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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
OPERATION REDBREAsT

Spring housekeeping a n d
other household chores are
having to take second place at
the Raymond Patterson home,
80 Ohio Avenue, while Mrs.
Patterson devotes her time to
ornithology.
Her interest was aroused
this spring when Mrs. Robin
Redbreast came around the
four posts on the PatterSon's
front porch but found none of
them suitable or to her liking,
for homesteading. Then sudden
ly one day as Mrs. Patterson
was watching, she noticed a
fluttering about, and discover
ed that the robin family had
moved into an apartment in
a secluded corner of the porch;
she could just see Mrs. Robins
head sticking up over the top
of the nest.
Time went on and then Mrs.
Patterson saw Mother Robin
coming back with food for her
family dangling from h her
beak, and later saw one of the
birdlings taken from the nest
after its demise.
Som chow the Pattersons
found out that there were still
four in the nest, going one by
one on short flights to try out
their wings. 1T has been so in
teresting to watch this whole
operation redbreast.' I'm GER
tainly going to miss them when
they move out" said Mrs. Pat
terson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Be Sensible On
Memorial Day
Says Red Gross

If you want to increase your
chances Of returning from your
Memorial Day weekend alive and
in good health, the Red Cross
suggests a few common sense pre-
cautions on your holiday, says
John w. Stroupe, chairman of
First Aid and Water Safety of
Madison County chapter.
Last year SO persons went out
to enjoy a Memorial Day swim
and never returned. 1t happens
every year because many people
are taking their first dip since the
previous summer and overestimate
both their swimming ability and
their physical condition.
Here are some precautions that
may save your life:
Don't try to show off abilities
you don't possess. Remember, dis
tances over water often are great
er than they appear.
If you must go on a distance
swim, have someone accompany
you in a boat to give assistance
if required. Better still, swim
parallel to the shore where you
can get to shallow water quickly.
Wait one and one-half hours
after you eat before swimming.
Enter the water gradually espec-
tally if it is cold. If you dive in,
make sure the water is deep
enough and has no hidden rocks.
Swim in a safe place, prefer
ably one supervised by life guards.
Never swim alone. Be sure some
one is nearby who can help you
if you get into trouble.
Stick to your boat if it upsets
or swamps. A wooden canoe or
boat, or metal one with good air
tanks, will float, even when filled
with water; so will a boat with
the proper size outboard motor.
If you do get into trouble -
keep calm, don't struggle. Keep
your hands under water, kick
your feet, and head for shore.
Get out of the water and rest
as soon as you feel at all tired
Take your sun gradually - a few
minutes the first day, then grad
ually increased exposure.
Of course, you should learn to
swim if you are going to play a.
round the water. You can't find
a better sport to save your life
Ask your local Red Cross chapter
how you can enroll for free
courses in swimming, lifesaving
boating, canoeing, or sailing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Two Teen-Agers
Admit Gun Theft

Deputy Sheriffs Robert Allison
and Herbert Markley arrested
Kenneth Crawford, 18, of 210
South Walnut Street, London and
Cecil Travis, Jr., 10 of Georges
VILE Wednesday for alleged steal
ing of q calibre revolver from a
farmer near Sedalia.
On a charge of petty larceny
they had hearing in Justice
Gerald Baynes court Thursday
afternoon, pleaded guilty and
We're fined $500 and costs and
given 80 days in Madison County
Jail, SO days suspended on good
behavior for one year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
County Commencement
Plans Set For Next Week

for the four 9Th grade schools
started Tuesday evening, when
Somerford township had exercises
for IA students, with an address
by Rev. Robert Harmon.
The Deercreek commencement
will be May 26 for 13 students,
Reverend d. B. Case of West JEFF
ferson, speaker. Rev. Robert Har-
mon will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon.
The Pike exercises for IA stu
dents will also be May 26 with
an address by Reverend Nash
who will also deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon.
Canaan 8th grade exercises will
be at 8 pm. Monday May "a, in
the auditorium. Fred L. Crabbe,
Columbus attorney, speaker.
West Jefferson, baccalaureate
speaker.
AlIg CAGll150o A0A 80 o~As
iors, Reed M. Winegardner, Wash
ington c. H., speaker. Rev. r. E.
Mosslander, baccalaureate speaker
THURSDAY, MAY 27
jefferson exercises for 26 sem
iors, z. E. Holt superintendent
of schools of city of Springfield.
Rev. Father Charles Webb, bacca-
laureate speaker.
Madison exercises for 10 sem
iors, r. M. Eyman, assistant direc-
tor of education of Ohio speaker
Reverend Bush, baccalaureate
speaker.
Mt. Sterling, exercises for 27
seniors, DR.. Galen Starr Ross OF
Capitol College, speaker. Rev.
Joseph Snyder, baccalaureate
speaker.
The commencement exercises
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Poppy Day Sale
Set May Fl and u

