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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
Shrine Ball AT
Columbus Mar. 20

Aladdin Temple of Shriners will
hold its annual Potentate's Ball in
honor of the newly elected Poten-
tate, John c. Martin, on Friday
evening, March 20, at the Masonic
Temple, Fourth and Lynn Streets,
Columbus, it was announced by
Ray Zirkle, Recorder for Aladdin
Temple.
The Ball, which is one of the
largest social events of the year in
Columbus and central Ohio, was
postponed in February because of
the sudden illness of the new po-
tentate, who has recovered from
major operation.
Many members of the Temple
from cities and towns in central,
southern, eastern and southeastern
parts of the state, where Shrine
Clubs affiliated with Aladdin Tenn
pie are located, are expected to at
tend.
Accommodations for more than
1000 couples or 5000 members and
their wives are being provided for,
according to Chester M. Sherman,
Chairman of the entertainment
committee, who is in charge of the
Ball.
Dancing will start at 9 pm. and
will continue until l pm, Chair
man Sherman said. Activities will
begin with the formation of the
reception line headed by Potentate
and Mrs. Martin. Others in the re-
ception line will include other
members of the divan, members of
the appointive divan, the recorder,
treasurer and their wives.
In addition to dancing, a pro-
gram of entertainment provided by
the Dorothy Boyles Attractions
will be held in the auditorium
This program will be presented at
9 pm. and will be repeated at
1920 p.m., Chairman Sherman
said.
Taking part in honoring the new
Potentate will be c. Russell
Younger, chief rabban; DR.. Judson
Wilson, assistant rabban; James E.
Wheeler, high priest and prophet;
Harry w. Arnold, oriental guide;
Ralph o. Shirley, first ceremon-
ial master; George M. Finkes, mar
shall; John A. Murphy, captain of
the guard; Paul H. Carey, outer
guard; Ray Zirkle, recorder, and
Edward r. Neal, treasurer.
Because the Ball is strictly a
Shrine event, only members and
ladies with their 1853 membership
cards will be admitted, Chairman
Sherman announced.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
Farm Bureau Has
Over 900 Members
Local Group Scores
Three "Firsts" In Year

The Madison County Farm
Bureau has ended its membership
drive with 929 members being
signed to date according to Owen
Ackerman, Organization Director.
The local Farm Bureau added
two new "firsts' to the five which
it has earned during the past three
years. This year, Madison County
was the first county in the state
to ever reach its membership goal
before the farm to farm campaign
began and was first to exceed the
previous years membership in face
of dues increase. Ackerrnan stat
ed that this is great tribute to
farmers of Madison County, the
Board of Directors, membership
works, and county Farm Bureau
Program.
Ackerman further stated that
much credit must be given the
membership workers for the fine
membership record complied by
the local Farm Bureau. Approx
mately fifty township workers
gave freely of their time and eff
forts to sell Farm Bureau men,
bership because they realized the
value of farmers being organized.
Due to their tireless efforts, fine
membership record has been es-
tablished during the past four
years.
The membership workers who
aided SO materially in the success
of the membership drive were
James Miller, Kenneth Slyh, Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Harbage, E. B.
Converse, Harold Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Geyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Laird, Lawrence Brown, Howard
Myers, H. w. Rogers, Edgar
Smith, Wilfred Garen, Ray Leach,
Ray Fellows, Robert Sheerin, Roy
Binns, Harold Welsh, Cecil Long,
Donald Laird, Gerrit Elfrink,
James Hunter, Ernest Vallery,
Dwight Thompson, Harold Friend,
Odell Jackson, Paul Butcher, Low
ell Engle, Delbert Grouse, James
Trigg, Delbert Dorm, Jack Carpen-
ter, Henry Snyder, Roy Tope,
Philip Ferguson, Herschel Corn
any, and Gerald Geyer.
The Board of Directors of Mad
ison County Farm Bureau are H.
w. Rogers, President; Delbert
Dorm, Vice President; Mrs. Jesse
Hart, Secretary; Mrs. Delbert
Grouse, Mrs. Leslie Laird, Austin
Harbage, Wilfred Garen, Glenn
Tootle, and Max Dunkle. Acker-
man stated that these directors
guide and coorelate your Farm
Bureau program and if, at any
time, members have any question
in regard to the Farm Bureau pro-
gram, or need help in solving far
mers' problems, feel free to call on
the Directors for help or comment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
Farmers Club To
Hear Tom Kenard

