davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WESTOVER
50 450 DOWN

Two blocks to schools. bus and large
shopping center: 2-bedrm. brick Co
lonial on excellent shaded lot with
breezy side screened porch; full. dry
bsmt. has auto. washer; extras in
clude Venetian blinds, storm win
dows, built-in cabinets and Anchor
fenced lot. If you ever intend to
buy. see this bargain. Exclusive
COLONIAL REALTY co.
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NEW TAKOMA PARK
RRTCK RTTNGATOW

S4V4S4A DO1NNN1AIOV w
Located on a beautiful. level lot midst
trees, flowers and shrubbery; brick
bungalow has lovely rooms and
tiled bath. including living room
with firelace. separate dining room
and kitchen with plenty of space for
breakfast table and screened porch
on dining room, stairway to ex-
panSible attic, basement with ground
level entrance has bright pine
paneled cdubroom with Vericolored
asphalt tile floor Reasonably priced
at $17,950. Mr.. Sweeney. SH. 6197.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI, 334f,
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COLORED-GOOD CREDIT
AND
$1.500 DOWN

V1sOUO ~ VIZ
Buys this 3-story. 9-rm.. ga tile
bath. full basmt. brick; h.-w.h..
garage; plumbing on 3rd floor for
end kit. Owner says sell. Mr.. New
kirk. TU. 3232; ewes. and Sun. ia.
2040. SAMUEL C. REYNOLDS, 3005
CeOrRia ave NV III
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PURCELLVILLE, VA.
S-rm. stone house with flagstone
patio and sundeck. full bsmt., rec
rm.: fireplaces and approx: app OK.
of shrubbery: must be sacrificed ia
settle an estate. For full infor-
nation call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Arl., ia. 4-1l55. Rrok-
erS COOP. invited. -1T
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1920 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Semidet. brick: rms. and bath. full
bsmt.. gas heat; 5 yrs. old, perfect
condition. Zephyr awning, and
Anchor. fence: large yard. Immed.
possession. Terms. Ewes. EN-. 1915.
Willoughby Real Estate Co.
500 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7O43. IL
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S10.50O
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE EXT

corner lot. brick Colonial dream
white picket fence. LiV. rm., fuij
din; rm., bedrms. and den, lH
baths. paneled rec. rm., built-in
gar: excellent financing; immediate
possession. Call Mrs. Steed. SPARKS
AGENCY. DU. 1895, JU. $3.50.
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S12.500

