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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-08
Church Notices

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BAPTIST
so1 e. Spruce
GAS a.m.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 a.m--Issei service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service.
7:30 p.m.-Youth fellowship meet
ing.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main So.
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
IL a.m.-Bodhi Day services. Sho-
yukai in charge Organist, Jean
Fulfil. The Rev. s. Masunaea to
speak.
CONGREGATIONAL
sos l7th 30.
10 am-Sunday School
10 a.m.-Issei service.
HIS a.m.-Thanksgiving Sunday
service. Guest speaker: the Rev. F.
Amos.
FAITH BIBLE
l2s 18th Ave.
$3.50 to 10:45 a. m.-Sunday School
for all ages.
II a.m.-worship service. The
Rev. Gene Train to speak.
MARYKNcLL
nth b Z. Jefferson
Q am. and 1880 a.m.-Low Mass
Benedictiou win be held following
1890 Mass.
METHODIST
1885 washington st.
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
10 a.m-Senior and Junior 5kep-
ties Hour.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service
with the Rev. Paul Hagiya speaking
5 p.m.-Methodis Youth Fellow
chips Operation Sweet-Lkft'.
7:30 pm.-Duzzers "GI Party"
NTCHTREN BUDDHIST
1919 Weller 81.
10 am. - kindergarten children
md juniors service.
II a.m.-Youne peoples service In
English.
$50 am.-Sunday School for al,
ages.
PRESBYTERIAN
S22 9th Ave. So
s:45 a.m.-Sunday School.
10 a.m.-Issei service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei service The Rev.
Sci Adachi to speak.
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 King 81.
o a.m.-Morning prayer In Japa-
nese.
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
11:15 a.m.-Morning prayer. The
Rev. Andrew NJ Otani TO speak ON
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-08
AdelphOnS Bill
Xmas Formal Hop;
Lee Will Play

PORTLAND, Greg. Dec. 8-Adel-
phons Girls Club is sponsoring a
Christmas formal dance from $3.50
pm. to am. on Saturday, Dec. %,
in the Portland Woman's Club at
1920 S. w. Taylor st. Johnny Lee
and his orchestra have been secured
to provide the music.
A woman of the Year" will be
selected by the club and presented
at this dance. She will be chosen
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcon..)

WANTED, small taxi organization
to take over service station opera
ton; rental terms, guaranteed salts
factory. Box 4g0-A, Star. 10
POOL ROOM-5 tables. practically
new. 4O18 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va.
DRUGSTORE, excel. oppor. for phar-
macist desiring his own business.
AND OIL BURNER
mechanic Manufacturer, well
known in this area, needs expert
enced oil burner installer to head
up local shop for installation OF
his equipment. This shop will be
amply financed, operated as sepa-
rate concern and guaranteed good
volume OF work: Man desired will
be in complete charge and will ope-
rate on salary and share Of profits.
investment not necessary. but op-
portunity to buy interest will be
given If desired. Splendid chance
Tor young, intelligent man to get
into profitable business for himself
with excellent possibilities. Please
give details, age. experience, edu-
Replies confidential. Box 96-B. Star.
COUNTRY STORE, doing good busi-
ness; stock and equip; ST, ,750 cash
req: will lease store and apt. for
Sll2233 per mo. E. M. FRY CO., WI.
BAR AND CAFE, good Wisconsin
ave. location, established Sl0O-day
receipts; S4. 900 for business, ali
equipment. BETHESDA REALTY,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
CAPITOL HILL
TpTTE rNTONTATc

leave "as Is" with excel. income.
Located in the shadow of Congress
sional Library. These 2 magnificent
homes have the dignity and charm
Of q fabulous era in the Nation S
Capital. Will show now approx
I2% return on down payment of
tails, eall MT; McGinHiss, Ma. 5o05;
ewes. TU. 1888.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC.
1920 K st. NV -S
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1924 NICHOLSON ST. N.w-Beauti-
Iul. private neighborhood west Of
5oih s.; close to Rock Creek Park;
20 min. downtown. Furn. home <
oedrms., 3 baths. separate maids
[com and bath in finished bSmt
6ear lease, responsible family; $3.50
--i"op. i"op. .
BARNABY ST. CHEVY CHASE d G
rms, baths, screened porch, recr
I'm. garage; oil heat; elec. refgr
now avail; at S2G7 80 mo. For appt
to see: WO. 2300. " '0''
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TWINBROOK
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


