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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
SNYDER. On Navy
World Cruise

Norfolk, Va. (FHTNC) - De-
stroyer Division 221 consisting of
the USS Owens, Keith, Henley and
the Putnam. is scheduled TO re-
turn here after an around the
world cruise the last week in April.
Homer L. Snyder, machinist's
mate fireman. USN son of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Fl. Snyder of 1872
Maple ST, London, Ohio. is serving
aboard the USS Willard Keith
The ships left here last year in
mid-September.
Enroute to the Far East via the
Atlantic Ocean and Suez Canal,
they visited Bermuda, Gibraltar.
Naples, Italy, Alden, Saudi Arabia,
Colombo, Ceylon, and Manila, Re-
public of the Philippines.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
Sales Tax Hits
Stride-ReceipiS
Top Year Ago

For the first time since the week
ending Feb. 6, weekly sales tax
collections have surpassed receipts
for the corresponding period OF a
year ago, State Treasurer Roger
w. Tracy reported tcdav.
The report for the week ending
April II showed collections OF 81
994,572, which represented a gain
of $50, ,422 over receipts OF $2,9l2,-
$50 for the same period of last
year. Only other gain recorded
during the calendar year, was in
the first week in February,
amounting to S4400.
Collections for the fiscal year,
from July /. 1858 through April
II amounted to S152, ,739,003, which
was a gain of S6,761,7 ,799 or 4.S3
per cent, over the S145, ,977, ,201 col
lected for the corresponding per-
iod Of last year, Tracy said.
Five Of the eight classifications
showed increases in rec sipts, and
in four classifications the gains
were substantial These included
general and department stores;
chain stores, apparel and the mis-
cellaneous groups, while furniture
made a slight gain.
While motor vehicle receipts
still Jagged behind, the receipts
were only SS4,803 below a year
ago, while for the previous week
the collections were S1f1. .n69 of
from a wear ago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
Pinson Funeral
Held Here Sunday

Funeral services for Zinnie Cliff
ford Pinson, 73, who was killed in
an automobile accident near Buck
ingham, Virginia, last week as he
was returning home from a visit in
London, were at the Lukens Flu
neral Home Sunday afternoon.
Reverend Joe johnson of the New
port Church of Christ in Christian
Union. was officiating minister. In
terment was in Fletcher Chapel
Cemetery.
Mr.. Pinson had been in London
visiting his nieCes, Mrs. Cleo Jones
and Mrs. Walter Sheets, whom he
had not seen for 26 years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
Patricia Mustard
To Girls State

Miss Patricia Mustard, junior
at London High School, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Mus
tard, Summerford Pike, will rep
resent the Auxiliary of Madison
Post American Legion at the ses-
sions of the eight annual Buck
eye Girls State at Capital Uni
versity. June 19 to 27.
Miss Linda Hood daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hood, Elm
Street, was named alternate.
The 1854 quota for Girls State,
which is one of the outstanding
Anericanism and Citizenship
training programs for the youth
of Ohio, is now filled with oYer
500 applicants.
Qualifications required for at
tendance are: scholarship, char
acter, leadership. interest in his
tory and American government.
Each gir' is sponsored by the
local American Legion Auxili-
airy ard must be approved by
the superintendent or principal
of her school.
In their weeks stay at the
university, these young citizens
of Buckeye Girls State cam
paign for office, file petitions,
learn to cast ballots, hold office,
elective and appointivc, make
their own laws and assume their
responsibilities as active partic-
ipating citizens of this mythical
49th state.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
Girls On Probation Face
Stolen Property Charges
cRoAKIE IN THE PoKEY!