The Auxiliary of Madison Post
American Legion, will have its an
nual sale of Memorial Day Pop
pies in London on Friday and Sat-
urday, May q and %.
The poppies which are made by
Veterans will be sold by members
of the Auxiliary on the streets
and in the residential section over
the week end.
Entire proceeds from the sale
will go toward rehabilitation pro-
jects of the Auxiliary for hospit-
allied veterans and for aid to
veterans families, Mrs. Floyd Will
liams, president of the Auxiliary
stated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
R. C. Rea Steps Down As COP
Head Hume New Chairman
Madison Local
Baccalaurea+e
Set For Sunday

On the afternoon of May %,
baccalaureate services will be held
at Madison Local School for nine
teen Seniors.
Invocation and benediction will
be given by Rev Joe Johnson.
Speaker for the afternoon will be
Pastor r. T. Rugh of London.
Special music will be given by
Madison's mixed choir and a duet
by Barbara Jones and Janet
Bruce.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Sonlerford Plans
Memorial Service

Somerford Memorial Day Ser
vices will be held Sunday May
% at 2:30, at the Somerford Twp.
Cemetery.
The Rev. Dana johnson will be
the speaker.
Music will be furnished by the
London Community Band. The
Gettysburg address by Burt Laird,
and Roll Call by Joyce DeVore.
Raising of the Flag by Ronnie
Ackerman and Garry McMahen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Deercreek In
Exercises May 26

The Deer Creek Twp. School
9th grade commencement will be
held at the school gym Wednes-
day, May 26 at 8 o'clock. Rev. D.
B. Case Baptist minister of West
Jefferson will give the class ad-
dress. The public is cordially in
Vitad
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
DemS Reflect
Gallagher Head
OF Committees

Madison County Republicans or
ganized at meeting Monday night
in the assembly room of the court
house, r. c. Rea, retiring chair
man, presiding.
Officers for the Central Com
mittee, are: Horace II. Hume,
chairman; Wallace V. Nicols, sec
retary; E. p. Speasmaker, trea-
surer.
A nominating committee for the
executive committee was COM
posed of f. p. Speasmaker, chair
man, H. c. Hill, Mt. Sterling and
William Murray, Mt. Sterling. r.
+. d. Officers and members of
the executive committee, are:
Horace H. Hume, chairman; f. P.
Speasmaker, vice chairman. Wal
lace V. Nicols, secretary and f.
P. Speasmaker, treasurer; Charles
p. Hay and Robert J. Feddern.
West Jefferson; John Taylor. Mon
roe; William Murray, Pleasant.
Kenneth Dorm, Range; H. c. Hill.
Mt. Sterling; Wenner Botkin, Plain
City; Howard Sark, Fairfield.
North; Allen Silver, jefferson: ].
E. ByerS, E. p. Speasmaker, Wal
lace V. Nicols, Merlin Wicker
London; Horace H. Hume, Union
and Millard Binns, Paint East.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE
LONDON - / A, Stewart An
derson, l b, Paul Alexander; 2 A.
Charles Crabbe, 2 B, ]. E. Byers;
A, Floyd B. Hillman, Jr., 3 B,
(. P. Speasmaker; 4 A, Douglas
Davis and 4 B, Wallace v. Nicols.
Elton M. Roby, Canaan; Roy
Lombard, Darby; z. c. Cannon,
Plain City East; Wenner Botkin.
Plain City West; Lowell SNYDER.
Deercreek; Howard w. sark, Fair-
field. North; Leo Pierce, Fairfield
South; Richard Thomas, jefferson
North; Carl E. Thomas, Jefferson
South; Charles P. Hay, West JEFF
ferson 1; NJ. H. Mellott, West JEFF
ferson 2; Robert J. F'eddern, West
Jefferson 3.
John Taylor, Monroe; Weldon
Brown, Oak Run; Millard Binns.
Paint East; George Ropp, Paint
West; Robert Burns, Pike: Ira
Hunter, Pleasant East; William
F. Murray, Pleasant West; H. c.
Hill Mt. Sterling East; John Arbo-
CAST, Mt. Sterling West; Marion
Dewey, Range East; Kenneth
Dorm, Range West; Eldon White
side, Midway; Joe McWhirt, SOM
erford; Emery Rapp, Stokes;
Charles B. Lutz, South Solon;
Horace H. Hume, Union.
Madison County Democrats at
their organization meeting Friday
evening, reelected William E. Gal
lagher, chairman of both Central
and Executive committees; named
Forrest F. Rihl, Sedalia, vice
chairman and Donald H. Rea,
secretary-treasurer, of both.
The Executive committee men,
bers are, William Z. Gallagher,
Forrest F. Rihl, Donald H. Rea,
Henry P. Beathard and p. c. Gay
nard, London, John Mooney, and
Moses. L. Adams, Deercreek; AL
fred Burrell, Jefferson; John
Gruenbaum and James Miller,
Plain City; Emmett Corson, Paint;
James Sullivan Range; Paul Mad
. den, Oak Run; Morse Wentz,
Pleasant and Francis Sullivan,
Monroe.
Continued on Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Ray johnson Wins
Recent Promotion

