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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

compl apts., 5 rms, and bath each;
oil INV h.. finished bsmt;. garage.
HARTMAN REALTY. NC. is45
BRANDYWINE sT.-s bedrms.. .
baths; home and income; semidet.
Famssd nFrES w. r. efrFoRD eli sHERTzsR 6sF%s R
OIL. 6-65O1. WA. 1927,
CAPITOL HILL SECTION-we have
a selection OF tourist homes in this
section. House No. 1--1O large
aEHe asHens 5sfRrooms 5sGms for
month. House No. - double
sleeping rooms; apartment for
owner very high Income; near
1U 4-7644. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
co Realtor, AD. 4-.0O5.
CONGRESS HTS.-First comnil.. on
Nichols ave. @4-ft. front. corner
brick, S rms. 4 rms. and bath ca
moor; could be USED for residence
REALTY. INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. Lu. 4-3400, LU. 2-5976. --3
46:3 ST. S.E.--Nearly new. semi
detached brick. 8 rms, 3 6edrms.
1ssr sson sce1Gs PPis. Quick 4Sssss
terms. Open for inspection. MARS
HALL ]. WAPLE CO.. Realtor. 1924
18th st. AID. 4-2005
Si3s 23rd ST: S.E.-S-hedrm. semi
and bath; full bsmt.; immaculate:
asking S12,500; make offer. We.
&S,S50GNR. 18th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
10 lGe. rms. bath, front porch.
h.-w h: conv. to stores and shop.
ping. Don't miss this buy IL
$4,000. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
FOR SALE OR RENT-s-rm. house
With @-car sarage. BY owner See
MR.. JOHNNY or JOSIE. after 2 pm,
at $40 Sth Sc -+
Mr.. CORAL HILLS SHOPPING CEN
TER-New brick Cape Cod, bunss-
low bedrooms, tile bath. 1st A.,
d..p attic ,6t 5ms si47so fn sot HfARrMaN fas Sfss
REALTY, INC. l345 Good Hope I'd
sc. LU. 4-3400, LU. 2-5976.
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WHITE OR COLORED
PROPERTY OWNERS
AND INCOM
ONLY S9Q5 DOWN

Newly. decorated semidet. brick. @
family home. Live in 1st A., 3 rms %,
now rented at SIS mo. oil h.-w.h.
Porches, deep yards; lovely Trinidad
section, i2 blk. from transp For this
and many other eXquisitive low down
payment homes call
JOHN P. MURCHISON
RA. $4,000. Ewes, HU. 3-7517,
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

Brand-new. semidetached . and 8
elec. kitchen. So, 500. S1IO mo. Move
in 10 days. Trade in your city house
now. Come to 5S0S 25th ave. after
pm. Park at Iverson st. and walk
over. 81. being paved. HILLCREST
REALTY CO.. Ii. 7-4O4O. a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SIP ,95O-NEW 2-BEDRM RAMBLER
with expand. attic; full bSmt.; lge
lot; close-in Silver Spring; may &c
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. $4,000 TILL 8 PM. DAILY
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HETGHTS

This 4-bedrm. and 2-bath home can
be bought at far below market
price. Contains 4 large bedrms. and
. baths, liv. rm. with fireplace.
separate din. rm.. elec. kit, full
bsmt., garage. Give us a ring on
this. Ma. S-3524; after &, Ii. B.
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RENTERS
NEW BUNGALOW

We invite your closest inspection OF
this thorouEhlv modern attractive
2-bedrm. home, having full bsmt.,
located in choice BelJsville area on
a beautiful wooded 10xl50-ft. lot,
WooDRIDGE REALTY. NO. 7-7e03
EYES. NO. 1-4047. JU. 5-s560
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HTT,T,CREST

Brick rambler, / year old. in excel
location: features liv. rm. with
flrepl., large din. rm.. a superb
kitchen. 3 bedrms. and 2 baths
Full bsmt. finished rec. rm. with
firepl. and bath. Built-in garage
sas h.-w.h Many extras of Al
quality. Bv appointment only. call:
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. s Z. LU. 4-0n40
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PARK AREA
CORAI, Hills

Det. brick Cape Cod BUNGALOW on lot
52x105. 1st d. has lge. liv. rm.,
din, din, rm; n; kit; a, bedrn-; End ,,il; 4
bsmt. with Il bath. oil h.-vh Built
in gar. screened and storm windows
Ii $4,000. SOUTHEAST REALTY
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COLORED
OUTSTANDING HOME BUY

