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ROOMS FURNlsHeD-s.s.-s.w

SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS for 3
young ladies, dbl. and sgl.; also
snare KIT. NV. nm. and din. rm
unlimited phone: $40 mo. each. Call
II; 1924 between and 10 pm.
Friday
LOVELY Ice. DBLE. RIM, conv. to
bus OF gar. avail. Lee. Diet. Jewish
home VI. 513S. -2a
COLORED - ROOM FOR RENT,
lady or man. Call after 5 pm,
LII. 4-2061. 81
CoLoREDNFURN. ROOM for men,
single and double. 1917 C st. s;w,,
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS rHE STREET or
across the country; safe storsEe In
separate rooms; expert packing.
CO. INC. est 1905
ANYTIME. Moving pick
ed Up and delivery; 7-day wk., pa
hrs. day; IS minimum. AT. 1887.
-22
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas. ;
days: a.m.-9 pm. W, MARVIN. *.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. Ia. 1887; ewes. GE. 1416.
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TELEVIsION
BELOW WHOLESALE
COST

Table models. consoles, combinations
Current 1881 models In factory car.
tons
Our entire stock OF the most famous
nationally advertised brands t3l OF
TV are being offered at or below
wholesale cost You won't find
better prices anywhere. Cash OF
terms
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
BEAIRS TV, 1922 Wis. Ave. NV
OR. 1900 Open Ewes TIL 8.
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FARM 8 GARDEN

BULLDOZER for hire, SIT. blade;
sood operator, HI $3.50 after 8
TIE REMOVAL. So and up. eei our
PA9L's TREE SERVICE xvi E Io ! n a455s
AZALEAS, hardy neld grown; all
eelors; SOC each. OF S. dozen 1910
1907 TURKEY MANURE. 1901
Georgia ave. extended.
TOP OF SOIL s. oil: very 5000; rich top soil
reasonable. By the load. Call HI
FOR sALE-About 200 bushels OF
apples, mostly Stayman winesaps.
price 81 8, g per bpshel; sheldon
Srab apples $3.50 per bushel. sH.
FOR SALE sood size cider press;
$40. SH. 2I5l. -2I
FARMALL, Il tractor. with new tires.
eqltiVators and corn planter; 81 80.
F dfEn9 sALE so-M1ll bushels =, ram raT,O
apples, 10 bushels U Of maiden I bIash'
IS bushels OF smoke house, so
bushels paradise sweet apples. All
5000 size. Heavy packed and well
graded at S1.5o per bushei sH,
MALL SAW new and used; parts snd
Ga. ave, Sill SOS, Nd. il. s. 1888
INC h6od fT tdt TRACTOR a e as ,gy q; sssg9s
POWER MoWIR CLEARASC ;is'G req
Si29 now $50 MALONEY'S. INC.
USED sS f GS hSe -H ~ s-S 3isssor. r-ao
with culvt and mower: reg 4:
VAC case with culvt; Ac model B
with plow and culvt.: VIC with culvt.
and mower; John Deere A: sarden
tractor with pillow and culvt.; > hp
silage cutter; Ford loader side rake:
mower; John Deere bailer; Birdsel
S MafgEEg s5sF INC s sGf's" sG Sl2S
NEW EQUIPMENT - INC Super A
Super c. HIM tractor blows. cult.
fert. attach, mowers. harrows. load
ers; graders manure spreaders. lime
corn binders bailers, side rakes
shelter, hammer mills spring har-
rows. heavy and light discs. wagons
and bodies. new Holland ensilage
haryssterS, blower, wagon unload
ers.' Brillion grass seeders. pulver-
izers cream separators, mixer. cool
er. Souben barn euuip. Parts and
service MALONEY'S INC. sl26
Ga ave Silver Spring, ~ S-3333
TREE SURGERY-ouaIity work. IN
sured eXperienced SILVER SPRING
TREE SERVICE JU. 7-54S4
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. landscaping
driveway gravel; best quality. immed
service and delivery. Reas. III.
1-5563 any time ~
SODDING. seeding, lawns top dressed,
pruning. planting, top soil j.
MANGELS. 81. 9649; ewes. Ii
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SILVER SPRING-New rambler. avail.
Oct. /; 3 bedrms., combination liv-
din. nm. modern kitchen. full bsmt.,
gas &C. heat; lge. lot, HANDICAPPED;
SI35 month.
JOSEPH +. SWAIN. INC.
.JU. SAIL Realtors WI. 3413
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APIS. WANTED tcsns.)