GREAT LAKES, ILL. (FHTNC)
Marine Cpl. Ray Johnson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. johnson
of Route l, South Solon, Ohio, has
been promoted to his present rank
while serving at the Marine Base,
U. S. Naval Training Center here.
He is a graduate OF South Solon
High School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Two County Girls
Make Freshman
Honorary At OSU

COLUMBUS, o., May 19. -
Initiation of 65 Ohio State Univer
sity freshmen women by Alpha
Lambda Delta, national freshmen
women's scholastic honorary, was
announced today following cere-
monies Tuesday evening, May 18,
in Pomerene Hall on the campus.
Only freshmen women with a Gu
mulative point-hour ratio of $50
after at least two quarters are
eligible. The new initiates from
Madison County are: Dolores M.
Phillips, l New Hampshire Ave,
London and Mary A. Tope Sedalia.
ON HONOR ROLL
Mary Tope, Sedalia, was among
305 students achieving high scho-
lastic attainments averages Of
3.25 or better) in Ohio State Uni
versity's College of Commerce
during the Winter Quarter as an
nounced by John r. Erwin, secre-
tary of the college.
GEORGE RHoADEs
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
George Rhoades, who has been
seriously i'll in Mt. Carmel Hos
pital for the past three weeks fol-
lowing a serious heart attack, is
improving at his home on North
Oak Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
O. {. LiIIer Gets
Resurfacing And
Bridge Contract

o. Z. Liller, London, has been
awarded a contract by the State
Highway Department tor grading,
draining and reSurfacing part of
Route SO, south of London. The
contract includes u new bridge on
Center St. Estimated cost of the
project was S67, $50 and went to
the Liller firm on a bid of $55, ,934.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Sheep Dipping
Starts June Is

Sheep dipping will commence
about June Is in Madison County,
according to Eldon Harsh, Chair
man of the Madison County Para
site Control Committee. Mr.. Frank
Oberdier, who has been doing the
dipping for the county sheepmen
in previous years will return to
do the work again this year. The
Coopers Dip will be used to con-
troll ticks and lice at the cost of
20c per head. Drenching will also
be done at the same time and the
available drench will be Pheno-
Arsenic at the cost of 15c per head.
The County Sheep men will soon
get a letter and a return card
concerning the dipping informa-
ton.
Any further information may be
obtained from the County Agents
Office. The County Parasite Con-
troll Committee consists of Eldon
Harsh, Chairman; Jack Donahue,
Eugene Harbage and Richard Har-
bage.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
e OUR
"a Town
MYSTERIOUS NOSE