1871 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
Truly one of the loveliest 4.bedrm
detached homes in this desirable
baths, full bSmt.. oil h.-w.h large
front porch. Approx. $1,000 down
Priced low for quick sale. Trades
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tcontinaed on Next rsssJ
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA
RAMBLER. $145OO

All brick and now vacant; only 13
yrs. old; near schools. shopping and
transp. Liv. rm., dinette, kit, 2
bedrms. and bath. full bsmt., storage
attic, porch. Excellent financing. 1t
represents q maximum value in the
small home field. once hours til
pm.
z M Try, I'm or q onnn
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NEAR ANDREWS FIELD

G1-S1UU DOWN
New brick rambler. Price S13.45o
Has lge,. liv. rm.. .dinette. equipped
Kit; : bedrms. and bath, exp. attic,
tull bsmt. with bath. level lot, mo.
pymt: incl; tax SS7. Call Mr.. Nc
2-23SS. F. w. BERENs. SALES INC,
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REALTY CO. Ii. 7-4O40. a
KENTLAND-2-BEDROOM sHINGIF
81, 900 DOWN
Beautiful, nearly new. Payments only
SO mo-, taxes and ms. incl. Mr.
Jones. cox & CO.. UN. 4-l526. -
WEST HYATTSVILLE
$l1.75O
Charming little bungalow, on high
cool lot: full basement with recrea-
tion area. 2 extra-iarge bedrms
with more than enough closet space;
5000 down and take over low
monthly payments. WILLIAM r
HUGHES. AP. 7-1400 -3
WEST HYATTSVILLE
4 BEDRMS., $12,95O
2-story, den. separate din. rm., liv.
rn on st floor. bedrms. on ond
noor Cony. location, $1O,4O0 FH.A.
JAMES c. CONLEY & co.
$40 Ga. Ave-, JU. $500 till o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

location. By
owner. Spac. 3-bedrm. rambler,
contemporary design. S4,700 cash,
remainder 4ee 1st trust. OIL. 4-5S54.
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$19,950
cHIYNNT DTY
4-BEDROOM, 2-BATH
BRICK RAMBLER
S12 Q50

truly an amazing value. All brick,
with. 3 bedrooms. living room with
hreplace,. dinette, spacious kitchen
and tile bath on 1st floor. One large
bedroom, hall and bath completely
finished and another bedroom partly
finished on 2nd floor. Full bone dry
basement with lavatory and outside
entrance. Large level fenced lot. A
$4,000 4Se loan may be assumed
Located in the Kensington area,
near schools. stores, transportation
Owner, transferred. must sell at
once. See this one today. Call ME.
LIB til 8 pm, J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN INC RaaItnrS -
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcent.l
ANACOSTTA

To4sI65 4th and and Atlantic MI nc Con- ~.
sress Hsts., $10.950. OWNER. DU.
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SMALL, CITY ESTATE

SMALL CITY ESTATE
Almost new. detached brick on u
acre, nicely located; lst FIR. has liv
beautiful kitchen. 1 bedrm. and bath:
> lge. bedrms. and bath on 2nd flr,
Finished bsmt with kitchen and
bath. Gas. h.-w.h., garage. To in
spect call:
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
24I2 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040
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RAMRT ,EP

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Attrac. Diet. l.
story brick home. containing liy.
rm.. 25x15 tt; din. rm.. kit, :
be6rms., baths, screens storm
windows, earbage disposal. Venetian
blinds, stove, refgr; Anchor fenced
yard: extra-size screened-in rear
porch; we'll decorated throushout.
Well financed with 2O-yr. 4iace
loan To inspect. call
JOHN F. DONOHUE & SON
3I4 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Ii. S-OOS4. Ewes, OF. x-2O75.
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BUG IN A RUG
ALEXANDRIA
y $14,250

Almost sold out Very low cash down
TO qualified vets. Total monthly
payment, $500. Will consider
$1,000 dn. from non-vets., SlOO mo.
The ideal town house: luxury
semidet.. full bsmt.. "a tile baths,
large kit. Ideal for service oficer as
We can arrange immediate oc-
cupancy; sample house at geo Taylor
Run pkwy. ION Duke ST..
Colonial Investment Co.
TIE 6-4955. OV, 3-267b,
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VATJTE Pills