OFFICER WRITER wishes furnished
apt. reasonable; vicinity MayfioWer.
Phone MAI. O'MARA, ma. $500.
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1900 Block Adams st. NE.
New house, never been lived in: 3
bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette. kit. and
bath: S125 per mo. Call BOSS &
PHELPS. INC. Ma. $500. -22
EMBASSY SECTION Partially furn.
brick residence in exclusive Kalo-
rama area; $500 monthly.
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 1884
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TWO UNFURNIsHED RoOMs-sec-
ond floor; front room, $40: room
st. Sc: Ii: 3-1965. --23
Ice. FRONT ROOM on Nichols ave.
Send floor; pvt. entrance; suit
com. purposes only. Call 10. 2-222l
after 12 noon 81
COLORED-NEXT TO BATH. unfurn
rm. 81 Seaton pl. NV, DU. 2975.
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.
Conveniently located outside rceas
with running water or private bath;
al9'ns room: 81 a day UP. hU
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble rms In remodeled re-
dec bldg Running water In every
nm Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec rm.; Bendix washer:
selected menu: $50 $50 1925 21st
ST NV. HUI 1924
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APARTMENTS uNEURkIsHEp

OLORED-EMPLOY WOMAN tc
snare 0-rm. apartment in ne. FIR.
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PLASTERBOARD
Sheet rock. Axe, Z. S and 10 #.
lengths. 5 cents per so. it. ACE
WRECKING & BUILDING MATE
RAILS CO, LII. 4-050O -ol
QUILTS. handmade: cut-glass punch
bowl; 5 prs. beige drapeS. Best offer.
DU. s545
PAM ATODC
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TILDEN GARDENS
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Beautiful lavishly furnished
2-bedroom, 2-bath apartment.
LARGE corner living room with
TV. dining room, Kitchen with
latest equipment. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
THOS. J. FISHER L. CO.. INC.
80 10th st. NV. d. $3.50
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LET US

Advertise and rent your property. We
have clients waiting for various
of for free appraisal or information.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ow. 5000.
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RADIATORS
RADIATORS
AS0AA = 0AS>
RADIATORS

Hot water. modern rsdtSt ton. All sizes.
ACE MRECKING AND BULLYING
MATERIAL CO. LU. 4-050o. III
ADIo-PHONOGRAPH. Philco table
model; and lge. selection OF records.
Ra t 'Saa StScH + En- COMB -i RcA
Victor 1947, table model; record
ea6inet; small group of records; so.
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH combination,
Magnayox Regency model, solid ma
double Elm. speakers; A. Ms. W.
and record player. all in perfect
operating cond.. orig. cost S469.g5
now S225. BLAIR's TV. 1922 Wis.
ave OK. $500; open ewes, till 8.
RANGE, electric. GE, with time con-
troll. good condition, S35. RA. O502
REFRIGERATo Admiral. r Gu. it
ased mos. peri. cond. Cash. OF
RETRIGERAToR - Commercial KEEL
yinator; excellent condition, sos.
RITRIGERAToR. Prigidaire. y. Gu.
IT. It. al al porcelsIn soed cond.. Ss45
REFRIGERATO new ia51. So Gu
f., Grated; freezer across top; sells
for s27o' will sacrifice. Call ia
kEFRiGERAToR, seryeI. excel. co2d :
$40 $500 Bird st. NV. Call RIA
REFRIGERAIoR. GE g cubic IT
pe5565e.edt condition. SI15. Call Ii.
REFRiGERAToR, good condition.
$50; washer. wringer type With
pump. almost new, $50. IA, 7-78l5
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse. T.
cuff. excel; cond., $3.50 or best
REFRIGERaToR. Hotpoint; 8 cubic
IT; leaving town; nearly new: bar
REFRIGERAToRS-From apt. bldg
like new i'm s2 4s, to ss5 each all
REFRIGERAToR. Kelvinator de luxe
8 Gu. #: 40 model; perfect cond i;
northumberland. q Gu. It.;
very, good condition, 500. OIL.
REFRiGERAToR. servel. ca. IT..
excellent condition; $50 OIL. 5353.
REFRIGERAToR-GE, sIa Gu. it.; g
yrs. old; excel; cond.' SIS or best
R ETH *, !Ss4 servel 10 GOOD
REFRIGERATOR. Gu. IT.. Frigidaire;
also 36-in. 4-burner stove both are
excel; priced reasonable. FA. 6406.
REFRIGERAToRs, recond summer
sale. From S25; guar. Also used
ranges and water hesters JOHN 6
WEBSTER CO.. 1909 LIST st. Sc.
ST 600
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS uNEuRNIsHEp