MYSTERIOUS NOSE
People can do the darned-
est things! Right now a So
called private eye" is watch
ing every move a certain Lon
don man makes. Who hired
the "shamus" to do this is
large sized mystery as is the
reason for such shenannigans.
Matter of fact, a private de-
tective comes pretty high in
sofar as wages and expenses
are concerned. We are sure
that, were we being shadowed,
we would lead the shadow a
merry chase to such faraway
places. as BuzZard'S Glory,
Hardscrabble and points
north.
Seems like it would be fun
trying to shake such char
acter. Perhaps it would be
easy to lure the shamus out
into the country and flatten
him with an adze. Or maybe it
would be better to hire big
ger detective to follow the
man who hired the one here.
Seems a mighty bothersome
business for the guy being
watched and, while we do not
advocate mayhem in any
form, we nevertheless feel
that a good punch in the nose
may be warranted. And, of
course, the old shingle nail
trick is still a good way to
deflate a snooper!
PERSONAL
The personal column of an
Indiana newspaper carried the
following item not long ago
John come home. Mother de-
cided not to come"
sEANERY
Sign in a Route 40 drive-in
- please pray when served!
HOLY MATRIMoNY
Heard an amusing bit con-
cerning a man who, upon
leaving the house each eve
ming, would call to his wife
Good night little mother
of three!'
This caused the wife no lit
tie irk and one night after the
usual from friend husband she
retaliated with Good
night you husband of one!
Last report had it that the
husband hasn't been out of the
house for a month.
HuMMN!
An egotist is guy who has
the Internal nerve to claim
that he is what you know
you are!
sUDN THoTs
Put two and two together
and they'll start coop! And
then there is the salesman's
lament-"TheSe are the times
that try mems soles!'
oUlP
Young soldier explained his
presence in the guard house
this way, Il am serving out a
furlough-I went too fur and
sank too low!"
PENELOPE
Penelope Febledorster, the
perfect secretary, while max
ing out an application form,
came across one question
which asked, single-married-
divorced? She answered with
one word-"YeS"!
WELT
Best thing about growing
older and wiser is the fact
that you don't have to grow
younger and sillier.
WiMMIN
The girls will tell you that
it is their inborn right to
change their minds. 1t is also
evident that they reserve the
right to be wrong upon oc-
casion and sometimes
upon no occasion.
DAFFYNITIoNs
Beauty Parlor - a tomato
plant.
Marriage - a ring and two
squares.
Puppy Love-the beginning
of a dogs life.
FISHING
A popular sport and be-
coming more popular all the
time is fishing with bow and
arrow-just like the "Injuns'
used to do. Leastways a feller
doesn't have to dig worms!
KID STUFF
The teacher wrote on the
blackboard, IT amt had no
fun" whats wrong with
that?" she asked.
Little Willie, aged 10, stood
up and said, Get a boy
friend'
LAST WORD
The first thing some women
w~n4sx~ ah1tsA n yNNaya 10 xulunf her
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
MAN FINED

Lester Wilson, was ordered in
common pleas court to pay a fine
of $50 and costs for violation of
probation. Wilson, entered a plea
of guilty on an indictment for
assault and battery on June 8,
1853.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
SENTENCE SUSPENDED

Albert Bean, on information for
trespassing upon grounds of a
penal institution, on his plea of
guilty to the charge, was
sentenced in common pleas court
to 10 days in Madison County Jail
and fined $1,000 and costs, with
sentence suspended.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Tax Collections
Continue To LAG

Weekly sales tax collections
continue to lag behind receipts
for corresponding periods of a
year ago, but accumulated collec-
tions for the fiscal year to date
are still running considerably a.
head of a year ago, State Treas
urer Roger w. Tracey said today.
For the week ending May 8,
1854, total receipts were $3,151,-
131, which represented a decline
of $161 ,038 for the same period a
year ago.
However, collections for this
fiscal year, to date, amounted to
S163, ,533, ,324, as compared with
only S157, 7,013,165 last year. This
is an increase of $6,520,159, or a.
Is per cent more than receipts OF
year ago.
The automotiye classification
accounted for slightly more than
the overall net decline in collect
ions covered by the report. The
decline in motor vehicles alone
amounted to S168.054. -
Three classifications including
chain stores, building and depart
ment stores, registered sizeable
gains which offset in part the
sag in receipts from the automo-
tive classification.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