Willie Daniels was given the
minimum of SIS and costs, here
Sunday in the court of Mayor
Speasmaker, for having
frog illegally in his possession.
Daniels was arrested by
Game Warden Alan Ward, who
said Daniels took the frog
from Little Darby Creek.
Police said that Daniels wife
had alerted authorities after
Daniels had failed to return
home. Evidently, his wife
thought some calamity had be-
fallen him which indeed 1t
had!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04

A lecture demonstration of tele-
visions transmission will be given
by Robert c. Clark of Cleveland,
public relations supervisor for the
Ohio Bell Telephone Company, is
being sponsored by members of
Madison Post American Legion in
the London High School auditor
ium on Wednesday, May 5, at
eight o'clock.
The public is invited to the eve
ming lecture, which will be pre-
sented in the afternoon for the stu
dents at London High School
Mr.. Clark has been with the
Ohio Bell for 25 years. Previous to
his entry into the telephone busi-
ness, he was in the sales field and
employment work and then in adj
vertising departments of news
papers in Detroit, Akron and Can
ton.
The lecture will be delivered
Wednesday afternoon for students
at the High School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
COOL WEATHER DUE

Cooler weather was in store
Monday night with the mer-
curry expected to drop to 35
or 40 degrees, according to
forecasters.
a high of 55 degrees was
predicted for Tuesday. On
Monday the thermometer was
expected to reach a maximum
of 65 degrees.
ThunderStOrms which struck
Sunday several times through
out the day, finally succeeded
in knocking down the 8O-de-
gree level to a comfortable
Ga degrees by 5 p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
Stakeholder Vie
For Nomination
For US. Senator

The vote in Madison county is
expected to be very light when
the voters go to the polls Tuesday.
The Saxbe-Bender Republican
battle and Bell-Dewey Supreme
Court contest on the Democratic
ticket remained the only local is
sues to draw much interest. Most
of the other local candidates will
run unopposed in their respective
party ballots.
Only two contests loom on the
Republican ballot in the Primary
election in Madison county Tues
day. The first will see Republicans,
Bill Saxbe and George Bender
square off in seeking the nomina-
ton for u. S. Senator. Both men
have completed their respective
campaigns and both have waged
political war thus far in seeking
the Republican voters favor. SaXbe
is looked upon with considerable
favor here since he is a Mechan-
icsburg native and we'll known for
his outstanding efforts as Speaker
of the Ohio House of Representa-
tiveS.
Bender, from Cleveland, has
served as Congressman-at-Large
and is now seeking the nomination
to run against Democrat Thomas
A. Burke, a Lausche appointee and
former mayor of Cleveland. Orig
inally, Burke was appointed to the
Senatorship following the untimely
death of Robert A. Taft.
The second Republican contest
will see three candidates seeking
the nomination for December 81,
term for Judge of the Ohio Su-
preme Court. Four candidates,
Francis B. Douglas, John M. Mat
thias, Leland r. Rutherford and
Willard d. Campbell are running
on the COP. ticket. On the Demo-
cratic side, John w. Lamneck, for
mer Welfare Director, is running
unopposed
Except for the above mentioned
contests, all other Republican can
didates are running unopposed on
the COP. ticket.
Several state contests are listed
on the Democratic ballot. On the
local scene, Common Pleas Judge,
James F. Bell, is opposing Fred A.
Dewey for the nomination for the
January l, term for Judge of the
Ohio Supreme Court. Bell was ap-
pointed by Governor Lausche to
the Common Pleas Judgeship here
several years ago upon the death
of his father, James F. Bell, Sr.
He has run unopposed for that
position since and this is his first
try on the state level.
Other Democratic contests are:
Lieutenant Governor, John Taylor,
Herbert S. Duffy and George d.
Nye: Treasurer of State, John w.
Gallagher, John w Donahey and
Joseph "Jumpin' Joe" Ferguson.
The latter is the same ill-starred
Ferguson who was soundly trounc-
ed in his attempt to replace the
late Robert A. Taft in the US.
Senate several years ago.
Two candidates are listed in the
Democratic race for Attorney Gen.
eral. They are Walter u. Bolton
and Paul F. Ward. James w.
Lentz will oppose Charles F. West
for nomination for Representative
to Congress. Two other contests
are listed for Democratic state
committee posts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
RAINFALL ABOVE NORMAL

