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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
Ohio REDUCING
SCHOOL UNITS

Following the trend Of recent
years there was further reduc-
ton in Ohio's small school units
during 1850 according to DR..
Clyde Hissong, state director of
education. DR.. TIissong said that
the total number of one-teacher
schools in operation in 1950-51 is
275.
The State Director Of Education
pointed out that the number Of
one-teaeher schools in operation
in the 1950-51 school year, rep
resents a net reduction of 73 in
comparison with the 1949-50
school year. During 1949-50 there
We're 348 such schools and in
1948-49 there were 425.
or the 275 one-teacher schools
in operation during the 1950-51
school year 261 are maintained
in districts under county super
vision while there are 8 one
teacher schools in exempted Vil-
lagc districts and 6 in city dis
tricts.
Robert L. Rohe, director and
chairman Of the division Of school
finance, said that II one-teacher
schools closed in 1850 while one
teacher schools became tWo-teach-
er schools. One school that OPP
Grated as a two-teacher school in
the 1949-50 school year has only
one teacher employed for the
current year. lie added that
there are 48 county school dis
tricts ia the state in which there
are no one-teacher schools.
Counties with no one-room
school are: Allen, Ashland, Ash
tabula, Brown, Butler, Cham
paign Clark, Clinton, Crawford,
Cuyahoga, Defiance, Delaware,
Erie, Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin,
Fulton, Geauga, Greene, Hamil-
ton, Hancock, Hardin, Henry,
Highland, Huron, Knox, Lake
Licking, Logan, Marion, Medina,
Meigs, Mercer, Miami, Montgo-
merry, Morgan, Morrow, Pick
away, Ross, Sandusky, Seneca,
Summit, TrumbulI, Union, Van
Vert, Warren, Wyandot.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
ACCOUNTS APPRoVED

ACCOUNTS APPROVED
Final account oil Ruth 4, Ro-
truck, guardian oG Roberta June
Roruck approved IN probate
court.
First, final and distributive ac-
count of Earl q. Gregg, VIVA, cs-
tate of Mary Ellen Carroll app
proved in probate court.
Fourth account OF d, W. Rich
mond. guardian Of Floyd Gene
Hay, Jr, a minor, approved in
probate court.
First and final account OF For
rest I'D. Sidencr dr., administrator
estate of EIla Gordm, approved
in probate court
First and final account of For
rest E. Sidener. Jr., administrator
estate of Nellie Yocum, approved
In probate court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13

for several. years. She died sun
day mght aFo hours after She
vas admitted to the hospital.
She was member of the
Church of Christ in Christian
Union in Newport.
Surviving are the husband, two
sisters, Miss Anna Cutlip. of the
Riley Avenue address and Mrs.
Susan Clark of Springfield; two
brothers. Frank Cutlip, near Lon
don, and Abe Cutlip, South Main
Street, London.
Funeral services at the Lukens
Funeral Home Wednesday at 2
o'clock, the Rev. c. II. Rice, pas
tor of the Church Of Christ in
Christian Union, West Center
Street, officiating. Interment in
Paint Township Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
PLAN -EsrLNe eouRsE

a milk testing shortcourse will
be held March i 10 III. at Ohio
State University, according to
John Moore, County Agricultural
AGENT.
Tie Madison County Dairy
Service Unit is Interested In extra
help in the milk testing program
ja the county, following com
pletloa of The testing shortcourse.
Qualifications for applicants to
tie slortcourse are: DeDendahle.
dairy farm experience. cnthus-
iasm about dairyjng, interest in
the welfare OF dairy farmers,
pleasing personality, honest, and
q good knowledge of arithmetic.
Further information and the an
picatioH blanks can be obtained
from the Madison County Exten-
sion Office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
Nursing Offers
Best Positions