REALTORS BUILDERS
2300 WILSON BLVD. JA. 7-S500
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK PROPER 7-rm.
frame; kit bath. full bsmt.. s-car
garage; lot 100x100; h-w. heat;
storm windows, insulated; S16,950,
$4,000 down OWNER, UN. 1878.
EASTPINES, 59O7 67th ave.-Lovely
suburban 4-bedrm. det. rambler. gas
heat. ht. $2:5O0 cash will afford terms
GIBSON; ewes. VI. s5ss. M NJ PAUL III.
HANNAH. ~ 732 18th st. NV. ME.
HYATTsvILLEIe rooms. = ba tbs;
ish; sl5;50O. WINSTON c. CLAY,
HYArTsViI.LE-By YAi sNIf. owner, esos 18th &
ave, Parklawn, Hyattsville. Nd. At
tractive det. brick and asbestos
shingle, 3 bedrms.. living rm. with
wit with ga garbage disposal, utility rm:.
avail. Price only only S13,95ui Out
Riggs rd.. ] block past Ager rd, left
on Amherst ,rd.. right on 18th ave.
to house No agents. -17
MT. RAINIER-S11.750: sold by
owner; Calf; redwood constr, only
rm.. . lge. bedrms. plus sleeping
porch; kit. has new refgr.. gas stove;
1ull dry bsmt;, built-in gar; lge; &C
SeSolulc IuSuldteu dILlC' gas NV.
heat; kept in Al cond. by builder
4400, Ext. 81 -l6
Cod; : bedrms.. a bath ist fir.: 3
bedrms. and bath End FIR; oil &C.
heat Best. buy in an excellent
GIiM neighborh93d %Tn PRICED to sell. o6ad Gal
WEST HYATTSvILLE-5-rm. brick
bungalow. firepl.. porch. de luxe
nm. attic, recr. rm., Anchor fenced
yard, fruit trees, grapes, FHA loan
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
CAMP SPRINGS-ONLY S12.950
NEW 2-BEDROOM RAMBLER
on Allentown rd. and MATS H. O.
l2-acre tree shaded level lot. Spacious
rms. picture windows; all-elec. kit.
shower; utility rm. A wonderfully
WELL built home in a lovely subur-
ban location. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-ol36
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 1868.
LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER
Brick, bdrm; liv. rm. with fire.
place, all-electric kitchen with dis
posal and dlshwasher; full bsmt.:
large, level lot; reasonable, down
BEAUTIFUL AVONDALE
Immaculate 3-bdrm. brick and shingle
large ,liv. rm. with fireplace, separ-
ate din. rm.. with large equipped
kitchen. tile bath; full bsmt. with
"a bath and outside entrance; per-
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY CO,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Do you need 4 bed
price9 We consider this the e0gost most
house for the money we've. had in
equipped, including a deepfreeze. It's
PR1cED II 70 SELL sfad.ius At 0' ssn7bo' sna i
B5ILkiNGsLEY BILL l!FIS . REALTY CO. OR: Or:
thesdas best BUYS, ,ssS in one nev0hoSse q ss.
condition. Living room. dining room,
fully. equipped kitchen, side-screened
porch; orch 3 bedrooms, bath with
snow SSnoWVer. 2nd f.; fun basement: gas
REAif% real fSoe c6 6na1sins os Sab dSaI4INasbEY III
BRADLEY HiLLsELoyeIIy I
nsn FAMILY 0Fifs esdToems ss%elss M s9s bssR. bsssRRsns
nreplaces. Full daylight walk -out
SSiemsnt sSie to bndsTpsnsively be,Ps Expand
living rooms. Superior materials. atsi
equipment and construction. y
acre corner lot. Living room In rear
overlooks forest. New small ele-
mentary school across road. $29 300.
hsis Bradey 81 %Sssonfin SlSS Is't ave We mi out
a. " Wyyo, BRANDT. owner-Buiider.
BETHEspA Greenwich rOrest7, Con On a
SSuiet' Suiet' shady shady street, well designed
bedroom and powder room, large
Living and dining rooms, bright
kitchen; 2 bedrooms and bath up
stairs: easy financing, EXCLUSIVE
WITH BILL1NGSLEY REALTY CO.
Or; 2326 til 9 pm.
BURTONSvILLE-New 8 large bed
rms. rambler situated on 1 acre Of
ground; full tiled bath. separate
dining rm, and fully equipped kit,
bsmt, Call for appt. to see. JOHN
a. WENTZ. Realtor. AP. O9OO; ewes :,
Evergreen 4-5073 is
ROCKVILLE. by owner: 2b-bedrm
house on large fenced lot, with ID
trees. Sep. din. rm., full dry bsnlt,
Close to schools and bus. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Call Rock
vile 2962, ewes. or Sat. and sun,
SILVER sPRiNG-ursen. sale. o17 Owner
transferred Immediate possession.
Exc. cond. and price. 8 bedrm. brick
Colonial. Large level lot. spacious
living room. mirrored fireplace; fuil
din. rm.,. screened side porch with
stolm windows; attic; full bsmt. :;
conven. all schools, shopping, transp
ana public golf course 1OOo6
Eeddick drive. JU. 7-67S5. No
MASS. AVE. and westmoreland r Circle
area; q charming brick home, liy.
rm. with firepl... din. area, kit. 9
oedrms. and bath on main floor:
lse. rm. and storage on End d..
rec. rm.. fenced yard; price S21, -
tsSo' ter G terms zo.5NE 55NEz cusHARD. Real
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Not Small
PJ1f Drooia11c


