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STORES FOR RENT

build new stores for women's and
children's wear business, shoe re-
pairing, gift shop, ETC., in this sue
cessful shopping center now con-
tanning large modern Acme super
cleaner. bakery. beauty and barber
shop. Stores serve community of
Taylorr., r,'SS sHANNoS AM aS 4 LGeHs Ss' CO, y,
Realtors, 1906 H st. NV, Ma. 2346.
First door containing about 400
heat furnished. Fine location fcr ssi
radio repair, printing shop. jobber,
iA ssE.!ss e. 'Yi1es'' ise 7ss rh9s Is9s i. l.
LARGE STORE for rent, modern,
saat,aI suitable :, fG5 any business n oses sest
STORE. srd and sheridan SITS. nv
4soa AVF Wis. s. Ave AvE.0srand-n.w si mo- store,
asphalt-tile floor. recessed fuorcs-
GENT lisht, beautiful show window;
immed; poss. KAss REALTY CO.,
BRAsbSl aMi s. blSe1w--rovn II of Fairfax. Vs.,
!. stores avail. in bldg. with post
snnso ef,es and ps.s. drug < sc store, s4xss and
47O3 ANNAPOLIS ROAD, (30x60);
asT sFSsEsS ssEisssns aosHsu lfs; wv va Da!aef
1884 WISCONSIN AyE.-cons.ins' ESQ
So. IT., available Immediately at
Il Se 81 smrHRr r. e eo. al s1i iHsa.ns isss &.
SPACE = VACANT. suitable any neigh
borhood business. tailor, bakery. ra-
die, etc. Silver Spring. Md; 81.
1879 1897 ROY ST. N.w.-1sxeo IT: With
show windoy: suitable for variety
aelana, & sissr'1 Il $50 sErHS RI ~ CO. Ss s1
18th st NV. ST: $500. 10
STORE. 6l2 q ST. NV; approxi-
mately l5x75 feet; immsdists yicin.
ity NEW GENERAL ACCOUNTING
m viRGfNIA. includes u acre acre park.
ing lot. IA miles from Washington:
on hard surface road, miles from
saantS Shirley i, sunss: ssaa :hishway; $50 ,o per
BsMT.. could Be u used for work shop:
water anda elsc.; Ireas. rent. 5si5
1sisS M pa sT. 0Se; N.w.MAvsiisb,e ysraas April
1st. Can Be leased. Can CO. $40.
sToRK, in. .51oo blk. Georgia ave;
Gfo a sASE aHn. iHs HSD pxsFESN AVE.
District line NV. Wash; food line.
@s ss askMs fskisEs ra5 HAN1Es sNn1HSans
7s96 Georgts ave. Silver Sprins,
Downtown s6Sit stSR iiSsih ST, mr.. ststler
Hctel-One Of the best locations In
rs. slls 1stZ Him svs5l Az ss7s ESs7Hssd For .ggss'
FOR SHOP on TRADE-Frcnt room
with show window; apt. In back;
on II st. NV. across from lge.
Govt. bldg. being built,A Call AD.I
60@o. -AS
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JUST WHAT You have been looking
ings. OH macadam road, 22 miles of
u. c. Geo-ge Ils mountain view,
what q place to build a nice home
Price, $4,000.
Another: 20 acres about half cleared
balance wooded. on macadam road
no buildings, 3 streams, several
springs. fine land, beautiful build
ing site, fine community about rs
miles to D. G. over fast road. What q
place to build and retire on. Price,
$4,000 cash. H. B. MITCHELL,
Herndon, Va. Phone 1875. -1R
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TRAIlERS (cont.)

Manning Trailer Sales
New and used trailer coaches. Mo-
bile 34-ft. aluminium on display.
1901 Balto.- Wash. blvd, Berwyu,
Md Telephone TO. 66S1.
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Radio Bldg, ia. 4-1155. Ia
J WESLEY BUCHANAN
OPEN / PM. TIL DARK

VI G1N Z s4v4s ~ 1<<1At1&
New frame bunga., in town Of Fair.
fax lse lily. smi din; t.,rnsv r~. kis i..ds
ing to unfinished bedrms. on 2nd
a.; oil h.-a. heat; can be handled
with low down payment; priced
S9,750. To reach: Out Lee hwy.
aton sItn TO tla s5ac fht at as Gang bIks Wash %
woodland dr., turn right, follow
street to our open sign on property.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Tafrfax 3QR Fairfax TAG --19
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APT. SITES FOR SALE