JAN. I OR -bedroor,
house; floor; with Is mile radius;
outside contested area: moderate
HOUSE WITH 2 or more unfurnished
APIS; TO sublet. Box 2S2-B, star o.
PROFESSIONAL MAN, wife, child
neeos bedrooms. sublet or per
manent; references. WO. 6400. Ext.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE want to lease
2 or 3 bedrm, modern unfurn;sSeS
home IN Olney-Sandy Spring area
Box 172-B. Star. 20
HOMES NEEDED-ws
nave nne tenants for homes in near
ny Nd. or NV. D. c.; free apprais-
AIS; no delay. For complete rental
SeIvIce, phone US today. PERRY
HAY CO. 81. 6242. -iS
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Small
urn. mouse. Rolling Brook School
District Chevy Chase, Md. HU,
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BETHESDA

8 Jedrms., 2 baths, electric kit;
pSmt. and garage; new rambler;
1925 a mo.
NORTHWEST REALTY co.
OL. 6s67 VIII. 0O36
Ia
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN. dark
2o9 Ingraham st. n.w-6 rooms, ga
baths, .pine-paneled recreation room
with fireplace and "a bath: table
space in kitchen; brick garage on
wide alley. This is large home
Immaculate throughout. Close to
shopping. bus and schools. sH
002l.
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BROOKDALE
ATS River Road NV.
Open
SAT. 2 TO DARK
SUN. IL TO DARK

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Dutch Colonial Of white brick. u
block from transportation. A bright
and sunny house in immaculate
condition. Has living rm.. dining
rm., screened living porch. we'll
equipped kitchen. 2 good-size bed
rms, lavatory and bath: paneled
nets and bar, storage attic; expen-
sively handicapped lot.
To reach: Out Massachusetts, ave. to
Westmoreland Circle. bear right
onto Western ave. to River rd., then
left to 4715.
w. C.. & A. N. Miller
DEVELOPMENT CO.. OR. 4464
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BRAND NEW sEMIDET. HOMES
BUCKNELL MANOR, VA.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
FOR VETERANS AND
NON-VETERANS

with outside entrances. &c.
ramic tile baths. spacious
closets. modern kitchens and
Anchor-fenced rear yards.
Conv. to Pentagon: National
airport. Fort Belvoir and
Quantico. Only 20 minis. from
l4th st. Bridge. Located in
an established community Of
attractive owner occupied
homes. Situated on high ele-
vation near river. Near schools,
transp. and shopping center.
Rental S115 per month. Repre-
sentative. at sample home.
912 Rollins dr.. from 10 to
p.m,,. daily and Sun. For in
formation call TIE. 4668 or
XII. S-6140.
Directions: Follow U. S. No.
Alex. turn left at Dixie Pig
baf1eeue ta nrDaapf on Beacon Hill ID.
vernon blvd. IA miles south
OF Alex. turn right on Belle
raven ave. crossing Fort Hunt
rd. to Windsor rd.. turn left to
Olmi-Landrith DIR. and con-
tinue south into subdivision
about 4 blocks.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP
Jefferson Manor
"a N. Kings Highway. Alex. v
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
4 new red brick residence well To-
Gated and very accessible to the
park, public and parochial schools;
delightful liv. and din rm.. den with
powder rm.. electric kit. with dinette
space, 3 bedrmS., 2 colored tile
baths, full bsmt. gas a.-c. heat.
Call WO. 1900, office open today.
EDW. H. JONES, INC.
rhayv Choeo
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(cont.l HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp Cont.

