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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Ambassadors Of
Goodwill To Go
Through London

The NIFTY FIFTIES." .
group of eighty outstanding teen
age citizens from Jefferson Coun-
ty Kentucky, will pass through
London, Ohio, at 2:35 p. m. on
July Oath.
According to Charlie Vettiner.
director of the nationally acclaim
ed Jefferson County Playground
and Recreation Board. which is
sponsoring the tour, the unique
tour for fun is scheduled for
July oath through 28th to Niagara
Fails over 1,200 mile route.
The Camp-On-Tour is termed
unique because the eighty BOYS
and girls who will occupy two
buses have merited the trip by
virtue of providing themselves
outstanding citizens and by earn
ing about $1,000 to defray their
own expenses.
Nobody is giving these young,
sters anything except the Jeffer-
son County Playground and Reg
reatlon Board which is supplying
the inspiration and supervision,
This method of earning fun has
been one of the factors which
has caused the Jefferson County
Plan of Recreation to be hailed
as national model. 8
Designated by K. p. Vinsel. ex-
ecutive Vice President of the
Louisville Chamber of Commerce
as Louisville Ambassadors of
Goodwill, the NIFTY FIFTIES"
VIII convey the compliments of
Jefferson County and Louisville
to London, Ohio.
The Camp-On-Tour is made up
OF two air-conditioned buses, a
supply truck carrying tents, cots
and cooking equipment and scout
car. The young people will have
police escorts at each city they
pass through.
On July oath, camp will be
pitched at Delaware. Ohio; !
18th at Lake Erie State Park.
July 26th at Rondeau Provincial
Park in Canada and on July 9th
at Piqua, Ohio. The young Camp
ers-On-Tour will return to Louis
vile, the county seat of Jefferson
County, on July 28th.
As many citizens of London as
possible are urged to be on the
lookout for the Campers On Tour
to wave them greeting as the
Goodwill Ambassadors salute our
city.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Inmate Stabbed
With Ice Pick
AT Prison Farm


The condition of Thomas Will
son, 81, London Prison Farm in
mate, stabbed in the back with
an ice pick Monday, was reported
mot serious" at the Ohio Peniten-
tiary Hospital Tuesday, according
to officials at the prison farm.
Wilson, who had been serving
a life term for a Cuyahoga County
killing, was, stabbed during an
argument with another inmate,
Johnny Parker, "a. who is serving
a one to 25-year term for unarmed
robbery in Hamilton County.
The argument, it was said
amounted to little or nothing. Ore
of the inmates is a porter and
the other a waiter and the dispute
apparently started over one di-
recting the other to perform an
errand.
The ice pick was removed from
Wilson's back at the penitentiary
hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
De SaIvo Firm
Gets Contract
On Rt 40 Work

Octave Ammon, Deputy Di-
rector, State Highway Dept. Di-
vision Six announced today that
the De Salvo Construction Com
pany of Cincinnati was low bidder
for the improvement of approx
mately Z mi. of u. S. Route 40 Ma
tional Road between the village
of Lafayette and the Clark Coun-
ty line consisting of grading,
draining and paving with rein
forced concrete and the pile piers
and abutments and a continuous
steel beam bridge with concrete
deck and substructure, both over
Deer Creek in Madison County.
A contract for similar pro-
ject starting at the Clark County
line and extending westward for
3 miles toward Springfield was
also awarded the De Salvo COM
pany. The total contract amounts
to 81, 800, SCI. 18 with the Madison
County project costing 1925, ,559. .19
and the Clark County job, $685.
G07.99. The Federal Bureau of
Public Roads and the State of
Ohio will jointly finance this i'm
provement.
If approval of the contract by
the Federal Bureau of Public
Roads is secured, work will be
started shortly thereafter with a
tentative date of Nov. 80, 1851
set for its completion.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Awards Provided
For Flowing Test

