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HOUSES FOR SALE--N.W.

BARNABY WOODS-Excellent fam
lily location, plus pride OF ownership
in surrounding properties, make this
well-kept, center-hall brick home
desirable. Its large liv. rm.. small
paneled study, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
level yard and convenient garage
are added features; comparatively
priced. Mr.. Henderson. OIL. 4-7505,
with THOS. L. PHILLIPS, Wo. g.
bRiSGHiTwooD-vicinity Carter Bar
2 baths, porch, End; play room.
storage, .3rd; living. dining. den.
new modern Kitchen. porch. 1st.
Excellent condition throughout: close
to school, park. transportation;
First week ofiered; Sa1.s50. OWNER.
CH Il S CHASE, D. Colder center
hall Diet. brick home. close to Conn
ave- Small den and powder rm. on
LIST A.; bedrms.,. 2 baths on End;
dormitory rrn., bedrm. and bath on
3rd. Early possession. Low cash
paymsnt. win handle; J. NELSON
Hughes, EN-; 2-S400;
bedrm. brick, semidet.; S., 500 win
Or en-: 2-22l6. MERRYFrELD, &
CHEVY CHAsE-close to schools,
buses and shopping, this 5-year-old
Colonial brick home, with 3 bedrms.,
In immaculate condition; lge. liv;
rm., din. rrn., kit. and screened
porch, storage attic; gas a.-c. heat;
built-in gar. Owner asking $23.950
w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 TIL .;
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Quiet shaded
Benz Murch Elementary School. Alice
Deal Jr. High, woodrow Wilson
room, 8 bedrnss., ga baths. 2-car
garage. vacant. Only SOS, 800. SEQ
900 trust available. OUTSTANDING
home value. Cali TIE. 6-7420. THCS.
]. FISHER g. CO., INC, d.. 7-6S30.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C., CT approved,
Ss2 5ooaWnere can you f snS..S 2
ping, bus, etc, for this price? Spa
cious, lily. rm., din. rm. and kit;
al BETTER HURRY W. B.
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 until 9.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.---Spacious Gus
tom built brick Colonial on ,I80-ft.-
din rm., library, powder rn.. addi-
picture windows, mod. kit. with din
Ing space; 3 twin-sized bedrms.. 2
tile baths on End floor; permanent
stairs to finished 3rd door; above
ground bsmt. with rec. rm.. firepL.
tiled bath and fully equipped kit;
screened porch; garage; adjacent to
Rock Greek Park: cash down Fay.
merit, balance In LIST trust. Call
KE. 10000 til 8 pm. REALTY
BROKERS. INC. 1904 Conn. ave.
CHHEEvY CHASE. D. C-Niee older
home, brick and stucco. ideally To-
Gated. 4 bedrms., bath, large kit:
this house Is vacant and can be
bought with small down payment.
In Blessed Sacrament Parish. Bill
LINGSLEY REALTY CO., EM. q
1926; ewes, EN-. $500. S
PARK-Gharmirg semi
detached brick, near BUREAU OF
STANDARDS, 8 bedrms.., nath. pam
eled breakfast NOOK many extras;
cory. to schools. churches. trAnsp.:
priced right. Call LEGuM u GER
Der REALTY CO.. EN-. 10000 til
Q pm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