Sc, sECT.-All mod. improvements;
heat: new house cond;; 500 mo-;
JHsfFERsoN sfFisfi Sn Manor. G E conv. to TT.
Belvoir--2 bedrms.: mr., schools, bus
shop, ETC.; S125.. OF, S439. Ia
JEFFERSON VILLAGE AREA - Two
SI35. Fairfax 440-W. -
LANDovER HILLS-Comfortabl fur
nished, incl. piano; newly redec.; )
bedrmS., liv. rm.. mod, kit, bath.
full bsmt,. oil heat; conv. to excel.
school and transp.; immediate pos
session, lease, S95 mo. Lo. 3-734l.
FuRN. HoUsE-H.-w.h.: Q bedrms.,
baths, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit; |
500 per mo. Rent from Dec. lUI
to April 10. Call Vienna 39l-M.
2 OR 3 GIRLS TO SHARE 5-rm. bun
galow. in lovely NV. section: avail
able immed. Call RA. $500 after n
1Sa PEABODY ST. N.E.-smalI tW two
bedroom, modern, attached brick
house; fully furnished: immed. avail
able: Sl27 so. LUTHER l.. MILLER,
261o Garfield st. NV, DE. $3.50.
COMFORTABLE COUNTRY LIVING
nr. Potomac, Md. 3 bedrms. baths;
paneled and beamed liv. rm. with
tirepl. and brick floor. l5x20 porch
SistafN oiyeriSoking stream 5t House com
BendiX and dryer; oil heat. 2-car
garage; on 5 fenced acres with
equipped barn. School bus at entr.
Available early Jan. Rockville 3197
NEW RAMBLER, available January /;
entrance hall, large paneled liv. rm.,
equipped kit, din. rm. util rm
auto washer. ironer, deep freeze. .
large pedrms;;; bath. porches, bsmt.;
large, lot. Phone OWNER. Vienna
s-BEDRM,, bath house; for period peri
s5S IS EMERsoN ST ST. r.. F. 2;'pa; 6edrms. rms
~, Sly rm.: din. rm., kit; and bath;
ReaItors. Real mo NS, eal5 Boa B. A HUMPHREYS
26i1 WooDLEY PL.-Liv. rm.. din.
I'm; Kit. sun parlor, 4 bedrms. q
Realtors, ma. 5000. ia
FURNISHED HOUSE for rent: rms
sIr and hath; brick, Alexandria. Va
s-BEDRM. RANlEIER-Brand new
Immed. possession. Sl0 Larry pi,,'
Chevy Chase. Dir: From Oh. Ch.
CIR: to East-West hwy. ! blk. west
OF Meadowbrook Stable. open after
NEAR GLENN DALE. MD.-New g.
6edrm; home; ami, new furniture
r. LEE VAN HORN. Bowie 1856
CHEVY CHASE, Mp.-center-halIl. S.
heat, garage; S2l0 mo. Call OIL
4to6 HARRISON ST. N.w.-Ready toI
move into; fully ,furn. det., almost
{s4 beat: $. si65 mo cali wto9'' ss$4s $is
63o6 9th ST. N.w-Nicely turn' tm1o e
rms. one bath. gas furnace. elec. re-
frigerator. Venetian blinds through
out; available at once: S125 per mo.
Open for inspection Sunday HENRY
n y " FoFR D3 IHGi M 1o@4 Vermont ave.
WE HAVE TWO well furnished homes.
and modern rambler. off Route :
AGAR af $%n6 $s%95ley NV aEy which is ri STesm
GiEN CARIYN AREA. vA-segmj.
Oct. brick, not year old ~ miles
Pentag2n and Naval Annex: . bed
i1eton machine: avail, immed.: SI3G. !
INC. 1887 Wis. ave. Nj. 300,
FALLS cHURCH-New. Pimmit Hills
5-oedrm. bungalow; blond oak fur
niture: nicely wooded lot; up to .
q; Ho lease Si25 per mo, CAN Mr..
10SS. with W B. WRIGHT.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C., Mckinley st,
q blk, Conn. ave; excel. trans:
Oct; plainly. furn. bedrms., .
paths: Spacious lst floor; washing
machine. Large yard. $50 Or
5fs9. 3
p,., CHEVY CHASE, ND.
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NEAR MADEIRA SCHOOL,

