davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HILLWOOD

n the fast-growing city OF Falls
Church, the best of surroundings.
Comparable propee6rties are priced
double-wing rambler Swanky floor
plan consists Of entrance hall, lovely
large liv. rm. with built-in book
cases, picture window. firepl.. over
size din. rm.. nice kit. equipped
with dishwasher. disposal and Ben
rear glassed-in heated solarium for
winter and summer living. bsn1t.,
attic. lifetime roof. lot 75x2Q0 with
gorgeous oaks. A real value for
1854. Phone ia. 10000 for appt.
Evening star., 1954-01-02

VACANT-$1, 900 DIN.
Only SSs per mo. incl. taxes and ms
l-day poss. Excel. 5-rm. bunga.
full bsmt, lge. porch, gas heat
alum. st windows. Ven. blinds, lge
Anchor-fenced yard; = blks. to st
James. i blk. to bus and cars: IL
2002. or UN. 4-337l. or AP. 1888
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HOLD IT!
CT APPROVED
&12.350

V1@yOOO
Three -bedrm.. radiant-heated FLO
lovely colored bath. all-elec. kit. incl.
pantry. porch living area I0xl4;
transferred to California; Jan. Is
possession. Hurry on this onei
Real Estate Service, Inc.
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. ia. 10000
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HousEs EoR sALR--M0.

FoREsrvILLE. Md YR. OLD
Brick Rambler, $40, $50
Five rms, expand. An. attic! This
ram. is immac. and reas. Priced
for quick sale. Appt. only. Call
Mr.. Fortin.. 10. $500. cox q CO..
I'm A-161A
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MUST SELL AT ONCE-5-rm. house,
modern conveniences, larse fenced
in yard, near schools and stores. My
interest 81 600 cash. balance S32 SO
mo, ~ Elder nj. Indian Head. Md.
Riverside 3-60l3 -
Evening star., 1954-01-02
BRICK RAMBLERS
IN
Realltifll Berkshire

SEES FINEST DEVELOPMENT
This fine development gives you
everythins "Exquisitely built 3-bed-
rm. brick ramblers. fine finish. and
equipped like your dream house
Wide paved streets. sidewalks ard
sewers; sodded Handicapped yards;
light. airy full Easements with out
side entrance. and delightful
FRONT PORCH. Inspect these
homes before you buy. they will
please YOU. Excellent financing
available. Close to schools. shop
ping and transp. Conv. to Census
Bureau, Andrews and Boiling Air
Fields"
DIRECTIONS: Out Marlboro pike
Route A. about . miles to large
Berkshire sign at T400 block, right
to Insey st. Call MA. s-9797.
Capital View Realty Co.
REALTORS 925 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLERs

FHIJ JEIC--N1-f 1t ~U,BUW
4S45-47 LANGDRUM LANE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-DARK
Two new brick ramblers. nearing COM
pletion. The homes contain a foyer.
ige. liv.. rm. 20xlS. with dining
space, picture window and fireplace
lge. GE kit. with dishwasher and
Disposall den or bedrm. 13x1I. with
full bath; master bedrm. 14xt3.
with full bath. and another nice
bsmt. with space for rec. rm.: ex-
ceptionally lge. attic. Excel. finapc-
ing; wooded lot. Directions: Out
Wisconsin ave. past Woodward &
Lothrop, z blocks to Langdrum lane;
of the street and property. w, B,
WRIGHT, 5O21 Wisconsin ave. EN-.
Evening star., 1954-01-02