1434 PERRY PL. N.W.-Furnished
house for rent: 2 baths; z rooms
and garage. Open IL to 5 pm. 81
ALEXANDRIA - Beaut. 2-bedroom
brick; tile bath. screened porch, full
bSmt., fenced yard. close new school,
shops; newly dec. and nicely furn.
AMERicAS' UNIVERSITY PARK-1-
year-old split-level rambler: center
nan large living room, dining room.
full basement, garage: lovely fur
nishings; lease for 8 months begin
REALTY skoKERs. INC. y ssol
1870 syn L on PEI ST.. N.W glo
furn.; immediate occupancy: S185
CONGRESS HTS.-S-bedrm. semidet.
brick; full .bsmt.; gas heat; nice
yard; beautifully furnished: $3.50.
JOHN L. SHELTON. REALToR. 10.
1851 OAK DRIVE. oroveton-5 nice
rooms, bath, gas heat. bsmt., garage:
g9ods I n1snieshaborhood; COW. to transp.
ALEX bedrms., liv. rm., rec. rm..
rear fenced yd. Cali ia. 7-less.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. near shop
ping-Colonial brick. large liv. rm.,
dining rm.. center hall. 2 screened
porcheS. all-neW cleo. Point
kitchen. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. rec.
rm.. 2-car garage: 5000 mo. 34OS
Garrison st. NV. EN-. 2-4496. 90
E. RIvERDALE. Cottage furn. l bed
rm.; hv. rm.; mod. bath; cleo. kit:
oil heat; garage. Quiet living. settled
couple only: WA. 7-6568. -
OFF. OF 10th ST.--Nicely furnished:
3 bedrms., Ia baths, living rm.
dining rm.. kit; full cellar; lge.
yard; garage; gas heat. Immediate
OCCUPANCY. lease. EDMUND M.
O'SULLIVAN. MA. S-7S4S. -
1886 WHITTIER ST. NV. - Well
furn., modern, brick home; 3 bed
rms. 2 baths; 4 nice rms. on 1st fl. !;
rec. rn., maids rm., bath. Yard.
Garage; $500 per mo. RIA. 6-S700.
FURN. - Lovely. 8 bed.
rms. dressing rn., one full bath,
two W baths, den, liv. rm, din. rm.
Lge. yard with barbecue; $3.50 mo.
OIL. 4-8221. IS
1926 18th st. NV.
Mod. bet. Brick; 4 Bedrms., 3h Baths
LOUIS RIDDEN, Elk. 3-57O7
COLORED-FOR RENT---BrooKland
l. n - =. Il
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MARSTELLER-M ccABE

TAKOMA PARK, D. C.
Beautiful home, in perfect condition
den on first floor. living room with
fireplace, large dining room; 3 bed.
rooms, bath on End floor; large lot
IN O. oAdA III N-0An1 n
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Near Dunont Circle

Near dupont Circle
Building designed originally as q two
kitchen and bath; oil hot-water
heat. Sacrificed to settle estate.
N st. Near 18th
Three-story English basement;
rooms and 8 baths: gas hot-water
heat. Immediate possession. Price,
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
514 Union Trust Bldg. MA. 5000
9Th AND BUTTERNUT NV.
bet. bedrms.; $1,000 dn.: lst-n.
bedrm.; bsmt.; oil heat; det. gar.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
ME. $4,000 Q I'll o.
COLORED --3 731 n. HAMP. AVE-,
cor. Sth - Modern Colonial, front
porch, detached brick: 8 rooms, Ia
baths. gas h.-w. heat, large lot.
Priced low for quick sale: $3.50
down; bal; like rent. Call OWNER,
C sc; IaSs o. sac MONTH, small
down payment: suitable for Q prof.
man.. Lge. 7-rnn., 2k-bath brick,
sas heat, porch. garage. rec. rfn.;
nr. al cows. OWNER, DI. 1860.
coIoRED-171s UPsHUR NV
Eight-rm.. 2-bath. Diet. brick. Low
price for Quick sale. Ia. 9-6543.
coLoRED-13Ie EMERsoN-sT. NV.
~ rooms, detached. stucco home,
newly decorated; large. level yard;
garage; four natural bedrooms,
front and rear porches: vacant.
Small down payment. JAMES 8.
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Open Noon Till Dark
BRICK AND STONE
SMITH,, evel Rarnhlnrs

New and different. the very latest in
design. The last word in . 3-leyel
r r. with stone firepl sepsrats din.
rm., de luxe fully equip. kit. with
din. space. 8 twin-size bedrms.. 2
ultramodern baths. master bath
has glass shower and dressing table.
HUGE screened porch on ground
level, also space for rec. rm.: gas
heat with air-conditioning avail.
Directions. Out 18th. st. NV. to
:. " IVY: turn ieis ~. appT9x x;ni
drive and open house. Or. call Mr..
Reavis with GOLDSTEN BROS, RE
T.1Q2&: eveninrs EN- 2-222l -
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BACHELOR desires young married
couple to share 5-room house. 360S
N. 18th ST., Arlington, Va. Ask for
Mr. FUNK. la 2-n3a3. ewes -
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MARTHA KOHN

DET.-OFF S. OAK. AVE.
-Four bedrm. brick; den, bsmt.; 70.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
NE. s-5400 9 It'll Q
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HOUSES for sALr-N.W. tcsn.. !