Just of Georgetown-Leesbu hwy-
DeA2htiul home. partly furnished
Attractive living room with fireplace,
master bedrooms, one with fire-
PLACE, 2 baster baths. dining room
sito sno kitcAen; maids room and bath:
aiSo guest house, . rooms and bath,
OIL h.-w. heat. gear garage; SI1b
per month 80
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
SSo3 Ss3 no9o%ara 5 BIdg; NA.1254
oa'' and Sun. Call Daleview 9i52
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DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
Choice N. Arlington location averag-
ing from $500 to $500 weekly. Ex-
cellent financing arranged. Ideal
Tor Gl. Inspection by appointment.
Sorry. no address given by phone.
John H. Miller Jr. g. Bros.
81 REALTORS. IA. ALSO
1919 N. COURTHOUSE RID. ARI.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
OPEN / TO 5 PM.

See this 3-bedroom. 1h-bath home
which offers many features. Hal
deep handicapped lot and is luxuri.
ously decorated with washable SAM
tas and cornices throughout; full
basement and delightful modern
and disposal. Directions: New
Hampshire ave. to Univ. lane, left
to Usage ST., rt. to 10th ave
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H
St. NV. MA. 2345. .
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Brick Cape Cod: 4 bedrms., 2 baths
auto. heat: partially furn.; $135
mo-; all modern conveniences: near
year lease desired. To inspect, call
BOSS g. PHELPS. MA. $500. S
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SMALL, ESTATE

13 acres. ideally located in Fair
TAX hunt country. Possession i'm
mediately. 4 bedrooms, baths
large living room with fireplace
equipped kitchen with deep freeze
long fog view OF hills from terrace, per-
Horses included if desired Beauti-
Iui planting Owner redecoratinr
SlS2. Call McDIARMID REAI, rs.
TATE, Vienna 600 or 1921 or ~
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c."
A lovely. new det. brick home with
7 rms; 3 bedrms.. 2ha baths Gnc!.
den and powder rm. on 1st A.. Lo-
Gated nr. 32nd and QuesaGa. ac9 /
and immediate possession may be
arranged. Call ME- 1143 until 6
pm. today or Sunday. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Brick 6 rms, bath; garage.
screened porch; oil heat; SI62.
BETHESDA, MD.
rms, l bath; garage; gas heat;
oo EDw. H. JONES 4 CO.
oo%o Conn. Ave. Wo. 1900.
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FIRST TINE OFFERED
A 1-TOOR HOUSE

A 1-FLOOR HOUSE
NEAR WALTER REED
possession of this sunny.
modern, spacious bungalow in most
desirable location, near every con-
venience. Priced right. Terms. See
1t today. Mrs. Kohn, RA. S943.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
ARRANGED FOR 2 FAMILIES
BUFF TAPESTRY BRICK
Near Illinois ave. and Kennedy st,
NV. Top floor now rented for $40,
would like to remain. There are .
rooms. kitchen. inclosed porch on
1st floor. End floor, 2 rooms. kitch-
en-, bath and open. screened porch.
The basement has finished room.
complete bath. hot-water oil heat;
cement front porch; garage. Good
cash payment required. S13,95O
NJ. B. Weaver, WO. 1914.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 l4th St NV III 234R
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CoLORED. ONLY $3.50 DOWN
ONLY SS3 PER MO.
Semidet. brick, like new; 2 bedrmss
gas heat: Bendix washer. stove,
refgr.; modern bath; vacant. Move
right in. Located at 800 blk E.
Capitol ne, ST. 3f5T. RA. 5247
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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MAY GO CT
Very attractive ~6-rm. att. brk. home
well situated on quiet street; has a
ige. liv: rn., full din. rm., equipped
Kit, 3 bcdrms. and bath; full bsmt,
built-in gar; gas h.-w.h.; 2 screened
porches; conveniently located
schools, shopping, transp.: priced
S14,250. Call Mr.. Burton, RE, G5S5:
eyes, JU T-7SSo
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
ITO 18th ST. NV.
cErTw1T TN~ EC1HTr,

SETTLING ESTATE
3-story and bsmt., row brick dwelling,
containing approx. IL rms; 3 baths
and 2 additional rms. on 4th A. ;
2-car metal garage in rear; house
is in immac. cond.; vacant; oil heat
Priced for immed. sale. Suitable
for clubs, pvt. residence. rooming
house or any non-proflt organiza-
ton.
J. LEE DONNELLY
Ma. 1916. Realtor, Ewes, OIL. 4O74
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7th AND BUCHANAN

