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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
CHESSER-cE5TO
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

TIts. Frances Chcsser, 500 IIa5V-
thornc AVcnuo, London, announces
The r. Earriage Of her daughter,
Constance Ann, to Aubrey =.
casio Of Zig Plain
Tho s2a1ringa was Salennizod
r RicHnnnd. Ird,l9a, Saturday,
EaruarV Is. 1871 MIR. and Ms.
53@'- E1'ubakcr, london. accom-
parted tlscra to Riehmond.
Tho row Mr.. md Ms. C4sto
~~cnt th"ir honeymoon in La
Crosse, Wisconsin, where they
q4sa risitca b.a mother, MRS.
A1oira Johnson.
MS. Casio is n r1e-lher o. the
Senior class of London High
School and is planning 10 graduate
with her class in Junc
MIR. Casto, afte~ GRADUATING
fro~7 Fairfield High School in
1947, served three years in the u.
S. Arforce rs 2 radio operator.
he is now pending recall from
tho Reserves to active duty, Feb
ruary fifth.
Until he leaves for Ft Dix, New
jersey, he and Mrs Casio arc
residing with her mother.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
JEAN SEDEflER MUCH
FETED RRlDE-ELECT

Miss jean Sidener, Columbia
avenue, is finding her days crowd
ed with social courtesies from
friends before her marriage Sat
urday. February 3 to Louis Char
les Mellow, of Royal Oak. Mich.
A dinner at the Red Brick Tav-
nrn Wednesday night, was given
by members of the luncheon club
in her honor.
Attending were, Miss Sidener,
Mrs. F. L. Sidener, Sr. Mrs. F. l..
Sidener, Jr., Mrs. r. NJ Ardrey,
Mrs. Marcus Cornwell, Mrs. Paul
M. Dwyer, Mrs. Wilbur H. Hume
and Mrs. James M. Winchester.
After dinner the club and their
guests returned to London to the
home Of Mrs. Marcus CornWell,
East Fifth street, for bridge
The honor guest was presented
with a gift.
A luncheon at the Maramor, Co
JuIIlDuS, odIuIud9, was gwen py
Mrs. Melvin Hayes of Whining
ton. The guests were classmates
of Miss Sidener when she was a
student at Miami University, Ok
ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack w. Tanner
Riverside Drive, Columbus, en-
tertained at dinner Saturday night
for Miss Sidener and Mr.. MeIzoW.
Other guests were. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Sidener, Jr. and Judge
and Mrs. James F. Bell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

that taking HADACOL helped his
system overcome a deficiency Of
Vitamins b.. b., Niacin and Iron.
Here is Mr.. Damillot's state
ment: "My first bottle of HAD
ACOL convinced me that HAD
ACOL was what needed for the
gas on my stomach at nights. j
could not keep food on my stom-
ache, but after the first bottle
/ was going great. Now ! eat
bacon and eggs, and other foods
that never would stay with me.
I also can sleep we'll at nights.
Thanks to HADACOL. I will
never be without it, and can
recommend it to all who suffer
with the above ailments that |
had. / know because / have
suffered for quite some time"
@ 1850. The Leblanc Corporation
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

calf. The calf presented to
the sixteen year old farm youth
does not constitute an outright
gift by the Rotary Club When the
calf has been raised to market
proportions and is sent to market
for sale the original investment
in the calf will be returned 10
the Club, SO that another animal
may be purchased and another
farm youth in the community Civ
en- the same opportunity.
Committee members from Ro-
tary handling the project were
Robert Jackson, J. Frederick Nc
Coy, Sam Paullin, Ottie Hickman
and Willard Endres.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
LOGAN MlLUIKiNS
IN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Millikin
patty Holman) and their son,
Master Holman who resides in
Jackson, Michigan, until several
weeks ago, arc now residing at
8107 Colin Drive, Norfolk, Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Millikin, a veteran of the
u. S. Navy, World War II, was
recently recalled to service and
his family will reside with him at
Norfolk, while he is based there
Mrs. Millikin and, her son have
been staying with her mother
Mrs. w. A. Holman, East First
street until Mr.. Millilin was To-
Gated. Mrs. Holman accompanied
them to Norfolk on Saturday and
is remaining for a visit.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
Mt Sterling
Club Sponsors
Calf Project