COLUMBUS ~ Nursing offers
women the best long-range op-
portunities Of any major profess
sl1n according to Miriam Pctch-
NOR, director af the school oil nars-
lnG at Grant hospital
Miss Pctchner's statement was
based on 3 survey Of the various
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13

fields IA which nurses are now
urgently needed.
She found that nursing offers
loagranee opportunities i'm all
II pes of hospital work because
people afe living longer and 81
larger percentage is taking adj
vantage of hospital insurance. Ap-
prozimateIN SOC more persons
entered hospitals in 1850 than
in 1910, she said.
Also offering long-fange on-
portunlties are the Veterans adj
minisration and other govern
mental agencies which must care
for and rehabilitatc an increasing
" larger number Of men from
the armed services.
Another reason why nursing
has good possibilities over the
long run is because members OF
the profession are useful over a
wide range Of years; and, In adj
dition it is often possible for a
nurse to work part-time or full
time
Still another important factor
is that nursing education is help
ful In an increasing number OF
jobs, including: research in foods
and drugs, teaching, airlines
hostesses, industrial health and
occupauonal therapv.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
Brooders Save
Those Pigs

One pig lost at farroWing time
costs more than a homemade
electric brooder that might have
saved the pig.
According to ]. P. Blauser, agri-
cultural extension engineer at
Ohio State University, a CONNER
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
London Woman
Dies sunday

Mrs. Benjamin Emma E.)
SO Riley Avenue. died
a long illness on her
birthday, Sunday,
iu Mt Carmel Hospital. Mrs.
Taught had been i'll Of diabetes
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13

A eoogs editorials writer's reporters and other newspaper
men will have her conscience respected ond person will
raaed 10 exert his influence public Officials be
aed write eny story edsoria perform any act
sacf fhe honesty Of his conscience will permit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

W-N- - - . WEETNo -EE9
Jerry A. Neville and Bette w
Neville TO Virginia johnson, prop
erty On West High street Lon
don.
Francis I. Beathard and Bern
Evening star., 1951-01-07

Seventeen! One of the seventeen Club
members has gone sour. Maybe he's broke.
He picks stock that's always acting like
pogo stick and he writes half the members to
play this stock to 60 up, the other half to play
it to go down. Whichever way the stock
moves, half the members lose, bstt the other halt
win, and he's genius.
''Step two: He ignores the losers in the first
operation and sends his second tip only to the
winners -"
Figures" pleaded Ellery. Exactly how
many would receive the second tip?"
Half the original sixteen! Eight. the eight
first winners Now he tips half these eight to
play the stock up, the other half to play it
down. Again, half have to win =
Number, please" said Ellery.
Cant you do kindergarten arithmetic?
Half of eight is four! Now he's got four two
time winners. He picks another kangaroo
stock, sends the third letter, this time telling
half the four to play the stock up, the other
half to play it down.
SO NOW he's got his three-times winning
chumps primed and he's ready to spring the
big one He sends his fourth letter -"
ITO how many" inquired Ellery.
ITO the two remaining winners!"
That's what it should boil down. to, all
right" mourned Ellery. "The only thing is,
it doesn't. We're got three.'
Slowly, the Inspector sat down.
IAN extra man." said Ellery. Question:
ylTL = l. how bo nfx "a
laws of mathematics? Answer: He can't, so
he's the con man himself our friend MIR. x,
not one of the suckers at all. :"
Ivan Wyne, Lewis, or Fitch. One OF them's
the bunco
Evening star., 1951-01-07

"I'm afraid so.
Whichever one of the
three he is, this morn
ing, to his annoyance,
he found himself in a
consultation with his
two victims. The let
tiers setting up the
graveyard payoff had
been mailed last night
and were already de-
livered, so he couldn't
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Editors query: Which one is
Mr.. X, and hosC does Ellery knO,O?

to enter the problem as victim at all. When
accident forced him into it yesterday morn
ing, he was in jam. Yes, he could lie to the
other two and say he had also received the
fourth letter, but asked him to produce it -
along with the envelope. To look genuine,
the envelope he gave me had to have the same
postmark as the other two - the postmark of
the night before! But that was impossible -
it was now the morning after. and our con-
spirator found himself faced with something
of problem.
$50 x did the best he could. He looked
through his legitimate morning mail and
found plain envelope addressed to him, with
no return address, which bore the correct
postmark of the previous night; and he sent
that envelope along to me with the note he
had hastily typed as an enclosure. The only
trouble was, the envelope was Of different
size from the ones he'd been sending his vic
tins. He hoped, suppose, that wouldn't
notice the discrepancy"
ivan Wyne's envelope was long. 4" the
Inspector said.
"And Lewis's was identical with Van
Wyne's. But the third envelope" said Ellery,
was small envelope, and since that was the
one sent over to me by"
shout profaned the churchyard, lights
popped, and in their beams figure was
caught kneeling over three bundles on the
grave like boy in melon patch. 1t was
the pudgy little figure of German Fitch.
The End
Evening star., 1951-01-07

