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TWO JlnIA MEMORIAL AREA
Charming 2-bedrnl. apt. homes. with
dining alcove. de luxe Kitchens, incl.
garbage disposal and twin-sized bed
rms. In IN attrac. new bldg. at
400 N. 18th St., Arlington (Radnor
Apts.). Complete laundry facils. and
storage lockers, master TV antsnra; !;
and s minutes to Pentagon, See
Mrs. Martin. No. 8. ia. 7-7151 or
SHANNON d LUcaS CO.. 724 14th
st. NV. MA. S-2345.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has q few
and Q bedroom units available.
6-min. drive from the Pentagon.
Phone TIE 6-4400 or come to the
once IN Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. Yer.
non ave. and Russell I'd. Short term
leases on request. -.
400 N. QUEEN ST.-1 bedrn., lM-
ing rm.. dinette. kitchen and bath,
IT, a'iat'sii Radt'SibiaRRirsg iii s. REALTORS. sHs ~
ON BEpRM. AND ONE 2 BEDRM..
kit.-liv. rnn., din. area and bath.
very close in. conv. to schools.
churches, shopping and playground.
$3.50 and 500. ell gtilss. nn, fIrnd; 1
81 81 81 ri ,;i Il ssr' II ssia 1th 18Th e. J.;
DnfPLEx Hfsi HOME APT.-Large, new,
2nd-fioor apt. with 4 exposures; lge.,
de luxe kit with disposal; bedrms.
plus lge. rm. as 3rd bedrIm. or recr.
rm. S105. IA. 2-651S. 3
PARTLY FURN. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kitchenette and semibath. SAT. 30.
1884 N. 9Th ST.. Arl. ia. 7-3623.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALExANDRIA---Fenced yard. screened
porch: close to schools and shops.
2,bedroom brick. tile bath, nice
furn.; reas. III. S-6sSs. '' n'
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - s-bedrm.
all-elec. kit, full bsmt.. maids 8
rnl.; mr. park. schools. shop. $3.50
mo year lease. EN-. 326236. %
TAKOMA. PARKS rms, nicely furn.
Gas heat. Apply 6701 Westmoreland
AccoKEEK. MD.--1s mile. from
2. G, 2 bedrms.. new auto oh. -air
efoands neS ondoera eauR Haep "a Avail S0Gssa
to responsible adults as long term
tenants. Phone Riverside 3-47s3.
SHORT LEASE to good tenant. 8 bed
rm. basemt.:: deep freeze; Sii0. mo,
Wheaton. 10. 6-2SOO I'll o nm
SuG3.GINs .n3.as d HARRISON NC.
1898 SUMMIT PL. N.E.--e room and
path, gas automatic heat, close ID
transp. No. 1856. %
GEORGETOWN-Three bedrooms, III
baths; nicely furn., with Secluded
garden; eony. to all transp. $500
mo-. unllmited lease. Call ROBERT
s. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000. Q til 9.
CLEVELAND PARK--Three bedrms.
den. 2 freplaces, 1h baths. garage.
200 month. Immediately AD. T.
255l or write Box 316-K. Star. II
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-vacant, well
furn.: bedrns., bsmt., fenced yard
TOWN q SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-940O.
IL
SHOREHAM AREA--smali 2-bedrm
house; charming, well furnished:
$3.50 mo. DE. 2-5144.
N. ARL.-Charming little brick Co
lonial; 5 rms. screened porch; full
bsmt. with knotty-pine rec. rm.
nice yard: fine nefFhhorhood, nr.
everything; attrae. and compl. f,lrn. !:
S140. Oh 4-6425. -7
C0LOREU - NEAR 81. GABRIEL
CHURCH and school. is Sherman
Circle n.w.--FNrn. 3-bedroofa house
TO rent or sell. Open all day Sunday,
after 1850 pm. weekdays. 4
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HOUSES UNFuRAlsHED