Mt. Sterling Rotary Club IS
sponsoring a project creating con
siderable interest in the comnm-
ity. The club has presented a $50
pound white faced calf to Roger
Erwin Baker, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Roger Baker of rear Mt. Ster-
ling.
The calf-raising project is 10
stimulate interest in Rotary Club
activities and at the same time nj
ford at least one young man or
woman in the community the op-
portunity to raise a pure-bred
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
SPECIAL PROGRAM
AT OAK RUN GRANGE

A special program is planned
for the meeting of Oak Run
Grange Friday night, February 2
at $50 o'clock.
Speakers will be Miss Betty
Riddle of near Mt. Sterling and
Dick Taylor, both students at
Ohio State University, who will
tell Of their experiences in Europe
last summer.
A square dance will follow the
talks.
There will also be a brief busi-
ness session.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
GA TAWBA
g.. Edna Near Davidson

The Philea club was entertain
ed Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs Robert Tullis. Mrs. Roh-
ert Bumgardner prepared the top
ic. In entertainment, arranged by
Mrs Howard Locke and given by
Mrs. Carlton Runyan, Mrs. Myron
Runyan, Mrs Roger Sharp, and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

Joseph N. Da-
millot, 34i4 E.
5th Street, Day
ton, Ohio, used
to be, but since
he has been
taking HADA-
COL, he says
he feels just
fine and is able
to enjoy lots
and lots of fine
foods. Mr.. Da-
poiIlnf fann Il
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

grandson, Stephen Yates. Adj
ditional guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Yates of Springfield, and
Da id Grove.
Trc Woman's Society Of Christ.
ian service of the First Methodist
church was entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Clayton Bobst, Mrs. Earl Moss
barger, Mrs. Ann McIIenry, and
Mrs. Archie Setty assisted. Mrs.
Frank Shockey was devotional
leader; Mrs. Richard Virts, pro-
gram leader. Refreshments We're
served. Additional members and
guests were Rev. and Mrs. j. G..
Deeds, Mrs. Agnes Poland, Mrs.
William Mcknight Mrs. L. G.
Momberg. Mrs. A. f. Wood, Mrs.
Harry Xander. Mrs. Lincoln
Locke, Mrs. Carl Talbot, Mrs.
Paul Remley, Mrs. Philip Virts,
Miss Mary Lee Bobst, Mrs. II. E.
Davisson, and the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
of Mechanicsburg rural were the
dinner guests Sunday Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles Z. Kaufman and
daughters.
The Catawha Wayside club was
entertained Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Harry Xander.
In contests arranged by the host
ess. Mrs. Maurice Swaby, Mrs.
Millard Allender, Mrs. Richard
Virts, and Mrs. H. F.. Davisson
were successful.
A vocal duet was given by Mrs
Paul ]. Neer, and Mrs. Allender
Additional members were Mrs
Pearl Arnold, Mrs. Forest Taven-
ner, Mrs. Lawrence Yeazell, Mrs
Joe McNary, Mrs. C. .. Timber
man, Mrs. Clyde Tingley, Mrs. I'd.
gar Post, Mrs. Ray Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Weimer oil
Nation Chapel were the dinner
guests Sunday evening of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jay Warner.
Farm Bureau Council No. Il
was entertained Saturday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. My
ron Runyan. The following Of
ficers were elected president
Robert Wells; vice president, My
ron Runyan; secretary- treasurer
Mrs. Lawrence Caplinger; dis
cussion leader, Robert Bumgard
ner In euchre, Mr.. and Mrs. Cap
linger, Mrs. Gayle Locke, anc
Myron Eunyan were successful
Refreshments were served. Ad
ditional members were Mrs. Wells
Mrs. Bumgardner, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Locke and Gayle Locke.
For her birthday anniversary
Mrs. David Hayes was honoret
with an ensemble dinner, Wed
neSday, at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Berry. An elaborately dec
GRATED cake, baked by Mrs. Erni,
Hayes, was 2 feature Of the tabl
decorations. The guests, Mrs
Ralph Weast and Mrs. Joe Kil
coyne both of Springfield, Mrs
James Rcedy and son. Roger, >
Now Moorfield, Mrs. William
Recdy, Mrs, J r. Quinn, Mrs
Ernie Hayes and Cathie .4aye
presented gifts TO The honor guest
Mrs. Lowell Douglas and chill
dren, Daphne and Dannie, are tn,
guests of her sister, Mrs. Georg,
Conbel, Of Mobile, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J. Ncer en-
tertaincd at dinner Sunday in non
or OF the birthday anniversary 0
Mrs. Lowell Neer. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Neer ant
son, Keith, Mrs. Grant Neer, Mrs
Mary B. Tavenner, Mr.. and Mrs
Briggs Neer and daughters, Mar.
Kay and Ruth Ann. The homo
guest was presented gifts.
Mrs. Earl Luckett and son, Jun
ior, of Nation Chapel We're tn
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. ant
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
Men 1926 Nav
Now Volunteer