APT. SITES FOR SALE
ON 18th ST. NEAR BRIDGE
Excellent NV. site for three or multi
storied strLcture; plans of local
architect furnished; frontage on two
streets; reasonable terms. This is
good oppor. for someone who knows
the business. Call OWNER evenings.
AID. S4SS. 19s
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"SHENSTONE"
TITO Stone Home :,
On 114k Acres Blue Grass
Stream, Spring, Natural
Swimming Hole
3-Acre Apple Orchard
This old home Is indeed particularly
quaint, setting is secluded, beauti-
ful; view Is breath taking.
On the first floor: Dining room. sit
ting room combination with an IL
It. fireplace. beamed ceiling, includ-
ing summer" beam; full bath,
kitchen, utility room, bedroom and
snd asPfaee moor: !0Ga 18th Century drawinsrm,
hnge ns.n fireplace. bedrooms, each
The old Old stairway eps is deeply eVdsi worn;
2-story porch.
This. is an ideal place to retire or
write or Just live.
The old spring house Of stone and
frame is lovely. There is q fve-
room tenant house, barn and other
outbuildings.
Land completely fenced. about 4.
Located in a select neishborhood
among other farm estates, IL miles
hsiseurS, r;sSt Not soI va low y, ns taxes Priced
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent. OF. s5s6-s0s5.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs op ali
MekEE,soNTfAc, 1884 L st NV. "
MORE % oe2s Cash FOR YOUR CAR. new
and get cash WOLFE MOTORS.
WESTERN DEALER desperate for
clean, late MODEL cars. All cash or
cashiers checks. MORRIS Is
HUGHES. 1914 Georgia ave-, RA.
PoNTIACS WANTED-1941 to 1850;
WARREN SANDERS, 2O1O BIadens-
burg I'd; n;e;; II. 4-2121.
WARREN SANDERS, 201O Bladens-
burg I'd. ne, Ii. 4-2121.
Immediately, good clean
cars, 40 through '49s, any make.
Can Ca ys1; ZOE HAMILTON, Ma. 1850 or
CHEyRoLETs WANTED - 1e41 to
aaS aaSo see naRs WARkHN RGag gaNnE gssf pvs soo 70
Ts1 RladensRqsg TRgrSc Fl n.e7 10. Ii; .L; a,212d;
extra ,,a :, clean clean cars Of, Of popular makes
Prizes Prizes to get them 2riye yours 70
TORS. s010 r. /. ave. NE. and
Will Pay CASH for any popular
make car ar, in excel. eond. Can Mr..
Lamar. ST. 1858 or ia. 4-0570.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
(confinued)

tcontinued)
BEVERLY BEACH-2 bedrms., living
rm. modern kitchen and bath, 2
glassed porches, l screened, dble.
garage. wooded lot 75x1 so, half blk
from water. Box 1894. Star. -l9
WOODLAND BEACH ON SOUTH
RIVER
rms. and bath cottage, furn., elec.
stove and water heater. l blk. from
water; $4,000; terms; 26 mi. Wash.
o. B. ZANTZINGER & CO.. 945 K
st. NV, Ma. 5371; eyes,. Bowie 1881.
WEST RIVER WATERFRONT; alI-yre
home; dock and sand beach; all
cleo, fully equipped, natural harbor.
beautiful view; attrac. terms.
BAY FRONT COTTAGES-Fully furn.
and equipped: large fenced lot with
bulkhead, sandy beach; total price
LOVELY EQUIPPED BUNGA.-All-yr:
installation and heat, bedrms. ana
dormitory rm. up; $500 down, bal
BEAUTIFUL ALL-YR. BuNGA. - 2
bedrms.. sleeping porch. equipped
kit, din. rm., bath and laundry rm.;
garage with shower; $1,000 down,
WATERFRoNT fse1iSi SITES and small wa
terfront farms, priced from $780,
LOG cAB1N-Furn. and equipped, 4
rms; and bath, slsssed-in porch;
cL1FFoRD lF IRDn C. woopARp, SHADY
SIDE, MD, West River 6421. 30
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OPEN 10-6
x9 6of-S57 PER. MO