sILyER SPRING. s14.e5oc Com
home; lty. rm,, din. rm.. kit, fun
bsmt., lge: lot: cony: to schools.
INC. JU. S-5565 til o pm.
TAKOMA PARK, 81 900 down. Open
Sunday. l TIL dark. 7l07 Wood
tached home; bsmt.: close to every
thing: perfect condition. Out New
Hampshire ave. to Ethan Allen ave..
left on Ethan Allen to woodland.
left on woodland to Open" sign.
AVON sHocKEY. Realtors. TU:
rwINBROOK, IO4BO-Convenient to
schools. expandable attic. frepl..-
picture window, YOUNGSTOWN kit;
Anchor fence. BY OWNER, To-
wooD1cREs, Usds Mass. ave. sxt.-ss-
beautiful. 2-yr.-oid brick Colonial
home. In exclusive setting. Owner
leaving conntry. REQUESTS immedt-
h,e S saae r wsh Ss spi insipdiaf ssp dn 0Tsy ra
complete cleo. kit. 5 bedrms. twin
sizes. 2h baths. side porch. .bsmt.
and built.in garage. House Is nes-
tied in tall trees with exclusive paved
rear entrance to garage; wonder
assp tHy sais e sth 81 sndrsn snd SITS express s
new elementary school in walking
distance with Junior high and pa
rochial schools nearby. Approved
purchaser. call Mr., Hall. OIL. 4-0T3S,
with JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST.
NEAR ST. BERNADETTEs. .si7,s5o
609tstsndins 6-,oS lending. value; s-6sdrm' ssn,I
din: rm., kit. with tile walls
bath. screened porch, Anchor
fenced lot; full bsmt. gas hot
MOOR AGENCY, INC, JU. 9-5555
SALE BY OWNER-e419 Darfow
ave-, Carroll Knolls---2-bedrm. brk.
ssmner soam windows sFss 0 doors asn'fd ea roni
porch. awnings: close to schools.
busline. Assume CT loan: SSl. %
per mo. total payment. A good buy,
$l2.500. JU. 5|09S9. --3
A REAL .BUY-Three- -bedrrn. brick
rambler: full basement, side porch.
fenced yard. storm windows. Many
extras; $14,750. Lo. 4-0936. "a
ONE HALF MILE to District line
on Piney Branch rd.--Brick ram
Ss SlSr rm NV FR se Tash Sedrms repa screensa sss
porch, full dry bsmt, with outside
entrance. expansible attic, level
Sl5.950. BY OWNER. SIS Alfred
dr.. Silver Spring, JU. 5-4430.
--3
NAVY DOCTOR transferred. S12.950.
Brick bungalow; 2 bedrooms. plus
pine-paneled den, large kit. lovely
SETTING, among lovely trees. on dead
end street. Excellent terms ar
ranged. 10. 5-2s00. HUGGINS g.
HARRISON, INC --3
BH OWNER-Small down payment.
assume Gil loan; 3-bedrm. Colonial.
3 years old, in top condition. Phone
JU. S-2440 or LO. 5-4l7S. -3
on wooded lot. near Glen Echo.
5i29 Mohican I'd. OWNER. OIL.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HousEs EoR sALE-Mp.

TWO BEDROOMS. attached. frame;
1900; good condition. 16-H Laurel
Hill rd:. Greenbelt. Nd: 3e
LEWISDALE
Reduced 81 900 for immediate sale;
all-brick rambler. Two bedrms.
ceramic tile bath, very lge. rubber
fireplace. expansible attic (plumbinT'
heating extended. full bsmt. las
phalt tiiedl. gas heat, insulated,
Venetian blinds; lge. lot. trees. GE
refrigerator, freezer top. Price,
$15.500. assume $11. 100 CT Az
2-7353. "a
Evening star., 1954-01-02
Mex. = ARLINGTON = FALLS CH.
Happy New Year
g GIs

What an. opportunity This Is what
red brick rambler. Three large
bedrms.. modern fioor-to-ceiling fire-
place. pretty parQuet floors; country
club area location; only S16.960.
10To cash.
Two large Colonial homes--First- a
powder rms, huge iiv. rms. with
Il has walk-out entrance), 8 Biz
bedrms.. tile bath, side screened
porches; $1,000 cash. balance in al
trust; full price. S19 $50. Hurry
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE

FAIRFAX VILLAGE
eemidetached 3-bedroom brick, full
basement with RECREATION room and
ern kitchen; convenient to transpor-
tation and shopping. Call Mr..
Gribble, ST 3-736S; eyes, LU. r.
1852. ATLAS REALTY co. -
VACANT
IL baths, oil heat; newly decorated.
M bus and Fairfax Village.
Z A. A. CAROZZA CO.
o412 Minn. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O04o.
Evening star., 1954-01-02

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Well designed fine quality, big red
brick Colonial, in immaculate conci-
ton All first-floor rooms open OF
through center reception hall which
leads to a magnificent rear yard; 4
bedrms, 2 baths on End A.; bed
rms. on 3rd n. Recreation rm. in
bsmt., gear garage; gas h.-w. heat.
Beautiful community. blk. to d, c.
$4,000. Once open Sunday.
Town E Suburban. EN-. 2-9400
Evening star., 1954-01-02
MONTICELLO ESTATES
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLERs
NEARBY VA.
OPEN DAILY