MISUNDERSTANDING possession.
BIZ w. Glendale ave-. near Russell
rd.--4 bedrms.. full basement. oil
h.--w.h., large lot, garage, stove,
refgr. and wash. machine: Il bath IN
basement; close to bus and schools;
$3.50 per mo. Shown BY appt. only.
Kirk BROS. INC. Realtor, XII. g..
Ol35i eves.. XXI. 9-09T2. %
AMERICAN Univ. PARK--Brick a.
rm. Colonial: bedrms., Ist-fioor
powder rrn. bsmt.; huge fenced I'd. !;
Sl66 mo. Call MR.. BoLHAGEN,
OF. 4-4O11. JAMES Z. DIXON q
CO. 81. $1,000. 81
ARLINGTON, mr.. Wilson blvd. and
JeMerson--Detached with 2 bedrms. !,
oil heat. off-street parking. fenced
yard, Garden spece. nice neighbor-
hood; vacant; S65. Mr.. BAKER,
no. 2-S700.
ARLINGTON FOREST - 3-bedrm.
Colonial, liy. rnl.. din. rl1l., equip.
kit, full bsmt. VIII consider short.
term lease or monthly tenant; &i26
mo. =. 3 MAtG0IM, Nealtcf. 1929
y. 1st st.. ArI, "A. 7.302z. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

VICINITY FAIRFAX OR VIENNA
Middle-aged, couple without chill.
dren. will rent 2 or 3 bedrm. home
500. DU. 5-7404. -2
Raj FAMILY desires to rent furn.
det. house NV. Three bedrms.. sep.
din. rm.. screened porch. garage; up
to $500 mo. DE, 2-4400.
MODERN bedrooms; single; unfurn-
ished, NV. area preferred. Conyen-
tent transportation, Adults: approx.
$l25, by Jan. l. Lo. 7-2066.
FURNISHED HOUSE Ia Cathedral
Up to 5000 mo. cail col. NELSON,
ARLiNGTTdoN.ALLEsxAHDRiIA LssAii AREA
3 bedrooms with den or recreation
room unfurnished. Occupancy de-
sired January %. Call IA. 9-22l2.
---3
FURNISHED HOUSE - Minimum 4
bedrooms, from Feb. L. by British
diplomat family. Somerset-Kenwood
area. Phone OIL. 2-5913.
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BETHESDA
BY owner. Ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. 2-Story Colonial home. 81
twih-sized bedrooms; newly deco
rated, ideal location; walk to
ton; near Naval Hospital and NH.
Our Lady. of Lourdes parish. $3.50
per month. For information, call
OIL. 4-0741 or OIL. 4-75a7. -4
COLORED - 1446 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.--ll rms, 3 baths, auto. heat,
newly dec. Ideal for roOming house:
SI60 mo. JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 3-3320. --5
COLORED - 4i2l GEORGIA AVE.
N.W.--Lge. 6-rm. home, 2 Kitchens,
baths, finished bsmt. Arranged as
! REALTY Co. ME-. S-4941. Il
COLORED---i5:7 Sth ST. N.W.-10
rms. and bath; 5000. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA. S-5O20.
COLORED-421 9th. ST. S.W.-1O
rms. and bath: good condition. S100.
Gall R: "a A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors
CoLoRED-vnwe have several un-
furnished houses and apartments
for rent; good locations; reason
able rents; open 8 to 3 weekdays,
II to 5 pm. Sundays. SURETY
HEALt1 CO., 1851 N ST. NV.
cooIoRETDSM9iNEwLY REDEcoRATaD,
6-rm. house, back yard, basement
conv. to schools, churches, buses.
1911 Gale st. ne. Call SIGLER g.
WHITE OR COLoRED-Modern town
house, s rms, 3 baths; ideal for
professional man; $175 per month
ME. 8-4653, FULTON r. GORDON
CoIoRED-ToDD PL. NE, mr.. End
st.--6 rms, finished basement; gas
: neat; Sl05. Call 10 to 4. v. D.
JOHNSTON, HU. 3-4614. -3
COLORED--23rd AND E SITS. NV.
~ rms. bath, brick, oil heat; va
cant: Sl25. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
COLoREDw35 Va. AVE. s.W.-6
rms. and kit; $40. J. F. DoNoHOE
REAL ESTATE, Ii. B-6T67. --3
COL0kED-2-BEDRM. frame, cony.
b-4225 bet. 4:30 and $3.50 pm.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEoRGETOWN-Young lady to share
darling. 2-bedrm. house with an
other lady. Ii. 5-6700, Ext. 54479:
ewes, HO. 2.4323,
YOUNG MOTHER would like to share
3-bedrm. house with same. Call after
z. TU. 2-6405. %
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decorated s.
room brick seniidekaci1ed, located
Ill s., Wayne ST., near schools.
transportation and shnpping; $50 mo.
g. :. LANiER -. s-sss4
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HOUSES AVAILABLE