The First National Bank and
the Central National Bank i'm Lon
don will furnish $4,000 each for
prizes in the county plowing
match and tractor rodeo contest
Monday, July 81, on the H. S.
Floyd farm la mile east of
Lafayette on Route 40, according
to James Miller, Chairman. The
machinery dealers in the county
will finance the program and
other expenses by contributing
$500 each. The blowing match
will start at 9:45 a. m, and the
tractor rodeo will be in the after
noon of July 81. An overall COM
mittee meeting will be Monday
evening, July II, in the basement
of the court house in London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Sherwood Rites
Conducted Friday

Mrs. Flora L. Sherwood. 65,
died suddenly at her home al
kileville, Tuesday at 10 a. m
Death was attributed to heart
disease. ~ =
Mrs. Sherwood was born Aug
ust 27, 1884.
She is survived by her husband,
Everett, one son James and five
daughters, Mrs. Ada Belle Hoff.
man, Mrs. Lois Toothman, !, Mrs,
Elizabeth Rings, Mrs. Nellie Mot
teller, Miss Mona June Sherwood;
brother Charles McKitrick and
sister Katie Blumenschein: Ia
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Services Friday 2 p. m. Inter
ment Forest Grove Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Health Official
At Conference

DR.. r. A. Vogel. health COM
missioner for the district conf
prised of Madison, Union and
Delaware counties, will be at
Northwestern University, Evans
ton, Illinois, the next two weeks,
attending a conference of public
health administrators.
The conference deals with all
public health problems. The pro-
gram will include lectures on
communicable disease control,
sanitation, child hygiene. chronic
diseases, budgets and public re-
lations. The conference will end
July 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Driver Charged
In Accident

Frank Chrisman, London, was
slated by police to appear on
Mayor E. P. Speasmaker's court
Monday on a charge of operating
an auto while intoxicated after his
auto was involved in an accident
with a car operated by Curtis
Webb on Walnut street. Occu-
pants were unhurt.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Mrs. MurI Taylor
Succumbs Sunday

Mrs. Murl Taylor, widow of
Charles Taylor, died at the home
of her son Charles, AZ South
Street Sunday morning. Mrs. Tay-
lor was well known school
teacher.
Survivors include another son,
Eugene of Washington D. c., three
sisters, Mrs. Mary Mouser of
London; Mrs Mary Lightfoot,
near Mechanicsburg and Mrs.
Lea Lindig; one brother, Eliza
Stone, of Harrisburg, Ohio.
Friends may call at the home of
the son on South street.
Funeral services in the London
Presbyterian Church Tuesday at
2 p. m. Interment in the Mt. Ster-
ling cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Idly Chapel Man
Dies Suddenly

4 John A. Simons, "a, Lilly Chapel
farmer, who served a number of
years as Fairfield Township
trustee, died suddenly of a heart
attack Sunday at the home of his
son John Simons in Columbus.
~ He \ leaves another brother,
Frank of Big Plain and one sis
ter, Mrs. Belle Mcclure of Cen
terburg, Ohio. Friends may call
at the RAIDER Funeral Home.
Services Tuesday 2 p. m. at the
Lilly Chapel Methodist. Church.
Interment in Kirkwood Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
RECRUITING OFFICE
OPEN WEEK ENDS

The U. 5. Navy Recruiting Of
flee in the Post Office Building,
Springfield, has announced, that
due to the increase in transfers
of Naval Reservists from inactive
to active duty. the office will be
open all day Saturdays and SUM-
days for acceptance of volunteers
for active duty and enlistments
into the regular Navy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Two Unhur+ In
High St. Crash
MADISON PRESS ENGRAVING

Ruel Jackson, London, and his
young daughter, escaped injury
Sunday morning when the auto he
was driving struck the car of DR..
r. j. DiEgman, lit S. Union ST.,
parked on East High Street.
According to police, Mr.. jack
son glanced down to brush some
dirt from the seat cushion and
his car crashed into the rear of
the Dingman car. Mr.. Jackson's
car was badly damaged.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Exhibits At State
Fair Over $4,000

