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APTS. UNFURN. Cont
ATTRACTIVE BsMT. APT, lse..

ATTRACTIVE BsMT, APT, lse. liv,
and rear entr.; adults only, $50;
util: furn. Call DU: .2540. 4
downtown apts., Completely air con-
ditioned. and modern; all convent
ences, incl. parking. Contact Mrs.
Wise. resident mgr. Elk. 764O. 5
3 ROOMS, semibath; pvt. ent.: nice
porch; all util. Cali UN. S4l7, 8, to
45ia iowa AVE. N.w.-8 bedrm.. .
bath apt. on 2nd floor, in excellent
condition; rear porch; modern in
every respect; immediate possession.
HAIRY I51S : PoRETsKY = y q so SONS NC,
1908 C ST. NE, 3 rooms and porch
Partly furn.. semipvt bath. l child
accepted. refs. can be seen after
Fa1RRMoNr z R RR.MsnoNr ST. NV. 1877 ise.
elec. refgr., redecorated, $50 mo.
VIRGINIA, adjacent Bancroft. Liv. T.,
din rm., kit, , bedrms. and bath,
S92;59; IG2,Sson Utils: incl apply IN MRS. $
THREE RMS. KIT. and BATB-4th
3-RooM APT, pvt. bath and en-
frances; util. furn.; adults only; no
pets: Call Ii. 3-466t. )
1-BEDRM. APT, semlpXt. bath; ref
ere, ereEces required: Call RA. 6Ss5.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS bedrm..
liv. rm., dinette. kit and bath,
S75.4S mo, incl. utils; couples only.
Phone Resident Mgr.' 10. 2-41?0.
!. MONTH FREE RENT-Takoma
Park. 2-bedrm. garden apt; take
over 7-mo. lease. 81. $3.50. .
c. U.-,.l bedroom, large liy. din;
heat and utils Avail May 13; no
children, BY appt.. after 6 pm.
rWo BEDROOMS. liv. rm.. dinette
cIos ciose-in Arlington, 500: no OBJ
lection to children. Call IA. $4,000.
2 BEDROOMS. . baths: Mintwood pl.,
elevator building, near 'transporta,-
a. ilop McKaEvER d2e vfGPP5s co ST. SrsS $500, '"'
NEAR UNION sTATION-4 rms. and
bath, incl util. SS5 per mo. WA.
1919 or ewes. WA. 4053;.
ONE BEDRM. liv: rm;: din; din: slGoye' alcoye'
bldg. Suitable for . bachelors or
couple. $S1 80, incl. util. No chill
dren or dogs. Apply Manager, Aot
!: 104, Schuyler rd. Silver Spring
TWO NEW APIS. and . bedrms.,
conv. to stores, transp. IA: $500 or
GE. OO66; all utils, included. -
1914 e9th ST. S.E.-,Liv; rm,; din
bedrm.. kit and bath; tenant SUP
plies gas heat and utilities. BOSS
g. PHELPS. INC, MA. $500.
1-RM. AND KIT. at 1881 Park rd
HILLCREsT AREA-Modern apt. .
rms, kit, dinette and bath, all utils
incl, $50; middle-aged couple pref:
avail. May 10. VI. 3699 bet. 10 and
FIRST FLOOR, in Silver Spring; 2
me- no incl qtiI; ~. cos.s 1321s4, s,acio,,. ms
bs bed sed M for oce arSs isppy dp room oas u
sic studio, etc Together with living
quarters. 24-hr. switchboard and
elevator service. After 10 am, AID.
1858 IS
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter
either standard or portable, by pvt
party. VI. 9292. bet 8 and 5.
ANTIQ UES--Furnitu orie-a-prac
china, glassware, rugs. silveFware
palntings: highest cash prices paid
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LARGE SINGLE. only S2s.5o; pvt
porch. adj. bath; unlim. phone. S45
Lamont st. NV. DU. SS44. -
aI2O p ST. .Nw.-Lge. comfortable
mo. Apply Apt q. NO. 1870 -3
1905 BMTMoRE ST.-LEe;, dbIe.
Pleasant carline. Call after D m.
8se9 KANSAS. AVE. N.w.-Lse. nice
Ink; SAG. IA. 4s45. CIV. G4 AO'
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
for young men, tile shower. Excel
lent location. S25 mo. DU. 1874;
1929 16th-DoubIe room. Also sin
gle room. Call MI. 1886. %
ROCK CREEK PARK-Master twin
bed rm.. "a bath: gentle home; on
2 buslines. DE. 1881. 3
PORTER, near Conn.-NiceIy turn.
rm. for refined employed girl; pvt.
home. OR. S427. -3
1908 CRITTENDEN ST.-Large. twin
beds, cunning water: COW. transp.
SIR COLORADO AVE. - Attrac.,
twin beds Also s1nS sse r1in. r NsTt Ta sath saaa
LOVELY LARGE BEDRM., with ad-
joining shower bath, in private
home, for ! gentleman. No other
roomerS. Shown by appt only. ha14
Ieth st. NV. Call MRS. EVANS,
RA. .03Is. 4
CLEVELAND PARK, 82l1 Newark st.
lse., comfortable, quiet, 3rd-h. rnl.
A v%6 Der mo. OF. $3.50. -
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Z0lU ASIIQcdQ FldC6 IN. w
private bath: American plan; excel
lent meals; home atmosphere 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
p5RH
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, sandwiches me, g.;
} Sun apt available
proposition $4,000
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