CHEVY CHASE; 3 EDR BEDRMs.- s1s5
CAP. HTS: 3 BEDRMS. 100
TEMPLEToN KNOLLS. 3 B.RS. 95
Maryland PIX; 8 BEpRMS. 90
ERNEST H. LUNG
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HOUSES FOR sAls---h.W.
pEABOTlY ST NW

ike rent. 6emidet. I rms; also rear rear
screened porch: carpettng and
drapes; Anchor fenced. gas heat.
Storm doors. Conv. transp., shopping
schools and churches. Partly furn-
ished. Nothing down to responsible
people. ROBERT CREME q CO. tn.
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COLoRED-36OO BLK. IIth ST.
N.W.--First commerciai; 4 bedrnis.,
modern kit. and bath; bsmt. equip.
for business use. MR.. SMITH, AID.
4-207a, DE. 2-l1B0. -3
C0LORED, 1905 lst st. N.W.-3
large complete apartments and nm
tshed basement. oil h.-w.h.. excellent
reasonsble down S payment. G'gJs uRcIono oito
REALTY co. NE. S-4941; ewes.
ia. 9-5150 II
C0L0RED-IeI6 GALLATIN ST.
N.W.-Beautiful detached 3-bedrm.
home at $15,a50. Phone to inspect
PHILIP B. KEY. Jr., Ju. S-1S00, or
Ju. S-g53S.
CoLoRED-iI0s NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.--S rms. bath. gas h, w.
h.. row brick; 1st comm. priced to
sell with no down payment to re-
sponsible party. Call or come to
office Of v1NN1CK & COHEN, 1902
L st. NV. NE. S-2294-TU. 2-0297.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
Nicely dec. 8 bedrms., u baths. liv.
rm. with flrepl., rec. rm., bar. stor-
age rlll., patio. SI75. Lease. II. A.
GILL & SON. DE. $4,000. eyes,. KE.
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COLORED

Ga. and Longfellow
Beautiful. lge. 6-rm. Colonial brick
in this fine NV. section. Immacu-
late condition; h.w. fls.; bsmt., auto.
heat; redecorated. Many others
available. Come to Office for keys.
1St NATL. REALTY
D Thomas Circle NV. RE 7.353t
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RI. TARA--N. ARLINGTON
3-bedrm. brick home. attached ga
rage: $3.50 per mo.
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2919 Cathedral Ave. NV.
Unfurn., avail. through May: 4sbed-
rms. 2 baths. $125 per mo.
CALL MR.. SHERWIN
H. L. RUST CO.
MA. s-s10o. 1001 18th ST. NV.
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. bricl
rambler: rent, SIPS per mo Will
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TWINBROOK
BETHESDA