DISTRICT HEIGHTS-cAPE COD
rms. bath. 1st A.. full bsmt., unfin-
ished attic, stove. rfgr., auto.
washer, gas &C; heat. Only $12. $50;
vacant; vacant; iimmmed, poss. Call A; J.
2-1014.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
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1St COMMERCIAL
2T23 Nichols ave-. s.e.-Excellent busi-
ness location; 7-room house, . baths,
Can be enlarged or remodeled. Oil
h.-w h. For more details call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040I
Evening star., 1953-09-02

S-room brick house. 1st commercial,
III baths. full bSmt., rec. rm,. oil
h-w.h., = nice porcheS, valuable
corner For information call:
A. A. CAROZZA. co.
s412 MINI. Ave. Sc. Lu. 4-0040
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
New listing in this choice section,
semidetached brick with 5 rooms
and bath, fun bsmt. well Handicapped,
fenced rear yard, oil heat; in excel
lent. cond. Mr.. bus and all schools
To inspect. call:
A. A. CAROZZA co.
4212 MINI Ave. Sc.
LIZ. 3A0040 LU. 2-5SS0
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WALK TO PLAY

This charming det. brk. is adjacent
TO the fine recreation center and
golf course of lovely Fort Duponu
Park. School, stores, bus and
theater nearby. Liv. rm. with flrepl..
kit, 3 bedrms. and bath; full bSmt.:
gas heat: equip. with storm doors
and windows and Venetian blinds
throughout. Handicapped lot. Anchor
fenced for the children's safety.
Reasonably priced at S17. 800; QUICK
possession. Phone now, LO. 7-S122
nr I "a rSS2- until 8 n m
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PRTCE SIN mn

81 900 dn. BUNGALOW on lot 4Ox1oO
Md. Liv.. rm., din. rm., kit. 2 bed
rms. and bath. Lge porch. h.-w h..
bus at door. Ii. $4,000, SOUTH
EAST REALTY co a
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KENSINGTON RAMBLER
Charming 2-bedroom rambler with
60x140. Sliding door closets with
storage space. Excellent condition
Owner transferred. Easy terms. For
appointment call Miss zaEer. DI
7-3159.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Eealt0F an 1-o0n6
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

S12.750-4 bedrms., e.,
very. clean. brick Cape Cod.. open
fireplace, storm windows, lot COX
Mem; terms arranged. Act fast on
this one! Phone COLONIAL IN
XESTMENT CO., TIE. 6-4955; oV.
AIE%ASDRIA. Len Beverley Hins-iwO
excel S-bedrm,i 2-6ath homeS in
~ LY MUST BE SOLD; Rssl =. q, ogpOr-
PHILLIPS, IA. 5-6266; ewes. IA.
7-0S42 or JE. 4-4247 a
ARL.. St.5OO DOWN-$105 mo; bed
room. "a bath. din. rm.. down; 2 bed
nr. Pent. No agents. OF. 4-92Ss.
ARL. -WEsTOVER - 4 bedrms.. .
baths. full bsmt.. block from
school. shopping and bus: below
market, price for quick sale with
owner. OWNER KE, Ri s-5isS. 'rsS''ne0' "a
n. by owner---3-bedrm q.
2-bath rambler; a dream kit. porch,
All fgIl RF%f T@kEsTEa.bedpm 2E. slsdga, brk q.
Colonial with fin. Tecr. rm,. fully
equip. kit; lovely trees in a fenced
A bargain at S1T,150. SHANNON e.
LUCHS CO.. 2055 Wilson blvd. ia.
AiRI2fGNSGToN is12GS SHIRLEY WOODS. mr.
Wash. G; and c, Club. Brand-new
brk. rambler. big rms. Cliv. rm,,
l5x22' 3 twin bedrms), . baths,
full bsmt., recr. rm.. "a bath. 2-car
b.-i. gar, porches. lovely, wooded
lot 96x10S. S36.50O, $4,000 2O-yr
LIST trust. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, IA.
5-6266; ewes, IA. 7-0S42 or JE.
AURORA HILLS Charming Cape
Cod with exceptionally lEe. rms !;
high elevation; gorgeous view; few
min. to Army Navy Club and Pen
tsgon; Lge, bedrm. plus big pan
eled library and full bath, 1st f.;
2 very lge. bedrms. and bath on
2nd f.; paneled recr. rm. with bar
and f1repl. Truly a wonderful home
and MUST BE SOLD. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, IA. 5-6266; ewes. IA.
9-0S42 or JE. 4-4241 A
7ALLS CHURCH-Brand-n Cape
Cod bedrms.. full bsmt., lge. lot
,Conven. loc. Price, $1,000. Easy
terms. JE. 9-4693 -3
FALLS CHURCH AREA twin-size
bedrms., liz bath. beautiful studio
liy. Tn. approx. l2x26 with mod
ernistic hreplace), din. rnl, kit,
carport: conT. TO bus and schools.
Price, Sll.2Sn; we'll financed. PAR
KER; SMITH & DoNNELL. ia.
7-6161.
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PRICE go ON