&OyU0U-spJI IIIt IVIOs
6490 cash, uncluding settlement costs
to vets) buys one of our new type
semi-det. ramblers:. 2 nice bedrms..
tile bath, comb. liy.-din. rm., and
beautifully equipped kitchen with
and exhaust fan; is. closets with
aiding doors; lots are handicapped,
sodded and fenced, curbs and side
walks; Q blks. to all-night buses,
i blk. to shops and close to schools.
these before you buy. Directions:
Out Arlington Ridge Rd.. cont. on
Mt. Vernon Ave. beyond Arlandria
shopping center to Glebe Rd.,. left
10 Commonwealth Ave. and left to
Radio Bldg, ia. 4-1155. Ia
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$500

$500
Net cash return, after expenses and
mortgage reduction; 24-unit. mod
ern fiIeproof building. Down pay
ment about $4,000, but will con-
sider, weH-located bldg. lots or, de-
Call Mr.. Tarver, 81. $500. with
y: M. FRY. INC. Realtors, WI
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STATION WAGONS

FORD 40; fully equipped with r. and
h.; Wv, tires; garage kept; like
new inside and out; 1-owner; 5000
careful mi; at sale price of S1,6S5;
bank financing; avail. MORRIS 8s
HUGHES, 1914 Ga. ave. NV. RIA.
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RARE OLD COLONIAL

RARE OLD COLONIAL
Superb, compact stone residence, on
"a disable acres, completely reno
waited with perfect taste. having ,xll
best in kitchen equipment; spacious
liv. rm., lge. din. rm., 4 well-sized
bedrms., fine bath, oil h.-w.h.: on
hard-surface road, about 46 miles
from washington. Loudoun County.
ily desiring . home in the country
Without giving up the ease Of city
living. Call John P. Camel. oW.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COTTAGE with fine view Of Chesa-
peake Bay. easy committing to D. C.,
3 bedrooms. 2 baths, elec. kit,
screened porch, finished attic dor
mitory, pvt. beach, for rent by
season, $3.50, or long term lease.
This cottage can be winterized. Box
SO-A Star 10
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OVER. AN ACRE.

Beautiful lot Of over an acre on 4
h harsS vSss isa sin mnaa.s hsahsas arys
from downtown washington, in ex-
cellent neiRhborhood OF nice homes.
Also have other large lots and small
eaSFsstSc tFaets, TFEEy va sn49sSG
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AUNT, GAS-$22, 500
close-in, well kept. tenants pay all
expenses
SAM RosEY, AID. e7OO. Ia
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
IMMEDIATELY-Is49
Chevrolet vans. stakes. panels and
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIv-U UR-
SELF. 1923 L st NV Me 7011,
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcont.)
DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE
SAUL BUILDING

y25 18th st. NV.
One entire floor in this desirable sec
ton containing approximately 2,700
SO. #
This space is we'll located and in the
heart of the downtown financial and
business district.
Fluorescent lighting, acoustic ceilings,
air-conditioning being installed.
Available this spring not later than
June /. 1850. For further details
consult
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th street. NV. MA. 2100
Evening star., 1950-03-18

TRACTOR, SEMITRAILER
1949 Diamond T. 404 tractor and
1947 Trailmobile; aluminium. in
sulated, refrigerated. soft. trailer.
cond. like new. used less than 4
months. Tractor, S2,295; trailer,
S3,295, or both for 1926. TIE.
S64S, eVes Ia
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-House, bum
galow or lot, suitable for building.
Give full particulars. Box 303-Y.
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GLIDEaS

VAGABCND
HORNER's TRAILER CENTER. iBtt
and Ela. ave ne, FIR 1921.
All models on display II you are
in need Of q trailer and only have
q small down payment. we will see
that you get It. collie MOTOR
4 TRAILER CO.. 8232 Georgia
ave: Silver Spring. Nd. 81. $500
or SL. SOB -
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4 BEDRMS.-$13,950
This will amaze you. All brick. N.
Arl. loc., almost -S11 900 financed
at S75 per mo. Under 8 yrs. old.
2 completely finished. bedrms.. 2
others almost finished. Liy. rm.,
dinette. Ice. kit. and bath. II
you don't call to see this one you
must be fooiin'
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, ow. $500
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18 ACRES, z rooms and bath. on
ssaa sorn crb SbaFsss Chicken ssaEe' sSs5ns' ;s.9ls M
below T. B. on hard-surface road
Price, $4,000. Terms.
81 acres in IA Co. Near West River
Post Once. New. tenant house and
barn. Other outbuildings. Tenant
WYVILLE REALTY CO.
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TRUCK BUYS
PANELS