7O3 MT. VERNON PL., cor. 9TH NV.
Twin beds. refgr.. gas stove; also
single. Sc ea. wk. Everything furn.
s7Oo ssth ST. Nw.-clean, cool
bed-liv. rm. and kit. with refgr.,
nk s sna Ttns ssth n eo S wiFqan
DUPONT CIRCLE-Lge. clean cool
rms. newly decorated; linen and
daily maid service; SIS and SIC q
wk; 1916 goth st. NV. I'll
s ysR s sh0 xk d ST. aDf HS5saG; F'fsr
mo-; rms. extra Ice. $45. 9Sgg
Severe ard; 50; Sc; rI II; 3-67So. ..;- s,le
es17 esth ST. N.W.-Nicely turn,
rm,: water, refer; no drinking
NR r. DUPONT cIRcLE-completely
furn;. incl. running water and refgr.
1912 2lst st. NV. ME. S-5473s
1866 WYOMING. NV -lse attrac.
rms, all cows. grill. pvt: refgr.
2723 ONTARIO RID. N.W.--Sele. efIic.
refgr., cooking; $3.50 mo, az utilS
DuPoNT CIRCLE, 1893 p n.W.GLge
front rm. and kit, LIST H.. $12.50
wk. Also bsmt. apt. AID. 2-1365.
174O p ST. NV, 1.-THE churchiiiS-
bath: Si6 wk. NO. 7-9S6S. --26
BEDROOM, kit; $12.50; gas refgr.
phone. Also single; SO. 735 N
Capitol st. DI. 7-0S46
1O5 4th ST. N.E.-Completely furn.
Sk roo semip SRen baps qrch ut 7Sss az
1228 NJ ST. N.W.-S6 up for sgie.
rms; dble., refer. grill. $11.5o up;
1871 G ST. s.E.-Bedroom and small
kitchen; reas. rent. Ii. 7-53S2. lis
REFINED BACHELOR OR CPLE.-l
bedrm.. lge. mod. kit. semipvt. bath
$50 mo. EN-. 3-4645. lis
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FARM AND GARDEN

FRKEzER sALE-.e-eu.-ft. uprisht
LoNEY's. si26 Ga. ave. sil.. spg
ROTO-TILlERs AND GARDEH
finance MALoNEY'6. INC. SAT-
Georgia ave.
IsALE--Demonstrator. lawn mowers
Toro, Huffy. Eclipse. As low as
S SlS 90 e hand 4 si BE Il a.. po sTs
Silver Spring. JU. s-3333.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
INC, Silver Spring. Md. ~. $500
INC CUE tractor as low as S770. fol
| fnfm lawn. garden nurseries. Gem
| eteries. golf course, industrial. etc
MALONEY'S, INC, Silver Spring, Nd
USED POWER MOWERS and garden
tractors at HECHINGERs NE
| STORE. In working cond.- Priced
from SS6 up. See Mr. Jones II
B SiiI oa1si ' }or grading. excavat-
CAN I'M 1855: nights. AP. 7-O5ss
TRACTOR = walking tractor; ~
h.p. standard: Ain, pillow, buzz saw,
fence row gutter blade; Eshe aHHs
|
SOD, freshly watered. loaded on your
| truck, Ice I'd. over 100 yds.: csc I'd
| les than 100 vds. At Olney. Md. Cal
bet. and 5. Flu. s-5s14; after. 8
IFii3GsT STONE PATIos. walks. retain.
| interpreting. pipe drainage, grad
ing, seeding. r. MARcUCCIo. Po
fLANSSsscAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Iop s9ni.. ma FTssr trees ana shrub 1S
4s6s4s sa. JE s-ssass . JE 2 seos7s -
TRACTOR. Allis-Chalmers. Model B,
| overhauled last fall; new tires. one
| SIT. disk. one 12-in. 2-bottom
pillow. / cultivator. i spring-tooth
hare, l wagon; also 1 black Holstein
family tsDals,. Cow 90 sen a 81 toEstheTf OF
NV E9UIPMENT@Full line o
International tractors and farm
equip. New Holland and New Idei
farm equip; Sherman and Henri!
backhoe and loader irTlEation. Meyei
Brillion grass seeders. Esee Flov
lime sewers. baler and binder tWine
| parts and service. MALONEY'S
USED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. osc
s with sraSsr 1ifS % ~ HtH ed REov r es
III combines with motor: Tsp ha!
| chopper, HIM corn planter. 45 If
| pto baler, 50-gallon sprayer. JohI
Deere pto. harvester with row croI
and hay attachments MALONEY'S
TREE Rec REMOVAL s fsGrS' trimming NM toppin,
ana land cleared. Fully insured
GARDEN TRACTOR, shaw, motto
overhauled:s cutter bar. cultivators
Killers: best offer over $100. Or
display Whitmore a. Arnold. Purcell
y yie; a- 49, e' !" OF can Si Mis
TOP SOII-very good rich top sol
| fol lawns and green houses: yer!
reasonable. Call 10. S-4933. 20
$12 TOP SOIL $12
Best by test. Big 5-yard load de-
| liVered. JE. 4-4O71. 17s
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REFRIGERATOR