Precipitation for the month
OF April was 3.42 inches or 1.72
inch above normal, according to
Leonard McNeal.
The maximum temperature
for the month was SO degrees
on the twenty-fifth. and then
came, what one weather obsers
yer called Lilac Winter" for
a brief spell of chill.
Minimum temperature for
the month was twenty-four de
grees on April 2 and 3, ac-
cording to McNears report at
the Sewage Plant.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
WooDwoRkERs TO MEET
sum NJ ERFoRD MAN
REPORTED BETTER

Howard Cultice of Summerford
is resting at the home Of his son.
James Cultice of near South
Charleston after being released
Wednesday from City Hospital
He had been hospitalized for two
weeks for treatment following
a heart attack.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
ENGINEERING STUDENTS
ON o.s.u. HONOR ROLL

Madison Countains listed on the
Ohio State University honor roll
in the College Of Engineering for
the Winter quarter are William
Pierce, London, and Donald Dech-
erd, Plain City. according to as
sistant dean, Lilyan B. Bradshaw
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
BETH HEiRoNIMUS
ARRIVES SUNDAY

Capt. and Mrs. James d. Heir
onimus Of Falls Church, Virginia,
announce the birth of a daughter,
Beth, Sunday, May 2, at Walter
Reed Hospital, Washington, D. c.
The baby weighed six pounds and
two ounces.
The paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heironimus
of Bexley, Columbus, former Lon
don residents.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
Brown Urges All
Voters To Polls

Secretary of State Ted w.
Brown, who is Ohio's chief cleo
ton official, today urged all eligi-
BILE voters to go to the polls, Tues
day.
Primary elections are highly
important and should not be pass
ed up by voters who feel that the
only time they should take the
trouble to vote is in general elec-
tions," Brown said. He declared
that the selection of able candi-
dates to represent each party in
the contest for various offices this
fall is highly essential to our form
of government.
"And I want to repeat again,
the Secretary of State said, that
your vote is secrct!"
Secretary Brown said that so far
as he has been able to determine
from a final check with the 50
County Boards of Election every
thing is in ship-shape for the open
ing of Ohios 11,08O polling places
Tuesday morning. Elaborate prep
arations have been made in his
own office in Columbus for the re-
ceipt, tabulation and reporting of
returns on the state and Congress
sional races, Tuesday night.
WooDwoRkERs TO MEET
The London Woodblazers Wood
working All club will have their
organization m etin g Thursday
evening, May 6, at s pm, at the
Wilson Planning Mill, 220 North
Main St, London.
Mr. Allen Wilson will lead the
club this year. All members inter
ested in joining the woodworking
club are welcome and should be
present at this first meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacobs of
London, announce the birth of a
daughter at University Hospital,
Thursday, April %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
Only Two Special
Issues Will Be
Voted In County

Mt. Sterling will vote on two
special issues in the Tuesday Pri-
mary Election. These are the only
special issues to be voted on in
the county in Tuesday primary.
The Mt. Sterling voters will de-
eide whether or not they wish a 2
mill levy for current operating ex-
penses for a two year period COW
ering 1854 and 1855.
At the same time, the issue of an
additional 2 mill levy (per 81 valu-
atom for the Mt. Sterling Local
School District will be voted upon.
This issue, if passed, will cover a
two year period of 1854 and 1855.
LEACHES HAVE DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Leach of
London, announce the birth of
daughter at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
Thursday, April 29.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
New Tryout Time
Set For Baseball

Tryouts for Little League and
Babe Ruth League teams were
postponed Saturday due to rain.
New tryout times have been set
for Little League on Tuesday eve
ming at 6 pm. at the Athletic Field.
Babe Ruth League tryouts will be
held at the same time at the Park
Avenue playground, officials said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
Z OUR
"a Town

