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81 ROOMS, 12 BATHS

9 kits; income. S1y227 per mo. win
sell :bldTs,. chatteIs and business
/, for less than 4 times annual ln-
come; 5000 cash. JESSE LOEB.
MA. 9-2014. II
DISTRICT GROCERY OTORE-Has
q good reputation for over 20 years;
all modern equipment; sales for
1852. $40. 600: opportunity for
increased sales: this store Is very
profitable fer 2 partners. expert
enced butcher and grocefymen: will
sacrifice for quick sale: small down
payment. Reason for selling: Serious
illness. No brokers. Box 24S-B. Star.
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS.
candy, small store, 2 pinball ma
chimes; wonderful location: cigars
and cigarettes. Price. 5000 cash.
9 people can net $l25 weekly. Cail
RFEsSTAGRSNT FST ;rsSSr - Excellent location;
ABC LICENSE; sell cheap. LU.
I-6s07. 31
sTNCLAIR STATION. 18th and Rhode
Island NE; large lot; ideal for tune
up mechanic; al new equip.:. excel:
9pot for party able 70 devote tuu
tine. LA. 0-9716. -SV
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHrp

COL:-S7 X ST. NE; lge. rm., kit,
bath; cleo. gas; S3S mo-; young
couple. 55 K st. NE; 2 rms, kit,
bath. yard: elee., gas; basement:
g $40 mo: co: 5-2l23; - 81.
NV, No. 32-2 rms, kit, bath;
heat and hot water; janitor serv.;
$75 mo. See janitor, bsmt. apt.
110S Columbia rd. NV. LISH
REALTY CO., ME. S-6666. so
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

14O1 18th N.W.-Lge. dbl; also
share rms; business people, stu
dsnts: selected menus, switchboard,
1919 COLUMBIA RD. Nw.-Home
cooked meals. congenial group; TV:
$50. so per mo. DU. 7--9670. 30
AGED or invalid lady. Given excel.
care and diet in nurses own pvt.
home. No smoking. EN-. 3-4677.
ss2a seth ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
sgle. .rm.. excel; meals. cow. transp.
cHPffToi E fiNo 10y Terrace. RiRsAsScE $500 10th O st.
NV. / nice dbl. pvt. bath; share
for girl; double; very desirable; ex..
cellent location. CO. 5-9S40. so
ROOM. excel. meals. personal care for
aged person: pvt. or semipVt. EN-
ROOM BOARD AND CHILD CARE
for mother and ! or > children or
children alone. AP. 7-066S.. Is
B5O5 llth ST. N:W.-LEe; dble. rm.;
good breakfast; for 2. Southern home
Excel. transp. RA. 6-392S. 30
clean. ssle. rm.; good meals; SIS wk
Rec. rm.. TV. CO. 5-2493. l.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W.

MEN ONLY; mr.. Capitol, Navy Yard;
entertaining privileges; 1S-45. Ii.
Si5 14th AND PA. AVE. S.E.-cor.
front rm.. hot plate privils. $50 mo.
II 1-57ST 80
Lovely RM., twin beds, lse. closet:
privils.; working girls; reason
Sc. 1sI1 soth sT., of Penna. ave.
Lovely, clean rm. and bath; gem
tleman: phone; pvt. ent.; conv. to
transp.; $3.50 wk. LU. 2-131O. 81
COLORED-1O01 11th ST. Sc
Bright, sunny front rm. with utlls..
on busline. nr. Navy Yard. Ii.
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HOUSES UNfURNIsHEp