TWO RMS, will rent together or
separately. kit. privils.: Conn. ave-
location. Call CO. 6573. g
LGE. NICELY FURN. RM.. NV, in
closed porch, kitchen privils.. tele-
phone; reasonable. RA. SS07. -5
COLORED-612 Goth PL. NE
2 lge. furn. or unfurn. rms: en-
ployed couple HI. 9252. 5
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SHELTIE. male. 2 yrs. tri-colored.
housebroken; all shots, fne pet.
81. 6709. 4
months. male. good hunter. Call
Vienna "9G-J. 3
COCKER PUPPIES. mos, Axe reg
istered. red and white parti-colored,
wormed. Call FA. 6S17. 3
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, pedigreed.
show or hunt: ideal pets: reason
GREAT DANE PUPPIEs-Put your
order in now for June delivery.
Boarding and every care for your
dog. ELPAW KENNELS. Alex, Va.
Duke st. ext. 3 miles out. TIE. 2430.
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GOVT. ATTY. and wife. expect Is,
baby: desire 2-bedrm. unfurn. Apt.,
$s5 max. xTR. 1855. -
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CREEPING PHLOX, Oriental poppies.
primrose, sweet Williams, other pc
rennials. Iris So bushel while they
last.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RETIRED Army general, wife and 16-
yr.-old son, desire spacious, unfurn.
house in excel cond.. vicinity Of
Wesley HRts., Cleveland PIX and
American Univ. Park. Max. S175 for
right house; excel. refs. En-. 5705.
ARMY CAPTAIN and family desire s.
bedrm. house with yard for their
children; NV. location preferred.
OW. 9400. Ext. 461. Il
ARMY OFFICER-4 bedrms, or 3
bedrms. and recr. rm. or den, un-
furn.: garage; NV. or Va. About
$l75: Immed. Long lease. XII.
CPLE.. both doctors. need 8 or 7 rm.
unfurn. house, close to downtown
CH. 1905 or Box 22-H. Star. %
EXCEL. CARE guar: unfurn-. 3-bed-
rm. home by responsible family Of 5:
Beth., Oh. Ch, NV. TIE. 500. 9'
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY with 4 small
children desires unfurn. house
Mont. Co. or Virginia. After June
1st. before July iSt. Guarantee ex-
Gel. care. WI 1859, IS
WANT TO RENT--6 to rm. house
in D. C. or suburban Nd. rent not
over 500 mo. Phone LA. 6-5l3l
-
YOUNG DOCTOR, wife. child de-
sires 2 or 3-bedrm. house. unfurn.: /:
vie. of Falis Church; SIS mo. Pa.
Rl7s. ~ y
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$50 MONTH";"
ROOMS WANTED

STUDIO ROOM, furnished, with re-
frigerator, bath; near downtown,
NV: refined young gentleman;
basement or 1st floor. Box 30-H'
EIDERLY COUPLE U. S. Annui-
tanO, unfurnished rooms in D. C.
with refined, Christian owner; Ink,
twin beds, $40 mo. Box 37-H. Star. 81
ELDERLY MAN wants room. with
small family in apt; good ref. Call
pEFAsANr fTsasnENS; HGi lIvlNG 2la AccoMMoDA.
TIONS wanted by refined, employed
woman. Capitol Hill or Sc. Describe
fully. Box SCH, Star.
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RMS. FURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