MOTOR CO., INC.
7725 Wis. Ave. NV. OIL. 61OO,
(Your Chevrolet Dealer)
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BRICK BUNGALOW

AZ miles D. c.; A-acre; liv. rm.. 2
bedrms; stairway to, expandable at
tic; tiled bath; lge, equip. kit; full
bsnit: oil h.-s. heat; priced 81 l,850.
PEETAGON REALTY co.
rsElax 3g6, Fairfax 736 -19
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TRUCK VALUES

INUI CIItdSG INIUCUT CU.
Ford Dealer
920 Bladensburg I'd. ne. AT. O20O.
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OPEN / UNTIL DARK SUN.
ROSEMONT
SECTION OF ALEXANDRIA
Excellent location for schools, and
large fenced lot with trees, house
has full basement, oil H.W. Heat
ing; 1st. floor has liv. rm. with fire.
place, full sized din. rm.. we'll
equipped kitchen, large front and
back screened porches; End floor
has 8 large bedrms. and luxury type
bath; also inclosed porch; reason
ably priced. To inspect come to No.
3 west Glendale Ave, between
Russell Rd. and Commonwealth Ave.
snd facing RTaddosk ssao Rd ves to opead sed
Bun. call Mr.. Flotron TIE. 1924.
Colonial Investment Co.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
"Hymn Of Praise at
Rackham Building

The University OF Michigan
Rackham Choir will present Men
delssohn's Hymn OF Praise,
which has not been heard In De-
troit for some years. at its Christ
mas Concert on Thursday, Dec
2l. The program is scheduled Tor
$3.50 pm. at the Rackham Edu-
cational Memorial. Farnsworth
and Woodward
The choir, which is a popular
feature of the University 81
Michigan extension program III
Detroit, is conducted by Prof.
Maynard Klein. director OF the
University's choirs. Norma Heyde,
soprano, and Reid Shelton, tenor
will be the guest soloists for the
Mendelssohn work. Mary Helen
Munson is the accompanist.
TO attend the concert. There is
The public is cordially invited
no charge for admission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

LANSING. Seventh consecu-
tive month of declining upstate
ground water levels is recorded
by conservation department ge-
ologists. Seasonal declines have
ranged from three to eight months
in former years.
While the November drop
amounts to only .07 of a foot, the
department points out that only
year ago tests at A northern
lower peninsula wells showed a
record low stage. The November,
1949 record is z of a foot under
the November, 1850 stage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
Christian Science
Churches

Christ Jesus will be the sub
iect of the Lesson Sermon IN al
Christian Science churches
throuhout the world on Sunday
December "A.
The Golden Text isaiah 3:
81 is: Unto us a child Is born.
unto us a SON is given: and the
government shall be upon has
shoulder"
Among the Bible citations IS
this passage. Ger. $3.50: Behold
the days come. saith the Lord
that | will raise unto David a..
righteous Branch, and a Kline
shall reign and prosper, and shall
execute judgment and justice IN
the earth"
Correlafive passages TO be
read from the Christian Science
textbook. Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy. include
the following Up. 1927:
Christ is the true idea voicine
good, the divine message from
God to men speaking to the hui
man consciousness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
The Npsr Tribune
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1850
Park Properties to
Be Close Christmas

Most properties operated by
The Department of Parks and
Recreation will be closed Christ
mas Day so as many employees
as possible can have the day off.
Superintendent John j. Consi-
dine. announced this week.
All recreation centers. swim
ming pools and refectories. in
Guiding the Belle Isle Casino.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
Negro Schools
Continued from Page III

with an arbitrary wilfulness.
With segregation in higher
education nearing an end, Ne
gro colleges face their most Sc
we're test, concludes Fosdick. I'VE
have the physical assets neces-
sary to compete against the best
white universities. he adds. Our
best teachers, students and adj
are on a level with
the best white schools. With this
prideful thought in mind. we
can make today's Negro schools
the best schools America can
boast tomorrow"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