ARL.-3 bedrm., semi-det.,. full bsmt.,
Sf1S Sacf porch. orch $50 south oisbs q.
Shown she r. By yI69 sppt' Call Du' 1880. az
SsThEsHAa new s1rn. ss and bath: EG' gas heat;
II, JONES 4 CO.. INC. Wo.
$4,000, $500 Conn. ave. 81
IKENSINGTON---5 min. to N: !. r.:
brick Colonial. bedrms., lge. ny,
faii f bsms. SaR Ta' 81 41sss 81 :sSes w. eHaSSs
IKENs1NGToN. MD.-s bedrms.. liv,
lot; block to bus. WOOD 8 CO..
L1aHHGfEEYa 1Hi fEIzaooi PARK AREA-s-bedfm.
semidetached houses; peri. for chill
dren. shopping and schools; S116
NfER nss mo; oR;oGHKEiyI4EfEMTwo III 4ISS9ci bedrms..
oil .h.-Wh.; on wooded acre: ,$95.
silver E0Ptis s1FRSffNSG-s-bedrm., 1;SfSSi 1la-Sath,
brick Cape Cod, neal. schools, and
transp.; avail. immed., $l40 per
no osiY syE lfsss sssto9s. Drsf u. SesieS
1lSs lTeskaasysd asnd 3 sr. p s.E.-New semidet.
brick. 2 bedrms., bath, ,liv. rm.. din.
Tm.. complete kit. full bsmt.. gas
Rst bnt sSs e e. '9o1
iq5sfSisHH nUssTISH Realty. CO. liz Pth
,s$s 81 njEa jFEMaERPss;oN Ps; -SsfS' sf' N.E.-Moaern
med. occupancy. Si25. FLOYD =.
DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st. NV. ma.
RSocRsIviILLE-conv. SIcisIi to Naval HOsDi-
tel and 4 & NH. 2 bsdrms.; ss5 mo.
1S SL' y2a'eG42ssebedrm. 21e42si house. modern. mode
S1sT S1oo G;snS. SCny l9satiOn' No large s6il-
SILVER five isPRf sPRiNG brick bungalow Of 5
rooms and bath with another bed.
room upstairs; full bsn1t. with Oil
n on Piney ' Br. I'd. d. and easy walk to
& HOMER. Realtors. ~. 9-7539.
SILVER SPRTNG-2-bedrn. bunga-
low, SOS mo. Avail. middle April.
sISvFs 10; S,at1lR spR,Nt: sftsr g. Hr,ek Colonial
dream Kit. E powder rm.. 3 bedrms.
and bath. Ju. 7-6671. RA. 6-2sl4.
NEAR ROCKVILLE. MD. 6-rm.
house. very moderns reasonable rent.
rua.. ain. rni., kit. bath, full hsmt.
Al cond. S106 mo. 10. 4-7135,
yIRGINIA--3-bedrm. brick rambler,
Ia baths: 2 blocks bus. shopping.
school; immed. possession: S135 per
mo. IA. S-36S7. 80
S-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER, fully
eouip hit. Call HA. 2-S916 for
CENSUS BUREAU, Andrews Field area
Hard to beat: 3-bedrm., semide-
tacl1ed brick home: alum. storm win
doWs and doors: S11O per mo: ASK
Of 1173 46th pl. Sc. SHANNON q
LUCHS CO., 1908 K st. NV. Ma.
S-2345. --5l
N. ARLINGTON--New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: bsmt.; nr. transp., SHOPPING
and schools; $3.50 per mo. JE.
4-4191. 10
NEW s-BEDRM. RAMBLER, bsmt..
equip. kit. incl. garbage disp. on
Columbia pike. z miles D. c. Immed.
occup; $125 mo. TIE. SOFIA. %
TEMPLE HILLS. 52O9-5211 Janis
lane (near American Lesion HAIL !.
Brick bunealows; bedrms.. Nv.
ERICK BLUMER CO., GIT Penna.
ave. sc. Ii. 7-10s6. ID
ROCKVILLE, lED.--3-bedrm, rambler.
u n O,niIne fpnVn Naval MaAfeal Hos
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