A new brick rambler beyond COM
pare-majestic setting above street
level with appealing view of sur
rounding area. Natural finished ma
hogany front door. light gray liv-
Ing. room with end brick fireplace
dining room. Of-white kitchen
walls harmonize with pearl-finish
Formica work area. while built-in
breakfast booth upholstered in
bright red plastic leather adds
cheerful color: Each Of g bedrms.
low tile bath. huge bsmt. with out
side entrance. Your selection should
be delayed no longer-purchase this
fine brick home for only S20.75O.
See by calling
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe Ow. 5000
AnI TArNDnAr HNHHna
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GRAND PLACE TO LIVE
TN ANNANDALE VA.

3-bedrm. brlcK, Ia bathS; 3b-ln. Tan
Koolvent awnings; auto. washer: full
waterproof bsmt. with firepl Com
pletely redecorated: M. shepping
acre, fenced, with 23 bearing age
fruit trees; grape vines, asparagus
strawberries; garden: chicken house
and yard. Ample flowers and deco
rative shrubbery, Located No. rs
Evergreen lane. 600 yds. Columbia
pike, Alpine Subdivision. Open un-
til sold: Asking S19,95o, OWNER.
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Home and Income

Live on the 1st floor consisting oY
8 rms. and bath. with firepl. and
side porch. Continue to rent 5,
1-bedrm. apis. with income Of 5000
per mo. Modern det. brick home,
only 3 yrs. old. All tile baths. full
nasmt;. gas &C. heat; situated on
over D. c. line in Sc. on South.
srn ave. Priced at $23.95O. about
S7,500 cash required. Will consider
. your present home In trade. Shown
only weekdays by appt.
T. D. BURGESS
Exclusive Agent 10. o-o51a
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CHEST HOME

On Capitol Hills best block;
wide 3-story and English base
ment brick of IL rooms and 3
baths; oil heat; fine condition.
Always rented. Price includes
all furniture except in owners
quarters, $4,000, with $1,000
cash. Evenings, phone ia.
Evening star., 1952-06-16
FAIRFAX. VA.
LYON PARK

Solidly built older home featuring q
spacious liv. rm. with firepl., lge
din. rm., lge. screened porch, equip
kit, 3 lge. bedrms. and tile bath;
full bsmt., oil h.ow.h;; tree-studdec
Memorial; reas. priced at 81 5.95(
OK. 1929. ia. 2-S10O
with only $4,000 cash required
ARLINGTON REALTY
oo12 Wilson Blvd OW 1900
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
SEMIDET. BRICK
MODERN 2-FAMILY

sEMIDET. BRICK
MODERN 2-FAMILY
l UNIT OF 3 BEDRMS.
Six years old; liv.-din. rm., kit and
bath, 3 bedrms.: 2nd A. unit has
separate entrance, iv. din. rm., kit,
! obedrm; and bath; Rents for
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol Realtors. Ma. 5000.
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, 2 KIT.
$12,950-$2,O0O DOWN
Lsngsden, ne; excel. cond:: det..:
i;t iSt f: h.th liv' oId rm din; rm' bedrmS.:
SALh q Mr. fsip FfNkEIsrRiR e.. lnRed EVGs PGss
AD. 1886.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 5400
CoLoRED-NoRTHEAsT-A modern
storm windows, Venetian blinds; ex-
cellent condition. Price only SILL
750 with 81, $50 down. Call Mr..
Pharr, FR; 1858: or J.. H: GREEN
KG KGA1T9 H. Co. us Florida Ave. NV.
CofoRED@R1vER TER-se50 cash,
bal. like rent; attractive 5-room
modern brick; full basement; oil
heat; perfect condition. RA. 341S
coLoREp-ssso CASH. bal. ~ like
rent-Attractive Colonial brick OF
6 large rooms. bath, double inclosed
rear porches, full basement, oil
heat; large, level rear yard; brick
gar. A real buy. RA. 341S. Ia
COLORED
1914 N. Carolina ave. n.e.-An
attrac. 2-story and bsmt. row brick,
having lge. rms, bath. 2 in
closed rear porches: hot-air heat;
entire house in good cond.; attrac.
mo, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
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WAVERLY HILLS