President Truman changed the
Draft regulations January IS to
permit Is to 26 year olds to vol
unteer for q months of military
service. Up until now. it has been
impossible for Draft-e ligi b G
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

NJ. and Mrs. Abe McGlaugh-
lin, London, Ohio Rt. A, announce
tho engagement of their daughter
Inogcne, to Harold Bidwell, son
of 14r. and Mrs. Glenn Bidwell Of
IEilliarCs, r. d. No. /. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
Nothing Better
Than Good Food,
Says Ohio Man

II a man isn't able to eat the
foods he likes he's in mighty
sorry shape - imagine going
through life without being able
to enjoy a fine big platter of
bacon and eggs. That is the way
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
PLACE OF MEETING
CHANGED

Guild No. ] Of the Presbyterian
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Robert M Creath, 1T North
Main Street, Thursday, February
/ at o'clock. The meeting had
previously been announced at the
home of Mrs. w, c. Converse,
Lafayette Road.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

Farmers are in q much less
favorable position than they
we're in 1948, say Agricultural
Extension economists at Ohio
State University.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

Shed your poultry supply wor-
ries. BY making all purchases
at the HUME HARDWARE. We
have the things that will help
make your poultry raising easier
as we'll as more profitable.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30
Hlel4ER TAXES FAVORED

"P5y-as-we-go taxes to fl
nance Our rearnament program
are favored by more than 900
of the executives of manufaetUr-
ing companies who answered
QUESTIONABLE scnt recently to l.
eco companies. The majority adj
yiscd increases ia corporation
taxes, personal income taxes, and
sales or excise taxes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

Price controls at low levels
will discourage agriculture. pro-
duction.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

Phone your eews - e.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

The Ford Truck Power Pilot
is a simple, fully-proven way
of getting the most power
from the least gas.
1t automatically meters and
fires the right amount Of gas,
at precisely the right instant,
to match constantly changing
speed, load and power require
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

O Want to get there fosteSt, lOtth the
n1ostest, for the LEAsTEsr2
Then, you will want to take a
good look at these new Ford Trucks
for 81.
Economy Leaders is no empty
phrase It's a FACT, a mighty i'm
portant fact in these times when
business costs are going up so fast.
You'll find Ford engineering has
etepped ahead with many new fea-
lures =. in engines, transmissions,
brakes, bodies all designed to
help Ford Trucks do your job at
still less cost.
Choose from over $50 models,
Choose from four great engines.
VS. or Six as suits your job best.
Come IN today and get the facts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-01-30

menta. Unlike conventional
systems, the Power Pilot
uses only one control instead
Of two, YET is designed to syn
chronizo firing tlUjoe as accu-
rately.
You can use regular gas
You get no-knock per-
formance.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