do anything about them. He could only pre-
tend he'd been a three-times winner, too!
If warned his innocents to lay off, MIR. x
would simply fail to show up tonight at Trim
ity. But if l didn't seem suspicious or a
threat, he'd go through with his scheme.
Does it fgure?"
Evening star., 1951-01-07

think, Queen? This sound on the level to you?"
Fitch, you're impugning the integrity of
fellow-member. said Van Wyne coldly.
I'm just asking question:
Its possible, Van Wyne, isn't it?" grum-
bled Lewis "And if somebody's turned
crooked, that's the end of the Club, and you
know it. What's your opinion, Queen?'
Sounds good to me" murmured Ellery.
But I'd want to dig bit before committing
myself. Did either of you other gentlemen
bring your letters of this morning with you?"
LEFT mine home" stated Lewis.
They're practically identical with Van
Wyne's," objected Fitch.
I'D like to see them, nevertheless, enve-
lope and all. Suppose you send them right
over to me by messenger. I'll phone the three
of you before noon."
The moment the front door had closed the
study door opened; and there was Inspector
Queen incredulous.
did hear rght?" snapped Ellery's father.
did you say to those three this sounds good
to you? Good for what, laughs?"
The trouble with you," said Ellery in a
panied way, lis that you I've got no gambling
blood. Why not wait for Developments"
Emerging from the study again just before
noon, Inspector Queen found his celebrated
son examining two envelopes and their con-
tents Cornelius Lewis's envelope, post
marked the night before, was exactly like the
one Charles Van Wyne had received. and the
wording on the Club letterhead was the same
except that where Van Wyne's time for depos-
iting the $25, 900 at the Trinity Church grave
had been $3.50 am, Lewis's was to be 3:45
am. The small plain envelope Gorman Fitch
had received, also postmarked the previous
night, contained the same message on Club
stationery except that Fitch was to deposit
his package of cash at 400 am.
Il suppose" said the Inspector. you're
going to recommend that your three clients
follow these instructions to the letter."
"Sure thing" said Ellery cheerfully; and he
telephoned his approval to Van Wyne, Lewis,
and Fitch in turn.
Are you out of your mind, Ellery?" howled
Inspector Queen as Ellery hung up for the
third time. The only sure thing in this racket
is that three suckers are going to be taken tor
twenty-five thousand lollypops!"
Racket" murmured the son.
The old gentleman controlled himself.
Look This smoothie operates on group
Of"
'Mr. x? And what do you mean by
group? Specify"
Evening star., 1951-01-07

Like Einstein," chortled the Inspector;
and he hurried downtown to Police Head
quarters to make certain arrangements about
a churchyard and the grave of one Dominicus
Pike.
GHOSTS walked about Broadway and Wall
Street that night, but by 90 am they had
subsided behind various illustrious head
stones in the churchyard, and the area grew
quiet.
Ellery insisted that his father share George
Washington's old pew in the chapel with him,
mumuring something about the long wintry
wait and the Father of Truth.
But at 3:15 the Queens were skulking be-
hind one of Mother Trinity's skirts. At $3.50
am on the nose the slender shadow of Charles
Van Wyne fell eagerly across the grave of
Dominicus Pike.
1t deposited something on the frozen ground
and slithered away.
At 3:45 the black hulk of Cornelius Lewis
appeared, something behind the headstone
dropped and fell off.
At the last stroke of 400 am. the dumpy
blur that was German Fitch repeated the pro-
cess, and then he, too, disappeared into the
darkness.
Whichever he is, he's taking no chances"
chattered Inspector Queen IF anything
went wrong, he'd be one of the suckers de-
posting his twenty-five grand. Now he'll
wait while. Then he'll sneak back to pick
I'D the cash. wonder which one I'll turn
out to be"
why, Dad" said Ellery in an amazed
undertone as he turned to his parent, do you
mean to say you don't know"
mo, DON'T" whispered the Inspector
malevolently "And don't tell me you dor
he added.
Ellery sighed. TX certainly didn't send any
letters to himself = he didn't expect to have
Evening star., 1951-01-07