1917 N. lockwood, Arl.-Lovely
room; liv. rm. privils., unlim. phone.
Near bus. ia. S-531S. Il
line. 20 min. to city: ample park
SEVEN CORNERS, VA.-Pvt. bath, all
priVils., Govt worker pref. New,
iEe. rambler, SIS wk. JE. 4-4545.
SINGLE WITH PVT. BATH, for man
near Annandale 20 min. from Pen
tagor. Kit privils., Must have car.
Phone Crescent 1142-W after pm.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


PHYSICIAN WISHES "a bedrm..
old or new. unfurn. det. home
Immediate occupancy. Within Il
minutes Of Walter Reed. .pu
HOUSES NEEDED - unfurn.. B. C
and Md: $s5 to $500. Rental Mgr.
Wo: 6-790O, THOs. 1: PHILLIPS
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-Wl
have fine tenants for homes In
nearby Nd. or NV. d. c.: free ap.
praisals' no delay. For complete
rental service. phone US today
DERRY HAY CO.. Ju. 6-6242. 81
Let Us Rent Your House
Our company specializes in Virgins
rentals. A choice Of tenants. Save
time and monev BY securing . quick
lease.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Next to Falls Church Bank. Falls
REALTORS. JE, 2-262O -3l
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APARTMENTs WANTED

UNFURN. or 2 bedroom apt. In
p. G. by APR. 1880, Refined. mid
357 sun, after 8 pm. weekdays. SOs
fREE--LandiordS applicant waitlng
for your furn. or pnfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets: wash Va: white:
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APIS. FURNISHED tcont. J

GEORGETOWN-Liv. rm., screened
sssS sIsESh st4o c1o' n9 s no. a.Ss5 asiSss55B: 81
n MFuRN aAy5 On nNfuRN. nv ANb bbosSSEss sSs:
LET'S. WASH. VA. VIC. IWHTTEl
WEEK WEGEHKSDAAYs z vs. S-7; g.. SAT, SYM gg6rS
624 BOND BLDG. Ma. S.OO07
14th ST. AND N Y AVE. NV.
Bis KING ST. ALEX. Kl 8.l3I3
COW. TO PENTAGON
Clean. .attrac. furn.. ! bedrm.. liv.
rm.. dinette. kit, bath; $115 mo
plus, utils. Apply Janitor. 2 East
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ROCKVILLE, MD.--3-bedrm, rambler.
AZ miles from Naval Medical Hos
pffel: immed. occupancy, I15 per
mo. GEO. w. ROBEHTNON, 7932
Wis. ave. Oh 2-e267. -3
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ATTRACTIVE, LARGE
Q REDROMS

COMPLETELY FURNISHED
All utilities included, $125. Only 10
section. Apply once, 1000 MissiS-
sippi ave. Sc. or phone 10. 2-06iS,
9:3O to 3 pm. -3l
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SILVER SPRING.. MD.
Rooms and board for 3 or 4. JU.
5-092a. --31
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan, excel
meals: home atmosphere no. 2-3566
RO+CAR GUESTHOUSE
1901 21st St. NV. Phone HO. 2-7300
EXCELLENT FOOD-SWTTCHBOARD
SERVICE
10 min. to Govt bldgs.. eonv. car
and bus serv. SinEles, dbles., and
TYPES, Oeeup' ~ once rrlees sSart
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Live at the Top Of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL
3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
AVAILABLE NOW

Two-bedroom apartments with OF
without dining rm. Open or closed
porcheS. Also 1-6edroom aparrments
Available Immediately
Vic. 18th and K SITS. s.e.-One bed.
rm.. kitchen, dinette, liv. rm. anc
bath; util. incl. Call RE. 7-665O
Ext. 80, for information. CO.
LONIAL INVESTMENT CO. II
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$500 CASH

FIRST TIME OFFERED
So LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
OUTSTANDING VALUE
Beautiful semidet., 7-rT,: brick heme.
Coolidge High and buses. has 3 lge.
bedrms.. 2 glass-incl.. knotty-pine
porches built-in garage. ] " baths.
auto. gas heat and nm. bsmt. To
inspect call
SINDLER REALTY co.
ST. 3-1256 ~. 5000
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COOPERATIVE APIS. sALE