Det. bungalow on lot 50x115 IT,. nv,
rm;. din. rm;. kit; bath, bedrms.
blk. from bus. blks. from school
blks. over D. c. line. II, $4,000
SOUTHEAST PEATTV RI
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THE NEWEST TYPE NEW HOUSE
And DESTINED to fll expressed desires
of many ladies. First bus zone.
Three-bedrm. brick rambler, . fire-
places. 3-compart. bath, big kit,
carport with entrance to kit. bsmt.
and liv. rm. Good loan. $30,5O0.
WHITENER REALTY, ia. 1888
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CoLoRED-LABoR DAY SPECIAL
$3.50 down; beaut 2-story. 3-bedrm.
brick, lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
garbage, disposal full bsInt., gas
&C. heat: fenced lot. . yrs. old.
Assume lge. Gil 4eo loan. Woodridge
area. Mr.. zabrek, UN. 4-1526, cox
& CO. ia. 9-5413.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Florence
and Mrs. Clare Valentine of Day.
ton have been vacationing in Flor
ida where they visited Mrs. Flor
ence's brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Orr at St.
Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Battin
entertained members of their
euchre club and additional guests
for dinner in their home on Tues
day evening, March Oath. Those
present included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Tindall, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
mer Jobe, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Elder, Mrs. H. T. Helson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Rhodes, Mrs. Merritt
Roberts and Mrs. Fred Bostwick.
Mrs. John Quinn of Cincinnati
was a recent guest at the home of
her brother, Roger A. Houston.
Miss Mary Ann Hardman of
Columbus was the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Hard
man over the weekend.
Miss Helen Slough was assisted
by Mrs. Fred Burr when she en-
tertained the members of the p.
N. G. Society of Little Miami Re-
bekah Lodge in her home on We'd
nesday evening. Members present
were: Mrs. William Gee, Mrs. D.
o. Call, Mrs. Elmer Sesslar, Mrs.
E. II. Hammer, Mrs. Stanley Mas
sic, Miss Betty Waugh, Mrs. o.
L. Dement,, Miss Sarah Bradford,
Mrs. Stanley Shiery, Mrs. Ray
Edmiston, Mrs. John Hodge, Mrs.
Grin Slagle, Mrs. Russell Saylor,
Mrs. Eva Massie, Mrs. Leland
ThomaSson an the Hostesses.
Mrs. Depew Head of Columbus
will be guest speaker at the April
meeting of Monday Night Club
to be held in the home of Mrs.
Robert Thena on April 9th.
Mrs. Head who in former years
has given many book reviews be-
fore the Monday Night Club will
at this meeting talk on "Ohio".
Mrs. Leon Tooker will be hostess
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