HH.DREN--Room and board. in pri-
vate home. Cypress 1868. -23
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FURNITURE. WIN BUY entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a brac. Buying and selling Tor
55 wears. HOPWOODS. 18th and K
SITS NV. ME-. 5a77.
= All kinds household
goods in good condition. highest
FURN. Full contents: odd pieces,
wash. mach. stoves, refgr., bric-a-
-brac.. etc, Sc. FURN. EXCHANGE.
210 18th St. AT. 05S5.
GAS RANGES, mattresses. stoves,
heaters. refrigerators, furniture
ACME STOVE CO. MA. 1852
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.EVERGREENS
POULTRY RABBITS & EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. e19 K st. NV.
poul:ry 9appIies ie ne o SaSy CHICKS
HENS. IS Leghorns l yr.; brooder
house, 10x12; cleo. brooder 900
capacity. nearly new: chick feeders.
range feeders, having house feeders,
poultry fencing. 75-ft cleo. time
switch. misc. items. UN 72I4 after
! pm -22
TURKEY BRANCH FARM. broad
now ready for oven or freezer,
roc per ID; oven weight. mo waste.
Out Ga ave tRt 81 to Viers Mil
I'd, $3.50, miles to farm. 10.
5-05l9. ga
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

RIDING HORSE. spirited. chestnut,
gelding; white blaze on nose: ideal
pleasure horse for lady or gentle
man; owner must sacrifice. Call
SONIA BEHNKE. TO 1884. between
80 am. and 7 pm. -23
ONE BAY HORSE. work or saddle.
VT; l.000 lbs: age s. gentle. sound.
Fairfax 9A4-J
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

2-BEDRM. APT. for sale by owner:
unfurn;, q partly furn. OW. 1894
Observation-Disclosures apt, iiy
nm. din. rm., kitchen and bath;
S2l, 300. $3.50 to $50 NO. 0606;
ewes. and Sun, HO. Aba. apt. 652
COLORED-Is3s NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N,W.-Own your own 3-rm.,
kitchen and bath, rear porch apt. in
this desirable neighborhood. Reas.
down payment. monthly terms like
rent: Call once Of A. M. DRAISNER,
404 l st. NV. MA. SO36. --21
CoLORED-VACANT. MOVE IN with
small down payment. 1926 18th st.
NV. Coop apartments. Open for in
spection daily, Sat. and Sun. 10
a.m..9 pm. Beautiful corner build
ing. Large, bright rooms, / to bed
rooms. living room, kitchen and
bath. Elevator building, Your last
chance TO get one Of these choice
apis. Only a few still available
Monthly payments less than rent.
Hurry! Hurry! HENRY SALUS, 1104
Vermont ave. NV,
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

H9 cords snd hS CORDS s''a ALA NsBp
CoN q BRICK CO.. MA 5ss5
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TELESCOPE


4S-50-72-10S-1S0 power eyepieces
3-inch objective; case and tri-
nod; $3.50.
Haynes Camera Center
s640 Georgia Ave, sH. s644 90
TELEyISION, Philco. 12la inch. with
outside aerial. new picture tube,
s43344' apI'-Slze washer 80. Of + a
TELEVISION-1a-i Du Mont. 1851
model. blond cabinet; perfect condi-
ton; original cost, $3.50 95; will sell
for S295. pm. to 8 pm. 314
Gallatin st. NV.
TELENIsIoN -. Philco projection.
l6x20 screen; in very good Condi-
ton; must sell; leaving town; $50
co. 679b pa
TELEViSION, 16-in. RcA console
automatic record changer. Complete
outside antenna; $3.50. Cali AP
1896 81
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold platinum di.
carded iewelry We pay cash,
A. KAHN INC

30 YEARS AT 935 81 NV
LADDERS WANTED, extension and
step ladders; drop cloths. planks,
other decorating equipment. RA. 1878.
NEWSPAPERS. rags. ircn. metal and
batteries; RIVER ROAD JUNK ca
Kenilworth and lawrence. Bladens.
burg Nd.
PIANOS, cash for Grand. upright,
spinet, also Aplsyers. PAUL COLL
BART. AID. Us from $50 to $50
30@
PIANOS WA Dali STYLES. highest
cash price LONIAL PIANO CO..
MA. iS10 - Sun. oV. 63lf.
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5RPLUS TOOLS