ICn AND BUCHANAN
This attractive semidet. brick in this
fine location is less than 9 years
old; much larger than average. it
terrace, 3 bedrmS. with plenty Of
closet space; excel. cond. through
out. See and compare. Call for de-
tails, HOHENSTEIN BROS, FR.I
room pVeS gu ED1s q
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
On beautiful park-like street. An
exceptionally well-built brick in one
of the loveliest sections in Washing
ton. Conven. to all transp.. schools
and churches. Charming liv. rm..
dining rm.. modern kit. 3nd FIR. 3
bedrms. and tiled bath. Z closets:
full bsmt. and lavatory; attached
garage, garden. This house is in
perfect condition. Seen by appt.
only Call DU. s621. JOHN LIPS
COMB & co MI 0R0n q
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GLOVER PARK
A semidet. brick home IN excel cond.
on quiet street. adj. to the park !;
Nv. rm.. din. rm., kit. 3 bedrms.. >
baths; full bsmt. with finished rec.
rm.; oil h.-w.h.: unusually liberal
terms. Please call Mrs. Cushard
ewes. WI. 1867.
VAN BUREN, ST. AREA
A det. bungalow on a pleasant level
lot; in good neighborhood, close
to school; liv. .rm. with firepl.. din
rm;. kit, bedrms., bath on lst a. !:
full bsmt.; gar: price S13.950 Ewes.
Mr Reed. WI. 719l.
INEz CUSHARD. REALTOR. OR. 4c32
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FALLS CHURCH-New. Pimmit Hills.
5-oedrm. bungalow: blond oak fur
nlture; nicely wooded lot; up to =
r; Lease Si25 per mo, Can Mr..
loss: with W. B. WRIGHT.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., Mckinley st
blk; Conn. ave; excel. trans. ::
get; plainly furn.: ; bedrms. .
baths; Spacious lst floor; washing
machine. Large yard. $3.50. OR.
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OPEN l TO 6 PM.

Substantial brick 6-rm. home, excel.
eoEc.: block to school and bus; a
home of value at only Sl4,950.
Directions: Of 9TH nr. Rittenhouse
or call III S-40oO q
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
500 ,95G-lmmac. prewar brick home
situated on beautiful corner lot
near buses, Sacrament Church
Lafayette School,; containing &
rms. and bath; attached garage;
TWEED nv CO... ail INC, I 55o4 q Com Conn. ave e
u w EN- IoQn
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OFFICE on Mass. ave. ex-
elusive location off Dupont Circle;
massive stone residence with doc
tors ofices on 1st f.; 6 large rms.
and 2 baths above 1st f. and private
apt. with street entrance in base
the building enjoys a total monthly
income. Of 1926. Price for quick
sale at $39,500, assume approxi-
n4te $4,000, 1st trust at AZ,
eds, call OIL. 5709. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. -
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s-BEDRM RAMBIFR-Brard ne ne

FURNISHED HOUSE for rent; 5 rms.
TIE. 22l4, Saturday and Sunday
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2-FAMILY APT.

III WEBSTER ST. NE.
This fine Tiffey-built building is about
4 years old and contains > COM
piete modern aptS.. with 3 bed
rms, with refgr. screens and We.
netian blinds: approved rents,
Slo1 .43 and S69.S0. Possession Of
| apt. Shown by appt. $40, 900.
HOHENSTEIN BROS, FIR. 5000;
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REALTY Co. IA. T-OO71. 3
GLEN CARLfN AREA. VA.-Semi-
Get. brick. not year old; ~ miles
Pentag9n and Naval Annex: > bed
rms, liv. rm-. kit: DispoSall. wash
11gton machine: avail immed, $40,
EYES. WI. O2g6. j. LEO KOLB,
INC, 1887 Wis. ave. MI. 200.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
MAY GO CT

SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
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peaut., furn.; diShwaSher. disposal.
lmmed. possession. Slnl Larry pl.,
Cir: to East-West hwy. / blk. west
OF Meadowbrook Stable. Open after
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-10-25
CALDWELL'S THREE MILL LEVY

