fruit cokes in two pound size.
Regularly LOO DE
WGL-Condy, lst Floor
Also Chevy Chose
ond 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Savings on
coots and Suits

IS Suits In silk and wool blends,
royon and 1905 wool. We're 25.95
IS coass end Suits In loo96 wool,
soma wolkino suits and holt sizes
included. Were $500 to 5000.
1900
20 WooI cooss end Suits. Were
$500 10 1895 ----------lI.Vo
W5L-Foshion 5th coots and Suits,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Sportsweor Reduced

50 pairs Of Topersd Stacks in wool
pIoids, stripes, muted prints and
plain coIors. Less than Va price.
400 70 100
30 Cotton Knit Skirts in oquo or
toupe. Were $50 - 800
400 Skirts in wool and wool blends
in ploids, tweeds and plain colors.
Sizes 10 to l8 in the group. Were
7.ee to 22.e5-----5.oo to 1900
40 LeotheF Joekets in finoertip, short
or weskit styles. Good color selection.
Were 1875 to $500,
1900 to $500
IS Sweoters in wool, Orion and wool
blends. Cordioons, puIlons and novel;
ties in group. Were 500 to l4.95,
800 to 100
100 BIeuses in cottons, silks, bro
codes and royon. Good selection of
sizes and styles. Were 1879 to $500,
500 70 100
50 Cashmere Sweaters including
puIlon, cordioons and novelties. Long
or short sleeve styles in good selec-
ton of coIors. Were 1895 to $500,
400 to 800
S PIoysuits with motehins skirts in
red and white or purple and white
print. Were 1850 80 1890
Q co-oFdinotes including blouse with
netehins skirt. Cotton in green and
white or blue and white print. Were
$500 $500
80 Cotton Knit Sleeveless Blousss in
navy and white checks or block and
white print. Were 7.99 ---5 500
IS co-oFdinGtes by o famous maker.
Aquo, blue and white print in cotton
Knit Sleeveless BIouses. Were ! .95,
500
~ Length Jockets, were 1875,
400
Slim Skirts. Were l4.e5----Io.oo
WGL-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
also Chevy Chose. 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Women's Dress
CIeoFonce

This sroup includes eottons, silk
shantunss, Eeyon sheers IN prints
end elsor eoIoss. Sizes l2h TO
z4h end 80 TO a in the group.
50 Were 1875 to ls.eS---Io.oo
IS Were $500 and more---Is.oo
30 Less thon "a price ------is.oo
Is Were 1895 to 1895.
$500 to $500
WGL-Women's Dresses, Bird Floor
also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Sove 2OOo and More
Gallo Wrought Iron
Furniture Pieces

i-5-pieee Dining Group, tobIe and
a choirs. Was 1850 $500
I ReetonsuIor TcbIe with clear gloss
top. Wos 5000 ------ss 1900
! ReetansuIor TobIe with hommered
GLOSS top. Was lo7.oo - $500
! Rectangular Clear GIOss-Toppsd
TabIe. Was 45.oo-------3e.oo
I WoI PIonter. Wos 1895 3l.S5
I Rectangular cIeor GIoss-tOpped
TobIe. Was 1000 5000
I Portable Beverage Woson on
wheels, Was 80.0o----e4.oo
All assorted wrought iron chairs at
2Ooo savings.
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
SIipcover Sovinss

I-3 Square Cushion Soto Cover.
Rose. Less than "a price ----l2.S5
s-3 7 Cushion Soto Covers. Beige,
modern print, green or oroy. Were
22.e5 --~----lo.S5
4-3 Square Cushion Soto Covers.
Print in oroy, beige or green. Were
22.o5 - - ------lO.95
Z Hide-o-Bed Covers. ! gold, !
brown stripe. Were 25.95--l2.S5
I Choir Cover with square cushion.
Club style in dark green. Wos ! 3:95.
I Suuore Cushion Chair Cover.
Green provincial print. Was ! .95.
! channeI Back Chair Cover. Rose,
with square cushion. Less thon V
price 500
! Wing Chair Cover. Beige in mod
ern print. Less than " price 500
IL Pillow Studio Cover in red
texture. Less than II price --6.e5
W6L-Slipcovers, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Remnonts-FHdOy Only
Junior Sportsweor
300 +" 400
Was 1.00 TO 1875