Tom Kernard, of the Ohio Di-
vision of Conservation, will speak
at the meeting of the Madison
County Farmers Club, Thursday
March 10, at the Newport Metho-
dist Church.
I The afternoon program will fol-
low the basket dinner at noon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
JAMES BALLENGER
HOME ON FURLOUGH

Pvt. James Ballenger, who has
been stationed at Camp Pickett,
Virginia, is spending a furlough
between assignments with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ballenger,
South Main Street.
On March 81 he will fly to
Camp Roberts, California, where
he has orders to report at the
camp hospital as a pharmacist.
Pvt. Ballenger is graduate from
the School of Pharmacy at Ohio
Northern University, Ada.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
bIoodmobiie AT
Church March "a
Need For Blood Acute
Says Campaign Head

The Blood Mobile unit will come
to First Methodist Church,
London, Tuesday, March "a, to
receive donations from ten to four
o'clock.
Madison county has made a
good record so far this year on
previous visits to Sedalia-Mt. Ster-
ling community and only recently
to Plain City. But" says Judge
Maurice E. Beathard county chair
man for the Red Cross Blood pro-
gram, We're going to have to
beat the bushes and get every
donor possible not only to register,
but be sure they feel a RESPONSE
bility to fulfilling their pledge to
come in when the day arrives"
1T sometimes happens, Chair
man Beathard stated, that the re-
sponse for donors seems coming
along fine, but when the day actu-
ally arrives, many who turn in
their names, fail to show up. We
want to avoid that as much as pos
sible this time," he continued.
It's the same story, as far as the
appeal goes, say those helping with
the program. The need for blood
increases constantly, what with
our hospitalized patients, the men
in Korea and now the added need
for the Red Cross newest project
securing of blood for the gamma
globulin which is proving such a
marvellous help in reducing par
alysis in polio victims. 1t is hard
to say, the officials say, which is
the most important phase of the
blood donor program; each one is
essentially vital. It's up to all who
can, to assist by donating, and
keeping Madison county's quota up
to what it should be.
Miss Ruth E. Armstrong, Arm
strong Road, is chairman OF the
London Business and Professional
Women's committee which Spon-
sors the recruiting each time the
unit comes to London. Her phone
number is 1457-M3 and she says it
is of great help to her if donors
will call her to register their
names. 1t takes much time and
effort to compile the lists and get
everybody called, she said.
Mrs. M. f. Blackmore, executive
secretary of the county chapter, IS
also assisting with the registra-
ton. Names may be left with her
at the court house or by calling 90
or $40.
In a recent broadcast in an ap-
peal for donors, statistics given
stated that $40 of a staggering
number of men wounded in Korea
had returned to active duty,
thanks to blood donations.
Think what it would mean"
say the program sponsors, IF
there were enough donors each
time the unit came, to assure any
person who needed it that the
supply was adequate. It's all free,
you know" they concluded.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
MADISON LOCAL BAKE
SALE FOR SENIOR TRIP

The Senior Class of Madison
Local School will sponsor a bake
sale Saturday, March q, at
Crcath's grocery at nine o'clock.
The proceeds will go into the
fund the class is raising for the
trip to Washington D. c., at the
close of school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
MIDWAY BASKETBALL
BANQUET MARCH 27

The annual Basketball Banquet
of Midway school will be held at
the high school on Friday, March
27, according to Don Strasburgm
coach at the school. The banquet
will begin at 7 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
FARiSH'S HAVE
NEW SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Parish, 96
Elm Street, announce the birth of
a son, Jeffrey Scott, Monday,
March 16, at Mt. Carmel Hospital.
The baby weighed six pounds and
three ounces.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17