COLoRED GIRL desires domestic
Phone DU. 5747 bet. 10 am. and
coLoRREiD GIRL wishes days work,
days q week. ST. 1922.
COLORED GIRL wishes work, 5 days
or part time; refs. CO. 0722.
CoLORED LADY desires to take
laundry home; exper. laundress.
Will stretch curtains. HO. 1876.
CoLORED LAUNDRESS, exper., re-
liable, wants curtains, personal
laundry and fine fabrics done with
care. Call for and deliver. Lu.
COLORED SITTER. child care (3) OF
5 days work, 9-5; ref. AID. 2-5272.
COLORED REFINED. reliable neat
girl wishes genl, work. PARTING
work, 5-day week; ref. FIR. S947. >
COLORED WOMAN desires work,
Fri, s to 5; SS3 per wk. and car
to 8 pm; ref %
COLORED WOMAN wants Job as
housekeeper. Call after 3 pm. on
Sat. All DAY Sun. ME. 555l. o.
COLoRED WOMAN wants 5 days
week work Monday through Fri
COLORED WOMAN wants work. eve
nlngs; willing and dependable. DE.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants part-time
work. Cali DU. 6655
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w,, 8
days; good worker; ref. DI. 1891. =
COLORED WOMAN wishes Job caring
for children while parents work; s.
day week. S25. Ii. 4-s397.
cooking; live in; has city references.
Phone HU 1859.
C0L0RED WOMAN wishes part time,
4 or hrs. daily; exper. with chill
dren: ref. HU. 1870.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