COLORED-VACANT
KITCHEN. NEWLY DECORATED
BEAUTIFUL APT. CAN BE BOUGHT
WITH ,,SsN SNAIL IL DoWM eNyls PYMT 6 AND
LOCATION. WELL MANAGED. ELE-
HENRY sALUs.
1102 VERMONT AVE. CO. 5-19SS
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PARK VISTA APT.
3434 18th et. Sc.

IMMEDfATE occUPANcY
sSz 80; and D., SEQ; eli utiis, in
sEdes 5E. ess.7slsC. aC' S-oO7S' 'h' S-4aYl' 81
COLORED-ATTRAC. 1.RM. APTS.
with shower baths and mod. Kitchens,
RsatSG MSnthfy r rental $50 30. Aduits Only
No utils fuTn. ToRRE Realty
CO.. 1925 N. Capitol st.. HO. 2-72G0.
coLoRED-,sls CLIFTON 81. NV.
ssls sas 20 Ly rm OeS5 xd1l,. eis os, bath In
premises THE HARTFoRD Co.
CSSEEoRREaD@oNE 81 RRiEaSs4oNE BEDRM., nv. Tm.,
dinette. kit: and bath; 21st and p
coNsTRucT1oN CO., 1874 K st.,
COLORED@s BEDRMs. liv. rm.. d.
nette, kit. and bath; new bldgs.; ne.
Sec: S85 per mo-, plus utils. 2. T..
CONSTRUCTION CO., 1924 K st.
NV, ST. 3-21R6.
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL APT
Newly decorated with pvt. entr..
2 lge. rms. kit. tile bath with
shower: couple preferred. Call Ii.
coLoRED - 1926 HARVARD ST.
bath; S77. so. PLANT 4 GORDON
INC, 1874 Park I'd. NV. CO; 81
U60I. -0l
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

Ss22 leth ST. N.E.-Newly decor.
lEe. r., rm., on carline. Semi
2426 4th ST. Me- lge. rm., next
to bath. suitable for l or gentle
1oS0 S. ~D6AKoTA AVE. N.E.SLse
dbl. front rm.. semipvt. bath; trans
COLORED-Brookla nicely furn
rm. in pvt. home; privileges. Cal
after 5 pm. pU. 7-1457. .
162 TODD PL. N.E.-Attrac. rm., pvt
eSII eSe Ho' eCf 9e6afS, efS ATT Alter o s. '"An
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBLER
MAGNIFICENT almost-new rambler with
lge. rooms; center-reception hall.
huge liv. rm., separate din, rms
bedrms.; unusual recreation rn. in
ABOVE GROUND-LEVEL BSMT..
$4,000 twenty-yr. FIRST trust avail.
able. Immediate inspection recorns
mended. Office open It'll 0.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940O
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bHlGHTWOOD
a real buy; near Calvin Coolidge
High School; brick. 8 bedrm.. /
BATH. rec. rm. with shower, gas
h:-y.h., screened porch; new con-
dition throughout; for appointments
call
wo. 67601s H.
ALBERT ]. WILLICK & co.
1915 K St. NV. Realtors. NE. $4,000
CLEVELAND PARK
Most conveniently located town house,
In Q secluded close-in PRESTIGE
- SECTION. 3 twin-size bedrooms 9
baths on end floor. Maids rm. and
bath in basement. Needs redecorat-
ine-could be unusually charming.
Excellent financing available. once
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
Mr.. SHERIDAN AND GEORGIA AVE.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
POWDER RIM. LIST FL.-2h BATHS
Home and income II desired, s lovely
heated rooms. Q gas ranges, Q
refgrs., full basement with toilet
and shower. garage. Trades con-
Sidered. Call Mrs. Kohn. RA. 6-S043.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2006,
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Rosemary Terrace