NICELY FURN. RM.-Good neighbor-
hood; conv. to Pentagon, Navy An
mex, Signal Corps. CHI. 5749.
ALEXANDRIA-Newly decorated rm
for / or >; cross vent; TV., conv
to airport and Pentagon. TIE. 4S7S
ATTRACTIVE MASTER BEDROOM
Private bath: convenient to Lee
highway; in Arlington; ia. S-1337
ALEXANDRIA - Double rm.; twir
beds; also ssle. rm; bath and shower
Suitable or 8 gentlemen. AL. 650S
ARL., close to Clarendon-Lge LIST.
floor rm.. adj. bath with t. and s.;
$50 mo-; gentleman only. CHI. 3063
GIRIS-Large, upstairs; " blk. from
A. B. W bus; laundry and phone
privil. IA. 2-62S7. "
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture. silverware, tewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity Call Louis Segal, CHI 1893;
ewes EN- 61RS
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

COLoRED - 1886 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH Ridge. rm., unfurn.: /:
no children: use of kit. and laundry
rnn-; auto heat, constant hot water;
i blk. from transp. Apply within.
after pm. Mr.. HARDING. NO.
T4pu. -
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AIR-CoNDITIoEING UNITS, new.
1850 window models for rent, By the
week. month or season. Call now
rental units limited. Call Ii. 3-4112,
r. & N. REFRIGERATION CO., PA
L st. ne. Your Philco and York
Authorized Dealer
BuLLDOZERS with operators, for
hire or contract work; eXcavating,
grading. land clearing, road building
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 st
NV National 1924
RENT A TELEVISION - Hospitals
homes: braEd-new 1212-inch screen
Call MR.. BEACON. AID. 46sS, ia
RENT A TELEyIsIoN; easonable
rates. AT. 2029. Open till 9.
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ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips. dia-
mondS Of any description. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK, 6l4 18th st. NV.
ANTIQUES-Bric-a- a-brac china. sill
verWare, old jewelry, glass. Any amt.
DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE, I438
WIS ave u W NO 02nn
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bAk-GRlLL, active location. excel.
money maker. only SSOO0 down
| Can Mr.. Garvin. RE. 4plu. NOR
GAN REAL ESTATE co "A
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
MARINE NrrIRANs MnNIAG 40.

MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.
S4-hr serviss flrnrturs. trqnks and
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET ~
across the country; safe storage tr
SEPARATE rooms expert packing,
Phone NO 0I04 UNION STORAGE
CO INC est 1908
PARKS TRANSFER, moving at your
conven; resS. rates. Call anytime
AD 537. 3
SAMPSON BROTHERS-Reason
rates, @4-hr. service. day. IL, a.
6So1. Ii. G-luUs; ewes, FIR l4al.
EDELMAS MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your movinS, StoT-
age; reaS. IA. 2937; ewes, GE, lAl6,
3
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ROOMS WITH BoARD
PRIVATE ROOM WITH BoAR

PRIVATE ROOM WITH BOARD IL
gentle family; pleasant suburban
home; in exchange for Ink. duties
Middle-aged lady preferred WI
DOUBLE RIM. suitable for two mer
and home atmosphere. ia. 97a6. IS
Ice. RIM. for empl. mother and child
ROOM AND BOARD for , in private
ioestior hSIas, sss FM esi: sis, convenient n"
N.W.-Nice rooms for young men
also one triple, running water
telephones IN rooms; showers: ex-
cellent board: elevator. 4"
WENDELL TERRACE = Spacious
ICONS roo eTe Iss 09d snsD shaGy sT
serviee snq tsi plea Pfessant tN't young % people, %
s47.5O monthly. 1927 Belmont I'd
NV, MI. 9435.
1879 18th ST. N.w.-Vacancies fol
young men and. young women; walk
ing dist. downtown: .switchhd.; ele-
CLEAN ROOMS. sood ' food: So 81
mo. 1904 Que st. Phone NO. 4095
Good transportation. 5
S47 so AND UP
1925 18th st. n.w.-Nice 2nd-aooi
double single; share rm. for boy
bsmt.; sgle. Excel. meals. 4
WESLEY PAIL
Spacious dble rms IN remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water in everS
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bend1X washer
selected menu; S4S to $5S so: 142t
21st st NV EU 1924
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AShmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms, some with
private bath American plan; excel
lent meals; home atmosphere; 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO. 1865.
$3.50 MONTH";
1879 Mass. ave. NV; fne food
nice, redec. rms. Men or women
$50 mo- up. SIS wk. Clean, cheerfu!
guesthouse. Soc. priVil. DE. 52S6.
COLORED GOOD HOME, cooked
meals; dinner served from 3 to 7:3O,
prices reasonable; in clean, quiet
home; ladies and gentlemen invited;
starting May Is. If interested, cal,
DE. BOSS after 1870. D
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PARKWAY TERRACE
APARTMENTS