Will De ClOSe0 OH hhS
The Casino will serve its special
Christmas dinner Sunday.
However, the Belle Isle Con-
servatory and comfort stations
downtown and in major parks
will remain open. The Christmas
flower show will be the attrac-
ton at the Conservatory.
Ii weather permits skating ana
tobogganing. the refectories and
warming shelters at Belle Isle
Rouge Park, Redford Golf Course,
Palmer Park. Patton Park, War
ren-Canyon. Chicago Wyoming
and Northwestern Field will be
open for the convenience OF the
public.
The department has prepared
It's Kinks for public enjoyment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-31
TV OFFICIAL SPEAKS
TO 10Th CENTURY CLUB

Preceding the program of the
Twentieth Club and Guests Fri
day, Mrs. Harold Welsh conducted
q safety contest, for which Mrs.
r. B. Howard received the prize,
beautiful corsage of variegated
carnations,
Mrs. George BrokaW, in her
usual clever manner, gave a read
ing entitled, Mrs Gabbee AT
tends a Musical" Everyone was
kept in stitches from beginning
to end.
Mrs William Grouse presented
Mr. Dawes, Program Manager of
WBNS-TV, as speaker of the
afternoon Mr.. Dawes has six
years experience with telcvision
and so could give the ms and outs
of .television, which was most in
tcresting to all. The stage for a
teIevision show is just like a mot
ion picture set. except the pictures
can't be shot over and over until
the rigat one is made; the first
one is it" There are stage direc-
tors and cameramcn as in the
movies. He stated that a picture
commercial in teleVlsion is worth
a commercial Of 1000 words On
radio. He said that it would be
four or five years before the pub
lie would have color tcleVision,
therefore, don't wait for it before
buying a set; you'll miss lot Of
fun. He also said that we in this
territory are very lucky TO have
three stations from which to get
our programs.
There are now 10000 sets in
this area. It is interesting to know
that a certain percent of the time
on television must be for public
service; therefore, this time is the
Church programs and the Colum-
bus Town Meeting for which there
are no sponsors. Mr.. Dawes had
open discussion and to be sure an
swered many questions for all
present.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-31
Retail Sales 3.8
Below The Peak

COLUMBUS, O., January rs
Sales of all Ohio retailers in 1949
totaled S5.555 billion, only 3.8
per cent below the all-timc peak
of $5.773 billion in 1948, accord
ing to preliminary estimates re-
le S d today by the Burca
of Business Research. The
Ohio State University. The esti-
mates are based on the Bureaus
monthly indexes of Ohio retail
sales published each month in
the UniVersity's Ohio Retail An
naliSt."
In December the Annalist
States, Ohio retail trade made
a good showing but failed by 5
per cent to register the full seas
onal sales upswing normally cx-
pected in the Christmas season.
The Bureaus seasonally adjusted
index of dollar sales of all Ohio
retailers at the end Of December
stood at 224 per cent of the 1885
1889 average"
In analyzing 1949 retail sales
trends, Prof. James c. Yocum,
editor of the Annalist, pointed out
in the January issue that "1949
was the first year since 1912
that Ohio retail dollar sales fail
ed to go ahead of the previous
year. However, the physical vol
unae of goods sold has held fairly
constant over recent years, t.
though the 1896 1949 plateau is
at about an Is per cent higher
level than in the prewar good
years Of 1887 and 1889. This in
crease in physical volume is about
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-31
MORRIS -SNYDER PARTY
FRIDAY NIGHT