Many a big deal has been made
possible through a small want
ad.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-17
q OUR
"a 7T0TWiN
STEAM ED UP


STEAMED UP
A lady has been kind enough
to advise us that using water
from melted refrigerator frost
in steam iron may have bad
effects since the frost may alb
sorb food odors. She says that
the instruction booklet she got
with her iron says this.
Now, this testimony may
have several sides to it. Frin-
stance, who in the world
would want to go around
smelling like a cold pork
chop? On the other hand, we
might fall in love with some
one who smelled like porter
house steak. Of course, the
less said about limburger
cheese or filet of mackerel,
the better. One thing sure,
though, at our house we have
such an empty ice-box that we
don't have to worry!
BoIDs
Just for the record, we re-
ceived nice bird-feeder
through the mail this morning
from an "admirer." This one
is especially designed for
ROBINS!
WAYS & MEANS
Fellow walked into a local
pub and barely made it to a
chair. Owner walked UP and
inquired if the man were sick.
Fellow lifted his head up and
said, Ooh! I've got the worst
attack of 'YOORS' / ever had
In my life!"
my goodness" said the pro-
prietor, What in the world
is 'YOORS' ?"
The man replied, Thanks,
friend! I'll take a double rye"
AEYWooD
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Wizard of Warmers Corners,
seq that -"Winmin is like
watches. They have pretty
hands and shining faces. But
they are hard to regulate once
they get wound up. 1t all
stems from the fact that in
this case they get everything
secondhand"
CARDINAL IDEA
The st. Louis Cardinals bet
ter have a good season-else
somebody is sure to refer to
'em as "Busch-Leaguers."
OUCH!
Best thing about ocean
travel is that it will bring a
lot of things out of you!
HAIR
Lot of the girls are copying
Mamie's hair-do. We are copy
ing likes.
SHAMROCK
st. Patrick's Day is cele-
brated by everyone-Irish or
not and this is a good thing.
According to Ed Sullivan's
program, st. Patrick was a
Scotsman. Once upon time
we saw three Jewish boys in
a German restaurant up in
Chicago giving out with MY
Wild Irish Rose on Scottish
ST. Patrick's Day This could
not happen anywhere in the
world but in this great coun-
try.
ADVICE
The best thing to take for a
severe headache is-plenty of
liquor the night before.
THINK
If happiness could be bought
for mere money lot OF folks
would be unhappy because of
the price.
POME
Early to bed and early to
rise,
Until you make enough cash
To do otherwise!
RELIGION
AS one small child put it
"Heathens are people who
don't quarrel over religion"
prayer is a walkie-talkie tun-
ed into Heaven so that we can
receive our marching orders).
KID STUFF
The 10-year-old had been
giving the Sunday School
teacher a hard way to go.
Come, now, Willie, / am get
ting tired of your juvenility"
Said Willie, We'll, I'm get
ting pretty tired of your adul-
terry, .too!"
ONE WAY
Suppose you've heard the
one about the hard-boiled
character who fell in vat of
hand lotion and softened to
death if you haven't, we
won't tell you either!
GESTURE
A restaurant out West prints
a small prayer on its menus
so that lone travellers can say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08

CHILLUM tSt. Johns PARISH, 54O5
l4th ave. Open Sat. Sun, 90;
super de luxe 3-bedrm. brk ram
bier: fireplace; lge, rms, tile bSmt.;
down. JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08

CHEyERLY-S1495 $50 will buy a prac-
tically new 5-rm. brick bunga. one
f1repl; nice lot; assume Sl1 200. 4cc
mtge.; $50 per mo. pays all. Call
today. WA. $4,000. ROBERT S.
DAVIS s. CO.. 1904 Baltimore ave-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08

