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Evening star., 1952-02-24
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So; also basement space, Heat
furnished. IInmed, poss.; suit.
able any business,
93'; heat fuTn.; recently re-
decoratedI suitable medical
SUPPLIES. nurses uniforms.
cleanins agency vacant; low
PING CENTER Cat Ga. and
ale n AHhss thi: .stsSisSsd 4ns siSss sSo sSop.
drugstore, food chain, hard.
size approx. 16'x8b with part
basement. Suitable dress shop,
children's and infants store,
television sales. ETC.; reason.
able rent. Immed. poss.
243O PA. AVE. NV, Tin
apt. bldg. with over 260
apts.), Lobby shop, approx,
14'x20 next to beauty shop).
Heat and afr cond. furnished;
reas. rent; poss. 3-1-'62,
1923 GA, AVE. NV. (near
Sheridan Theater and Peoples
Drug. Approx. 1880. part
bsmt., rear entrance. Suitable
most any business. Poss. Apr.
!. 1852; reas. rent.
., 18th ST., Mr., col. RID.
NV: NV; approx: 1895; rear
ness. Att rental; vacant.
r ST. NV. Mr.. 10th ST.;
vacant; rent, Sl26 mo. Con.
suit Mr.. Young.
JEFFERSON MANOR, VA.
(near Alexandria Only one
store left In this successful
shopping center. now contain.
Ing large chain super market,
drugstore, post once. bakery.
bank and several other busis
resses. Suitable silt shop.
florist jeweler and watchs
maker etc.
,,ttoIS,sS ,ttosIS, T. 15FFvrNq n. At: ar; Ar;
Circie)-Entite 2-stOry frame
bldg. containing 8 rooms and
ins,' Suitable upholstery SHOP.
Ccpntractor's =. once. ANTIQUE
Rent, S25b mo. vacant.
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nv acres. Barn With z stan:
with American wire, WonSer-
Route 80 near Aide with long
frontage on So Included With
property rs profitable gas StSs
ton, situated ct foot ot Hull
Run mountains.
Dairy farm, Loudoun County
EOl acres, less than so
mlles from WashingtOn; very
fertile soil, 32-coW niasonry
dairy barn, milk shed, y Siios,
managers house, small ten.
ant house and other farm
buildings; 130 acres under
cultivation and pasture: ap.
Prox. l.200-ft. frontage on
Route 30 and more than
l.50O-ft. frontage on sec.
ondary road.
GEO, MASON GREEN CO
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sUsiNGss PROP. FoR RENT

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showroons; sspaFsts ii1th at. ftISs. en-.
trance; VA sizes mo, ME-. lIso' sveS,'
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Ma 500
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co. eed n NI stssa sasE4. s;s. CARL O. RosISssKi
REsk ilsi Church st; n;S.-seeond
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SID SIDNEY y BROWN, re; s53l:
bldg. lot 60x135. z rms. and bsmt.;
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SECOND FLOOR. second commercial;
chinery outlet; gas heat now avail:.
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for use as once or shop; full bsmt. :.
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TIME no PIQW

house. Chicken RsFni house s:v gcaG s,G rsas.s :::
S-rm. house; % miles b. G.
SEone house, modern improvements,
2OO acres, barn. streams; IN Lou.
900 rolling acres stream. Q houses.
SSfS fsrrs scrs,; .f,..s s,rm. house. barns. etc..
Small tracts--6 acres, with Germ.
all modern, At .Sf2,5O0: q acres,
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ssrssin, $3.50; 1SfnsiOSI: ncfss. S.rma..' a'tii al
modern: earage: Sff,6O0.
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$50 ACRE STOCK FARM. small
pressure, ample cattle barn, corr
house, etc. 80 acres timber. 10 acres
ANalf9, balance grass, 2 streams,
new blue stone driveway on i'm
proved road, " mile to River road,
sSS miles 2: g, Sl7'76O. ,o..
main dwelling, tenant house. 2 sets
ls. :ers .fss ESSd eaiss: S.i1as: srg.vsS srSU aH
fzaac Walton Lessus. 80 miiss B. q
$4,000; ~ cash.
2ee acre Seneca dairy farm. 6.rcom
hSuse, neT bath. hsst and modern
dairy Barn ana ;;ilo. new bull barn, Z.
modern manure barn. new hos
pasture, 26 acres timber, GOOD
ience,, GOOD streams. on hard road.
IA miles nil. 2. &. .s54, 900. "a. cash:
Tenant sS.ss .ls lhO;So ss sstsls ha., S.tn sOsR sR
AcfeS wooded, balance crop and hay,
strsAiis, / mile hard. road front.
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house, tenant houses. electricity
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Evening star., 1952-02-24