Did you realize that there will
be more than $4,000 exhibits at
the Centennial Ohio State Fair?
The Aug. 26 - Sept. I show in
Columbus is expected to better
the 27,732 exhibits at the 1949
Fair. rot counting approximately
$500 Junior Fair entries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Drowning Victims s
Funeral Friday

Funeral services for Glendon
Robinson, 14-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Robinson, South
Charleston, who drowned in a
pond on the James Bradford farm
near South Charleston Tuesday,
were conducted Friday at 2 p. m.
in the South Charleston Methodist
Church. The Rev. w. H. Fields
officiated. Interment was in Green
lawn Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Fayette County
Fair July 25-27

Fayette County's fair, featuring
three days of racing and night
attractions. opens on July Is for
a five day run. Ward Beams
Dare Devils, an auto thrill show,
a western horse show and Gus
Suns Variety Show are among
the night attractions July 25, 26,
27 and %. #
Harness race purses will range
from $500 to $1,000 during the
three days the speed program will
be under way.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
LAND BIG FISH
IN DEER CREEK

Two Columbus anglers tussled
ID minutes to land a 30-pound
catfish, caught with big minnow
on trot line in Deer Creek near
Mt. Sterling The catch was made
by Ray Gerhardt, Harrisburg. PIX.
and VIM. Graves. Sullivant Ave.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
lemay Funeral
At MI. S+erlinq

Funeral services for John Le-
may, So, at 2 p. m. Wednesday al
Snyder Funeral Home, Mt. Ster.
ling. Interment, Mt. Sterling
Cemetery. Leaves his widow, sOsa
one son Jake; three daughters
Mrs. LYDIA Barrett. Mrs. Lutte
Junk and Mrs. Lois Mckinney;
one brother, Clarence; three sis
ters, Mrs. Edith Campbell. Mrs
Jessie Garwick and Mrs. Blanche
Gill.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
TYLER AT HOME

Wayne Tyler, East High street,
who has been undergoing treat
ment in Grant Hospital for recent
illness, was returned to his home
Saturday.
His condition is considerably i'm
proved.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
MANAGER NAMED

Mark Schaeper mathematics
teacher at Washington High school
has accepted the position of high
school athletic manager at Wash
ington c. II.
Charles Mustine, athletic man.
ager last year. rendered his res
ignation to school board recently.
Schaeper will assume athletic
manager duties in addition to
teaching mathematics,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Grade A Ratings
Awarded Diaries

Three Madison Courty dairy
firms have been granted Grade A
ratings for milk sold in the county
by the Madison County Board OF
Health, DR.. Robert A. Vogel,
Health Commissioner announced
Monday. They are Med-O-Pure,
Smith Dairy and TimmoEs Dairy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
BROTHER OF LONDON
WOMAN DIES

Mrs. c. A. Gaymon, 160 N. Mad
ison Rd., received word Saturday
of the sudden death of her brother
Earl Shriver, IS, Oklahoma City,
Okla. Death resulted from a heart
attack. Mr.. Shriver had been in
apparent good health. Funeral
services and interment in Okla
homa
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
COUNTY WIDE Al
TOUR JULY %

A County wide All Tour has
been scheduled for Ohio Caverns
and Indian Lake on Tuesday,
July 25, according to John San
ford, Chairman of the All Council.
Buses will leave the court house
in London at 900 a. m, Tuesday
morning, July 25. Persons going
by car will meet the group al
Ohio Caverns at 1000 a. m.
A boat ride around Indian Lake
has been scheduled, plus other
activities at the Amusement park.
Reservations must be made no
later than Thursday, July 20,
with the All Club leaders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
200-PIECE BAND