cleaned up. Two weeks ago this morning we
each received second letter proposing the
purchase of another stock, equally jittery.
Again we made a lot of money.
And just one week ago today ="
The same thing" "rumbled Cornelius Lewis
impatiently.
"You want to know" asked Ellery, 'how
he does it?"
"Oh, we know how he does it, }" said pudgy
Mr. Fitch testify. Hes got inside informa-
ton, of course It's not that -
Then it's the letter you all received this
morning"
The big ex-banker glowered. How the
devil did you know we got letters today?
Lets call him Mr.. X" said Ellery. getting
into the spirit of the thing. ''Mr. KS first
letter came three weeks ago today, his second
two weeks ago today, his third one week ago
today so it was a pretty good bet, MIR.
Lewis, that fourth came today. What's dis
turbing you about it. gentlemen?"
Charles Van Wyne produced long enve-
Evening star., 1951-01-07
FITCH

Ellery removed from
it sheet of weighty
stationery with tony The GAMBLERS CLUB
at the top in gold engraving:
Dear Fellow-Member:
How did you like my three market
tips? Now something new has come up
and it looks like the best yet. Secrecy is
important, though, and have to handle
it personally or it s all off. If you'll gam
bic $25, 1000 on hot chance to double it
in seven days, no questions asked, leave
the cash at the foot Of Dominlcus Pixies
grave in Trinity churchyard tomorrow at
$50 am. on the button. No prying, or
you'll spoil the deal"
There was no signature.
Nov I've told Lewis" said Van Wyne,
that this is sporting gamble. The mans
proved himself I'm for it"
81 don't say I'm not" growed Cornelius
Lewis. The only thing is -"
Isn't that why we're here?' demanded
German Fitch with sniff What do you
Evening star., 1951-01-07