Picks t1Thd mattocks ST: ShoI els,
81 A, sledges. S215: dig bars,
50 50 GICHNF7, "5l3 NJ s.. NV
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GOVT. EMPLOYE-Tyo bedrms.; l
floor; detached; Bethesda-Ch. Oh;
month. WI. 1851. :2'
QUIET HOUSE or rambler. 3 bed
rms, maids rm.. NV. for careful
tenant, Nov. 1; S225. I'm. 71ss.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-ws
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV, D. c.; free
appraisals; no delay. For COM
plete rental service phone us to-
day. PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242.
TWo-BEDRM HOUSE or apt. I'M
furnished in NV. Chevy Chase or
Bethesda area, on Q short term
lease. Call Mr. ENRICH, AID.
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TfPEWRITERS. all makes. Sales,
rental TePaITs Terms; Our 4lst
60: 1891 z; Capitol st, Ii 3-00s2
TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable
s1d case; sood condition. sac OF,
vACUUMs. aoovers, Eurekas, GEs
Others; $40 SIS anu, $50, Attach
guaranteed, Various tanks at $50
and uD. Cali anytime. sH. 4ios.
VACUUM CLEANER clearance.
brand-new Royal. s45; GE tank type.
aoor ait IKE ne new Pg ss s ntbs 30
vAcUuhMf Ne c dTyi fR Ban fal 4 stsndsrs
new with guarantee bond for yrs.
81, cash: cost 500. Has all at
VACUUM CLEANER Premier hand
s sla 81. e 5!i5s. cOnd.' long e9Fd
VACUUM Embarrassment Sale
Of SINGER trade-in and demonstra-
tor models: Sl9.95 and up. SINGER
vIoLN strad model. 2 bows, case
WASHERS. from apt. bldg. 90. $50
each; , Spindriiers. Sa5 each: 3
:iSs si'eiS' iSf'-o'o $40 eacn. YIN,
WASHER. Asc. with pump } Yrs.
9I4d' actually adly used 1 yr.; sos, Can
WASHER - Thor Automagic. CON-
olete with hoses, almost new. cost
So sacrifice 500 cash. IA
WASHER, Easy: GE electric range;
both in perfect condition; reason
WASHERS, dryers. ironers: i6-3oes
Of regular list prices. All famous
makes; all fully guaranteed STAR
Pbd2e NJ Co 9.oo 400 18th st. NV
WASHER. Bendix, $50. Thor Glad
iron mangle. $50. Both in pert
cond.; owner moving. TIE. 1905.
WASHER "a! HI. new Thor automsa,tic, asits-
nee - 30 cash. JU. S-39s7. ~
WASHERS
See Us Before buying 80 Open j IeV eTes
American Service Center
5S5 n G.ebe I'd. Arl oW 1922
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. $50;
$50; Hoover sweeper, $50. 1907
Forest I'd. Kent Village, Landover.
Nd. Apt. '.03. %"
WATCH = Lady's Jewel Hamilton.
pefect condition, ! year. little used
cost, $3.50; sell for SIS. Phone EN-.
WATER HEATERS. SIS up: eGar
John G. WEBSTER USED Ai:PLIANcE
CENTER. 1909 LIST ST. Sc ST e1Oo
WRIST WATCH. mans swiss Inca
0 0l2s' so i if ~ asi Ike new: bali
NEW COTTON MATTRESSES. SI5 o.
SQUARE DEAL FuRNITuRE co
NV ~, Chicken Eli * TEa ~ 44a PILLOWS.
Csc each SQUARE DEAL FURNI-
FI TIRT 60 sT 5oK Eye st nbw sst j,
6 1s,gE Of about So apis. Inouire. ~
SINGER SH r. SEWING MAcHrNEs-P6one
for a complete catalogue. SINGER
SEWING CENTER. 3919 MINI. ave
SINGER SEWING Weaknesses
Singer Machines NAV be purchased
for as little as $3.50. Budget
terms Liberal trade-ins. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 3lo7 NJ st. NV.
MI 6G77. ga
FREE SOLID FILL
Brickbats and plaster: 500 yards;
good for roads. You haul and load
ARROW. IL. $4,000. -25
SENSATIONALLY NEW
Die rtio No, l;xar VA g.
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CoLoRED-e ADJOINING ROOMS.
share kit. and bath; employed per
CoIoRED-SEW APIS for colored
Living rm., bedrm; dinette. Kitchen
sos per month plus utilities. Goth
KRAFT COS 14th st. NV, Ma, 1900
UNFURN. BASEMENT
APT. cple, only; lee. rm.. kit. and
bath. Call 8 am.-9 pm. LII. l-54I3.
a5th ST. NV
rms and bath, all-modern electric
kitchen: newly .emodeled, ready for
ny pSE n9 C NnpR Ne se aa,tder'
LIB 10th st. NV. RE. 65a5. "a
cOLORED
Looking for an apt See my ad under
cooperative apis
HENRY SALUS (EStab. 1924
llo4 Vermont Ave. NV.
AIT 3rd ST. S.W.
Characterization nat. VACANT.
8 rooms. kit. and bath. $50 per mo
Parking lot in rear also available,
rental $40 per month Near Govern
ment bldss. Rent both and make
your rent for dat. Keys here.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
DI. 1877. 141s H st. NV.
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l.f1 MASS. AVE. S.W.-Studio apt,
LIST A., share bath and retgr. with
another cple.: S48 mo. go
lily COLUMBIA RID. NV
Lovely efficiency apt, with combina-
ton liv.-bed rm. kit. and bath;
large rms; ample closet space: beau
tlf4lly furn;; ayail; Immediately
NV. Ma. 0352. I'll
EURN. OR UNFURN AND SUB.
LET'S, WASH VA WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS al; SAT-. sun 9-5
524 BOND BLDG. Ma. O007
l4tf' ST AND N Y AVE NV
.215 RIPLEY BLDG. XII S-i3I3
612 KING ST ALEX. MON. SAT.
TILDEN GARDENS
rooms, > baths; tastefully fur.
nished; Oriental rugs: $500.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 900
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Conn. -Kalorama Rd.
Vow renting, newly decorated euest-
mouse. Rooms suitable for one to
-FOUR persons. Government offlciais
or business people. Occupancy Oct
]. Inspection invited. LONGCOPE
GUESTHOUSE. "02l Kalorama rd
w Dill aS1a no SHrR M ~
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9l6 10th ST. NV LRe airy twin
ped rms with bath, S2S per week:
with running water So per Ek,;
singles. Sl2 and SI4 DER wk. Ma
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WASHERS