Garden :ype apartments re-
Gently Constructed. One mile
over D. c. line in Maryland, Is
minutes 10 downtown WaShing-
ron over new South Capitol
Street Bridse Most apartments
are = exposure very few with
? exposures. Large rooms, un-
usual closets. modern equipped
kitchens. tiled baths with show
ers. Laundry facilities and Stor-
ace space. Some available i'm
me0iateiy and others available
MAY /. Near shopping and
schools. Bus transportation 10
downtown.
l bedroom, living room, din
Ing space, kitchen and bath. $50.
. bedrooms, living room. dining
space tsxluj, kitchen and bath,
500
TO REACH. Drive out South
Capitol ST. over new bridSe, turn
left on Suitlsnd PARKWAY sna
drive s minutes on the parkway
to the sign to Suitlano. Make
right turn at sign up on 10 the
overpaSS and bear right TO the
first apartments on the right,
RENTAL OFFICE
3006 PARKWAY TERRACE DR.
JORDAN s-5500
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KENT VILLAGE

Enjoy suburban privacy with city
conventences and such features as
large closets, bright spacious rooms
with picture windows, trained recre-
ational director for such children S
activities as movies, bowling, scouts.
available in adjoining country club;
schools and stores nearby; Capital
Transit H-6 and WM6EA buses into
development.
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS IN The Star.
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KIRKWOOD VILLAGE

IN NEW DEVELOPMENT
Adj. Catholic University
This modern de luxe apt. consists of
large living rm., dinette, kitchen,
bedrm. and bath, and is in a con-
venient in-town, one bus fare. loca-
tion. $50 plus utilities. Avail. i'm
mediately. Call RA. 1859. j. B. T1F-
FEY g. SON. 143 Kennedy st. NV.
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.W

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks;
poults, poultry supplies. ME- 00S9.
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FARM g. GARDEN

AZALEAS-Hardv field grown, all
coors and sizes from SOC up. The
finest selection in Washington.
Wholesale and retail. 25l0 18th
ToPsoIL, delivered. FA. se45, TIE.
FARMALL CUB rRACTER, disc. piow,
power take-off. wheel weights and
lights. excel. cond., 1915. Vienna
ToP son. nil dirt. manure, blue
stone, stone an and road srayel. Also tree
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
al I,!I. other nursery stock now We also
s9s esi Asef fs road d1qNs aSsttsyiIIe NHsSEHd Nd
Tel. Warfield 4756 or Union eS3e
TOPSOIL-Very best; So yard in 3
or yd. loads. Call, HI. 1923 after
wANTED-Colored man. or man and
bungalow at Shadyside, Md Rent
free. Owner will go $3.50 on gar
dening and raising chickens, etc.
per Is bushei. $500 per 10 busheI,
screened and fertliiSed, s5c per per
6TshsI; ,a,sToNE deIiveTed ,v.; VA @ 45s3; a.
places: fshponds,S, retaining walls,
work F. MARCUCCIO. Route 8.
EornsrS lane; Rockville. Md. Phone
FIG TREES. large and small white
figs, sweet early. sos 14th st. Sc.
suLIDozEks ii I1ozfi for grading. exca7at- cav
ing and land 10 clearing free esti-
TREE REMOVAL-One or one thou
sand: low rate. insured; lots cleared,
lawns titled and seeded. THE TREE
TOPPERS, GF. 1857. 5
TOP SOIL - Nutritious nursery in
spected top soil for lawns, gar
ToP asPs soII 5if, SND SH Nan MANURE for a Sale.
ToPsoIL. delivered anywhere in met.
load. Gail RA. S724 %
CREEPING PHLoX, Oriental peoples.
primrose, sweet williams, other Pc
rennials. Iris So bushel while they
last.
Giant, gem, eVerbearing ng-strawberry
plants, So per hundred: all other
varieties, 81 per hundred; some
raspberry plants.
JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville. Md.
RID. ., Silver Spring, Nd. Call
Ashton, Md. 3S46. 10
AZALEAS
And yews. 81 80 up. POI Birch ave-
Takoms PIX. Md. Sligo 4773. -
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ARLINGTON