Convenient to Pentagon and
Naval Annex. Situated in o
woodland setting of natural
beauty. these attractive, indi-
vidually designed ramblers are
located Just IL minutes from
downtown Washington in one
of Alexandria's finest COM
munities. The homes contain
3 large bedrooms, 212 tiled
baths. large living room with
fireplace and mahogany panel
mantel, large picture win
dows. complete General Elec-
tric kitchen with dishwaShef
and garbage Disposall. full
dining area. Full basement.
roughed in for recreation
room. gas a.-c. heat. Carport,
large Handicapped lots. BE
SURE AND SEE THIS HOME
BEFORE BUYING. Your house
considered in trade. Cali MR..
BHAMHAM, EN-. 3-35g0.
To reach: Drive over 14th
st. bridge and continue on
Shirley hwy. to Ridge rd..
right on Ridge I'd. to 4th
traffic light. bear to right on
Russell rd. to Monticello blvd.
and our sign. right to house.
BETHEL
Evening star., 1954-01-02
DEL, RAY

This attractive 2-bedroom. 1-story
home has full basement. automatic
heat and large corner, fenced
utes by bus to WashingtOn. This 10
worthy Of your inspection. Price
l43 HILTON ST. !.
Two-bedroom brick Cape Cod, with
large living room with fireplace,
dinette, equipped kitchen and tiled
bath. stairway to unfinished 2nd
floor. Large rear patio. $1,000
cash. Total price. $12,500.
r. L. KANE, INC.
Multiple Listing Realtor.
XII. o-3013. TIE. 6-2203. TIE. 6-lS62
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Semidet
home in desirable neighborhood; 3
bedrms full, dry bsmt.: u blk.
from busline. II blk. from gram
mar school, nr. shopping center.
Excellent condition. ST 500 and as
sumo payments. S3 Elmira ST. s.w.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
SILVER SPRING

OlLV EN- Ok R44N1
r,eaying-must sacrifice 4-bedrm..
3-bath custom built; designed for
large family comfort and gracious
entertaining; 2 beautifully paneled
rec. rms, sun porch. att. garage;
Handicapped lot. OWNER. JU. S-39S4:
SILVER SPRING
Brk. Colonial-19-ft. master bedrTn..
III baths, fenced yd Assume GI
loan. Call Mrs. SchwarZ. OIL. 2-O047.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH
10. 4-6400. LO. o-SSo4'
Evening star., 1954-01-02
COLORED-WOODRTDGE
~En @rTED n0nNTT7n
COLORED-DUPEEX
ONLY 5000 DOWN

In 400 Block Holbrook St. NE
Beautiful brick home. corner Of alley.
. complete apis. Full bsmt.. oil heat.
Conditional sales contract. Call
Evening star., 1954-01-02
SIX ON ONE
NHol>a uo,,cou,o,.I> INV

Yes. all g rooms (including 3 bedrms.) }
plus bath, are on the same floor
with cabinets, table space and Congo
floor, stairway to attic, garage,
nice yard. lovely neighborhood; !;
priced to sell. Call today. IA. q
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS neigh
borhood mr.. Seminary; 4-bedrm.
brick rambler tor 3 bedrms. and
library: 2 full baths, din. rn1. incl.
pch. lge. recr. rm.; gar. 500 800
occup. In mo. KI. S-2011. j
Evening star., 1954-01-02
REST HETdHTs-BUNdALoW

ASSUME 40 QI LOAN
Beautiful 2-bedroom home, large hv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room,
breakfast room and expandable attic.
On level fenced lot. Call MT
Grihble. ST 3-7366i ewes. LU.. =
Evening star., 1954-01-02
FALLS CHURCH AREA
NEW YEARS SPECIAL.
$17,750

Spacious center=hall brick Cape Cod.
Kit. TWiN-sTzE BEDRM. AND
BATH ON FIRST FLOOR. 8 bed
rms and u bath upstairs. PINE
PANELED REC. RIM, att. garage:
many special features. Only
$4,000 down. See 1t today.
T.vnn Realty .JE 2-Q400
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

cow. FALLS CHURCH LOCATION
bedrm.; lge. frame rambler, Anchor
fenced yard, walk to school. Priced
Ct apsLab $1sbe9 eA.Ta TiE5 81 500. Exclusive. ES
Evening star., 1954-01-02
W. s. HOGE .Jr