The Caldwell Exempted Village Board of Education is
mills for three help meet their operating
expenses.
In order that the voters may know why this money is
needed the following information is set forth
Question: Did the new school bill, passed by the
legislature help the financial condition of the local schools?
for teachers salaries that takes 83 20 of the foundation
money, leaving less for other expenses.
Question: Can the other expenses be out of the
remaining l7 plus the other income the Board receives
Answer: No 1t will not even buy the minimum of
supplies needed to provide good school opportunities
schools?
Answer: ~ 1t will help the Board to liquidate its
operating deficit at the rate of $500 per year ) will
provide $780, per for three years. for
to qualify for funds for rehabilitation purposes
Question: What is rehabilitation?
Answer: The State provides funds to help weak finan
cia districts keep their buildings good repair To
receive this the Caldwell Board of Education must
put up 81 for every So the state supplies
Question: How much state money permitted to
draw under this program each year?
Answer: $40 pupil about $4,000 of money
get this amount must be able to spend $4,000 of
money
Question: What projects does the Board for the
Answer: O) Repair and painting of doors and windows
in gym and high school buildings (qusde (2) Recondon-
ing of toilets high school building ) Increasing
industrial arts in high school () Improving physics
and chemistry laboratory 60 Providing small speech
Redecoratng building the grade school C Replace
old windows at the grade school @ Cover floors
at new grade building floors the grade
building with composition material co. Lower ceilings
old grade building and install better ventilang system
C0) Repair roofs and drain spouting all buildings.
The above program would require at least three years
for which would spend about $4,000 of money
and about $4,000 of funds supplied by the State
Without this levy we not supply share and
without share state funds will be granted
All these projects wismake better school for learn
ing and health projects not carried out
such roofs spoutng and windows damage will occur to
plaster that will be serious matter financially.
The local schools able to supply only about 25 of
their operating funds from local tax The state supplies the
rest
If the people of Caldwell School District approve this
levy the Board of Education will be able to appropriate
$4,000 the next three years for rehabilitation works.
but this the whole story for the state will grant
from their funds, three times this amount making total
of $4,000 for bringing buildings into good state of
repair.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-10-25
THIS w EEK
IN COLU n BUS

Argument over equal rotation
of names on ballot has reach
ed Ohio Supreme court. The
court set Wednesday to review
suit started as result of 1851
congressional upset in Summit
county. Decision will affect all
ballots in Ohio.
9th district appeals court ruled
last week that names of all can
didates must be equally rotated.
COP Secretary of State and At
torney General favored fair
rotation only in race having most
candidates. They cited technical
difficulties in printing to justify
position.
Special congressional election
set for Third Ohio District will
be preceded by a primary this
Thursday. Supreme Court ruled
last week primary must be held
to allow write-ins. Major politi-
cal parties limited candidates to
one each in hopes of avoiding
costly primary.
State Rep. Jesse Yoder is the
Democratic candidate in the dis
trict. 1t has gone Democratic four
out of the last six elections. The
election will be held Nov. 6.
Probe of spending in last years
Senatorial election in Ohio may
be formally opened Friday in
Washington. u. S. Senate investi-
gators have been checking ev-
penSe accounts in Ohio since
early Sept. The cost is in seven
figures.
Special Session of Ohio's Leg
islature may be delayed until
early so. Reason is that prepara-
ton of measure revising Ohio
legal laws will not be ready for
three months. The session was
to have been held in December.
Uniform assessment drive of
state tax appeals board is con-
tinuing. Board told the 88 county
auditors it will insist on uniform
valuation in 1852. Objective is to
prevent inequitable distribution
of state aid which is based on
property valuations.
After five days of testimony
the PUCO recessed truck rule
hearings until Nov. 7. Informal
conferences with truckers on
proposed rules will be held prior
to next hearing. Utilities COM
mission is concentrating on a
| rule banning single-trip leasing
f equipment in order to enforce
| safety regulations.
Civil Defense: Apathy among
citizens to civil defense programs
was hit by Gov. Frank J. Lau-
sche. The Governor told 200 local
state and federal defense officials
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