w IA 11G4l I 444AH0
II you are familiar with this neigh-
500, then you will want to see this
large Colonial home with bedrms.
and bath on End floor; liv. rm. with
fireplace. dining rm., kit. 70 bath
on 1st floor: also screened porch,
attached garage. oil h.-w.h. Owner
moving to California. Will consider
terms.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. Gil. 27S3
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VALUE Pills

IN WOODED SECTION
OF Takoma Park. only ! blk. from
Flower and Piney Branch Shopping
ctr, is this 4-bedrm., 2-full-bath h
home. with liv. rm., din. rm. 1ge.
Kit, full bsmt.. on 2OO-ft. fenced
lot; 81 loan. only $4,000 cash
needed; S14, 800. BROWN AGENCY
SH. 3444: George Sturm, SH. :I497.
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HUGE ROOMS

$l8,95U
Brick rambler. 1921 1T. liv. rm. with
firepl.; twin-size bedrms., ia
baths on 1st H.. lge. kit, beautiful
lot: Convenient financing. Call JU.
S-5S6O till 9 pm
DELL CO., INC.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcont.) }

COLORED, POSSESSION
Beautiful Woodbridge me-, 10 very
large rooms. 8 baths. detached home.
family or people seeking income
property. Oil heat and full base
ment. Small down payment. Owner
must. must. must sell today.
COIN g. LEVINE
HO. 1890 TIL 8 PM.
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$13,950
3 BEDROOMS
All-brick rambler with spacious livinG
room and dining ell, ideal for the
growing family. Fenced level yard
Aluminium storm windows and
screens. Conveniently located. Call
SH. SOLO till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1952-06-16

OWNER
Four bedrms.: Ia baths: full bsmt
nice fenced-in yard; liv. rm. with
fireplace: din. rm.: equipped kit;
300 Rose pl., Jefferson Village. FA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
DIFFERENT

sEMIDET. BRICK. consisting Of 3
bedrms. and bath. liv rm. -dinette
comb, powder rm., large kit. full
bsmt.. nice lot. Will consider trade
or small down payment. Vaeant;
7-9g33 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13
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Evening star., 1952-04-25
u. 5. Claims 2MIGs
Downed, 7 Damaged
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL. Korea, April 25.-
United States Sabre Jets of the
51st Fighter -1nterceptor Wing
probably shot down two Russian
made MICS and damaged two
yesterday. the 5th Air Force said.
Credited with probables are
Capt. Richard H. Schoeneman of
South Portland, Me-, and 1t. John
r. Spaulding, jr.. of Downers
Grove. Ill. Capt. Schoeneman
previously destroyed a MIG.
1t. Paul c.. Kauttu, Portland,
Oreg., and 1t. James A. McCulley,
Alexandria, La, each got credit
for damaging a MIG.
Capt. Schoeneman described
the flight:
II was leading a flight of four
F-86s at about 10000 feet when
we sighted four MICS flying very
low. We pointed down at them
and made a pass at the No. 4
man. I lined him up and let go
with my SOS (.50-caliber machine
gum. Hits ripped along his
canopy and his fuselage. I shot
past him and the last I saw he
was heading down."
1t. Spaulding said he had to
break off his attack as he ap-
preached the Yalu River.
II fired four bursts at one OF
the four We spotted and scored
hits all over the wings, fuselage
and tail section" he said. "The
MIG dived into a cloud bank and
I broke off. as we were getting
too close to the river"
Evening star., 1952-04-25
By the Associated Press