The newest and finest
APARTMENT apartmsnt value in greater
styles Of tWo-bedroom apts.
for your selection. Rentals
from $115 includes ALL utili-
ties. Children welcome. Visit
our rental ONCE today. Direc-
tions: Out 18th st. to East.
West hwy, turn left at traf.
nc light. From Conn. ave-,
turn right on East-West hwy.
to our sign. Resident Man.
ager. JU. S.117O.
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TOWN ESTATE

tcOntinusd On Next Psss)
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Live at the Top Of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

3TUU MASS. AVE. NV.
television in every apartment: full
hotel services. Also hotel rooms and
suites.
Evening star., 1953-03-30

1920 Powhatan st.. Arlington. 2
bedrm. brick rambler. FUN bsmt.
% and nSored a.iSas attis' 4. NiSs SsCsiSn
blvd, to 18th st. and turn left.
Evening star., 1953-03-30

WESTMINSTER HOTEL, 1907 18th
St.-Sgle., dble. rms, run. water;
eiev., ~; Ss-S16 VIZ. HO. 2-672O.
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18th and Webster St NV

4VV4A o44A WOUCUO4 SVs ~"
Compl. redecorated; large bedrms.
lots of closets; suitable 4 or girls
CaQ TU 2-1626. 81
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. DGOxLA/N/IMO
LARGE APT. BLDG.
Lge. hall. hv. rm., 3 bedrms., kit,
dinette.. and bath. Nicely furn
Excel. for several men or women
S135. r. g.. BLACKSTONE, RE-
ALTOR, 1016 18th st. NV. MA.
$1,000. 30
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sTEUART BROS, INC.

613 64th ave. GREGORY Estates.
2-bedrm. det. frame. rambler. with
fun bsmt. and partly finished. at.
tic. TO reach. take BenntnR I'd. II
East Capitol st. into Seat Pleasant
to school and right on 64th ave.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18
Columbus, GeOrqia
ISRAEL'S INDEBTEDNESS TO-
TAILS $780,, 100000 TREASURY
REVEALS

JERUSALEM, (JTA)- IsraePs
total Indebtedness at the end of
June, 1858, was 1897, 28O, 900, ac-
cording to Treasury Director Pin
chas Saphir.
Mr.. Saphir told newsmen that
1866, 100000 of the total was
owed in United States dollars, and
the remainder in French, Swiss
and Belgian francs and Dutch flo
rims. He said that short term
debts totalled nearly $4,000, 900.
nnedium-term debts totalled more
than $55,OOO,OOO, while long-term
debts came to over $269. 900, 900
Included in the latter category are
bond obligations and loans grant
ed by the Export-Import Bank of
the United States.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18
BLAUSTEIN CONFERS WITH
STATE DEPT. ON ECONOMIC
AID TO ISRAEL

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = The
situation in the Middle East, in
Guiding Israel. was reviewed at
length by Jacob Blaustein, presi-
dent of the American Jewish
Committee, during a conference
here with Assistant Secretary of
State Henry A. Byroade, who is
in charge of Near Eastern affairs.
Among the matters discussed, Mr..
Blaustein reported, were econom-
ic assistance to the area and Je-
rllsalem.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

Jerusalem, were expelled today by
Israel authorities to various parts
of the country for a period of six
months. They were charged with
refusing to cooperate with the au-
thorities in their efforts to find
the persons who threw two hand
grenades into an institution for
sick Jewish children located in the
neighborhood. Among those ex-
PEELED was the chairman of the
local council.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

JERUSALEM, (JTA) Eight no
tables from the Arab village of
Abu-Gosh, about 10 miles north. of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01

So David waxed greater and
greater, for the Lord of hosts was
with him.-Q. Chronicles IL, 9.)
We select and elect certain Of
our countrymen to govern us, prin-
cipal!y because of what they
promise. But all too often they
betray our trust by becoming AFRO
giant in high places, forgetting that
there is no true greatness except
the Lord be with them.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Franklin Coun+v
Historical GROUP
Hold Dedication