Popular brands at drastic reductions
See US before buying. open ewes.
American Service Center
1S5 n. Glebe I'd. Al. OW 700
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FURNITURE

Wanted at once. qood furniture ano
household effects. Also want grand
piano good REFRIGERATOR and cleo
sewing mscp1ne Buy anw amount
Pay cash. please call MR.. GRADY
MA 26fq 9o
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RADIATORS

1owI style. late type. cast iron. At
peloW todav'S market price. AT
LANllC. S01 Y ST NV NO 2qhl
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GILBERT
GORDON HOTEL

$50 18th st. w.-Sgle. and dble.
ms some with pvt, bath maid and
"A -hr. PIX service co 7:;Sl
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ARL., COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, over
looking the golf course, gorgeous
view: spacious 3 bedrms. 2 baths;
lst-d. bedrm. and bath, lily. rm..
din. I'm. and kit: . enormous bed
rms. and bath on 2nd A.; bsmt.. rec
I'm. and attached garage; $3.50 per
mo-; long lease. FRED j. GEORGE,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-26
Shrine Club In
Annual Session
Hears Rev. Hahn

The Rev. Harvey H. Hahn, past
or Of the Otterbein Evangelical
United Brethren Church, Dayton,
spoke on 'Beefsteak and No Teeth
at the annual meeting of the Lon
don Shrine Club at the Masonic
Temple, Monday evening.
A speaker of national note, the
Rev Hahn developed the theme of
his brilliant, amusing talk with
a resume of a life of strife to get
some place "only to find all his
teeth gone" Interspersing the fri
volus aspects, were points on the
serious side of existence.
The Piccadors, from Aladdin
Shrine Temple, Columbus, furn-
ished music for the evening. Bruce
D. Lewis was Master of Cere-
monies.
At the election of officers, al
ways a part of the annual meet
ing, Maynard c. Dickerson was
elected president succeeding r
Neil Ardrey; Stewart Anderson
vice president; M. B. Cannon, sec
retary-treasurer.
Attending were one hundred
and fifteen members of the Lon
don club and their wives, who
were special guests.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-26
Districts For
Registrations
Consolidated