Was 4.99 10 1875
$50 pieces o. spotwssE Ia
eIudins slseks and pedal
pushers In cotton corduroy,
slim wool pFoportioasd skirts.
jackets end blouses. Not ell
sizes end eoIoVs IN oil styles.
Sizes 7 10 IS In the group.
IS BIousss In drip-dp cotton,
roll and short sleeve styles.
Prints and solid colors in Sizes
7 TO IS. Were 800 to 500
400
WGl--Junior Sportsweor,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Food Shop Specials

FouFnieF's ElbeFto Peoch Preserves,
toste like homemade. II ounce
gloss reoulorly 35c 3 for S5e
FouTnieF's Tutti-FEutti Ice CEeom end
Pudding Topping. l0K ounce ior
regularly 55c 5000 3 for 90
M. Whitney Jumbo Ripe Olives, for
summer entertaining. Pint tin reg
ulorly SOC -- 3 for 100
Land o'Lokes Pure Honey, use on
cereal. poncokes, or in your cooking.
5 pound tin regularly 80 Ills
WGL-Food Shop. LIST Floor,
North BUILDING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Girls Spring Dresses
20 to 7.''

We're 4.99 to 1895
100 s-6x Size Dresses In NyIons
and cottons.
IS TOddIsr Spring Dresses in cotton,
oroondy, nylon. Sizes ! to 4. Were
500 to lo.95----l.s9 to 7.es
100 Strsw Hsts end Bendeeus. Were
l.3e to 3.99 --------99e TO 2.99
IS White Straw Purses. Were 90,
soc
Please add 1929 Federal tax to
hondboo price.
W5L-ChiIdren's Apparel. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Clearance on
CosuoI Fashions

IS Knit Dresses and coots. Were
400 and more -----------T .UU
5 Knit Dresses. Were $685. 1000
10 Knit Dresses in one and two piece
STYLES. Were $500 and 59.95,
400
u Knit Dresses. Were $500 to
1895 --------. 5000
50 Suits in royon and silk Acetote.
Were much more, 1000 and 2i.oo
20 Suits in royon flonneI or wool.
Were 1895 --- .- 1900
IS Suits in fIonneI. Were 1895,
$500 and 37.o0
Is Suits in wool tweed. Were $685.
and 6o.95 ----------44.Oo
IS Dresses in eottons and silks.
Were l7.95 -----lo.oo
9 Dresses in cotton. Were $500
and more --------------- 9'VV
II Dresses. Were $500 and 1895.
1000
W6L-cosuoI Sportsweor, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Skywoy Luggage
Irregulors at 40%
Less Than lf-PeFfeet
Prices

WOmsa's essss In white. sFoy, blue,
ton end srsen. But not every siEe
IN eoeh color.
Junkst. u perfect 1925 ----s.SS
~" Sausrs Tote Bos. u perfect
- - ---v- --------S sSS
Is" Square Tote Beg. II perfect
1919 -----------------lo.lS
~" Weekend Beg, II perfect 1000,
II.s5
~" PuIImon csss. $500 lass
IS" PuIlmsR or WsFdFObs cess, II
perfect 5000 lily
Mems csses in ton. brown or srey,
commUtsT cose, If perfect 1000,
li.sS
Two Suffer. II perfect, 1895, I7.sS
Thrse-SuiteF, II perfect 54.e5. 2o.sS
PIeose add 1929 Federal tax.
W6L-Luooooe, 7th Floor
olso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Subteein Dresses

Dresses IN voFious fabrics, styles and
eoloFs; assorted sizes.
9 we're 1875 to 22.e5-----l2.oo
~ were 1875 -----------lo.0o
40 were 1925 to much. much more,
500
IS we're 1925 and much more. 900
200 BIouses In assorted fobries,
styles, coIors and sizes. Were 2.e9,
and much more -----------l. 5o
100 Peppermint Striped Horse PHI
lows, were l.9e-----------l.oo
WGL-Subteen's Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Sove On ComeFos
and Equipment