Over one hundred and twenty
five members of the Franklin
County Historical Society and the
families of the Columbus Polish
National Alliance Group 2422 as
sembled at the large boulder on
Route 257 just south of the Co.
lumbus Zoo last Sunday afternoon
to honor and dedicate a monument
to Polish Patriot Thaddeus Kos
ciuszko.
Featured speaker for the oc-
casion was Edward Guzik, vice
president of the Polish National
Society of Columbus, who said,
I'VE are proud of this fine monu-
ment that honors the memory of
our cOuntryman, General Thad-
deus KoSciusZko and we are CRATE
full to the Franklin County His
torical Society. for making the
monument a reality. We will look
forward to next October when the
Historical Society will place a
Plaque on this great boulder"
When General KoSciuszko visit
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
zSSssos&c
BY Phyl, Lin, and Anne


AS times change, so do some
traditions at London High change,
too. This years junior class has
been given the go-ahead signal to
select and purchase their class
rings, after a meeting and APPROX
al of the seniors. Sounds all right
to us!
Mrs. Del Tedesco and Mr.. Bow
lus congregated their advanced
business students for a pot luck
dinner in the typing room, Tues
day noon. Seems the girls proved
they could be good cooks as well
as good typists.
This week brought to an end an
other six weeks period, and things
wound up with a fury of cramming
and tests. Old Father Time is
creeping right along to make our
year fly by.
A Thanksgiving holiday meant a
vacation from school, and books,
too. All outdoor lovers enjoyed the
beautiful snow and the chance to
go hunting. But we'll all be ready
to go back to the little red school
house Monday.
The basketball season opened
with a bang Friday night as the
high school varsity tested its skill
against the alumni. 1t was a thrill.
ling, close game, but the older
more experienced team came out
on top, 36-33. Nevertheless, we had
an excellent preview of a wonder,
full season to corne
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01

ed the United States in 1897 Con-
gress appropriated him over $751;
900 and made him a land grant
of 500 acres in Ohio. This grant
was found to be in Franklin Coun-
ty on the east side of the Scioto
River north of Dublin. The monu-
ment at which the ceremonies
took place marks the northern
boundary of the Kosciuszko lands.
Officers of the historical society
have completed arrangements
with the Division Of Traffic and
Safety of the State Highway De-
partment for the placing of a
plaque on the. boulder, Oct. IS
1854. On this date, one hundred
and fifty-seven years ago, Kos
ciusZko received his commission
as colonel of engineers in the Con-
tinental Army. Another ceremony
will be conducted next October as
the plaque is unveiled.
SLlACI SpCdhC1S Oil Ll4C IIOSId dIIl
included Judge Clayton Rose who
spoke on the value of historical
monuments, Fred Milligan, local
attorney and chairman of the
Ohio Sesquicentennial Marker
Commission, who told of the sue
cess of the historical marker pro-
gram of the past year, Gilbert
Dodds, research director of the
Franklin County Historical So
ciety, who gave a biographical
sketch of the patriot, Charles A.
Jones, trustee of the historical So
Ciety who spoke on the import
ance of honoring great men, and
Daniel F. Prugh, executive Sec
retary of the society, who spoke
on behalf of the historical society
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Stop Taking
Harsh Drugs for
Constipation
Avoid Intestinal Upset! Get Relief This
Gentle Vegetable Laxative Wayl