The Ohio Department of Health,
in cooperation with the Madison
County Health Department and
registrars of vital statistics have
consolidated registration districts
within Madion County.
Effective March /, 1851. the fol-
lowing registrars of Vital Stats
tics will handle the registration
Of birth, death, stillbirth certifi-
Gates and issuance of burial per-
mits for the townships and vii
lagos as indicated:
ID Mrs. Maxine Pendleton,
Registrar, Dist. No. 783, County
Health Dept, London, Ohio--Lon-
don, Deercreek Township, Oak
Run Township, Union Township,
Plain City, Darby Township. South
Solon, Stokes Township, Canaan
Township, Monroe Township,
Paint Township, Pike Township,
Somerford Township, Fairfield
Township.
~ Edmund d. Tanner, Regis
trar Dist. No. 785. Mt. Sterling,
Ohio - Mt. Sterling, Pleasant
Township, Midway, Range Town
ship.
(3) Mrs. Harold RAIDER. Regis
trar, Dist. No. 784. 81 S. Center
St. West jefferson, Ohio ~ West
jefferson, jefferson Township.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-26
Banquet For 4-H
Leaders Monday

The Madison County All Lead
ers' Recognition Banquet will be
Monday evening, January %, at
TOO pm, in the basement of the
London Methodist Church, accord
ing to the Madison County Exten-
sion Office.
One hundred and fifteen All
Club Leaders in Madison County
will be honored guests. The ban
quet is sponsored by the Madison
County Fair Board and the Mad
ison County All Council.
r. Bruce Tom, Specialist in Re-
creation. Rural Sociology Depart
ment will be the guest-speaker.
The Committee of 4-H leaders
who have planned for the pro-
grams, invitations, and decora-
tions for the banquet are: Mrs.
Robert Halterman, Chairman;
Mrs. Max Dunkle; Mrs. e. NJ
Ridenour, Ed Vallery, and Harold
Brill.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-26
Church Receives
New Minister

The Rev. Herbert w. Keebler,
native of Pittsburgh, Pa, is the
new pastor of the Congregational
Christian Church at Mt. Sterling.
He was formerly the pastor at
Highlands Community Church,
Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. Keebler was graduated
from Muskingum College, New
Concord, Ohio, in 1912 and re-
ceived his BID degree from Ober-
lin Graduate School of Theology
in 1914. He was ordained to the
ministry while serving the Con-
gregational Church at Pittsfield,
Ohio, near OberIin.
Mrs. Keebler is a native of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, the daughter of
Judge w. O. Secrest, Musgingum
County Probate Court. She is also
a graduate of Muskingum College.
While living in Oberlin she SER
we'd as case worker for the Lor-
ain County Child Welfare Board.
The Keeblers have one daugh-
ter, Beth, age 2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-26
Fred Foster
Dies In Florida

Fred F. Foster. age II, native
of Paint Township. died Tuesday
in Sarasota, Florida. Mr.. Foster,
III Monday. was the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nose Foster.
Mr.. Foster taught in schools in
Paint township for a number of
years. He went to Dayton where
ne was in the hardware business
until several years ago when he
retired and went to Florida to
reside.
Surviving are his wife, Effae
Bragg, a former resident of near
Newport; two daughters, Mrs.
Clyde Steele, Columbus, Mrs. j.
Fred Baker, Sr., Coral Gables,
Florida; five grandchildren, Rich
ard, William and Ann Baker of
Coral Gables; Mrs. r. N. Jones
and Mrs. ]. Fred Baker, Jr., of
Dayton and three great grand
children.
The body viii arrive III London
Friday morning. It will be at the
Schlechty-Fichner Funeral Home
until Sunday afternoon at 2::30
o'clock when a Masonic service
will be conducted. Interment in
Paint Township Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-26

Paul w. Handel, 45, is the new
Boy Scout Executive in Central
Ohio, Fred j. Milligan, President
of the local Boy Scout Council,
has announced.
Handel, a Deputy Regional Boy
Scout Executive in New York, is
a native of Newark, Ohio, where
he achieved the rank of Eagle
Scout. He succeeds the late L. r.
Bucher who died last October 8.
Handel will assume his new dut-
les on February Is. He is a gradu-
ate of Denison and Ohio Stae Uni
versities and has been identified
with the Boy Scout Movement as
a Boy Scout Executive for p
years. He served at GAINESVILLE and
Springfield, also at Parkersburg,
West Virginia. and for the last
8 years in New York and New
Jersey.
He is married and the father
of two SONS, age IL and 5 years.
In announcing HandePs appoint
ment Milligan said, There is
great need today for new sponsor
ing institutions and leadership to
take care of the $3.50 increase in
boys available for. Scouting which
will occur during the next three
years. Mr.. Handel intends to make
this a primary objective"