8 bedrms.. fully equipped kit: " blk
to new mod school. easy access
to Route 240: avail. Immediately
S97 mo. Call TU. 2-2gl4, after Il
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PARK NORTH, S19,750.
What a sweet home! Clean as a pin
ana so convenient! Walk To every
thing. Near Van Ness and 3sth SITS.
2-door English-style stone and
brick--3 nedrms.
GREEN ACRES" Sl5,95o. VA
agrees with us. This is buy! Ap-
proved Gil. a-Story white Colonial:
superb neIghborhood. near Westgate
School. Just over D. C. iine-3 bed
full basement. Ewes, call WO. g.
5576. GORMAN p. YOUNG, EN-.
S-aol3.
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COUNTRY CLUB MANOR -bedrm.
brick Colonial: $135 per mo,
AREA--3-bedrm. brick
rambler: Sis per mo.
]. FULLER GROOM CO,
ia. 7-4487 REALTORS
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New Brick Rambler-D.C.

New Brick Rambler--D.C.
Shepherd Pk.--center hall. Liy. rm.
wkfirepl.. sep. din. rm.. de luxe kit.
Ekeating area. . twin-size bedrms.,
baths. Recr. rn1., maids rrn. and
bath. Garage. S34 ,ga5. .
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
Me. $500. 9 It'll 9.
WHITE OR COLORED-VACANT.
Al3 Rittenhonse n.w.-Semidet.: 3
good hedrnis.. big din. rfn., gas heat,
attic, hrepl. . scr. pchs., gar, deep
yard, schools and rec. center =
blocks; Open daily, . to 5. RA.
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NOW DOWN TO
S1O5 MONTH II

WITH FENCE S1l0
3 LARGE BEDROOMS
Only 6 Left Out of Development
of $50 Homes
SAMPLE--5062 11th ST. NE.
just North of New Providence
Hospital
Nearly new. semidetached homes,
Ia baths. full bsmt.: choice of
gas or oil heat: some with garbage
disposal units and fenced yards.
Beautifully equipped kitchen with
dining alcove: also famiiy-size din
OPEN oPEN SUNDAY. . TO 4
Weekdays by Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave. Just past
Catholic University to 18th ST.,
turn left l blk. on So. Dakota to
11th: l bus fare only.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC.
1912 5th ST. NV.
DI. 7-2434. Ii. 3-0565. DI. 7-S695
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bus. OPPORTUNITIES lcont. ]
LpELICATEssEN FOR SALE. corner n

|DELICATESSEN FOR SALE. corner Of
14th and Quincy stS. NV: cash OF
down pymt.; low rent. RA 6-9704 :
EXCLU. NV. DRUGSTORE, neares,
competition miles; - pharmacist
vol, low overhead; $4,000 down
Give name, address and phone
Box 2-K, Star.
gear REPAIR SHOP GARAGE, 1914
9th st. n,w.--Ready for occupancy;
gas blower heat for garage. HIR-
ROSE CO.. RE. 7-03o2. -3
GOING BUSINESS--Cenera garage
Sinclair, Goodyear and Gen. Electric
By ioo H. WISE annexed otSe1 10 main n
bldg. provides additional income;
failing health requires relinquisf
ownership soon. r.. a. w. SERVICE
co. Trenton, Fla. 80 miles from
u. of Fla.
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TOWN OF FAIRFAX
Income property, with excellent po-
tential. annual possible income now
$4,000; 12.700 So. #. zoned busi-
ness; choice corner location on Ar
lington blvd; excellent building
expansion possibilities; city water
and sewer in; $47,500. Box 31S-K,
Star
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NURSERY SCHOOL IN VA.
$4,000 yr. net profit. Can be IN
creased. Amply stated. Indoor
and outdoor equipment. Preschool
through lst grade. Large estab.
Owner ill, must sacrifice, $4,000
cash down will handle. Rent, S225
mo. Lease with option to buy.
BEAUTY SALON
Govt. Army. post. practically no rent
or competition. Price only $1.75U
for going business
GIFT SHOP
We have sold many. This is one of
the most artisticalIy decorated and
beautifully equipped. Excellent se-
lected stock. Hallmark, Price,
$4,000, Plus stock. See today.
BEAUTY SALON
Mont County. Price. $1,000. Another
has operators. Modern equip. !,
splendid business. Cash or terms.
CLEANING-PRESSI
ALTERATIONS
S2T5 weekly can be greatly increased
If purchaser can do alterations. Price,
1850, terms: rent $100. lease.
BEAUTY SALON
Sc. business section. 3 operators.
$500 cash down handles. Air.
cond, mod. equip. Other shops. all
sections D. c., nearby Md. and Va.
That's our specially.
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% S1,eoo cash. fnll price, 8 refgrs,.
4 baths. Rent, $3.50. Lease. Mt.
Pleasant area. (2l vic. 18th and P
SIS 6 NV Sa6e Rent Slo oisneis lesse ,nrdSe r5iSe
To buy or sell. contact MYRTLE A.
WEADON CO., ME. S-6540, HO.
- rO1n Tou'er QSR19
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MAGAZINES, NEWS
In lobby of exclusive hotel, high
all utilities, owner states Sl,700l
monthly plus sightseeing business,
loaded with stock. full price
81. 900. terms.
I ,a11e Pastor EX 3-2555l
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LUNCHEONETTE
Hot dogs hamburgers, coffee. school
area: owner anxious to sell; no
reasonable Noffer refused. Exclusive.
Ewes, shea Chasen. RA. 6-543S.
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
GAL st. NV. MA. S-9373
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COLORED-oNLY $495 DIN.
SlsS S..4 Hsasa sreE & 's.qsdf';sa:s &. sa sS
2 stoves, refgrs.. air-condition-
ins units and. as you can see. st
the terms above Is almost TOO
good 70 be true. Call Mr.. Kitch-
sns.. ATLAS REALTY CO.. 81. B.
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FRED A. SMITH CO.
COLORED
$500