For constipation, neper take hs-Sh drugs.
They cause brutal cramps and gripping,
dis.:pt normal bowel action, make re-
peated doses seem needed.
Get JHre but gentle relief when you
are temporarily constipared. Take Or.
CaldwellS SIENNA Laxative contained in
Syrup PePsin. No salts, no harsh drugs.
DR.. Caldwell'3 contains an extract of
Seaaa, one Of tbe finest HatRral vegetable
LaxatipeJ known TO medicine.
DR.. Caldwcll's SIENNA Laxative tastes
good, gives gentle, comfortable, salts
flying relief for every member Of the
family. Helps you get "on schedule"
without repeated doses. Even relieves
stomach Sourness that constipation
often brings.
Buy Dr. Caldwell's 3Oc size today.
Money back if not satisfied. Mail bottle
TO Box $50. New York Is, n. Y.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Wilmington Opens
With O.W.U. Dec. 4

WILMINGTON, Nov. 80 -
Coach Fred Raizk, fresh from
football, heads into his second
week of varsity cage drills at
Wilmington College with real
wonderment at what will develop
within his 20-man crew by Dec. A
when the Quakers open their 19
game schedule against the Bat
Ting Bishops of Ohio Wesleyan at
Delaware.
Reading the list of returnees is
captain Dan Simpson, 6-31a set
shot artist from Waynesville,
who is looking to 1953-54 as his
best season yet. During the 13
games he played last season (he
missed the first six because of
broken collar bone), Simpson set
two new Wilmington records.
First, he averaged 21.9 points per
game (285 in 13 outings) and hit
a new high in single-game per-
formance with "A points against
Centre in the final game of the
season which ended on a miser-
ably low tone with four wins and
Is losses.
Aiding Simpson in the fight to
round out a satisfactory first-five
are Jerry Sharritts, SO playmak-
ing guard from Miamisburg, and
Carl Senne, 6-1 junior from Sabi-
ma who recently finished a two
year hitch in the Army. He played
at VIC in 1948-49 las a JV) and
in 1949-5O (as a first-string for
ward). Sharritts' big advantage
is speed and ability; Senne's is
accuracy. Add Senne to Sharritts
to Simpson and you get a de-
pendable three IS" ONE
which could mean much for
RaiZk.
Newcomers who have a good
chance of cracking the starting
quintet are Bob Wichard, Ga pi-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
MONROE GETS
EDGE over
MADISON 49-4S

In their third game of the sea-
son, the Monroe Flyers eked out a
close victory over Madison Rural
Tuesday night on the victor's ball
court.
The Madison Eagles led the
game during the first two quart
ers. The score at half time was
26-19. Monroe came back in the
third quarter to forge ahead and
end that quarter 34-31. They held
on to win in the closing minutes of
the game, 49-48.
High scorer for the game was
Wells of Madison with 18 points.
Oiler and FraIey of Monroe led
their attack with IS and 13 re-
spectively.
The Monroe Reserves were vic
torious, winning with a score of
39-11.
Varsity cpnra xuoc.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01

individual classes, representing 10
breeds.
Prime steers, fed and groomed
by young al and FLA boys and
girls will number nearly 500 head,
higher, it is reported, than the
number shown last year. The ma
tons most skilled young farmers
and feeders will take the spot
light on opening day, Saturday,
November %, when the steers,
lambs and swine of their own
raising are judged in the Exposi-
TONS Junior Livestock Feeding
Contest.
Judging in most of the livestock
classes will begin Monday, No
vember 80, and continue through
Wednesday, climaxed, in the cat
tie division, by the selection of
the grand champion steer, star
show animal of the year, on Tues
day afternoon. The grand cham
pion hog will be picked Wednes-
day morning.
Auctions of the show beeves,
lambs, and hogs will begin on
Thursday December 3 at 900
AM. and continue through Satur-
day. They are a popular source of
supply for the Holiday trade.
Although carlot entries do not
close until November q, the
management anticipates an in
crease over the 265 carloads of
cattle entered last year.
A harpOoned sperm whale charg-
ed and sank the American bark
Kathleen in 1902. The ship went
down in five minutes, says the Ma
tional Geographic Society, and all
hands survived, although nine
whalemen had to row 1850 miles
before reaching safety.