BINOCULARS, Army. dust and
moisture proof. 6x30; leather case.
DI. 1901 weekdays
BIRD CAGE, metal. So: also one with
stand, complete. So; good cond. NO.
BLANKET. Blank r, eE automatic, green.
tween 10 and Sun; OR: 020O.
with controls. $40. MI. 1908.
BLOWER and explosion proof motor
nsee ss Nth Hh cd0ro 50T Goal eoeE tsE
thermostat, etc; complete; used l
season; eaS best offer; IA. 1888.
$50; Z, T., MoYER; INC, sos Lee
BOOKS, t Unused: this s' EDITION d5en'i limited
to 1000 registered numbered sets
able at So each. Cali Mi. 4sI9.
BOOkS-First showing of large lot
from the Warner and Conger estates
Vr %de uu Snley Sale 5' 'G Hs4HEp 75s per B6ok 5eSs
SALES. 1907 H st, NV. 3rd floor;
Sun; and Mon. 10 am. to 10 pm
BOOKCASES, sectional, best makes
tor once or home; reas. Today. CO
BooR esSS Nk pi Is7R ll12 14ta
heavy bronze, excellent condition
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE, sund.
strand, model A. completely auto
matte; guaranteed to have never
been used; free installation and in
struction. Call 81. 1855 after 6 p m
3
BOOKSHELvEs. maple and mahog.
any. beautiful for home or office
reasonable. Call today. CO. 1925
week. 1112 14th NV.
BOWLING ALLEY. boys. 9 it. long
all hardwood construction, excellen
condition. So. OIL. 0230.
BREAKFAST SET, 5-plece, oak; gooc
condition; S25. ia 3239. .
BRICKS. face and common. ! or {
| million. ALASKA COAL & BRICE
CO. MA 5SS5 OFT 73n0
Evening star., 1951-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDIONs. 2 children's, Magnuf
Chromatic. $5 ea.; boys suit, size
ACCORDION, handsome stradavari;
peri, $50. Cost much more. WA
ACCORDION. 100 bass. wurlitzer, 10
ACCORDION. made in Italy; 80 bass
with case; ideal for girl or lady;
$95; IA; 6-4541; Ii. 1897.
6ose neH real bus ssss s5 18th Ma fnss 6 g.
black. s-shift, with case. like new.
$3.50. WA. 1853.
ACCORDIONS-New and used. Les
sons. repairs; Investigate our prices
COLUMBIA MUSIC. 1000 N st. NV
NE. 1419. Open ewes. and today
i2o bass with treble and bass shifts
Aluminium construction to preven
garping. Complete with case
Rssear P1ee pFfs s2qG Ths ous Ssek sDeos ees
saTe gave at RATMERs Music Eses STORE ofE
AcCoRDToN. 12o bass. good condi.
ton; Fidility; S175. co. 5444;
sxceIsDt sSd ssg VI 99 4ls6 bass
ACCORDION. MISC scandslii; Hi e1ceilent f3f' fol
child or beginner; 4S bass, very Eooc
condition; genuine alligator cas-,
made special; Both for only S275
ACCORDIONS-Large selection. NJ
commission involved, factory price
trade-ins. Open ewes. LU. 4-2127
ACCORDION, small 120-bass, brand
new. brought from italy; sacrifice
5000. market price. $3.50. 10
ACCORDION. full size but light
weight. new condition. perfect; sac
rifice, make offer. AK. 5649.
ACCORDION, Francini. 4s-bass. like
new. with case, S100; tenor guitar
| good cond.. S25. NO 1893.
ACCORDION, beautiful. brand-new
120-bass. student model, 2 shifts or
treble. 1 on base; manufacturer,,l
CY BROUGHTON. VI. 1925.
ACCORDION, Stradivari, professiona
model, 120-bass 5-treble shifts.
bass shifts. like new. with case
ACCoRDioNv12o bass, 4 switches;
Buttstadt; in exc: cond.;. $125
CHANGE. 1918 9th st. NV. sun
ACCoRDIoN, with case, 1ao-bass.
/ shifts; used less than 3 mos; 5000
u Roller skates. boys, S1a shoe. excel
I lent condition; S. JE h40b. -
Evening star., 1951-12-09
BUSINESS SERVICES