nial Historical Show and Sunday
evening supper scheduled for
April 10Th, from 2 to 9 PM.
Many articles of historical in
terest have been collected and
costumes for the occasion are
being selected.
The Juvenile chairman, Miss
Edith Traftzer stated that many
interesting Ohio posters are being
made and a miniature stockade
has been built.
The Youth chairman, Mrs. Ly-
dia Forrest will be in charge of
a tallow candle display and a
flower drying demonstration. The
exhibit is open and free to the
public and committees have been
named to help make the after
noon an entertaining and educa-
tional one.
The Lecture nour was an ex-
change program by Fairfield
Grange. Mrs. Lucille Jones is the
Fairfield Lecturer. The following
program was presented Group
singing, led by Mrs. Snyder.
songs by Frank Wilson, accom-
panying, himself on the banjo tap
dancing by Sandra Wilson,
reading by Mrs. Hunter and
movie of trip through the West
was shown by Mrs. Lowell Sny-
der. The program was thoroughly
enjoyed and a rising vote of
thanks was extended to Fairfield.
The Darby Lecturer announced
the April 18th meeting to be in
charge of the Home Economics
Chairman.
The April oath meeting will be
in charge of the Juvenile Com
mittee. Posters, for the Safety
Contest, by the pupils of the fifth
and sixth grades will be shown
and prizes will be awarded. The
pupils parents are to be guests to
see the posters and the awarding
of the prizes.
Work on the degree team is
being done. Carpet rags are
being collected for the Kelly
home. The Red Cross collection
is nearly finished.
The Grange closed in regular
form and the Home Economies
committee served refreshments to
the Grangers present.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
Teen
TALK
BY VIVIAN BROWN

Now is the time to get your
hunting shoes heavily soled. Any
day now you might be seeking
a job.
It doesn't need to be a dreary
time of life. 1t can be a great
personal challenge. 1t all depends
on you.
How to go about it is the big
question mark. Where to start :?
What to say? How to act
Many of these questions are
answered in timely new book
called Decisions" published
by Oliver Bordes)-a graduates s
guide to business. 1t is being dis
tributed to high school students
in the Cincinnati, Ohio and Ken
lucky areas to help them formu-
late plans and ideas in respect
to future jobs.
Information in the book is pro-
vided by some sc important U. S.
industries. They offer helpful in
formation and brief editorials on
what training is needed for diff
ferent jobs, how to continue edu-
cation after graduation and while
working, and what to expect from
that first job.
"How to Begin Your Business
Career" an article in the book
by William L. Franz, supervisor
of employment for the Proctor and
Gamble Company, gives helpful
hints to job-seeking neophytes.
Franz has this to say:
"keep your thoughts to the fact
that you are selling personal
service, not just trying to find a
job. The You approach is i'm
portant. What can do for you
is lot more convincing Ito the
prospective empIoyer) than what
can you do for me'?"
That's good first point to keep
in mind. Too many young people
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
LIBRARY
NOTES

Down along the Mississippi
almost to New Orleans stands a
great old mansion built to re-
semble one of the luxurious
steamboats, which piled the river
in the days after the Civil War
when more river traffic was in its
golden age.
In her newest novel Steam
boat Gothic, Francis Parkinson
Keyes peoples this house with
romantic characters, whose lives
are like pages from a fairy story.
The Characters are fictitious
but the way they lived is authen-
tically portrayed after careful re-
search.
Contrasted with the life of its
earlier owners is the story of the
mansion in the Goth century, not
so romantic but you'll find the
book intensely interesting to the
very end.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
Finesse-A-Bit
Club Celebrates
Sixteenth Year

Though it is sixteen years since
a group of friends in West Jeffer-
son met and formed the Finesse-
"a Bit Bridge Club, they continue
their meetings and once a year
go some place outside the homes
for an especially nice" party and
reunion.
Last Friday they chose the
Rose Room of the Ft. Hayes
Hotel, Columbus, for dinner and
cards, but mostly to bark back
over the years since they organ
lied, and though it is an annual
occurrence, they never tire of dis
cussing some of the happenings
that have taken prominence in
their memories.
The group Goes not meet reg
ularly; just at the convenience of
whichever hostess desires to en-
tertain. The original membership
is intact with the exception of
Mrs. Joseph Heston who moved
from West Jefferson some years
ago. Then there is another, Miss
Irene Thomas, who is always
welcomed at the meetings when
she is at home. Miss Thomas is
teacher in the schools of Ann
Arbor, Michigan, and away from
West Jefferson a great part of
the time.
At Friday nights party were,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

unanimously approved by Mem
bers of both organizations. The
merged organization will be
known as Contract Carrier Con-
ference of Ohio Trucking Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Dumford pointed out that
as a result of such merger all
contract carriers would be Men,
bers of only one Association, thus
making possible better coopera-
ton among such carriers and also
making is possible for the merged
organization to furnish better SER
vice to its Members.
AS a Conference of Ohio Truck
ing Association the Conference
will cooperate with other similar
Conferences of special types of
motor carriers all of which Con-
ferences function for the benefit
of motor transportation generally
through Ohio Trucking Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Dumford states further
that the Conference had voted
unanimously to oppose any third
structure tax including the ton
mile tax bill as sponsored by
Governor Lausche now pending
in the Ohio Legislation because
of the following results all of
which will be detrimental to Ohio
industry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
Baptist Church
Poster Contest
At w. Jefferson