EkIIA EIA TOWN
suoN THoT
A man with a future is
better bet than a job with a
future.
HuMMN!
Luck is a factor in all things.
With luck you can lick the
world . that is, if you have
learned to fight well enough
before attempting same!
VIEWPOINT
Freedom of speech, accord
ing to the Reds, is a fine thing
and should be allowed pro-
vided that whatever is said is
agreeable to the Reds. A Com
munist is pretty we'll satisfied
with things as long as you
don't call him a Communist!
Too, it may be said that
Communist is a person who
would love and let love.
DAFFYNITIoN
Some young squirts are
merely drips under pressure.
POSSESSION
To hear some people tell it
the possession of wealth is
downright sin-if you amt got
it! Money won't buy happi-
ness. it's true, but, brother, it
can get you a multitude of as
sorted unhappiness! On the
other hand, we know lot of
guys with money who aren't
worth it.
WANT AD
Heard about a man down in
Kaintucky who advertised for
a wife. Oddly, 90 per cent of
the replies were sent IN by
husbands!
TEXAS
Factory up north wanted to
place an order for 10000
square feet of frog skins. Guy
down in Texas said he could
fill the bill. Bye and bye,
large package arrived which
was marked - Zone Texas
Bull-Frog Hide - Take what
YOU need and send Back Bal
ance"!
SMILE
"As contemptuous as weight
litter at a taffy pull"
oINK
And then there's the one
about the quiet little pig who
wouldn't udder a sound.
HUH?
Zig: "TIe has a bad liver!'
Tag: 'He was a good liver"
SPRING
In the Spring a young mans
fancy lightly turns to thonghtT
of cleaning out the garage.
HEYwooD
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Dan Cupid of Darby Plains,
says that the thing he likes
most about men is women.
His old girl friend, Big
Nancy, as she went down for
the third time, replied, THE
only way to that mans heart
is through his big mouth"
PROGRESS
A fellow we know, an in
veterate kill-joy, upon hearing
about the new solar battery
has already started feeling
sorry for the light company.
INVENTION
The terrific pace being set
by inventors adds to our in
centive to put off until tomor-
row what we can do today
maybe we won't have to do
what ever it is at all!
EDUCATION
About the biggest adjust
ment a young man going to
college can make nowadays is
that of inferior grades.
PoLLYTICkS
There are two kinds of
people who have a hard time
voting those who don't know
the candidates and those who
DO!
ADVICE
Father to small son: Never
mind how ! met your mother
Just don't 90 around whist
ling!"
WELL?
A steel magnate usually has
an iron will and an i'll temper.
oDDiTY
IT is an oddity that you have
to have a hung jury to let
killer get away. No moose Is
good moose!
AD
A .-.LsAirnIc rInr1n nit an ad
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
MRS. WALTER coNNELL
IN MT. CARMEL

Mrs. Walter ConnelI, Laurel St,
entered Mt. Carmel Hospital for
observation, Saturday. Her room.
number is 944.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
LEO DALEY
IN HOSPITAL

Leo Daley, Washington Avenue.
underwent a major operation at
Mt. Carmel Hospital, Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
suDN THoT

A man with a future is a
better bet than job with
future.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
THIS
NEWSPAPER

Believes established
locuI merchants huve
70 protect their Repu-
foFions That's your
b g 81 guarantee OF
volue.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
WANT AD

Heard about a man down in
Kaintucky who advertised for
a wife. Oddly, 90 per cent of
the replies were sent in by
husbands!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
VIEWPOINT

VIEWPOINT
Freedom of speech, accord
ing to the Reds, is fine thing
and should be allowed pro-
vided that whatever is said is
agreeable to the Reds. A Com
munist is pretty we'll satisfied
with things as long as you
don't call him a Communist!
Too, it may be said that a
Communist is a person who
would love and let love.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
HU M M NJ!