EXCLUSIVE
GEORGIAN FOREST

Live in this community of distinctive
homes. All lots at least 100 It.
wide with huge hardwood trees
everywhere. 8 brick homes now
available. Priced at Sl7,95O. Large
liv. rm. with firepl and picture
window dining space. equipped kit,
bath and 2 bedrms. on LIST A.: full
bsmt. with outside entr. and an
on Georgia ave. ga mi. beyond
Wheaton. For further particulars
call Mr. Jenkins III 7.R73Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08

u ONNIhS DCICIoe Nus. - WU-DtIS
rm. brick rambler. Expan attic.
dry basement; many extras, incl.
Bendix and air cond: Assume AZ
CT trust. Call JUDY" AP. 7-0l37.
1880 DOwN-Ss5 per mo. BY own.
err: 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. full bsmt.,
mo. old. Assume trust. 400 Gath
ave: Sc. by appointment. 10. g.
NEAR D. c. LINE. just of Riggs I'd.
firm: all-brick Colonial on wood
"a re at Rape a rec TI storm ca. Tn fn
day ,,r wA.oo7-3soo. ROBERT s.
NEAR MD. UNIV. - Owner. trans
ferred; has slashed price to 81 $50
fo 0Tf 0 Fun bsn l sds p 5SSR:
deep, wooded lot. Can finance FHA.
Located on quiet street, only a
few blks. from BALTIC. blvd. Call to-
T1s' VA; c0 3-39 90. ROBERT SR9iE S. DA-
Hyattsvil'n. Nd.
A CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER
One Of the best buys in the Wash
ington area. containing $500 50.
IT: plus a 2-csr carpcrt and choice
S cioss afT m C ssx Fea ah oo spa %
ceiling fireplace and Ice. mirrors.
spacious din. rm., dream tiled Kit.
with DISPOSAL, diShwasher. exhaust
fan, washing machine and break
baths, or . hedrmS. and den. This
rambler has we'll perma-pane WIN
dows and many other extras. Can
get a LIST trust of $4,000 with
$3.50 down. Total price. S26,76O.
Open Sunday, am. til pm.
Owners on vacation: come and look.
Out New Hampshire ave, right on
University lane, left on Rigs I'd.
u mile. right on Apache st, right
on 23rd ave. 10 s7O7 and open
sign; BAINUM REAL ESTATE, JU.
HOUSES BY MISUNDERSTANDING 3.
bedrm. western rambler; l4-acrO
lot; high. rolling elevation, custom
SgIt very S: best cons eonstruetien 7 O.
VIM. r. HUGHES, APP. 7-14OO TIL
81 800 DowN-Real cute a-bedrm.
BUNGALOW in Immaculate cond., full
5smt., oil h.-w.h., Diet. garage. Huge
porch Enclosed with glass jalousieS
for winter and summer use. Cow,
close-in location. Priced at Sill 400,
No reas. offer will be rejected. Cat
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. e
i've W. RENT GfREEE-ed-noor apart
ment will pay all expenses: blk.
from bus. For complete informas
ton. call AP. 7-l727, WA. 1884.
PRIMROSE REALTY CO.
Continued on Next Page.I
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WEST HYATTSVILLE-Op today,
It'll 3. 6003 oath ave. Stunning
brick Cape Cod, 3 lge. bedrms, tile
bath. additional bath roughed in on
End floor. Immaculate and modern
in every respect. Beautiful recre.
nm. and bar, delightful side porch,
wooded lot. Priced for sale today.
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA Z.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Near Columbia Country Club. in fine
neighborhood. 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod with bedrm. and bath down,
2 bedrms. and bath up, large rear
porch overlooking club grounds; ga
rage. roughed-in rec. rm. with fire.
place and bath, Enslish-type
past Columbia Country Club to
Laird pl.. left Ia blocks to our
sign.
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OPEN / TO 5
pETuECnA