No down payment to OF for this g
rm.. good-condition, row brick home.
Call til 8 pm. r. A. HUMPHREYS,
RaaltAre Ma Q.H000
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
S+uthard Wins
Photo Contest

Tony Stuthard, Route /. Lon
don. Ohio, has been named win
ner in two divisions of the ma
tional Photo Roundup Contest
sponsored by the official maga-
zine of the Future Farmers of
America, The National FUTURE
FARMER.
The contest rules, as specified
in the Summer issue of the mag
azine, allow for four divisions:
Animals and Birds, Farm and
Nature Scenes, Sports and Fun,
and People. Tony's entries won
first prizes in both the Animals
and Birds and the Sports and
Fun divisions. Both were taken
with a Brownie Hawkeye camera
and Kodak film. The winning pic
ture in the first division, of h i S
dog, will appear in the Fall issue
of the magazine which will come
out October 5. The second win
ming picture was of Tony, his
horse, and his dog.
The Future Farmers of Amer
lea organization is m a d e up of
$4,000 members all over the
United States and neighboring
countries. The circulation of 150,-
900 of The National FUTURE
FARMER is comprised mostly of
members of the chapters. The
magazine is inSits second year of
DIlhIication
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Dems Stage Rally
At Springfield
tuesday, Sept. Il

A Seventh Congressional Dis
strict Democratic Fund Raising
dinner at $40 per plate for men
and $5 per plate for women, will
be held in the Woman's Building
at the Clark County fairgrounds,
Tuesday, September 81 at 8 pm.
Featured speaker is Senator
Olin d. Johnston, of South Caro-
lima, former two-term governor
of the state and now serving his
second term in the u. S. Senate.
u. S. Senator Thomas A.
Burke, has already accepted an
invitation and other state candi-
dates, including Gov. Frank K.
Lausche, have been invitd to at
tend.
This will be the formal open
ing of the Democratic Congress
ional Campaign of Mayor G..
Louie Wren of Bellefontaine
Former 1t. Gov. gorge D.
Nye will be POSTMASTER of tn e
meeting for which Danil ]. Lon
ey of Springfield is genaral chair
man.
William E. Gallagher of Lon
don, can be contacted by any in
Madison County who care to pur-
chase tickets and attend the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Workers Walk Out
At Westinghouse