HUMMN!
Luck is factor in all things.
With luck you can lick the
world that is, if you have
learned to fight we'll enough
before attempting same!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-04
DAFFYNITIoN
POSSESSION

POSSESSION
To hear some people tell it
the possession of wealth is
downright sin-if you amt got
it! Money won't buy happi-
ness, it's true, but, brother, 1T
can get you a multitude of as
sorted unhappiness! On the
other hand, we know lot OF
guys with money who aren't
worth it.
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NO MONEY DOWN
S9YEAR CT LOANS

OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY TIL PM.
e fresh new area in beautiful setting, is minutes
from downtown. All shopping conveniences within
walking distance Large three bedroom homes with
large living room, dining room and beautiful full
baths and hrst-hoor powder room; also utramodern
kitchens.
Out Branch ave. to ColeSville drive, turn right to
gath ave., turn left to Kenton place. turn right to
open Sign"
SIDNEY e. MENSH & CO.
1913 EYE ST. NV. MA. s-644O
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OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL S
71Os Elmhurst ST.. District Heights.
rooms. lge. liv.. rm:, dinette. modern
equipped kit. full bsmt.. lge. fenced
lot. Excel. cond. To reach: Out
left on County I'd. biks. to Elm
hurst st. s. M. ORRISON REAL
ESTATE CO., RE. 6-5343. -13
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MOUNT RAINIER

$4,000 DN.-MMAC. BUNGALOW
choice location COW. to cTc
bus, schools and churches. 2
lge. bedrms.. big sep. din. rm.,
equipped kit, tile bath, full
bright bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. de-
tached garage. A real bargain
at only S12,500. See 1t to-
day.
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HOUSES FOR sALl-MD.
BARGAINS!!
BARGAINS /!
BARGAINsIl
IINIVERSITY PARK

S-ROOM BRICK COLONIAL
In immac. cond., spacious
liv. rnn. with fireplace. family
sized din. rm.. LIST mr.: den, 4
bedrms. on End mr.; Diet. brk:
gar; beautifully handicapped
level lot in choice loc.; today's
best buy at only S19.960.
Terms. First Offering.
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
/ ACRE-$12,500
PICTURESQUE SETTING

This coy, vell-built home
has fnll daylight basement.
hardwood floors, log-burning
fireplace, oil h.-w. heat and
spacious screened porch. House
sets well back o1 road on
beautifully handicapped. level
acre in, neighborhood Of at
tractive homes. Reasonable
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Adelphi

Adelphi
24O3 METZEROTT RID.
Lovely custom built. brick rambler
attr. designed. with 23:ft. Nv. rm
with firepl.. din rm.. 3 dble. hedrms
Huge bsmt. and gar: II yon wan
price for immed. sale. Trade con
sidered. Dir: out Riggs I'd. to Met.
zerott I'd: right 2 blks. to open
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AVONDALE TERRACE

Detached corner Colonial brick. in
excellent condition: 8 rooms and
bath, full basement with recreation
full lot. Call MR.. MCINTOSH. Elk
3-24SO; ewes. and Sunday. AID. 2
6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Realtors. Ills nth st. NV
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TOP THIS
VETS-NO CASH

VETS-NO CASH
The following new and practically
new homes are available to veterans
on terms Of less than rent. priced
from $3.50 to S14.600.
COLLEGE PARK, B-RM. BUNGALOW
COLLEGE PARK, 6-RM. CAPE COD
EAST PINES, 6-RM. BUNGALOW
KENTLANp. 6-RM: COLONIAL
LEWI6DALE. 6-RM. RAMBLER
CHEVERLY. GRIN. ] NIB. COLONIAL
RTVERDALE. 5-RM. CAPE COD
HYATTSVTLLE Grin. 2.STORY
WOODLAND. GRIN. RAMBLER
RIVERALE, 6-RM., 1M-B. COLONIAL
For the LARGEST selection Of CT houses
In this section visit our once. Open
Sunday.
5sO4 Baltimore Ave-. Evansville. Nd.
Roberts s. Davis & Co.
WA $4,000
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COUNTRY HOME