A success last year, the 2C0-
piece All-Ohio boys band will
provide week-lcng entertainment
at the Centennial Ohio State Fair
in Columbus.
Ohio's best high school bands
men will play under the director
ship of DR.. Louis Pete of Ashland.
Pehearsals will begin a week
before the fair opens on Saturday,
Aug. 26. Daily concerts will be
given by the youthful musicians
on the Fairgrounds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
DeadIine On
Tax Thursday

Thursday July 20 is the
deadline for payment of real
estate taxes without liability
for the customary penalty,
County Treasurer Roger
Counts reminded Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
DRIVER FINED

Russell Baird, Shady Ave, Lon
don, arrested by Sheriff's deputies
on West High street. Saturday
night was fined 500 and costs in
Mayor Speasmaker's court on a
charge of operating an auto while
intoxicated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
= our
"a Town
OUT WEST

III WESI
Judge Roscoe G. Hornbeck
writes from Klamath Falls,
Oregon, that things are BOOM
ing out in the west. Judge
stopped to see the Calvin
Hunts who live there. Many
a London boy will remember
the Hunts as Aunt Bess" and
Uncle Calvin" Doc Hunt
told the judge that there is
certain land there in Oregon
that will produce 100 bushels
of barley to the acre. There
have been cases where four
to six hundred bags of pota-
toes have been sacked per
acre. Doc also said that there
is a cattle raiser there who
fed a million, two hundred
thousand 100 pound sacks OF
potatoes to livestock. Cost
to the raiser 10c per sack.
Cost to the government
$2.85 per sack!
poT-PoURRl
We like Bud" Nelson's col
umn in the Lebanon Western
Star" Bud carried a reprint
last week entitled What Is
A Boy?" which was originally
produced in the New England
Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany's magazine. 1t goes like
this BOYS COME IN
ASSORTED sizes, weights and
colors. They are found every
where on top of, under
meath. inside of, climbing on,
swinging from. running
around or jumping to. Mothers
love them, adults ignore
them and Heaven protects
them. A boy is Truth with
dirt on his face. Wisdom
with bubble gum in its hair
and the Hope of the world
with a frog in its pocket.
"A BOY HAS AN Ape
TITE of a horse, the di-
gestion of a swordswallower,
the energy of pocket-size
atomic bomb, the curiosity OF
n cat, the lungs of dictator,
The Imagination of a Paul
Bunyan. the shyness of a
:. violet, the audacity of steel
trap, the enthusiasm of
firecrackef, -. and when he
makes something he has five
thumbs on each hand.
"HE LIKES ICE CREAM,
knives, saws, Christmas,
comic books. the boy across
the street, woods, water in
its natural habitat =. large
animals, Dad, trains, Saturday
mornings and fire engines.
He is not too much for SUM-
day schools, company, schools,
books without pictures, music
lessons, necktieS, BARRIERS.
girls, overcoats, adults or bed
time.
NOBODY ELSE IS so
EARLY to rise or so late
to supper. Nobody else can
cram into one pocket a rusty
knife, a half-eaten apple,
three feet of string, an empty
Bull Durham sack, two gum
drops, six cents, a slingshot, a
chunk of unknown substance,
and a genuine supersonic code
ring with a secret compart-
ment.
"A BOY IS A MAGICAL
creature. You can lock him
out of your workshop, but
you can't lock him out of
your heart. You can get him
out of your study, but you
can't get him out of your
mind. Might as well give up
:. he is your captor, your
jailer, your boss and your
master. A fellow with a freck-
led face "a pint-sized bum
die of noise. But when you
come home at night with only
the shattered pieces of your
hopes and dreams. he can
mend them with two magic
Unf,do
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Club Members
Admitted Free