50 Kodok Brownis StoFFIosh Outfits.
Were 1926 --- S.SS
40 Kodok Brownie StoFFIsx comero
Outfits. Were 1915 lz.S5
10 Argus 545 Automatic Slide
Projectors with cose 54.95
10 Argus SIS EIeetro-Motie Slide
Projectors with cose 1880 1875
At Washington, Chevy Chase and
7 Corners
IS Pony u csmeroS. Were 22.e5,
1888
4 Brownie 500 w., 8 nm Movie
Projectors ------------- SS'S9
4 Pony w comeros. Were 1895,
1888
! Minox cGmeFo with build-in light
meter. Wos 1896 ----Il9.95
Minox Slide PF6ieetorwith eose,
3 MonsfieId Protector Editors with
spIicer 1895
! Kodak covoIeGde Slide Protector,
l09.95
ImpsrioI Slide Projectors 24.ss
; RIGA Tspe Players 1885
I Brownie = l.9 8 nm TUrFet Movie
SomeBo ----- ST'SS
! Brownie ? 2.3 smm TuFFet Movie
Camera - 44.o5
At Chevy Chase Store Only
Specially Purchased Recording TGps
s. Reels Of 500 SSe
IS Reels Of ZOO -------l.SS
IS Reels Of 1900 -------2.es
IS Reels Of 2,4oo' -------3.SS
W6L-Comeros, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Specially Purchased
Cotton Fobric

500 yards Of printed drip-dTH
eFeose-Fesistan cotton, prints, 80"
Wl0e $780, SSe
500 Yards Of Home Decorating Cot
tons, SO" wide. Regularly LOO yd.,
200 Yards Of Hand-SeFeened Cotton
Prints. AZ" width. Regularly 1913
200 Yards Of Tssasheen Drip-Dry
Cotton. FIorols and stripes. As"
width. Regularly l.2o loo
500 Yards Of Discontinued PotteFns
Of FamouS Nome eFeoSe-resistont,
drip-dry eottons. FIoroIs and fruit
designs. SO" width. Were ] 90 yord,
6se
400 Yards Of specially purchased
Shontuns Weave DGeFon and Silk.
As" width. Regularly $50 yord,
I.I9
W6L-Fobrics, 9th Floor
=. also Chevy Chose and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
SoVe Now on
Bedspreods

10 NyIon Quilted Floral Print
coveFIets. Single sizes in pink
or gold.
8 NyIon Quilted Floral Print
coverIets. Double size in pink
or blue. Were 1895 s.95
IS EIostie Dust RufFIss. Solid
color nylon. Single size in
gold, white, pink or blue.
Were 6.o5 x------A.S5
IA Embossed Floral Stripe Cot
ton Sprsods. Single style in
lavender or brown. Were
1895 1900 --- S.S5
"a Double style Embossed Flo
roI Stripe Cotton Spreods. Low
ender, brown and blue. Were
1895 ---A---- S.S5
70 Scenic PoneI Pinch PIeoted
Droperies. Single width, brown,
green. Length 95". Were
1895 -- S.S5
4 Double Width style Drop
cries in green. Were 1895.
1895
WGL-Coverlettes ond
Spreods, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Remnunts-Fidoy Only
Art NeedIeWork

,A..I.,p.L.. n,..L.. il hand
r,ocheted wool. Pink. blue,
Ubite Was 500 $50
"''e WIS
M0oe. -'n 49, LS 49, Sn~
w Sn" WIss tx m 7,Ss
0o "OS
5 Stomped Linen Luncheon
Cloths IN loop st!ten oeslen:
oo~oU were o'4o----%H
r,n p.,.. - A,S,,h.,
i......
4 Snack Treys (set Of 81,
were | 90 --l.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Remnants Only
Servings From
The Silver Room