Rt. 301-New highway south; mod.
farmhouse with about 3 acres;
ideal for cabin; additional land
avail. for commercial or houses Il
desired; price $4,000, terms.
500 ACRES, half tillable: tobacco
barns, silo, high elevation; select
location; about 20 miles from B. &.
Price $50: 900, terms V cash.
10 ACRES. tobacco farm; Whit0
Snarecropper farming 10 yrs: viii
remain: possession Of house this
January II desired; price S10.B0O
Southern Md. Realty Co.
On Rt. 3O1. below waldorf. Ia
Plata R711
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RED HOT

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Observation-Disclosures
WILL CONSIDER TRADE
41,000 SO. FIT.
Top N. Arlineton location; all utilities
included: reasonable price; 1oneo
apts.
$4,000 SO. FIT.
Eoned apt. near Hecht'S store.
$4,000 SO. FIT.
In Huntington - Level. ell utilities
incl; ripe for shopptng center; W.
have plans and will develop for you
$4,000 SO. FIT.
Near Hecht's store; all utilities In
eluded. A steal.
5000 SO. FIT.
As1SSss: Ass1ss:s from k'nn'" ell utilities IN
1os,eoO so. FIT.
On Lee hwyI level; very low price
30,2S5 SO. FIT.
on Jefferson Davis hwy.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
ow. 5000. Open 0 ill Q. CH. 4141
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Beautiful baths $3.50 Income pei
mo, Priced at sat 800, Completely
cell Wo, 1895, PRANK o PHIL
rooRs, 3 baths, Ans new fuIhitufsi
hewiy decoratedi best part ,of Q 81.
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6.uNTT APARTMENT

6-UNIT APARTMENT
NEAR PtNEY BRANCH RID.
And Flower Ave ,....
over S6.t6O VI. incomes ,bulldlHg
puEftfpk REAlfY. 1T. 7.e11b
BRICK STORE AND APT.
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with d ! 10, 900 down payment
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INVIsrMINT PROP. WANTID

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Evening star., 1952-02-24

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Evening star., 1952-02-24

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SOUTHERN MD,

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CHI. 1888. Eve. Il Sun. Lehan B.2k27.
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FARMS
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1862 CATALOGUE

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Evening star., 1952-02-24

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A-FAMILY APT,

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Jess Fisher & Co., Inc,
1890 < g., NV ResltoT, Elk. ISL
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house s,g .s and SSyg dar barni near sshgcls 2!l
EoN. Real Estate, Oh. 1885, eves..
Evening star., 1952-02-24

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s'ooo :v!so, a: % AasIISI1ss sIsIsSIns S'oor
WIN 'tSs's!SH 'RSs.'s.sn.si. e isit s:S. tenant
tee M. lsfnstsi0 b Co., Esaltors
1915 x D. NW MI. $500
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BUS, PROP BARGAIN
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Evening star., 1952-02-13
Temperament Costs
Diana Barrymore
Job in Australia
BY the Assoeiafed Press

SYDNEY. Australia, Feb. 49,
Diana Barrymore, daughter Of the
movies greatest profile, is going
home to America after a tempera-
mental five months and three
abruptly ended engagements In
Australia.
Her last turn was abruptly
halted after Monday nights per-
formance when the manager of
Brisbane's Theatre Royal accused
her of offending the audience with
her language. He fired her.
Diana, whose Papa John was no
slouch at temperament and Ian
guage himself, said: "All I wanna
do is sleep and then I wanna go
home"
She blamed the Brisbane incl
dent on financial worries-she had
been expecting o remittance from
the estate of her mother, the late
Authoress Michael Strange.
MY worries ended Tuesday,
she said.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
|FaHon ReneWs Plea
To Shift D. {. Airport
Traffic 70 Baltimore