COUNTRY HOME
2 ACRES OR MORE IF DESIRED
Charming country home IN
setting Of large oak shade
trees, facing Enterprise I'd.
Just OF Defense highway. 10
rooms. Fireplace in living
room and study. extra-large
Kitchen, hot-water heat, 2
porcheS. House completely
modernized. A chance to bly,
q truly fine home. Priced
under $4,000.
THOMAS F. HALEY
Realtor. Lanham. Nd AP. 7-s3O0
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8407 New HampShire Ave.
Carole Highlands
1921 DREXEL ST.

5.yr.-oid brick. Spacious iiy. rm:
with firepi., fully equipped kit, 4
bedrms. Il down and also 2 up
stairs), I'm. paneled rec. rm.,
screened rear porch. Cow. to newly
compl. elem. schools. Price reduced.
Erskine St., right to 18th avenue.
right to Drexel st.. left to open"
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CUSTOM RAMBLER

Only serious illness forcing
Q move to, another climate.
could possibly make the owner
part with this lovely home.
Panelled liv. rm. with fireplace.
2 twin-sized bedrms.. dinette,
huge ultra mod. Beauty-craft
kit: panelled club rm., with
bar and fireplace. Built-in gar:
lge. wooded lot. in picturesque
setting. mr.. new super-hvy.,
in Landover area. 10 min. to
downtown, asking only S14,-
$50. Open to all offers. (See
it, and you'll fall in love with
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RAMBLER-S13.5O0

Charming new rambler on
beautiful wooded lot. left.
living room with picture win
dow aud dining area. de luxe
electric kitchen with album
dance Of storage space and
formica breakfast bar. Large
closets with sliding doors in
bedrooms. Close to schools
and transportation.
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HOUSES FOR sAls-MD.
WE RECOMMEND
THESE TOP VALUES
OPEN 2 TO 6

THESE TOP VALUES
OPEN 2 TO 6
College Heights Estates
7205 COLESVILLE RID.
Distinctive Cape Cod brick. 4 bed
rooms, full baths. only i year old.
Place ,tS d, DIN; rm. large den, kitehs chez
Near Northwestern High School.
Convenient to Md. University. II
you are looking for something really
nice, see this home today.
Dir: East on University lane to Old
Colesville I'd. right to open sign.
PARKLAWN
5721 Chillum Manor Rd.
A sparkling detached home, q spa
cions rooms. tiled bath g bedrms.l &.
util. rm., lge; Anchor-fenced lot.
assumed. Consider small down ay-
Dir: Ont New Hampshire ave. to
East-West hwy, right tn Chillum
Manor rd., right to open sign.
84O7 New Hampshire Ave.
conv. loo, only q few blks. from
corner, brick rambler, only 2 yrs.
old: 3 bedrms. frepl.. all-elec.
Kit. with GE dishwasher: full bsmt.
Bus stop at corner: Sl4,950. No
reas. offer refused.
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HOUSES PoR sALg-MD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BRICK

2 -bedrm. Cape Cod with full stairway
large lot. 75xI4O IT,. fenced.
Open. warrant. To reach: Out Pa. ave.
sc. to end. right to .Suitland rd., lei!
about & mi. to Ridgecrest ar, right
to NO. 1888. JOHN H. McALLISTER,
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RAMBLER. &16,75O. A charming
46-ft. rambler situated on h-acre
lot, with. some trees. This OUT
cious living, in q planned COM
munity Priced to sell quick. CAN
now, LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-9400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

STONE HOME! See this handsome
the comfort and charm that only
an older home offers in this modest
price range Situated on a large
fenced yard with thousands of dol.
lars worth of mature paintings
Detached garage; hot-water heat;
awnings, storm windows: many
many extras; close to schools. shop
ping and transportation. Reduced
to S16,950. See this one today
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