PARK ~ Completely
modernized, family home, Just west
OF Conn. ave; 8 bedrms.. and 3
baths. de luxe kit. wall-to-Mall
carpeting. Call WO. 6-64S6. THOS.
j. FISHER e. Co. INC. DI. 7-6S30.
C0oLIDGE SCHOOL AREA rms.
2 baths. recreation and maids
room. fully equipped. Must see 70
s ssSff snn, aitss SW Dm. wsstd.s IS
Ia. 9-0Sl6. -10
CONN. AVE. AREA, mr.. Calvert ST.
10 rms, arranged in 8 apts.; priced
to sell. Call ERNEST II. LUNG.
d. 7-2221.
GLOVER PARK, S15,95O-Immacu
late lS-ft. row brick in q wonderful
neighhorhood with every convenience;
8 rms. a bedrms.l, mod. tile bath,
full basement with Law. and built-in
garage. gas h,-w.h.: will consider
$1,000 down; balance in one trust.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411;
ewes. EN-. 2-9265.
KENNEDY ST., between Ga. and I4th
row ore asSsse r.s b Ssdrm ssco
rated; vacant al terms af n1 e vet ss' or
qualified non-vet. Mr.. Gordon. Wo.
FIELD 4 WOODS. -
MT. PLEASANTSpac 5-bedrm.
brick home, ga baths, full hSmt.,
oil h:-w.h.; SI,50U down. H. E.
BRuzEE; NO. 1855. IS
Diet. abestos-shingle home. Six big
bath. full basement, screened porch,
nice level lot with large lnclosed
rear yard; one block to streetcar
or bus. 10 mint ties to downtown;
S18,500. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
7-1411; eyes, OIL. 2-4S34.
WESLEY HEIGHTS--House OF charm
and quality in excellent condition,
perfectly located Located: suburban ,b adysn-
places, living room and covered patio
and garden DESIGNED for entertain
ment. chestnut-paneled library.
Priced In 40s. BY OWNER. Write
55s6 4th ST. NV. Home and income;
this. has 3 apts.; We took this in
trade and priced It for immediate
s Es4ek REAL "a Es stsF H fse S kE
es3I 'p1NEY BRANCH RID. NV
Large. 2.story. white frame; good
cond. SELLING because of illness:
bargain. Ia. 9-6727 for appt. -12
UPPEh NV. AREA, close in-2-
family brick: s lovely rms. 2 kits, 2
baths, rec. rrn., built-in garage;
H. e. BRUCE, NO. 7-1626. IS
CHEVY CHASE-3 bedrms., baths,
beautifully moderniZed; lge. wooded
lot. SlS,500. Also bedrooms, Pa
baths. completely modernized. Choic-
est location. $50, 600.
PARK 4 bedrms. ga
baths. Famous street, grand view,
decorated to suit tenant $19,500;
also 8 bedrms., 8 baths. magnificent
for entertaining. $4,000.
GEORGEToWN-2-bedrm. cute brick,
completely restored. smart location.
$4,000. Other rare bargains. Call
STEVENS. DI. 1850. Sc
WEST OF GA. AVE, near Walter
Reed, 1920 Underwood st. NV. -
bet. brick. Priced to sell at $1S,950.
SALE BY OWNER
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
A KINGS PALACE
OIIICK SALE NEETJEn