lope. Read it, Mr..
Queen"
The envelope was of
fine quality. 1t had no
imprint or return ad-
dress. Van Wyne's
name and address were
typewriter, and from
the postmark it had
been mailed the previ-
Gus night.
Ellery removed from
it a sheet of weighty
Evening star., 1951-06-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK
One Of the most attractive houses
in this area. First floor has recep.
hail. lge. liV. rm. with fireplace, din.
Gnn: rn,;: mod. moo GsI equipped kit. din: al;
rms. 2 tiled baths; finished Bird
noor; lovely rec. rm., maids rm
and bath. sun deck. built-in. ga
Eage; EAg ,sM excellent value. Call w. B.
UNIVERSITY PARK
Newly decorated brick det home.
gar Ready to occupy. See ct any.
time. 4425 Butterworth pl. NV.
BETHESDA AND CHEVY CHASE
rooms and bath; $4,000 and S31,.
bA!ss0 !sss01sss2d %2RhrsRg VI sRD'1asSsas a7sS or
BETHis4A-creenwich Hies6S Forest. M brick
has iiv. rm. with open firepl.. din.
rm:, bedrm: or den and bath;
screened living porch: End fioor,
F. Ave. A. INV TWFER En. G9i i2so INC 56o4 Coz Conn
BRIGHTWOOD. 7th and whittier sts
Recently built det. brick. scr.
porch; g nice, rms. rec. rm.; yard
well shaded :strong cash. GE. 413S.
AREA-Detached CO.
bedrm., 3-bath, bsmt. apt, with
full bath and bedrms. renting for
SIS per mo-: oil h.-w.h.; detached
garage. To inspect; call OR, 004s
NC f1{ . 55Ss S;R' conn REAaTY aye BROKERS
CHEVY CHAsE-suitable for large
family; close to Chevy Chase Circle;
det. brick 28-ft. living rm. with
d,I nreplase; ph slsepins rms; q b. ;hs
CHEVY CHASE, Nj MD.0Iarse ia ; Wooded
country club; 1st floor has large
living room, dining room, breakfast
room, kit3 powder room, screened
0fea bsdrmT nna oG5 ssth Dsdrms S afie ssths
ton room: priced for immediate sale.
CHEVY CHASE, d. ca corner
property located close In near the
ssnoSis; Sa1eS or DE BEDROOMS CONS. and sleeping
bedrms; on 1st: very spacious din.
floor; full bsmt.; 2-car detached ga
rage. side lot available for addi-
tional building site. Shown by ap-
polntment. We have the key. Cal
i. JONES 4 CO. S NC NJ cheH, tRW
CHEVY CHASE, MD, Just OF Cor Conn
ave. between the country clubs
Lovely detached home; 1st Il. has
room, de luxe modern Kitchen; end
ing room on porch; recreation room
maids room and bath: 2-car garage
7; A, TWEED Cos 55o4 Connecticut
chEvR fxs R;c GHAshML:NS2Is sM: NS2s9 s9G.,,y.tt. sc1so,
nm, 3rd A.; 2 baths, recr. rm.. gar,
$26,950 ewes, call WI. 1884, FRANK
g; v,lL vP,lHLI1MLIPS; M pI. 1411.
in; 8 delightful bedrms., 2 baths;
extra room on ard; inviting iivirl
and dining rooms; detached garage;
hh,;-w.h: With gas. To inspect, cal!
=. JONES q CO.. INC, Chevy Chase
cHESY cHAsE-A stately hon home.
1ust across the street from Rock
Greek Park. that literally has every
thing home can offer: Center
Ieese reception sno,nsh nali opens to 2 liy. rm
commodate a grand piano; a din
rm. well-suited for entertaining, .
large study with firepl. and powder
rm.; kit. with breakfast space, compl
equip. with stainless steel sink, dis.
posal and dishwasher; 4 larger.
than-usual bedrms. and 3 full bathi
are on End d. There is a double
sized paneled game rm. with firepl.
fourth full tiled bath and 2-ca,
gar. downstairs. This nearly nev
home cannot be duplicated for pric,
Of only S47.50O. For details ahou
this and other hne homes pleas
call Mr.. Burruss. To. 2100, It'll
AVON sHocKEY, Realtor. 80
Evening star., 1951-06-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

JEwELRY STORE; merchandise. cases
and cash reg; to dealers below whole
coLoRES sals IoF5ANRS; BksTTY fsk1oscom- eM Ssse;
pletely equipped, modern @ fistqres; res
1907 18th St. NV. phone ST. s93S.
! IUNCHEONETTE and soda. coiored.
Sc. location, near Navy Yard; right
in the good season; long lease; $50
%onth II rem rent, q ( Can al Ii. a-e411. bet.
REsTAuRANT siali RAJ Z AMI AND. BAR-seer and
equipped; income quoted over Sioo
per day: $4,000 cash. J. c. Hooks.
RA: 1899. PAUL MILLER. EX.
CoLoRED. RESTAURANT AND BAR.
G0OS ...t ae 9ssS0 down low Jo CvsrassS S7sss
NEAT iIisT AND Z GROCERIES, quoted Do
ing 81 400 weekly; S1o.6o0. EBER-
DAIRY STORE. - Excellent business
location. Modern fixtures; profitable
MAIKTEL. Ia4 Kennedy st. NV. g
PROFITABLE LINOLEUM and For
mica top business:. complete; best
offer IS days. Call MR.. WRIGHT.
RELIABLE I'll BE MAN to own and operate
VI nCH-LyPS
Selling or Soliciting required. Can
make UP to S400 per mo. to start.
according to number Of machines
you a haye CSo time to ,.syiS ssfyiee 5oG sa5od
dollars in business in b. c. in 1864
through these. type machines. For
interview, siye phone no. and ad-
dress; Box 2oo-E, Star;
near 9sa. aoysTalmslnat 1lla bldgs. dgsssstt ofieT.;
NIGHT Clue. on b. G. line. Nd. side.
Large seating capacity. on and OF
sale will take partner or sell OUT
rasns; msns Ms' sGod ssgg' opportunity Tor ezser'
UNDRoMAT~Ultramodern. SELF
service laundromat. in busy upper
NV. section: complete to the last de-
tail and is doing thriving, business;
priced to sell. InyeStigate today!
Call Mr.. Petroutsa till 9 pm. VIM.
st. NV, DI. 1855. -5
NOVELTIES, toys, ETC.; very good To-
cation; ctE og owner I must sell aSs very reason
PRODUCE STAND in busy NV. mar
ket; owner Ill, must sell or rent inn
DELfCATEssEN. fully equipped. Ions
lease. Doing good business. Same
Very reasonable. 6117 Georgia ave
OPPPoRTuNITY OF A LIFETIME foi
man with auto repair and painting
experience, to take over paint ano
| repair shop. The season is on now
| S-car-a-day capacity, all equipped
| with bake. oven. Business now
showing excellent profit. Good lease
: well-trained personnel: good &C
counts. Apply only II interested
Box 12s-E. Star. 10
Evening star., 1951-06-05
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