Inc SuVST NOO"
Sterling HolIowore:
I Imported Bon Bon Dish.
Wos 1000 ---------lo.oo
"a Pepper Mills. Were $500
to $3.50 7.50 10 1000
! Pair Imported cohsole
Sticks. Wos $500 500
s Sets Hons D'oeuvFs Picks.
Were l6.95---------6.oo
SiIverpIoted HoIIOwors:
20 SiIvsrpIotsd Bowls in mod
ern design. Were 400 to
l7.50 -- 800 TO 1000
9 Footed Leaf Dishes. Were
800 to 1900 400 70 500
l Coffee Pot. Was 5000,
1900
4 Bon Bon Dishes. Were 600,
800
SiIveFpIoted FIotwoFe:
s-So-pises Sets FIatwOre,
Jewel Rose Pottern. Were
1888 u.SS
Please add 1923 Federal tax
where applicable.
W6L-The Silver Room,
LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
lie Friday $50 AM Washington Only Except Where Noted
Sove on Lunt
Sterling FIotw0re

Z so-plses Sets GsoFslea Msaes
sssrIlas FIstveFs. includes s 5-piecs
pIoes settings ond SOS chest.
Were 1871 50 10000
" S-plses Place Settings. Were
5O,Z5 --------------r- lf.SV
Serving pieces OF sImilor sovinos.
PIsoss odd 1895 Fedsrol tos.
WGL-The Silver Room, LIST Floor
:. also Chevy Chose and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Mothers Doy SpeeioI
English Bone Chino
Teo Cups and Soueers

Less than ..,h TOO
" price
Beautiful HoFal trim with Mother
inscribed On the cup In gold.
WGl--Chino, 5th Floor
II. also Chevy Chose and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Remnants Only
Girls Cotton
Dresses
:, ", IS, @~ 200

W MNANNW "
eolos. sizes 7 to ~
80 Cotton Dresses including
locket dress styles In solids.
prints; Sizes 7 TO IA. Were
500 TO l4.e5------- 800
10 Spring cooss, one style. IN
broken sizes and eolors. Were
l7.e5 TO $500 ----l 1000
n Spring Suits in royon
blends ond oil woods. Broken
sizes and colors. Were 1925
to 1875 ------------5.OO
IS Spring Hsts. in strow and
lowered heodbonds. Were
l.99 to 2.9e ---------l.oo
WGL-Girls' Apparel,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07

Chevy Chose and 7 Corners Only
cIeoronee Of Mems
Fomous Name
Slippers
We're $50 GAO
and more -
s6S pairs Of mems fsmous-nsms
sIippss you'll recognise the
nsms on sight. Included ere herd
sole end soft sole styles. end some
lrsvsI slippers. In wine or brown
Not oil sizes In each style OF color.
So come In early for . better
selection.
WGL-The Mems Store.
Chevy Chose ond 7 Corners Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Save VI on
Designer Millinery
$50 ;. 1000

40 hots in o group that includes
only designer originals. Powered
brims, casual tweed strows, small
piIIboxes in . variety Of foshiOn
right eOIoFs.
WGI-MiIIinery Salon. End Floor
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-17
Methodists to Hear
Rev. Smith of Elyria

is not only the gift of Christ
mas to us but Christmas VIII
ite gifts which go to the sup
port of the home of which DR..
Smith is the superintendent,
and the Methodist Children's
Home at Berea.
The Rev. Walter Hoffman
will conduct the worship ser
vices in the minister's alb
Sence.
The white gift offering will
not only be received in the
worship service but will be
especially emphasized in a
Dramatic presentation by the
Church School at the 1000 a.
m. session of the group. This
will be presented by the the,
5th and 9th grades and the
title of the play is the Real
Gifts of Christmas. All chill
dren participating in the play
will meet at the church Sat-
urday at 1000 am. for re-
hersal. This is Mrs. Robert
Phillips department in tn e
church school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-17

Rev. w. Stanley Smith, D.
D., superintendent of the
Methodist Home for the Ag-
ed 'Elyria, will be the guest
preacher at the Chardon Me-
thodist church at both t h e
900 and the 11:00 morning
worship services on Christ :
mas Sunday, Dec. 20.
DR.. Smith has served a
number of the prominent CHI
urchees in the North East
Ohio Conference and was for
mally the superintendent of
the Akron District of which
Chardon is a part. It is par
tically appropriate that he
will be preaching on Sunday
since the emphasis of the day
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-17
Methodist Youth
to See Movie