POWDER RIM. 1st FLOOR
Mr.. CHILLUM PL. AND RIGGS RID.
AIR COOLED for your comfort is this
almost new brick home. Beautiful
built-in bookcases with large
HEATED recr. rm. Fabulous ultra.
modern TILED kitchen, spacious sep
arate dining rn1., bedrms., bright
full bsmt., comb. alum. storm vim
dows; Anchor-fenced yard: many
extras. Mr.. new synagogue. CT,
FILA, conventional financing avail
able Call before 10 am. and after
N m PA R.2QA3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DANCE HALL for sale. in Virginia.
Dry u; Pc chEa II as sTSRE and laundry
must sell at once. for best offer. due
to death Of owner. Call Ii. 7-3415
for further details. %
CHAIR FOR RENT In modern colored
barber. shop; good location. Call DE.
ExPERRiiENCED BUSINESS MAN will
invest in going business concern.
wholesale OF retail; up to $25, 900;
active participation. Box 66-M, Star.
TAVERN FOR Sale license; very
sSens p!lsS AMI nsh ist ana s 9ay
UsED-CAR LOT for sale. fully
equipped: office. fixtures, signs and
lights. win sell separately or as
o unit. HO. 2-1515. HE. z-624S.
RESTAURANT - Liquor, downtown,
" modern, does about $4,000 month.
Gently. Price. $1,000: Germs. s1a.-
900 cash down. w. E. THRIFT. Ex-
elusive, 1411 Pa. ave. ne. ma.
B ilsEfSYi LuNcHEoNETgE. soda
Gated in exclusive NV. section: does
over $4,000 .yr.: closed Sundays.
Price, $4,000: terms, cash.
Dry iys' dh Iii SH s s1sdfs ,a,-i With
equipment, just a pickup spot;
81 900 TOR either store, or make me
an offer. Phone Sunday or evenings,
RIA. 3-S746; weekdays. Lu. 1-94l4.
STORE OR OFFICE, 1903 Good Hope
S 81 sssl 81 P e4E p0 or s sTes Of
RESTAURANT - Choice location
about Is miles from D. c. on Rte.
211. 90 and 90. Only 2a years old,
stainless steel equip. air-cond..
counter aag and md table BE service. Cali JE.
CHAIN OF SMALL HOTELS interested
in expansion. Est. 20 yrs. DESTROYS
OF contracting active or inactive as
sociate with capital. Box 35-M. Star.
ESQ SERVICE STATION BUSINESS
for SALE. on busy Marlboro pike.
Reasonable rent and good gallonage.
1907 Marlboro pike, sc. i
LISTEN TO THIS!
Kosher DelicatesSen Stand
NO sUNDAYs-No HOLIDAYS
HOURS: 8. TO 8 DAILY
Downtown location. Present owner
since 1947. Business crosses about
$40. 900. Reasonably priced. Call DI.
1924.
MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation by exclu-
sive full-time motel broker and
travel specialist. offering recon-
mendations on best buys in motels
and sites. Large motels with cash
payments of $4,000 and up: q
small motel can be bought tor
$4,000 cash, balance easy pay
ments.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
EN-. 1920, Day or Night
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HOUSES AVAILABLE
CHI. CHI, 3 B.R., S125
CAPITOL HTS, 4 B.R., $50
TUXEDO, Q B.R,, $50
ERNEST II. LUNG
DT. 1921 10. S-4363
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3426 18th st. NV.
Mod. bet. Brick; Bedrms., 3ia Baths
LOUIS Ridden, Elk. 3-5707
COLORED-FOR RENT---BrooKland
house: 6 rms. completely furnished:
SI08.50 mo. Ii. 6-5604. IS
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COLoREr

$295 'DOWN-VACANT
5407 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
z rms. bath. semidet. Colonial: oil
h.-w.h.. hsmt.. lovely yards, stove
and refrig.
SURETY REALTY co.
AID. 4-0531 1881 N st. NV.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

LOOKING FOR TENANTS?
For good tenants. furn. and unfurn
apis. in D. C. at reaS. fee. Call
MANDEL. ME. S-6414. /.
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1921 M ST. NV,
DOWNTOWN-Home and investment.
4 large rooms and bath apartment.
large meeting room and bath on
first floor: deep rear yard: recently
renodeled. now in first class con-
dition: vacant.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
1924 18th ST. NV AID 4-0nnh
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

$295 DOWN-VACANT
1882 CORCORAN NV.
z rms. 2 baths, row brick, bsmt..
h.-w.h.. gas and elec.
SURETY REALTY CO
AID. 4-o531 1881 N st. NV.
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CHILLUM-TAKOMA
Close to. District line .-Semidetached
and attached brick homes. FILA. GI
or. conventional contracts. Ewes,
RA. 1862.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 7-6501
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tumble answer:
Comma, grain,
evoke, bEyO nd VOICE
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CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON
$50 MONTH
Two hedrms., tiled bath, living room,
dining alcove, equipped kitchen.
FALLS CHURCH AREa--3 bedrms.,
tiled bath. equipped kitchen. 500
month.
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st. n.w.-6 rooms, semidetached,
brick home. This lovely home IL Just
like new, with modern kitchen. bath
and heating plant. Small down pay
Meht. 10 inspect eau 2A. 3-1gl6.
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CHEVY CHASE--Large and bright
older house, In very good condition.
close to schools, churches, trans
portation and shopping; large lot,
2-car garage. Excellent terms can
be. arranged. Evenings, phone MI.
Adams. RA. 3-90S4.
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w. c.. & A. N. MILLER