The 1st Baptist Church of w.
Jefferson sponsored a poster con-
test for the young church and
Sunday School workers of the
church. The theme of the posters
is why we should go to Church
and Sunday School," The winning
posters are to be displayed in
store windows the week preceding
Easter.
Presentations of awards for the
winning posters are to be made
Easter Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
DARBY GRANGE
PLANS EVENTS
April 18th Set For
Historical Program

Darby Grange No. 779 met ir
session on Friday evening, March
9th, with Master Cecil Forrest
in the chair. The business meet
ing included the report of the
Home Economies chairman, Viola
Murray, that the box for Korea
was nearly filled; a flower eX-
change for the April 14th meet
ing; new curtains had been placed
in the Grange hall and a cookie
contest for the April 14th meet
ing.
The lecturer reported plans
progressing for the Sesquicenten-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
Helen Pond Here
From Tokyo, Japan

Miss Helen Pond of Logan,
dietitian at st. Luke's Episcopal
Hospital in Tokyo, was the guest
of Mrs. Arpett Harbage and Miss
Minerva Harbage, Saturday.
Miss Pond has been in Tokyo
for 80 years and will return to
her duties there in June at the
expiration of her furlough in this
country.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

look for cushy jobs, instead of
trying to offer their services,
banking on future advancements.
He suggests planning a job-gett-
ing campaign organizing your
time and efforts so that you do not
rush into the job merely to at
tach yourself to a payroll"
Shun the II can do anything"
eager-beaver attitude in favor of
determining the job at which you
can be of the greatest value, he
advises. Compile a personal ex-
perience record for your own in
formation. Simply list every type
of summer job, school activity,
hobby and course of study you
have taken. Include all minor de-
tails. Then determine your job
niche by noting your successes and
failures.
Here are more tips on how to
land job, suggested by Franz:
Schedule organizations to be
called upon. Follow the plan I'll.
Learn as much as possible about
the organization before the inter-
view
If you know some one well in
the organization, arrange to have
him introduce you to the employ
ment manager.
Dress neatly, appropriately, con-
servatively -.
A smile helps your approach. 1t
makes you more attractive, makes
you feel more at ease -.
Ask intelligent questions, and
hold your share of the interview 4.
Show a cooperative attitude.
Comply with requests for an apti-
tude test -.
Watch your grammar -.
Tell about special abilities, hob
bieS and outside interests
Leave promptly when the inter-
view is terminated.
Thank the interviewer for the
opportunity of presenting your
qualifications. Keep your self-as-
surance in the face of discourage
ment.
Those tips are good. But Just as
important are the "what not to do"
suggestions offered by Franz. He
advises that you DO NOT:
Write a letter of applica-
ton instead of contracting the or
ganization personally.
Job hunt in pairs. It keeps
you from getting individual atten-
ton.
=. Be late for an appointment
If it is impossible to appear at the
appointed hour, notify the inter-
viewer in advance.
-. Run down former employers.
Apologize for lack of ex-
perience. Most employers are in
terested in your future.
Be pessimistic. The inter.
viewer may feel there is some
thlng undesirable in your qualifi-
cations.
-. Rely heavily on those letters
OF introduction. They are just the
opening wedge to a job :.
-. Try to arrange your inter-
view at a time inconvenient to
the interviewer. D not appear
during the lunch hour.
Franz further advises that each
interview should be followed I'D
by thank-you letter. You may be
Job-hunting again some day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
S. CHARLESTON
BY MRS. n, r. NELSON
Ph. S-05O2 a 8-a375

Kenneth Edmiston of Maytown,
Penna., was the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ed
miston last weekend.
A bridal shower honoring Mrs.
John Osborne, the former Miss
Ruth Dalton, whose marriage was
an event of March 18th, was given
Tuesday evening in the home of
Mrs. Floyd Shoemaker.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
MAYORS NOTICE

This being the time of year
when people will be making
gardens and working in their
flowers, the mayor urges peo-
pie who have dogs, chickens
or other animals to keep them
confined to their own property.