Sunday, Dec. 20, the MY.
F. will meet for a $50 sup
per meeting. There will be a
discussion of the movie "The
Big Fisherman. Afterwards
they will decorate the church
social rooms and are asked
to bring any Christmas dec
orations with them w hic h
could be used.
Tuesday, Dee. %, they will
meet at the church at TOO D.
m. with the Pilgrim Chris :
tian Youth to go caroling. This
will be followed by a Christ
mas party for both groups.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-17

don, a fifteen year bar for
supplying cars to Chardon
high school;
r. V. Davis of Middlefield,
a 4 year bar for supplying
cars to Cardinal High school;
Shilling Chevrolet of A
burn Corners a five y ye ar
bar for supplying cars to
Kenston high school;
B. G. Crandall of Thomp-
son, a certificate for supply
ing cars to Madison h i G h
school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-17

week at an Automobile Club
banquet for their share in
supplying cars for high scho-
oil driver training in Geauga
county.
They joined with dealers
and high school principals
from Cuyahoga, Lorain, Lake
and Portage counties for the
evening.
Those presented certificat-
es and plaque awards includ-
ed:
Mcbride Brothers of Char
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-17
Assembly of God
Presents Cantata

On Sunday evening, Dec,
20, at 300 pm, the Assemb-
ly of God Choir will present
the cantata Love Transcend
ing by John w. Peterson, un-
der the direction of Mr.. Del
bert Boytar. This is the great
est story of the ages, as we
in word and song are brought
once again to the manger to
view the Babe lying there.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-17
Honor 4 Geanga Auto Dealers

Four Geauga automobile
dealers were honored a S t
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Desegregotionist Quits
Front RoyoI Postorote

:. DIES MONIES. Iowa. June 4
AP).-Thc Rev. Paul Leonard
Stagg, q figure in Virginia's de-
segregation fight. said yester-
day he was resigning as pastor
Of the First Baptist Church Of
Front Royal. Va.
He has been appointed pro-
gram associate in the division
Of evangelism Of the American
Baptist Home Mission Societies.
effective July Is.
+, Mr.. Stagg is attending a
Baptist convention here. He
has been pastor Of the Front
Royal church since 1947 and is
q native Of Louisiana.
I'm view Of my desire to keep
the church from being divided,
and in view Of the difficulty of
doing creative work in such an
atmosphere, but from no sense
of fear, ! feel the time has come
for me to resign my pastorate. "
he said.
During the past year Mr..
Stagg has led a movement Of
persons who wished to comply
with the U. 8. Supreme Courts
order to desegregate Warren
County (Va.) schools.
Mr.. Stagg and IL other Prot
estant ministers in Front Royal
drafted a statement opposing
o request to use their churches
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PARKING RULE UPHELD
Huckster Acquitted,
But Loses Test Case

An Arlington huckster today
tried to test an Arlington ordi-
nance which prohibits parking
on q street TO sell wares. but
was stymied when q judge
found him not guilty Of the
charge on which the huckster
had asked to be arrested.
Robert B. Jenkins, SO. a prod
uce huekster Of 2614 South
REIMBURSEMENT road, was ar
rested May 26 after he had
made o sale from the tailgate
Of his station wagon parked
at the Shirlington Shopping
Center. Mr.. Jenkins had called
police to test q new regulation
against hucksters which went
into effect last fall.
His attorney william p.
Woolls. jr., argued that the law
discriminates against itinerant
vendors in favor Of those who
have fixed places Of business.
County Court Judge Charles
Hulvey upheld the constitu-
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Virginia to Sue
Viscose on Fish

RICHMOND, Va, June 4
(AP)-The State Water Con-
troll Board Is going to court
within the next few weeks
to collect q $154,770 fine it
levied on the American Viscose
plant at Front Royal.
The board contended Amer
lean Viscose was responsible
for a heavy fish kill last De-
cember and January in the
South Fork Of the Shenandoah
River.
r. A. Wright. special counsel
for the board, said yesterday
q civil suit would be filed In
Warren County Circuit Court
to enforce an order requiring
payment.
Company officials have de-
MED responsibility for the fish
kill and have refused to pay.