220s Wilson Blvd. JA. 10000
TP Gsssh rse ske plos.eS w e. 60 vs or 2 e
2K miles to Fairfax High School,
turn right ct Faigfax Woods sign to
open house, "a
Evening star., 1954-01-02
BRADLEY BLVD. SECTION
BETHESDA
RAMBLERs. CAPE GODS

These new prick homes are indiyidu-
ally designed. and contain different
floor plans; 2. 3, and 4 bedrms.. all
with bsmts.. driveways and COM
pletely sodded lots.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
Braddock Heights
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
S17.950

What q buyl Vacant 8-rm. home
Center entrance. lge. Hv. rm. with
firepl.. state-size din. rm., equipped
kit. 3 lge. bedrms., full bsmt., porch
garage: low cash will handle; {
shopping center: real classy home
and a wonderful deal. Phone nov
% Inspect. IA. 7-0O9(l.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
$17,950 TO $24,950
OPEN nAII.Y AND SUNDAY

Directions: Out Wis. ave. turn left
on Bradley blvd. and continue
27/10 miles on Bradley to Ridge
rd.. right / block to homes.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
r. L. KANE, INC.
FAIRFAX WOODS

Come out Sunday and inspect these
beautiful new homes built on lovely
bedrm., 2 bath houses. as provision
Is made for future plumbing and
heating upstairs. Houses are PRICED
exceptionally low for today's market
with low down payment and good
ciated. Open Sunday. II am. till
Evening star., 1954-01-02
PRIME HYATTS. LOCATION

PRIME HYATTS. LOCATION
Spick -and-span 3-bedrm. rambler on
beautiful corner lot; excellent floor
plan with roomy equipped kitchen
L9e. liv. rm.. separate dining area.
master bedrm.. full basement with
outside entrance. Ranch style
fenced. aluminium storm windows
and screens. Only S14,500 with
top financing to suit. With as
little as $735 down to OF.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-i166 WA. 7-6655
Evening star., 1954-01-02
CHEVY CHASE MD.

COOLEY BROTHERS
Builders OF Better Homes
DI. 7-14S1 Ewes. OIL. 4-7l79
Evening star., 1954-01-02
-, CoL4oRED
CoLoRED = VACANT
4119 I'LL. AVE

Weil-huilt brick, 2 rooms. gas heat.
garage, excel, location. Can arrange
good terms to responsible party.
See 1t today. ST. 3-365T, JU, 7-ti42
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
HOUSES SALIVA. Gent,

Observation-Disclosures bed
rm.. semidst.. full bsmt;. agas heat.
or best offer. ia. 7-7365. --3
- HUNTINGTON. Newiy
decorated 2-bedrnn.. semidet. home.
air-condtiioned 2edrm.. full base
yard with swings and sandbox.
Owner transferred. sacrificing for
S1O,60O. M. M. MacFARLANE. SO.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16
Riyerlake Conveyor
Model Completed

The working model of the Riv-
erlake Belt Conveyor Lines sys-
tenn that will transport coal and
iron ore between Lake Erie and
the Ohio River has been con-
structed in three six-foot sections.
The two end panels are moder
waterfront terminals and the
central section pictures the elevat-
ed two-way main line conveyor
structure in the open country on
its 100-mile route via youngstown.
A Great Lakes iron ore car
rier, built to scale, has been cut
in half for the lake terminal Sec
ton. At one end of the vessel, a
Hulett 17-ton automatic ore un-
loader with stocking conveyor is
unloading ore onto a stockpile. A
belt exiting from under the stock
pile moves the ore onto the main
line belt in a continuous stream.
Coal is being loaded into the other
section of the vessel from storage
bins. which are replenished from
the main line conveyor.
Two transfer points are built
into the model conveyor system
where the terminal sections join
the central panel. The enclosed
main line belts, built on 1/40
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16
Flory To Head Ohio
Apprentice Council