The mighty new Westinghouse
plant on the Columbus west side
stood idle Thursday when w h t
was termed a "non-strike" walk
out. The demonstration was effee-
ted at the time w h e n the COM
pany planned to hold a day-long
"Open House" dedication of the
S45, 100000 appliance factory. All
plans for the dedication cere-
mony were definitely called off,
according to works manager, E.
L. Smith.
The walkout was staged by 215
employees on the econd shift
Wednesday evening. Union Off
cials said that the demonstration
came about in 8 controversy re-
garding the shifting of workers
from job to job regardless of sem
iority.
A number of workers from the
London and Madison County
areas are idle and no immediate
conclusion to the unexpected
walkout were seen soon. Com
pany officials said that all work
will be suspended until further
negotiations are made.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Patrick J. Kirwin
Service Thursday

Solemn requiem high mass for
Patrick ]. Kirwin, age 70, of Co
lumbus former London merchant
who died in Mt. Carmel Hospital,
Sunday after long illness, was
said Thursday morning in Holy
Rosary Catholic Church, Colum-
bus, by his nephew, Msgr. James
NJ. Kirwin of Post Arthur, Texas.
Interment was in st. Joseph's
Cemetery, Columbus.
Mr.. Kirwin was a native of
Circleville. He resided in London
for many years, operating a shoe
store here, and moved to Colum-
bus from here 28 years ago.
He was prominent in political
circles for many years, serving as
custodian of state buildings dur
ing the administration of Gov.
George White. He was also widely
known for his work in the knights
of Columbus, being a past state
deputy of the Ohio Knights of Co
lumbuS; was a charter member of
London Council K of G and a
Fourth Degree member of the
organization. He was also a MEM
Der of the Shamrock Club.
At the time of his death, he was
in charge of the insurance pro-
gram for the knights of Colum-
bus in Ohio. s. ....
Surviving are his widow: Anna;
four daughters, the Misses Mary,
Margaret and Elizabeth all of the
residence, 1924 Franklin Avenue,
Columbus; and Mrs. James Trit-
schiller of Cleveland; four sons, Ed
ward, Robert and Richard, all of
Columbus and James of South
Bend, Indiana; IL grandchildren
and two hrnthers D"ni"l If
Athens and Joseph of Circleville.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Cecil G. Harsh
Elected Master
OF Pomona Grange

Cecil G. Harsh, Fairfield
Grange, past deputy grange
master for Madison County, was
elected Master when Pomona
was entertained by Science Hill
Grange at its Hall in Summer
ford Friday night. He succeeds
Delbert Dorm, of Range Com
munity Grange.
Others elected to serve as Off
GERS of Pomona for the next term,
are: Mrs. Mary Roby, Plain City
Grange, overseer; Mrs. Harry
Turvy, Jr., Spring Fork Grange
lecturer; Floyd Bogenrife, Range
Community Grange, steward;
Rodger Baker, Range Communi-
ty Grange, assistant steward;
Mrs. How Deck, Oak Run
Grange, chaplain; Charles Truitt,
Fairfield Grange, treasurer; Mrs.
Cecil Gaver, Darby Grange, sec
retary; Carl Shier, Plain City
Grange, gate-keeper; Mrs. Amy
Fisher, Spring Fork, Ceres; Mrs.
Cecil Ridenour, Range Communi-
ty, Pomona; Mrs. Ira Hunter,
Fairfield, Flora; Mrs. Rodger
Baker, Range Community, lady
assistant steward.
Floyd Deck, Science Hill
Grange, was elected a member of
the executive committee an d
John Sanford of Spring Fork,
was elected legislative agent.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Sen. Burke Score Record OF
83rd. Congress At Rally
Junior Leaders
Plan Big HaYride