New brick Cape Cod, dining room,
full hsmt., screened porch. expansi-
BILE and roughed in End nr. for. 2
additional bedrms. and bath. Fine
neighborhood of better homes; "a
block tranSp. Directions: From Bank
I'd. approx. "a miles to Ipswich St.,
right to our sign.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AREA - Only $1,000
down. Lge. semidet. brick home.
Almost new. Powder I'm. on LIST
ar. Full bSmt., gas heat; bus. pub
lie and parochial schools nearby.
Assume lge. 4Tc loan. Only S16.-
$50. Can't last long on these terms.
Call for an appt. now. ~. g.0424.
L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY CO
TERRACE-7-rm. brick
Colonial lust over D. c: line; lst-nr.
den. bedrms.. paneled rec. rm.;
Anchor fenced lot: storm winds;
has priced to sell at SlS.950. Call
Ioday. WA. 10000. ROBERT S.
Hyattsville. Md.
- 4 bedrms.. . full
baths, den sep. din. rm.; family
size rooms throughout; bsmt.; large
lot: $40, 500. WAYNE A. CASKEY
Realtor. AP 7-6400.
RADBURY HEIGHTS-5-rm. home.
:. bedrms.. full basement. rec. nm
N knotty zine. VIII have to see to
apprec. Reasonable down payment
FAKE up CT loan. Call OWNER
,RrADBURYS' PARK, 54o4 Belt av.
sc. - Detached. asbestos-Shingle
semibungalow; 8 rms. bath; oil a:-c
heat; nev-house condition.; full
bsmt.; 50x300-ft. lot. S11.950;
1900 down and 500 per month.
ANAcOsTIA FINANCE CORP. LU.
4-3311, LU. $4,000. .
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SOMERSET

brick Colonial ada
cent kenwood Country Club, 3 bed
rms. and den, screened porch, 2Ia
baths; garage; neighborhood fine
homes. Directions: Out Wisconsin
ave. from District line to Dorset,
left 2 blks. to Surrey and left to
Essex and right to our sign.
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ASSUME CT LOAN

ST $50 casn uuys 3-beorm. brick,
Semidet. mousse; mo. payments less
than rent Cow. neighporhood.
OIen until SOLD. S42S New Hamp.
shire ave. Call HU. 3-146l, SO:
CO. 6-7S84, 5:l5-6:30. OWNER.
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GALS WIRE AVE s. g.

9415 WIRE AVE. S. 8.
Beaut. Cape Cod. located in heart Of
resid. area. 3 full-sized bdrms. 2
full baths. Sep. din. rm., Diet. gar.
Priced to sell. Ewes. and Sun, Mr..
King, JU. 9-0497. Directions: Coles
Wire, left to Lutes open sign
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AFT. RAMBLER

New 3-beorm. Gunulson; oeaut. loca-
ton in Old Garrett PARK at lU93S
tail trees, apple tree shades kit, !;
dogwoods; lovely place; no usmt.
huge util. rm., Separ. din; Sl5,96O.
LO. 4-0Sl2 By OWNER. No agents.
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GRACIOUS COLONIAL

ADJACENT TO PARK
Centel entr.: large liv. rm. with
firepl.. adj. screened porch; separate
din rm.. fully equip. kit. powder
rm.: 2nd FIR. 3 bedrms and bath
full bsmt with lavatory: Diet. ga
rent Dir: Out Colesville I'd. to
Dale dr. . right to Galveston. right
on Galveston to "Open" sign.
4 BedrmS., ~ Baths, $21 $50
Close to Catholic church and school
Put this maculate and attractive
brick Colonial on your must see"
list. Huge liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm.. kitchen with ia BILE space, bed
gar: full bsmt.: 235-ft. wooded lot:
express bus to downtown Washing
ton. Out N. II. ave. to Ethan Allen
left to jackson. right to Lincoln. left
tn Omen" sion
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LSo AT SAME LOCATION:
DE LUKE RAMBLER
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR

IDEAL FOR DOCTOR
. BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT
New listing. This immaculate de luxe
rambler features a large liz. rm,
with flrepl., guest-size din. rm.,
modern kit, 3 large bedrms. and
bath, full bSmt. with built-ia garage,
slate roof and porch. Directions:
Out New Hampshire ave. to Uni
on Carroll II house and "Oren' SIN.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
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Doctors. Attention!

Vae ns SfrSS
bcme; 3 bedrms., nice liv. rm.. sep
arate din. nm modern kit, Ia
baths. huge screened porch full
bsmt.: GI financing. Dir: Out
Piney Branch to Flower, right on
Flower = blks. to our open" sign.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.