Ray ]. Flory, Toledo labor lead
er, has been elected to a second
one-year term as chairman of the
Ohio State Apprenticeship Council.
it was reported today by Indus
trial Relations Director Margaret
A. Mahoney.
Theodore j. Haas, trade training
director for the Thompson Pro-
ducts Co. of Cleveland, was re-
elected vice chairman for a second
term, Miss Mahoney announced.
Flory is general secretary of the
Toledo Central Labor Union -
AFL. ISL
The Apprenticeship Council also
drew up plans for its fourth an
nual Ohio Apprenticeship Confer
ence, to take place Nov. 1913 in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16
Auto lnner-Tube
May Be Barred
In Ohio Lakes

Columbus, Ohio-Are the days
of the automobile inner-tube num-
bered?
First the tire companies rend-
cred it practically an antique when
they came out with the tubeless
tire. Now, if proposed, regulation
by the Division of Parks is ap-
proved at the Parks hearing sched-
uled soon, the second best use of
the old inner-tube-a as a bathing
aide to non-swifnmers 60 by
the boards, at least as far as their
use on water areas under the sup
ervision of Department of Natural
Resources.
Included in the proposed regula-
tions which will be presented at
the annual Public Hearing on
State Parks scheduled for July q
at Columbus will be a section
which will prohibit the use of cam
vas, rubber, synthetic rubber,
plastic, or vinyl plastic inner-tube,
life raft, life preserver or similar
devise designed to keep a person
afloat unless such iriner-tube, life
raft or preserver is capable of be-
ing securely fastened and attach
ed to the person.
The old automobile tube. of
course, has, no such attachments.
According to Parks officials the
regulations is being proposed as
safety measure. They point out
that many youngsters slip through
the tubes in deep water and that
many times the tubes are weather
worn, improperly patched or have
faulty valves.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16
Cattle Feeders
Meet July, 70

Ohio cattle feeders will turn
their attention to new develop
ments in feeding and marketing
choice cattle when they hold their
annual summer meeting at the
Hardin County Fair Grounds, Ken
ton, July %, 1918 am.
James Fl. Warner, Ohio State
University extension beef cattle
specialist, says featured speakers
include: ]. c. Holbert, president
of the Iowa Beef Producers Asso-
citation; packing plant and order
buying company representatives;
and prominent Ohio beef pro
ducers.
Donald Leith, PleasantviIle, will
be chairman of the meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16

some or the wv 7aroer
facts. The same forces seeking to
plow under independent business
works to plow under the indepen-
dent farmer, commonly known
as the operator of a family sized
farm. More than a million have
apparently been plowed under
since 1885 by growth of huge cor
poration farm ventures.
q
In 1885 nations farmIands to-
tailed 1854, SIS, 900 acres divided
among 6,182,35O farms. By 1852
acreage increased to 1,15S, $685. :
900 while farm number dropped
almost liz million to 6,382, 162.
1885 is also important in other
ways to farm situation. In that
year reciprocal trade treaties got
underway. Imports of manufac-
tured and crude foodstuffS to-
tailed $641, 155, 900. BY 1862 i'm
ports reached over So billion.
In meantime, domestic sur
pluses mount. Government au-
thorities estimate by June 1855
government owned corn will In
crease from present 800, 900 BUSH
els to over billion bushels,
and so on down entire list of sup
ported commodities.
=
Two facts seem apparent.
=
First, unless better tariff pro-
q National Federation Of Independent Business
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16

inch scale, carry the ore south
bound from the lake and the coal
northbound from the river.
The river terminal section has
barges with coal cargoes being
unloaded with ore for steel mills
on the Ohio. The coal unloaders
and ore storage bins are built out
over the river near East Liver
pool.
Containing SITS working parts,
the Riverlake model was con-
structed in the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company's model room at
Akron under the supervision of
w. c. Tisen. Installed in a spe-
cialy built trailer with glass side,
the 18-foot model will be shown
throughout the state by the River
lake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc,
and already has been scheduled
for appearance in 66 counties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16
Wal B gk5 I3i
I c VII son q ! y:Xsla:X