Mrs James Morris, Chandler
avenue and Mrs. Raymond Snyder,
Xeria road, entertained at din
ncr and bridge at the home Of
Mrs. Morris Friday evening. They
we're assisted by Mrs Snyder's
daGghtef-in-Iaw, Mrs. Harold Sny-
dcr, West High street.
Attending were: Mrs, Raymond
tIaben2, Mrs. II. A. Bauman, Sra
Mrs Jack Jones, Mrs. r. K. Dix
CT. Mrs II. II. Porter, Mrs. F. G..
Wheaton, Mrs. G. w Putnam,
Mrs. Lawrence 'Grabill, Mrs. Earl
Iight3cl', Mrs Raymond Rea,
lIrs. G. G. Farley, Mrs. r. B.
Howard, Mrs. Henry p Beathard,
Mrs. Fa,Ty Van Cleve, Mrs. 3. NJ
Beatty, Mrs. D, M. Mustard, Mrs.
Forrest Hanson, Mrs. Welcome
Scibold, Mrs. Stanley II. Reed,
EIrs. p. M. Neff, Mrs. William
CaoGsc, Mrs. Cecil Laird, Mrs.
Harold +, Drury and Mrs. c. w.
Marshall
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-31
Annual Dinner
For Men S Glass
AZ Local Church

Approximately 80 members and
guests OF the Mems Bible Glass
Of the Methodist Church attended
the annual dinner and program
for the class at the church social
rooms Wednesday evening.
Program features, with Robert
Brown as master of ceremonies,
included a tcchnicolor sound travel
movie entitled, Wings To Latin
America, group singing, directed
by G. \. Holton; two groups of
selections by the Madisonaires
with accorlpainiements by Miss
Helen Chandler; vocal numbers by
Mrs. Jean Watkins, accompanied
by Miss Chandler; instrumental
music by Mrs. Norman Jones,
violin and Mrs. Harold Welsh
piano; 4 feminine" trio number,
programmed as The Andrews Sis
tcrs tapdancing by Jeremy Brint-
Hngcr, accompanied by Margaret
Ann Brown; c welcoming address
b. Arnold Fetter, and brief
talks by Darwin Keye and the
RcV a. IL Shenefelt.
~he dinner for which the class
and guests showed appreciation by
Z round of applause, was prepared
and SER cd by the Las Jovenes
Class of the church. Food for the
dinRcr was donated by various
class members.
acv. J.. A. Wall, former pastor
Of the church, is teacher of the
Mems Class and Arnold Fetter,
president
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-31
Job Placement
Drop II Per Cent

Jobs filled BY the Ohio State
Employment Service We're 1855
in December, astrop of IL percent
under the November total, Frank
j., Col,opy, Bureau Of Uncmploy-
ment administrator, reported to-
day.
Despite the general decline in
the number of jobs filled, place
ments of youths under p years
Of age jumped IA percent over
November The rise in large part
was due to the temporary Christ
mas season hiring in retail trade
and the postal service.
Placements in manufacturing in
dustries reached a new postwar
low during December, totalling
1892 The figure was II percent
below that for November and Is
percent under that for December,
1913 N0n-manufacturing place
ment5 fell II percent below Nov
ernber, despite a 81 percent rise
in clerical and sales jobs in these
industries.
Although the Employment Ser
vice reported four percent drop
in the number Of persons seeking
work at the close Of December,
the 1876, 185 jobScekcrs were more
than double the number Of job ap-
plicants at the close of 1913. Jobs
available at the close Of 1949 num-
bcred 1857.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-31

Many a stalward Republican,
while openly decrying deficit fin
aneing, enjoys the transient fruits
Of folly, and breads the shock of
returning TO 4 more temperate
course Industry and frugality
are admirable virtues for the in
dividual citizen-they provide SUBJ
stantial sums that may be tapped
for taxes-but living on borrowed
money is the special privilege of
a sovereign government that has
become chronically engored.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-31
MADISON RURAL P-TA
BOOSTING BAND

Madison Rural Parcnt-Tcacher
Association at the meeting Thurs
day evening, had music demon
stration for the evenings program.
Gene Cronenwett, head Of the
Music Department Of the school,
presented each member of the
band, who gave a selection on
the instrument played. Instru-
ments were on display that can
either be purchased or rented for
use in the organization.
Attending were 80 parents and
students.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-31
THE EXTENDED NECK

Once upon a time, red-the.
color Of blush-Was counted a
symbol Of shame. Now, those in
high places launch a campaign TO
make red ink socially acceptable
The old Farmer almanac pre-
cepts will be turned inside out TO
demonstrate that, in government
economy, a dollar saved is a dollar
taken from the channels of pro-
ductive enterprise; that debt is
desirable and the dread Of de-
ficits a delusion.
You will find some hint Of this