TOKYO, April 25-The U. N.
Command said today its six new
prison camps on the Korean
mainland house war prisoners and
civilian internees who do not want
to go back to Communist territory
Some 10000 who asked to be
|repatriated remain on Koje Island
off the South Korean coast.
The United Nations Command
said in an official statement that
each prisoner was interviewed at
his Koje prison compound by un-
armed personnel.
The statement said those who
would forcibly oppose repatria-
ton" were Immediately shifted
to one of the new mainland
camps. The others remained in
the compounds.
The prisoners were carefully in
structed concerning the screening
procedure, the United Nations
Evening star., 1952-04-25

S66 the 100000 Potvin Exhibit
Of Animated Miniatures.
OGG the color movie "ABC's Of
Decorating Your Home" by Better
Homes and Gardens.
S66 THE HOME SHOW for .
thousand and one ideas for build
ing, buying, improving and beau
tifying . home.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
u. N. Says 1t Quizzed Coptives
IOn Desire to Return to Reds

Command said, and were told
their decision would be final.
The official statement said each
prisoner was asked a series of
questions designed to determine
(their) true convictions" The
nature of the questions was not
divulged.
The United Nations said Red
truce negotiators insisted on a
round number of prisoners the
Allies planned to repatriate when
an armistice is signed. 1t said
such a figure could be obtained
only by screening all of the 159,-
900 war prisoners and civilian
internees held on Koje.
The United Nations has said
repeatedly that no one would be
repatriated against his will.
The Allied negotiators' report
that only 10000 had asked to be
repatrlated was a major factor in
the Reds breaking off secret
prisoner exchange talks today.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Reds Casualties in Korea
Estimated at 1,703,797

The Army estimated today to-
tai enemy casualties in Korea
through April Is at 1,703,797, an
increase of 1889 in a 13-day
period.
Battle casualties for both North
Korean and Chinese Communist
forces accounted for 1,l70,4O7 in
the estimate.
Non-battle casualties were esti-
mated at 1863 .450.
The overall total included 169,-
$40 prisoners of war and civilian
internees. The North Koreans
accounted for Hiatt POWs and
the Chinese Communists 20,735,
and theS remaining 37.728 were
listed as civilian internees.
Evening star., 1952-04-25

| H""s M - OdWycI
asked her what she was going to
do. She said:
IT have no plans. I never make
lplans."
The department said she has
lone of the widest circles of
friends of any one in Government
service"
Miss Patch is a native of Wash
ington. She lives at 1907 r street
NV.
When she retires April 80, she
will have had 81 years, 9 months
and 13 days in census work.
She joined the Census Office
as it was then called, in 1902,
two years before it was established
permanently as the Census Bureau
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Fishermen Pull In Auto

ST. LOUIS P.-A father and
son who went fishing ended up
fishing their car out of Clearwater
Lake at Piedmont, Mo. The
empty Car rolled in when it's
brakes gave way. Dan j. Howard'S
son, Harold, is a United States
Coast GuardSman. With the COM
.bination of a chain, a tow-truck
and a motorboat. they finally
dragged the car out.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Planes Again Strafe
FrontIine Positions
OF Enemy in Korea
By the Associated Press

SEOUL, Korea April 25.-Allied
f1ghter-bombers swept in low over
the Korean battleline today bomb
ing and strafing Communist 'front.'
line positions for the second con-
secutive day.
Dense clouds blanketing North
Korea gave the Reds a temporary
respite from aerial bombardment
of hard-hit railways and supply
facilities. But Communist troop
and artillery concentrations got
the full treatment of bombs,
rockets. jellied gasoline and MA
chine gun bullets.
Ground action along the 1885,
mile battlefront was limited to
patrol skirmishes and light Red
probing attacks.
The 9Th Army said United Ma
tions patrols twice drew heavy
enemy fire northwest of Yonchon
on the western front. An esti-
mated Is Communists were killed.
There was no report of Allied cas-
ualties.
The heavy cruiser st. Paul de-
Stroyed seven Communist bunkers
and other Red facilities on the
eastern end of the battle line
Thursday, while the cruiser Man
chester and destroyer Buck
knocked out a half dozen Red
coastal guns.
Carrier-based planes cut rail
lines at lis places in Northeastern
Korea Thursday.
The Air Force announced a re-
evaluation of an earlier report
that Allied fighter -bombers had
knocked out eight Red tanks on
the central front Thursday. It
said eight tanks were sighted, but
only one was destroyed. The orig
Iinal report was based on a ground
estimate. the Air Force said.
Evening star., 1952-04-25