ALTERATION, addition. carpentry,
cialty; top quality work; cash or
WRITING SERVICES are only as
good as the caliber Of the writers.
Try US for speeches, articles, con-
sultation; all editorial services, in
cluding manuscript, typing and mar
getting: reasonable contingent fees.
Iop-ranking experts. WRITER'S
ASSOCIATES. National Press Bldg.
DowNfo9@IiN MAIL ADDRESS. full
time telephone answering service.
pEFeE pREFesTona5le; WnRx efieient; aSet NE NE; sas3
done done by colorist with Is years ex-
Re. 973s If interested.
FURNITURE REFINISHING, quality
work. furniture reglueing; guaran-
teed work; quality upholstering: all
CHRISTMAS DECoRATIoNs. Exc Exclu-
sive Santa Claus and his reindeer
Illuminated. painted original color
About AXIS #. Wonderful for either
business or decorated homes. Only
10 sets to the Metropolitan Area
Prone 81. 0419 between 7:3O and
BUSY, BUSY PEOPLE. Have your
Handwriting experts. Neat, exclu.
sive and with that personal touch
We are serving business. profes-
sional and individuals. Phone now!
GRAPHIC ASSOCIATES. Elk. 1880
CHRISTMAS CARDS addressed by
hand. Call WO. 1902.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CAMERA. 2Ax3A Speed Graphic.
ssfo si6. CASH. ASH tiIo0 En-. 1oss. s' IKE new
CAMERA. Eastman 3b. coupled r.f. 3.5
lens; lens; case; perfect cond.: S5b. RE.
Schneider lens in comp. shtr.. hold
ers, r. P. A., cut film tank. filters.
suns s1nshsfsdf sfd Al Aektor Tor ssS sss fs1 also sS
ssss e. e.. s:s. ssss sss
gift; DI. 519s.
graphic, with flash attachment.
range finder and case: Little used;
CAMERA. Hasselblad Swedish reflex.
zine, ctd. 80 nm. F. 2.8 Ektar lens;
speeds. speeds from ON ! 1t, to 11l6o9 1 sec I'M
CAMERA a. 7siss esss sss super NJ Fss tscf Tessa
finder; Heiiand synchronizer: SIS
color adapter; best offer. Sun. all
day: wk. days after pm. WO. 1923
CAMERA. 4x5 Anniversary Speed
aeand sSn Ear anss 1ss sder s1s IN Sosrs
case. AXIS Amega D2 with color head
GE timer. trimmer. contact printer
rotary print dryer, trays. ,safelights
3x5-ft. cypress tank, etc. First $3.50
CAMERA, iaafs a., RetIna Hn; 1i2si H made in Ger.
many. range finder. Kodak Ektar f:2
coated lenses: L yr. old, peri. cond;
must sell: best offer over $l00
CAMERA. Leica III F. summitar 80.
nm. lens and Elmar 90-mm. F-4
lens lnQrprf finder and An haeH
unit. DI. 1901 weekdays.
CAMERAs-Bell & Howell. f:2.7. 49,
NM NM massszine s15e nrs,s movie Cauteload
san2ns with case lens shade sfn Alter ane
9ene Sa2eg enlafseT ss5 OK 0q 1a5b Lieu
f, and 5:s;5' ' complete s'Ss' With n1tsrs
CAMERA. German-made Retina =
a 1s.t,as lens c.,a like son new Pgiss oss7 with
CAMERA, speedgraphic. 4x5, pre-
Consider swap. IA. 1905, "a VA
CAMERA, 16-mm. Kodak; magazine
3 lenses. lin. f:1.9. 2s7 wide angle
2,1 telephoto, case, Weston meter
CAMERA. Kodak. s5-mm.: built-i,
sasnsefindeF' ran nd ssy9 syDcho fash case gun
CAMERA. Argus C-3. leather case
/ flash attachment with filters ant
sunshade. $50. Also lamps, pic
lures, dishes, drapes and man,
| other items cheap. NO. 6523.
CAMERA FIENDS, Leica Auto-focu
35-mm. enlarger. tanks. lge. rubbe
| trays, easel XII. S-2S56. i.
CAMERA LENS, Elmar. 9 en-. chrome
new. S75; Thambar en-; f2;2. fac
CAMERA LENS, Leica. brand new
telephoto Hektor. 135-mm., with re
f1ex housing; cost $3.50, sell $500
CAMERA And PROTECTOR, s-mm
| Eastman movie, new equip. witt
cases. best deal in town; compare
| WI 2373
Evening star., 1951-12-09
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAvSS for ,aegs s1epx Gy Des a.
pRiV1Na FiV SA t5S1 To raMfA. asffE F FLA IA De Dec
e. Can take ] or 2. Refs. ex-
changed; GE $3.50. -9
s5aIs H. NeS gri26s 0ds aa6 Ts6e or S9si
RIDERS WANTED-Little Rock. Ark
via, via Tenn LV. Dec. %. Ret. Jan: Z
DRIVING 81 FORD to s.w. Missour.
and return soon. Can take 5. Ref
exchanged. JO. $685..