lection Is given u. 8. producers,
farm surpIuses win SOON.
Second II government support
prices continue on all farming
operations despite scope OF OPP
erations, more and more will be
produced by corporate farms.
Big corporation farms, assured
Of guaranteed prices for their
crops, continue 10 produce more
and more surpluses. :.
.
OF course end of all support
prices would stop tag waste. But
blow to independent farmers
might be fatal
Secretary Benson seems aware
Of situation whereby big corpora-
tiOn farms reap the harvest. In
Denver speech he said "opera-
tors Of family size farms receive
comparatively little help from
present program" .---
1t is understood Secretary
Benson feels inclined to some
provision which would limit the
amount Of government support
to the first $4,000 worth pro-
duced by any farm.
4 a
However it could be polite
ally tickilsh for Secretary Ben
SON to publicly advance this idea
because II was o part Of SO
called Brannan plan.
But regardless OF politics
strange paradox continues.
In mid SOS Congress gave
away Its rights to control pro-
tective tariffs to world wide
bOondogglers. AS flood Of import
ed fOodstuffs sweIled, programs
were enacted to keep u. 8. inde-
pendent farmer from drowning.
Then big interests who play
only sure things such as monop-
oily operations jumped into farm
ing to increase surpluses paid for
by U. S. taxpayer.
1t Is q situation which cannot
continue. ---
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16

The highway department big-shots
tell us of planning not doing. Plan
ming is fine. We're for it. But when
it takes year to replace a bridge
three miles out on Route 142 and
two years to repair six miles of
Route 40 west of here, then it is
time for the citizens of this state
and county to howl. and loudly.
The dreamers in the highway
department are many and their
dreams are few. We are tired of
looking at pictures of beautiful
stretches of roads which, in the
main, are 20 years behind the
times. We pay plenty of taxes for
the luxury of good roads. Maybe
we should look into the expendi-
lures and the management of
these millions little more closely.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16
Polio To Seek
Additional Funds
In August Drive

NEW YORK-Americans con-
tributed nearly $55, 100000 to the
March of Dimes last January -
more than in any previous year
yet the sum fell short by $20,000,-
900 of meeting the current years
needs, Basil O'Connor, president
of the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis, reported to-
day.
AS a result, he said, it will be
necessary to seek the additional
amount through an Emergency
March of Dimes scheduled for Au-
gust 16 through 81. The decision
to hold the emergency appeal for
polio-fighting funds was made late
last week at meeting of the Ma
tional Foundations Board of Trus-
tees, he disclosed.
This year." Mr.. O'Connor said,
"confronts us with the greatest
challenge of any in the history of
the fight against polio, with COM
mitments for a Polio Prevention
Program of staggering size and
the necessity of providing aid to a
record number of polio patients. :"
Mr.. O'Connor said estimates
last fall were that S75,000,000
would be needed to finance the
polio vaccine trials, the purchase
of increased quantities of gamma
globulin, the search for improved
preventive and treatment techni-
ques, the support of professional
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16

education, and the provision of
financial assistance for polio pa
tients who need it.
This is still a very realistic
figure in terms of our obligations
and commitments" Mr.. O'Connor
explained. 1T was certainly not
because of any lack of effort by
our volunteers that we failed to
meet it. March of Dimes workers
did a remarkable job. Receipts
went ahead more than 6h per
cent. However, the SIS, 900, 900
raised will not carry the program
through 1854"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16

THIS is MY BEST Al CLUB
The eighth meeting of the This
Is My Best 4-H Club was held at
the home of Emma Ison on July
18th.
The meeting was called to order
by saying the 4-H pledge. The
following were discussed. Old bus
mess; the First Aid Booth for the
Mt. Sterling Fish Fry has been
approved Any one who is i'll or
hurt may come to the booth for
help. New business; Jr. Camp and
the Club picnic were discussed.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Marjorie Lewis on
July 18th.
After the meeting was adjourn
ed refreshments were served and
games were played.
Judy Chamberlain
News Reporter
To prevent silo gas attacks, run
fbn Cj10 hIpUnY. several minutes
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16


pr proportionateI
share OF taxes
cannot see how
: situation can
continue. The
general feeling
Is that there
must be a busi-
nesslike solu-
tion.
. y .
Here q r G
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-16
RosEDALE GRoW'EM QUICK
d-H HIlIp

RoSEDALE GRoW'EM QUICK
Al CLUB
The sixth meeting of the Rose
dale Grow En- Quick 4-H Club
was held at Johnny Wilson's on
July 9Th, with nineteen members
present. Before the meeting, we
looked at Johnny's steers and
Johnny and Marvin Boerger gave
a demonstration on trimming ho-
owes. Our leader, Mr.. Boerger
showed us how to make a rope
halter. The business meeting was
held and delicious refreshments
were served by the host. Everyone
played hide-and-seek. Our next
meeting will be July 20th at Ricky
Kauffmans.
Patty Houck
News Reporter