Another effort to shift traffic
from National Airport to Balti-
Imore's Friendship international
Airport was announced yesterday
Iby Representative Fallon, Demo-
|crat. Of Maryland.
An immediate shift of the bulk
LOT Washington's commercial air
|traffis," according to Mr.. Fallon,
would greatly lessen "the hazard
of having repeated in Washing
ton the tragic losses suffered by
the people Of Elizabeth, N. j.
The proposal to divert Wash.
ington passenger traffic to Balti-1
more has been advanced several
times by Maryland political and
business leaders after Friendship
failed to develop the traffic for
which it was designed.
CAA Rejected Proposal.
The Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration, which operates National
Airport, has rejected the proposal
on grounds Friendship is too far
away and too much time would
be required to reach 1t from down
town Washington. especially dur
ing rush hours.
The Baltimore legislator sug-
gests that Friendship be used at
least until the new auxiliary air.
port authorized at Burke in nearby
Fairfax County, Va, can be put
into operation.
Competing airlines are opposed
to shifting any Washington traf-
fic to Friendship because pas
sengers would refuse to buy tickets
to Baltimore when they wished to
go to Washington.
To Ask Early Action.
Mr.. Fallon pointed out. how
ever, that Friendship Is "far re-
moved from the populous condi-
tionS surrounding National Air.
port and, further. Is more modern
and better equipped to handle the
heavy traffic moving into WASH
ington.
In addition, the CAA already
recognizes the inadequacy OF
Washington National" the Con-
gresham said. He declared he
would ask the CAA to act on his
proposal without waiting until
a series of catastrophies strike
our National Capital"
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Pastor Completes IS Days
Of Fast; Loses 20 Pounds
By the As.oeiated Press

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. 13.-
A projected 21-day fast "for the
glory of the Lord has five days
to go for the Rev. M. j. Pop)
Rocket, pastor of a small inde-
pendent church.
Since January % the Rev.
Rocket has taken only water and
fruit juices. He says he's lost 20
pounds and is down to ITO.
The fast, he adds, will prove
my faith in the Lord and that
he will fill all our needs"
Besides his duties as pastor of
the True Methodist Church. at
nearby Brighton, Mr.. Rocket
operates hardware store.
He says he's still able to carry
on with all his duties. Il feel
strong inside" he says.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
U. 5. Withdrawal Plan
OF 1916 Is Described
To French Assembly
BY the Associoied Press

PARIS, Feb. ia former wal
minister told the French Parlia-
ment today the United States may
decide against defending Europe
unless European army with Ger
man soldiers in it is set up.
Pierre Henri Teitgen, now q
deputy of the Catholic Popular
Republican Party (MRP). said q
vote against the European army
would encourage American isola-
tionistS and lead to a United States
withdrawal from Europe.
II have seen the dossier in the
war ministry" he said. Without
American troops on the continent,
an invasion of West Europe would
result in fighting for 10 days in
Brittany and on the Mediterra-
mean, evacuation of 100000 nen,
and waiting several years for a
liberation that would only leave
ruins and charnel houses
Says u. s. Might Revolt to Plan.
Later. answering reporters ques-
tionS, Mr.. Teitgen said the doSSier
he saw was a United States with
drawal plan when he was war
minister in 1916 and explained:
'The plan was drawn up by
the Americans and French and
doesn't exist today. but the Amer
leans may go back to it if the
Atlantic pact or the European
Army plan collapses."
In the assembly debate he said
Americans launched the idea of
rearming Germany. and ''it was
to thwart that that France pro-
posed a European army"
Quarrel Over Saar.
He said if West Germany gets
a national army rather than MEM
bership only in the European
Army. ''she viii turn to militarism
and not toward democracy. That
would be the end Of Europe"
The assembly is in its third and
final day of debate on the French
sponsored plan to create a COM
mon army OF soldiers from
France, West Germany, Italy,
Belgium, the Netherlands and
Luxembourg.
Plans for the 43-division force
have begged down in a French
German quarrel over the Saar and
West Germany'S demands for in
clusion In the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization.
These quarrels have created
considerable hostility In the as
sembly to the European Army
plan.
Evening star., 1952-02-13

eeurunee It's Of
New waves! Febu
biggest We can't BY sitting hands,
will look ahead and get
will grand lineup Of
tailoring Beat the get here
yabiu besextIO days. andy you'll pocket big saving!
Evening star., 1952-11-07
our best seller
these doubIe-dutv
handbags
3.'5. J.. .. ..,..., :.
- plus 2Ooo Federal tax
plus 2Oo6 Federal tax

We sell more Of these handbags because they
give you so many extro features two swog-
ger pockets, outside Upper compartment, in
side Upper, extro change purse, plastic lining,
double handles. Choose black Plastic potent,
black or brown Plastic lizord or black, brown
and navy plastic elk.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
Music Additions
And Tests May II

Tests and additions for all high
school students n t er G S e d in
careers in music will be given at
an Opportunities Conference by
the School OF Music at Ohio State
University, Saturday, May II.
Objective of the program is to
help high school students make
decisions as to their future courses
in the field of music, according to
Prof. Eugene j. Weigel, director
of the school. The conference will
be held in Hughes Hall on the
campus.
The tests and additions will
demonstrate the native ability or
musical aptitude of the student,
his vocational interest and his
music achievements. Students are
asked to bring their own music
and instruments, if convenient. A
limited number of instruments
will be available at the school.
Descriptive folders, together
with application blanks for par
ticipating in the conference are
being distributed to high schools.
Additional copies and information
may be obtained by writing TO
Prof. Weigel. When application
blanks are returned, the regis
trants will be instructed as to
when they are to appear on May
II.
Parents and teachers also are
invited to attend with the students
SO that they may assist them in
making decisions. Results of the
tests appropriate counseling will
be available to the students before
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
Fair Managers
To Need Permits