feau since De-
fore it became q
permanent bu-
reau.
Miss p a t c h
S d goodbye
yesterday to her
boss, Commerce
Secretary Saw
yer. S he h a s
more S ervice e
than any other
Of the 40 0 0
women on the
Commerce pay
roll.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Miss Patch 10 Wind Up
81 Years u. 5. Service

Miss Margaret Patch, a Govern
ment worker for almost So years,
is retiring at the end of this month.
She has been in the Census Bu-
Evening star., 1952-03-16
BULBS

imported from Holland jumbo-size in Il wonderful
varieties and assortments Of 50 regular-size
2A Jumbo-se Bulbs include the following Le~enho
Boemnten salmon be Acco Loueno scoet
yeyow blote johann Stro.s cochineoI yellow
Monoe blood soded; Hollands Glory
pink yellow both Modern sloue
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LIGHT ylioca Paul Rubens reddish violet AZ 49,
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Evening star., 1952-03-16
CROWN

underground garbage can
24-G-The shell Of copper beoring
steel viii resist corrosive influence
for years To ipstoiI. Dig q hole
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-21
{ Bond 1852
Sales Triple

Seventy-two of Ohio's eighty
eight counties reported increased
sales of u. S. Defense Bonds dur
ing September to give the state its
largest monthly sales gain during
1852, with purchases of the improv-
ed Series E Bond and the new
current-income Series II Bond
running $4,852, ,706 more than Sep
tember, 1851, sales, Paul NJ Dwy-
er, Chairman, Madison County De-
fense Bond Committee revealed to-
day. Sales of E and II Bonds in
Madison County during September
were $36,081 and compare to E
Bond sales of S11,567 for the same
month last year.
Ohio's total net gain for nine
months in 1852 has edged over the
20 million dollar mark, and the
September report was the twelfth
consecutive month to show a sales
increase, the state Defense Bond
office in Columbus reported. Act
ual E and H Bond sales for the
state in September were $50, $685.
62o snd compare to SIC, las, ,922
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-21


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81
P-TO meeting Midway School, entertainment, s
VFW Hall VFW Auxiliary
8
Luncheon, cards and golf London Country Club
Needle Robert Armstrong
Rd at
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %
Happy Hour Needle Club home Mrs A. M Beathard Elm ST.,
2
London Garden Club, Coover Club House, pm.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %
SevSo club, home Mrs. George Pfel, 2 p. m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a
London High Athletic
field, p. m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS
Bake SALE St Paul ANE Church W. Center St. sponsored by Will
ing Workers Class
PTO Halloween Carnival Midway School.
Masquerade dance London Country Club 10 to
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
anyets Annual Halloween Party at the Lodge, pm until?
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority home Dorothy and Arlene Dune
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %
PTO Halloween carnival Somerford School
West Jefferson Business Mems Association
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
Sigma Festival at Presbyterian Church
Fairfield Boosters Club Fall Festival school pm
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-21
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR


Madison & Democrat
London Ohio
Dear Sir,
Here is something would like off
the theatre in London When movie like
enjoy myself, but instead, what I = advertising!
don't know how long minutes
maybe shorter but whatever
and hear all the advertisements newspapers
radio televsion them there good
movie don't like have lot of ads showed down
throat.
why management because
money
not places London where
joy themselves could the advertising
them when they a
hope the this steps
this situation My friends don't like
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-21
FLA. Elects
New President

KANSAS CITY LPD-Jimmy Dill
lon, 20, of Bonita, La, was elect
ed president of the Future Farm
ers of America Thursday at the
close of their four-day annual con-
vention in Kansas City.