REFGRS.. 2, good cond., cheap,
Kitchen cabinet, cost S45. sell $40
REhsIriaG TsSSSS AND BAR EoUiP.
MENTi cost. bar, 12 stools. booths.
steam table eanopys. display case.
Can be seen after pm. Sold By
OWNER. !27 y St. ne. lis
canary bird and misc. Leavlns
city. Must sacrifice. Ho. 2-2572,
RUG, reversible fher. 12x15. prac-
tically. new; reasonable price. "a
sESSsRyEsTARIAL DESK. mahogany
So. Hide-away bed. foam rubber
SIS. Studio couch. $25. AID. 4-S679
Ewes To. 2-1Slh. --l6
MACHINES, Friday. satur.
day only. Beautiful round bobhin
console: was S140.5 now, 500
Electric portable. $3.50. zisxal
machines. 3Sl2 Lee hwy. IA; 2
SEWING MACHINES-speeial sale O
all feathefweight portahles. Cholet
500. so. 1918 Pa. ave. NV. Ma
Ss1U6C. 4O
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FANS Of all types for every applica-
cS 0n ma. ss $3.50. y THE oRidsBY Go
CHAIN SAWS. i-man. SI2 per day;
TOOLS q EQUIP. Co, 10. 9-6SSi
CMAlN SAWS Imam. sly per day
oman SIS per day RENTAL
HOSPITAL BEDS--IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 = 81.
Wall fAPERS STEAMERS. moor
sanders, polishers, saws. Belt disc
and oscilletory sanders: paint spray
srs: FOLK ~, nLooE SgPPLY' 46Sa
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE


WANTED-A congenial lady to share
large 1-bedrn. apt; all Turn;
convenient transportation; $50 mo.
c 6Ri AVE. AVE- Arr.-oirI t.; share With :
another girl. $500. Call EN-. 2-4g43.
GIRL TO SHARE furn. modern q
bedrms., powder room, 1st floor :;
maid service; Naylor Gardens. sc.
MAN TO SHARE o-bedhrm. apt. with
another man; kitchenette. Tv; 81
, wk. 119 Mass. ave. NV, Apt. 2.
WI girl. share mod. 3-bedrm
home: twin beds. Tv, with girls: S3S
mo. RIA. 3-5S0e. ewes. and wk. ends
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Bus
pU. 1886. apt. 5io. II:
girl, Pvt. rm TV. 1853 Falkland
pI. Sc. $40 mo. See after g,
SERVICE MANS WIFE TO
share furn. apt. with other wife.
Ia. 9-3s00 after and week ends.
CONN. AvE.-oiri to share a-bedrm.
apt. With 2 other girls; $40. NO.
GEoRRGaEETowN-s girls desire Z 4th
girl to share charming house; must
be seen 70 be appreciated: @0-26 yrs.
ONE GIRL, private bedroom. share
kit. bath, small living room with 2
girls; good location. RIA. 3-04al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
ROOMS EuRN.-Mp. g VA.

SILVER SPRING-Cool nm. with pvt.
bath; for gentleman. No other
roomers. LO, 4-7847. 10
RIM. FOR MAN-Con. Fl. Myer. Pent.,
d. c.. Arl. Hall: in pvt. home; gar;
meals arr. ia. 7-S6o4 aft. z pm.
BED. SIT. RIM; pvt. entr.: pvt. bath,
Gentleman. Call OIL. 4-4966 wkdys,
after 8. Week ends any time. lis
ARL.--In apt. bid: cool bedrm.
with bath; pvt. entr.; close In;
conv.; gentleman. ia. 7-0107.