All Open Today, Ozark
Brk. Rambler, $4,000 On.
ONLY ONE FOR SALE OR RENT
WITH OPTION TO BUY
3 BEDRMS.. Ia BATHS. $21.950
Assume $4,000 Az loan and your
liv rm. din. rm. comb. with picture
window and f1repl.: large kit. with
dishwasher and garbage disposal;
full bsmt. with exit: located near
transp., public schools and St. Ber-
coiesville I'd to Old BladensbUre
I'd, turn right to our open" sign.
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TAKE OVER CT LOAN

Conn Gardens. Many improvements
Full GE kitchen Sale by OWNER,
1904 Adams dr., Silver Spring.
Pnone for appointment, 10. 4-UO23.
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RAMBLER-S22 OOO

3 BEDRNIs,. CARPoRT; i ACRE
With a babbling brook. 1t features
a we'll planned spacious liv. rm.,
14x3er with firepl.: ultramod. kit.
with table space: full bsmt. City
list. Dir: Out Colcsville I'd. about
! mi past ColeSville to Bonifant I'd.
turn left and follow nllr "Onenn sinns
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OPEN SUNDAY 90

29l3 Collins Ave,
Wheaton Hills--Assume CT loan on
this lovely brick rambler. 2 twin
size bedrms. Fenced lot. Bsmt.
Immed. possession. Low DOWN
PAYMENT.
Dir: Ga. ave to Viers Mill I'd.
right on Newport Mill I'd, right
on Dawson to Collins ave. left to
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OPEN SUNDAY, | TO 8
. 1OS12 ST. PAUL ST.
White 3-bdrm. Cape Cod surrounded
by lawns and trees. Lge. lot, COW
to everything. S14.750. Ewes. Mr.
Miller. JU. 5-9745. Directions: Conn
ave. extd. u mi past Kensingtor
flrehouse. Right on St. Paul to oper
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WEST HYATTsvLLE--e rms, fu

WEST HYATTSViLLE-open today.
/ til 5. $40 Jefferson st. Castle
Manor. Lovely 4-bedrm. brick
room. equipped kitchen, full bsmt.
with paneled recre. rm and quaint
bar. A lovely home in an Al To-
cation. Priced at only $40. $50.
FILA inspected and approved. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. Z.
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DEARBORN COLONIAL,

rms and bath. beautiful porch, full
bsmt.; near public and parochial
Evening star., 1953-09-22
1906 GIs Reach U. 5.
Today; II MaryIanders
By the Associated Press

SEATTLE. Sept. 22.-The
transport Gen. M. c. Meigs, was
scheduled to dock in Seattle to-
day. bringing home 1906 service
men from the Far East, includ-
ing II Marylanders.
1t is the largest shipload Of
troops to arrive at Seattle in two
years. The Marylanders in
clude:
Pfc. John H. Brown, jr., 5705
Forty-third avenue. Hyattsville;
Corpl. William r. Feldmann, 1O2
Grant avenue, Takoma Park;
Pfc. Robert Calls, Highridge,
Laurel; Pfc. Anthony E. Gross,
Hughesville; Corpl. William w.
Purnell, Scotland; Sergt. Leon E.
Thomas, 16 Fawcett street, Ken
sington. and Corpl. Jack D. Jor-
dan, r. F. D. /, Annapolis.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
District Man Is Second
In u. 5. Chess Preliminary
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o.
Arthur Bisguier of New York
yesterday won the National Can
didates Chess Tournament to
lead six qualifiers for the United
States Chess Championship next
year in New York.
Mr.. Bisguier registered a total
of 812 points in the 10 rounds of
play which ended here yesterday.
Behind him were Hans Berliner
of Washington, D. c., and Karl
Burger of New York, each with
712 points, Attilio Dicamillo Of
Philadelphia, 61a points; Paul
Bfandts of New York, 6 points:
and Saul Wachs of Philadelphia.
DR.. Ariel Mengarini and Sid
ney N. Bernstein. both of New
York, were named alternates for
the championship tournament.
Evening star., 1953-09-22

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