M0vIN0 ACROSS fHR STREET O,
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO O1O4 UNION sTORAGy
co. INC est. 1905
MOVING By VE1-Exper help. every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cal1
ANYTHING, ANYTIME - Moving.
pickup and delivery; 7-day week, "a
hrs. day; So minimum. AT. 32S7.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas: ia. 1887; ewes. GE. 1416. A.
EX-GI-Moving. packing, Grating,
storage. local, lone distance; expert
service low rates. HO. 5s19. 5"
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
sreas. IA. 2937: eyes,, GE. 1416. 6'
SMALL JoBS-Boxes. beds, personal
effects. etc; white driver; D. c.,
Arl. and S. s. area. TU. 1923. ii
Evening star., 1951-06-05
EDMUND 7 FLYNN
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn apis. or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va. Nd.
white Open Z days. MA. O001.
OFFICER AND WIFE, with dog, want
furnished one-bedroom apt. or
ref. Box 313-D. Star. So
FURE. 1-REDRM. APT. with Sleep
ing facilities in lv. rm. or = bedrms
pref: maid service: close in; no
children; here til fall or longer.
Beginning Monday, call Elk. 3522.
QUIET. MARRIED COUPLE desires
l;bedroom apt. furn. or unfurn.
Nice pvt. home or apt. bldg.
Bethesda or nearby vicinity. S75
COUPLE desires 1-bedroom furnished
apartment within walking distance
OF Dupont circle. AID. 9S29. 5 to
pm. 6s
Evening star., 1951-06-05
OWNER, TIA. 1888
2-FAMTT,Y DTTPT FIX

Lovely modern semidetached prick:
contains 2 complete apartments with
separate entrances; each apt. has
living room. dinette space. fully
equipped kitchen. bedroom and mod
ern bath; full basement: gas heat;
reasonably priced Excellent home
and investment. Call Mr.. Mcintosh,
Elk. o4s0: ewes, MI. $685.. Ext. Ill.
FRED "A. SMITH CO.,
Realtors. 1113 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
SERVICE STATION

Major oil company offers q service
station for lease on Q well-traveled
main Maryland highway in the
Metropolitan Washington area. The
building is modern in every respect.
munity is being developed with
above-averaRe homes. We have an
attractive leasing arrangement to
offer the successful applicant. Write
details to Box 249-E. Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
LUXURY RAMBLERs

\. aIvI EhASE =; 2.
Chase, D. C.. Are you looking for
that Dream Rambler? / am erect
ing o quality Job based upon many
years Of exper in architectural
design. construction engineering.
and contracting exper. Drawing
upon such rich exper. these S37..
carefully planned details you have
long dreamed about You may pre-
view the construction well under
way. BY appt. you may arrange to
see O similar rambler now ST
1898: Sat. and Sun. EN- 1881
Evening star., 1951-06-05

Mr.. .W0ODRIDGE-Lovely semi
detached 8 rm. frame in wonderful
locality. Ideal yard for children.
Only 500 down, $50 per mo.
SMITH REALTY Ap 0IO0