RESPONSIBLE PARTY will drive your
car to Florida or share ride. GE
oRAEtesos VIE iesvi1s D. c. 10q6s Deg 49, fsS5S fas5
Buick. Desires lady to share driv-
ing or assist with infant in return
for free transportation. Refs. TIE
FREE TRANSPORTATION to con-
genial person to Louisville. Leave
Dec. 10 to IA. BOX &C, Star.
RIDE WANTED by young man, govt.
employee. To Chicago or yicin; Ap-
prox. Dec. 81. Can drive. EX. 1851
NEW ORLEANS and Sugar Bowl, 8
Dec. %. Call JU. 7-s960.
DESIRE completely reliable driver
going to Miami to drive nay car
starting January 1s Proof Of re-
liability and full references neces-
sary. State qualifications. Write
Box 1a-C. Star.
WILL. DRIVE car to Florida next
week If possible Ex. ref MR.
GERMAN. DU. 9549
NAVY WIFE driving to Portland, Ore.
Dec 13, desires one passenger to as
sist driving. Call IA. 5000,
2 RIDERS, Springfield, Ill 1851 Ford
Leaving Dec. 21. Phone Jackson
DRIVING TO ST. PETERSBURG, Fla
Dec. IA. Can take l. 2, 3. Help
Evening star., 1951-12-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MATHEMATICS, college, h. s., tutor.
ing by college teacher: Gale, diff
sa., tris., anaIytics, alg. DE. 342I.
FRENCH, GERMAN-PVt. instruc. b,
highly. cultured diplomats widow
English to foreigners. HO. 1858. I
YOU CAN BE a wonderful portrait
painter II you see Gil Lewis. Letters
from Royalty. Movie, TV. Stars
praise my portrait of them. Private
guaranteed lesson, $40. Box 444-A
HOME TUToRING-Alg., geom., Lat
elem, jr.. sr. high sub, UN. 1888
PBX-RECEPTIONIsT course easily
learned; age no handicap. Day class
tgitlSn; iS1, IS $50; night $s5; MRS
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul;
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for CT training; cay and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL.
LEGE. 1910 G st. NV. DI. 1862
Al INSTRUCTION. in shorthand
typing, bookkeeping, comptometer
eng. spelling, add. machines; all one
price: small classes; start now
BOYD SCHOOL, 700 10th. cor. G
MA; .2340 (Est. 35 yrsD Over zlot-
rTToRING, G.. grade; high school SUBJ
educational work, ia. 1741.
TUTORING. ell, jr., ST., his. Eng,
speech. math.. physics. French. also
college math. and physics; 2 exp.
teachers. LU. 1-23Sl.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
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On our complete line of new and
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long, pert. cond.; also 40-ft. reach
in and Toledo scale: sell for best
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CABINETS. imported from Norway
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CALCULATOR, Monroe. cleo, 10-col.
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Esser, manual, sturdy construction,
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CAMERA, View; tripod, lenses. etc.
5x7 or 4x5. Sligo 051O. %
CAMERA-Leica &C., accepts all
lenses. box, S25: so nm. Elmar 3.5
lens, S25; So nm. Elmar wide angle,
S35; all three, SIS. Also Siemens
(fine Germany nm, movie, $50.
Quick sale. OR. S892. 3
CAMERA, Leica, So Summar; best
CAMERA. Polaroid. filters. closeup
lens, fash. meter, carryins case.
or after z pm. Mon.
CAMERA. Al Lsica. 8 c, with case: new.
CAMERA. Leica. III. F. new. Leics
lenses. Nikkor 90 nm. ia. Sum-
maron. wide angle S5 nm. r..
Hektor, 1876 nm. Reflex; Leits 7x5o
CAMERA. Bolex model HIS, case.
Wollensak. is nm. II 9 lens. Ia In.
f3.5 ,telephoto lens and wide angle
in new condition; about S475 worth.
CAMERA. F 2.s Virgin / .250, pro-
CAMERA, Leica II1-F.. so NM, F2
Summitar lens; synchronized fash
attachment. case; complete. all new;
$285 or best offer. WI. 1858.
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cAa&Eis22.s is22sfs; fRsc;llienlex standard, built
in Hash. case, etc; $115. Heavy
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