CHICAGO - What promise to
be one of the largest gatherings
of All Club boys and girls ever
assembled In this city will cele-
brate All Day at the Chicago
Fair, Wednesday, July 26.
All alters wearing All uni
forms, caps, patches, or other
Identification, will be admitted
tree. They are requested to enter
the Fair at the 23rd. Street en-
trance.
A special All talent program
has been arranged by the National
Committee on Boys and Girls
Work In cooperation with County
Extension agents and Extension
specialists in music in Illinois,
Indiana. Ohio, Iowa, Michigan
and Wisconsin.
First on the days program will
be parade of all the visiting
Alters. headed by the Jackson
county, Michigan, All Band of
40 pieces, from the south gate
of the Fair to the Central Special
Events Stage, starting at 1890
p. m.
AT the Central Stage, starting
at p. m. All Talent program
will be held, which will include
instrumentalists. soloists. duets,
trios. quartettes. square dance
teams.
Among the programs features
will be a 15-piece All orchestra
from Holland. Michigan, which
will play popular numbers. as
well as furnish accompaniments
for individual and group partici-
pants. Also from Michigan, a
girl marimba player, a girl baton
twirler, and boy accordionist,
from Branch county, and boy
sharmonica player, vocalist, and
q square dance team from Cass
county, are scheduled to appear
IN the program.
The Junior Leaders All Club
in Van Vert. Ohio, has entered
4 "barbershop quartette."
Iowa counties will be represent
ed by bass baritone, a contralto.
I4-year old blind boy accOrdiOnist,
and cornetist. All from Illinois
and Wisconsin also will take part
In the program.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
CONDITION IMPROVES

The condition of Wayne Clel-
land. proprietor Of Cleiland Mo-
tors, East High ST., who has been
seriously i'll in Grant Hospital, was
reported showing marked inn
provement Tuesday. It will be
several weeks before he may be
returned home, it is understood.
Complete rest has been ordered
by physicians and visitors are not
permitted,
Evening star., 1950-07-16
A SHORT STORY

T-- TT HAD happened year ago the way mira
sHORI sOM cles always happen: suddenly unexpect-
edly miraculously. Afterwards of course.
they dwel lovingly every detail of that memorable morn
ing They had been having breakfast in the kitchen as usual
Pouring the coffee, Muriel said tentatively, Darlng
Philip had won their daily scue the newspaper He
lowered it until his long, rather solemn face into view
There were humor wrinkles around his and the cowck
at the back of his head stood in an absurd fam Mie
loved him until hurt her somewhere just below her breast
bone
"Hum?"
Darling Muriel chose her words carefully do you
think there's any chance of that raise coming through
Evening star., 1950-07-16

they practically promised to you, didn't they? Oh,
know moneys not supposed to matter and all that but
she looked around the dngy kitchen with its cracks in the
plaster could certainly use some We need many
things!" She made helpless inclusive gesture,
Evening star., 1950-07-16

This wretched toaser, Mue declared ust frinstance
The toaster fendsh gadget they had christened
Shadrach because often than not it cremated the toast
completely Or else it slked and refused to brown ALL
There was nothing chromium plated or automatic about
Evening star., 1950-07-16
too much MONEY

Suddenly, riches came to Muriel and Philip.
Wonderful! But Shadrach, the ancient toaster
taught them thatd dollars can't buy everything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
ReaItor

FOXHALL VILLAGE
Now available in this most desir-
able section, brick and stucco home
in lovely condition.; rooms and
bath, oil hot-water heat; nice lot.
with lear garage.
FLYOD E. DAVIS co.
1899 Z st. NV, ma. 0852; Ewes,
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TOURIST OR FRATERNAL

In center of tourist area. this fins
property is an outstanding opportu-
nifty for an aggressive operator who
knows the tourist trade; suitable
also for fraternal organization or
Gated in a block of outstanding
homes on F ST.. between goth
and 21St.
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RAMBLER
S19.975