The Madison County Junior
Leadership Club will have hay
ride at the Arthur Meeker farm
on Saturday evening. September
Is, at s o'clock. according to
Richard Dunkle, Chairman of the
Club.
A h a y ride, weiner roast and
other activities have been plan
ned by the committee. Commit
tees for the program are: Pro-
gram and Food-Mary Kay Dill
ingham, Joyce Paullin. Jerry
Morehart and Paul Sullivan; Lo-
Cation-N orma an Dorm, Helen
Boerger, J y Straley and Char
lene Hennis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Sale Tax Totals
Show Big Gains

Reflecting federal reserve re-
serve reports of substantial in
creaSeS in retail sales, sales tax
collections for the week ending
September 4, 1854 scared to S3,-
618,287, State Treasurer Roger w.
Tracy said today.
The receipts not only set a new
high for the current fiscal year
which began last July l, but also
exceeded by S30O,399 the collec-
tions for the corresponding period
of last year, Track pointed out.
This represents a jump of 9.05
per cent over a year ago, and an
increase of $500, ,450, or 1919 per
cent over the collections of S3,-
015,837 for the week ending Aug
ust %, 1854.
Six of the eight classofications
registered gains over a year ago,
ranging from S28,477 in the food
group to $1O1, ,425 in the building
classification, and $111,327 in the
general department store cate
CORY.
Only two major groups to show
declines, and their respective a.
mounts, were, furniture, S1968,
and automotive, S56,993. In the
latter group motor vehicles aC-
counted for loss of $61,171, a
portion of which was offset by
gains shown by oil stations and
auto accessories.
Totals in Madison county show
ed receipts to be $8,013.22 for l
week period Sept. 8 as against
$6,657.92 for a like period last
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Raiders To Meet
Northeastern Hi
Here Friday Mite
BY BEN BEATTY

BY BEN BEATTY
London'S opening & game with
Northeastern this Friday night
promises to provide all the thrills
of an opening game between two
highly competitive and evenly
matched schools. While last
years score stood at 81 to 0 in
London, this year Coach Ollie
Cline, onetime great football star
of Ohio State. is now head coach
of Northeastern, is bringing back
a seasoned t e am to this years
tourney. Revenge would be sweet.
London's probable starting
line up-LT-50-Harris, LT-53
Adams, LG-30-Martin, c.
40-Baker, RG-38- Smith, RT-
55-PowelI, RE-52-Ames, OBJ
46-Le Beau, LH-33-Stahl, REI
Wilson, FB-36-Howard.
London's show of power last
Friday night, and Coach Cline'S
determined squad will make this
opener. one to see.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Mrs. Counts Dies
In Hospital

Mrs. Lewis Counts. age 70, died
Friday morning at six o'clock at
White Cross Hospital, Columbus.
Mrs. Counts had suffered a stroke
on Thursday and was removed to
the hospital in the Schlechty-Fich-
ner ambulance.
A member of the Sedalia Pres
byterian Church, Mrs. Counts is
survived by her husband; two
sons, Roger d. County, Madison
County treasurer and Paul w.
Counts of Circleville and one
grandson, Roger d. Counts, End,
of London.
Funeral services at the residence
on the Federal Road, near Sedalia.
Interment in Sedalia Cemetery by
Schlechty-Fichner Funeral Serv-
ice.
Friends may call at the resi-
dence Saturday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Man Gets | To 7
On Hog Thefts

Homer Anderson, Portsmouth,
changed his plea to guilty on a
grand larceny charge, before
Judge James F. Bell in common
pleas court and was sentenced to
one to seven years at hard labor
in the Ohio Penintentiary
Anderson was charged with
stealing % lie d of hogs valued
at approximately $1,400 and be-
longing to Ross Alkire and Har-
old Jacobs, on or about March 4,
1854.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Grand Jury Still
In Session Here

The September term of the
Madison County Grand Jury,
called in Monday, September 13
for examination of witness in 36
cases by Prosecuting Attorney,
Forrest E. Sidener, Jr., was re-
cessed Wednesday noon. The
jury is expected to re-convene
Friday morning and proceed
with its work until finished.