HILLWOOD MANOR nAPTS.
Public opinion proves these are the
finest and most desirable in entire
WASHINGTON area.
FEATURING:
1-e bedrm. apis. with As large
closets
Radiant heat (no bulky radiators in
rms. each apt. individually con-
trolled to suit YOU.
Colored tile and bathroom fixtures.
Aluminium easement windows with
tiled sills throughout
De luxe kitchen. including fun 36"
gas range and 7-ft. WestinshouSe
refrigerator, dopsle sink and exhaust
Master teleyision outlets at no cost.
De luxe laundry rms, ample storage
lockers and play areas.
SS1-S93. 80, including utilities.
Directions: Out Columbia pike to
Baileys Crossroads. turn right on
Leesburg pike to Glen Carlyn drive
and left to our sign and project.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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5 FOOD DISTRIBUTORS
PART TIME

INCREASE YOUR INCOME S4eb PER
MONTH, 10 HRS. A WK DELIVER
FACkAGED FOOD TO ESTAB-
LISHED ACCOUNTS.
$500 WORKING CAPITAL RE-
QUIRED WRITE EXPERIENCE AND
PHONE NUMBER TO BOX 246-E,
STAR
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GLASSMANOR

IS min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST
AT D. C.-MD LINE. NEW DE-
VELOPMENT AND 2 BEDRM
APIS. FOR IMMEDIATE AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY PHONE LO
S-S10n
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AZAI z As
POULTRY g. EGGS

hLALEAO
And yews. 81 80 up. POI Birch ave.
Takoms PIX. Md. Sligo 4773. -
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WE CAN SELL

Yonr iiauor restaurant, grocery store,
roominR house or any business
quickly and efficiently II priced
righti in business over rs yrs.
Call any time.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
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BABY CARRIAGE, medium size, good
condition. reasonable. IA. 1904. 4
BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 2937' after Z pm, GE. 1416.
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RESTAURANT-LIQUOR
owner quotes 81 900 daily: open eVeA
only. One OF WaShington's most
outstanding establishments with ma
tlonal reputation; capable OF doing
times present business under owner
supervision. For fun information
see MR.. VASSIL, sol woodward
Bldg, DI. T7q4
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-04

Sohio stations during this summer.
Fittingly, the card, first in the
1850 series distributed by Soho,
is issued as the July post card,
since the late President was mar
ried on July 8; made his accept
ance speech for the Republican
nomination for the presidency on
July %, and visited Alaska on his
last trip in July, 1923.
The postal cards scenes were
taken from Photographic expedi-
tions of The Standard Oil Comp
any tOhio) which covered more
than 1000 miles to take out-stand-
ing scenes in every part of, Ohio.
The Harding Memorial picture
was taken by r. r. McCreary.
The postal shows the glistening
white Georgian marble structure
with its plain doric columns and
is Ohio's most beautiful president
ial memorial. The unusual tree
within the enclosure is a Baby
lonian weeping willow espec-
tally selected by Harding'S, wife
to be planted there.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-04
By Meclelland

ulation of the earth we are not
discriminate enough in our read
ing and our reading ability is in
adequate" Mrs. Watson declared.
I'VE must ask ourselves as teach
ers what part do we play in this
system which has educated a
large per cent of America to be
superficial readers"
Not only did the teachers parti-
cipate in Remedial Reading classes
being conducted in the city schools
but they participated in evaluat-
ing and criticizing proposed and
newly published materials, games,
devices, and texts with their teach
ing aid which were sent to Witten-
berg College for this purpose by
various literary hours.
my classes have received ex-
ceptional benefits from not only
the exchange of opinions and ex-
perience among the elementary
teachers, but from principals,
specialists, and instructors of
special ungraded groups, all of
whom are enrolled in the work.
shop" said Mrs. Watson.
Those from this vicinity who
will receive academic credit in
this course are: Mary Z. Daugh-
erty, and Marjorie G. Rapp, Selma
School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-04
MISSING FACTS