Fair managers in Central and
Southeastern Ohio should have
permits from the Columbus dis
trict Office of Price Sterilization
to issue certificates to persons
buying livestock at fairs and ex-
hibitions for slaughtering purposes
from All Clubs, Future Farmers
of America and other recognized
youth organizations.
Clyde c. McBee, director of the
Columbus district OPS said such
authorization which is required by
law. can be obtained by applying
to the Columbus OPS office, 68 E.
Gay Street.
Fair managers or other author
lied persons should make applica-
tions for such permits at least Is
days in advance of the fair OPEN
ings," McBee said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
Monroe In Semi-finaIs Of
County Baseball | Tournament

Monroe High School Flyer NOV
ed into the semi-finals of the Mad
ison county baseball tournament
at London athletic field Thursday
afternoon when they staged four
run rally in the bottom of the fifth
inning to shove Mt. Sterling aside
by 5 to 2 score.
Sterling scored in the first in
ming when Hunter walked, stole
second and scored on Pyles' single
to left. Monroe tied the score in
the third when Dillon doubled and
scored when Porter threw Lam
mis- grounder past first. The Grey
hounds took the lead in the fourth
when Forrest walked, stole second
and scored on Lindseys second hit
of the game.
In the bottom of the fifth the
Flyers iced the game. Nixon
singled, Kronk bunted safely, Bill
Sullivan was out for interference,
but Dillon kept the rally alive by
singing Nixon home. Lammi
singled to load the bases, Bob Sui
livan flied out and it appeared as
if the rally was over but Cork
Boyd doubled to left center to
clear the bases and the game was
in the bag.
Lindsey and Pyles each had two
singles for Mt. Sterling while
Boyd and Dillon each had a
double and single for Monroe.
Forrest of Sterling allowed eight
hits, walked 5 and famed 9. Bill
Sullivan twirling for the Flyers
allowed five hits, walked 3 and
whitfield II.
West jefferson defeated Canaan
Is to ! and is billed to play Mon
roe Tuesday at Plain City.
T'bprC1ap'c hoy cnora.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
THE sEMwEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON, oao
WANT AD SECTION x9&&252&N

home of Mrs. Margaret. Smith on
April II.
Eleven members were present
with one guest.
The members of the club rece.v-
ed their books.
We plan to have a paper drive
on Saturday, April 18th.
A meeting to plan programs will
be at the home of Carol Converse.
We discussed having a waffle
and sausage supper.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Karen Meeker on May 3.
Martha Pennington
Club Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18

PROBATE NOTICE-Approva and
Settlement of Account. Account and
vouchers of the following named
person and estate have been filed
in the Probate Court of Madison
County, Ohio. for approval and set
tlement: John T. Brown Estate No.
l1,41S Docket 5 Page 2Si.
to. said account will be for hearing
before said Court. on the 2Sth day
of May, 1852, at which time said
account will be considered and con-
tinued from day to day until finally
disposed of.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends. relatives and
neighbors. Also Rev. Dcnnison and
Rev. Young for their kindness and
expressions of sympathy at the loss
of our wife, mother and grand
mother.
Porter Wilson and Family
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
NOT ICE

Sealed Bids will be received by
The Madison County Agricultural
Society until pm. May. Z, on the
following eating concessions:
Lunch Tent No. 2.
Swiss Cheese.
All eating places may serve whole
or chocolate milk.
Only one concession to be sold to
bidder.
MADISON COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Robert Hines, Secretary
Adv
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18

leaving the conference. In addition
to the tests and additions the days
program also will include a short
concert of solos and ensembles
representing the School of Music.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
l3--SPECAl E1TiCE--I3

YOU CAN SAVE DOLLARS by hay
ing all your colored shoes re-
sueding. Mancmi Shoe shop. Lon
don, Ohio. IL.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
7 GtTUATI0N WANTED

WILL CARE for small child in my
home. Daytime hours. 406 Haw-
thCrne Ave. 50
VAULTS. cesspool. septic tanks
cleaning. Phone 5-49Il Washing
ton {. II. 80
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18

written exceptions to said account
or to matters pertaining to the eX-
ecution of the trust, not less than
five days prior to the date set for
hearing. Maurice e. Beathard, Pro-
bate Judge