DETACHED-OPEN l TO 6
A truly rare chance to buy beautiful
bay-window masonry house of s
rms. . baths, gas h.-w.h.; modern.
lied and in good cond Choicely
located of upper 10th st. at 561
Nth o ST. Reduced from $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE. D C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A spacious older home on fine level
corner lot. Entr. hall, liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, bedrm. or library, and Y
bath on 1st f. bedrms. and 2
baths on end. 2 bedrms. and l bath,
Bird fl. Servants rm. and bath In
bsmt. Excel. jacketed heating plant
with summer-winter hookup. Ga
rage. Unusually liberal financing
Please call Mrs. Cushard ewes.
1NEz cUsHARD, REALroR, OR. 42s2
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EMBASSY ROW

EIVIbAOkS ItOW
13 rms, 4 baths: Ayr lease; rent,
5000: inc. quoted, 500: expensive
furniture, clean as pin; wants
G. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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UPPER 18th ST.

UPPER 10Th ST.
8 apis; 3 baths tl1 oil heat; nice yard.
PARK ROAD
Near 16th-Three 3-rm. apts., plus
! sleeping. rm.. baths; oil heat;
thpoughout; BEAUTIFUL sare cond iaf sss5eo
Beautiful furniture; rent. S1s5: Ayr.
lease; $4,000 down.
LODGING HOUSE
? Ssse income 9sii,aoo 1 ps1 mol OIL
RI Ro SSSd: HOUSE
Mt. Pleasant section--12 rms. ga
lease; income. $ess. plus s' apt. Si for
owner; 81. 800 down.
ROOMING HOUSE
o 9 hea 9'ats4R Il 5ns ons 4s sss:
income, $3.50. plus 3-rm. apt. for
owner: gear gar: $4,000 down.
Many, others that we haven't adj
vertIsed. If you want to sell
EUGENE P. NIXON
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. s112,
OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 PM.
1927 3rd PL. NV.
FIRST TIME OFFERED
A Fine Semidet Brick in This
Excellent Residential Section
Z rooms. 2 tile baths Zone in master
bedroom. Special features include
large breakfast nook, den. clubroom,
built-in garage. cement porches and
hot-water heat. Owner will finance
property after down payment for
substantial purchaser. Call Larry
Dee, RA. 1882.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1924 l4th OF. NV. d.. sa4o.
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es 9pF FsR i aH z s 81. NV.
2-family Colonial brick. 2 kits. COM
pletely equipped. Lge. Anchor
fenced yard: gas heat; immaculate
condition: reasonably priced with
terms. Call MR.. LYMAN. RE. 1879,
ST., O34b.
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OPEN ;iI1S T 1eda ri i 70 re- 8
This lovely brick set up as doctors
ONCE on 1st floor, apt. on End f..
consisting of 3 rms, kit and . baths
and finished room or library on 3rd
f.; oil heat and gear garage.
LOUIS RUDDEN Elk. 5707
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY

Small. cash and carry. with living
quarters; near the Hecht Co new
dept. store on Wilson blvd. Airing
ton; business increasing: priced
right II sold this week; small amount
tunity for young couple For ap-
poiptment. call Owens $3.50. 8 am.
to pm
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BRIGHTWOOD

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
This charming S-rm. house Just OF
Conn. ave. is situated on a beauti-
full corner lot 1t features 4 bed
rms. lge. modern kit, very lge. din.
2-car garage; oil h.-w.h 1t is
ideally located in this exclusive sec
ton, convenient to shopping. schools
and transpt. Asking $4,000. To
inspect: Call Mr.. Burton. RE. $685.;
ewes. no. 0549.
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TOWN HOITSE

With income possibilities; this prop
erty is located in an area of imme-
date Improvement, opposite new
elevator apt. building, less than "
block from new Red Cross Bldg and
convenient to Govt. depts.; 8 rms.
maids I'm. and bath, oil h.-w.h.;
moods decorating
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WOODWARD & NORRIS

723 goth st. NV.
RE. 65S5. Ewes, AID. 6091. u
End AND INGRAHAM sTs.-semi-
Diet. brk.. 6 rms, 3 baths, bsmt.
apt, gas heat; long yard, gar.
FIORENZA REALTY co.