An interesting editorial certain phases of ociaired med
recently appeared the Christian Science Monitor which
said The increase in reported sickness during Great Bans
first full year of socaed medicine has its significance for the
United States Much OF the British program embraced in the
proposal Of medical which the Truman
administration is promoting
Sickness among adult Bons eight per cent and work
days lost through illness n per cent Officials credit the
growth OF reported illness mainly to economic reasonPeope
getting medical service who previously could not afford it,
But there additional the experience of Europ
countries with compulsory sickness insurance it has long
been observed that when workers taxed for medical
they often claim it unnecessarily That the only that many
figure they get something back for their money
Ut also standard part of the government insurance sy
give weekly cash payments claimants The chance
stay at home and live for while with the aid Of state funds
frequently initiates against speedy return to work
These and other disadvantages Of national system Of gov
ernmen insurance for medical getting publicity
from the Truman Administration British experience however
bringing out some of the missing facts.
In other words these medical schemes make malneerers out
Of the peopeeven they regiment medicine ovework the
doctors TO the breaking point and seriously reduce the stand
ards of medical
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-04
LON BARD HAS
APPROVED DAM

An Ayrshire cow, Lombard
Tuty, owned by Roy Lombard and
son of Plain City has been given
the high rating of Approved, ac-
cording to the Ayrshire Breeders
Association Executive Secretary
c. T. Conklin of Brandon, VT.
The Ayrshire Approved rating
has been given to Lombard Tuty
in recognition of the producing
ability of at least two or more of
her daughters.
The Lombard COW qualified on
two tested daughters that average
1886 lbs. 1920 milk, ass lbs.
butterfat on a twice-a-day milk
ing, mature equivalent basis.
The Approved Ayrshire Dam
Plan, that was adopted by the
Ayrshire Breeders Association in
1912, has aided in the identificat-
ion of the most successful brood
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-04
HONEY FLOW OFF TO SLOW
START IN OHIO COLONIES

Honey flow to date in Ohio has
been disappointing.
c. A. Reese, extension bee speci-
alist at Ohio State University, says
only few beekeepers reported
any appreciable surplus of honey
up to the middle of June. isA
Despite this poor start, he be-
lieves the prospects are for a fav-
orable crop of honey. over most
of Ohio, providing weather con-
ditions permit normal flight.
He urges beekeepers to keep
close check on two points: Physical
decline of the queen, and shortage
of pollen reserves. Either, or both,
can be corrected easily by re
queening and feeding a supple
ment or substitute.
When pollen reserves decline
during early August, heavy winter
losses often result.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-04
South SoIon

CORRECTION: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Achor (Rachel DiffendaD an
nounce the birth of son Joseph
Arthur June 23rd (not Ruth Diff
fendal.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Tenny of
Delaware visited on Tuesday with
Mrs. Cora Baughn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fry and
daughter Nina Clyone of Bloom
ington, Ill spent several days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Rowand.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregation Christian Church
met on Thursday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. ]. B. Smith assisted
by Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Dana
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-04

spent several days with Mrs. Jes-
sic Clark and Champ.
Several from the community at
tended the 1850 Starlet Revue pre-
sented by pupils of Johnny God
frey Wednesday, and Thursday
in the high school auditorium,
Washington c. H. in which Judy
Estep and Gary Riegel partici-
pated.
Pfc. Hershel (Junior) Spears,
stationed at Fort Benning, Ga, ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kimball Sunday for sew
eral weeks furlough
The Bible School closed on
Friday. evening with a program
and display of the work during
the two weeks period. Mrs. Hugh
Robinson, Mrs. j. B. Smith and
Miss Ramona Simmermon had
charge of primary, beginners and
junior departments. Mrs. Everett
Grear gave an accordion solo as
climax to the evenings program.
Refreshments were served to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Buehler of
Columbus were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Theobald and
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Diffendal
and Linda were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Gran
imar and Sonya at Trotwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball
and Ronnie spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Cron and family
in Springfield.
Rita O'Brien spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy O'Brien
in Springfield.
Mrs. Florence Diffendal spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight BARLEY and family at
Cardington.
Mrs. Minnie DEMENT, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Roberts and Chas. at Wilmington.