DEVELOPMENT CO. tRealtorsl
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, Sumner. Spring Valley
1850 Mass. Ave. NV, EN-. 2-4464
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WOODBRIDGE
COLORED-VACANT
Qonn nth CTR ME-

SSAS&4t41Ass-N k11k1kN
5000 18th ST. NE.
Detached Brick-2 Baths
Concrete front porch. 8 mod. rms. 3
private baths: attractive rec. rn,.,
fireplace, deep lot with detached
garage. Can be bought with small
down payment.
Elk. $1,000. RA. 3-5711, IA. s-77eo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BUNGALOW-$750 DIN.
Completely redeeor. 5-rm. ant, on
LIST a., plus 2 rms, kit. powder rni.
and finished attic. Two-car gar,
Tecr. rm., oil heat, lge. lot.
ST. 3-3626 Eyes. Sun, RA. 3-0727
Colored-Woodridge
2306 MONROE ST.
Open Sunday. 2-6. Large detached
home on level lot; 6 rooms, Ia
baths. modern tiled bath. finished
attic. 2-car garage: reduced price:
only $500 down. Ewes. La.
AUERBAcH q Co. pT. 7-e5ot
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Newly decorated. 3-bedroom, 2-bath
brick home, with finished third
floor. play room, detached garage;
possession before Christmas.
WAGGAMAN-B RAWNER
ME. S-3S60 Ewes. LO. 5-406l
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Well-con-
structed. red-brick. English-type
house, on quiet avenue. Has CEN
powder room. s bedrooms and Z
baths; also, finished room on 3rd
floor Suitable for study or DOR
mitory); convenient to stores, schools
and transportation. Evenings, call
Mrs. Palic, DE. 2-S7S7,
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OR WHITE ~ WOOD
RIDGE, 18th st, n.e.-Seven-rm.
house, gas heat. Vacant. LII. 4-4927.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Patterson TO NC.
Sportmen'S Show

Pat Patterson, past president of
the Ohio Conservation Congress
and known to most sportsmen in
this state through his radio and
television programs, will be the
master of ceremonies at the 18th
annual American and Canadian
Sportsmen's Show at Cleveland
Public Hall, April 2 through Il.
Outdoor recreationaI activities
are featured in the Today event,
and followers of indoor sports and
hobbies will also find a wealth of
interesting exhibits and displays
throughout the five halls with a
total of three acres utilized by the
Show.
Highpoints each day are the aft
ernoon and evening performances
starring 80 professional athletes
and sports specialists.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
A4ssc's'%c
BY Phil, Lin and Anne

This past week has certainly
been a full one, and especially fill
ed with basketball games and tests
of one kind or another! Our fight
ing Junior high team made gall
liant stand against Marysville but
were still defeated by a 37-26
score. Then, in the big game with
Worthington Friday, our reserves
lost 1929. But some of their fight
ing spirit seemed to rub off on the
varsity, and the boys bested Wor-
thington by a 44-37 score. They al
so helped themselves to first place
in the Mid-Six League. So, let's
keep it up, boys, cause we sure
would like to stay up there on top.
The tests we were speaking of
earlier were some hard ones for
the seniors-or so they thought.
The first was test on the history
of Ohio given by the Daughters of
the American Revolution to test
the students citizenship. Then the
senior scholarship test-all eight
schools in Madison County were
representations place in the
study hall on Friday morning. All
in all, the seniors have had a
rough workout this week. And
they're sure to have another next
week, because first semester ex-
ans are looming just around the
corner.
Tri-L this past week held its
first Big Little Sister Party in the
gym. Miss Cooke, Miss Fisher, and
Mrs. Del were on hand to witness
the girls lively antics. From now
on, this will be an annual affair
around dear old London High.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
1HEsEMIwEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. LONDON OHIO

In an effort to restore forest
game in such areas snowshoe har-
es were reintroduced into the state
in the New Lyme Area and wild
turkeys reintroduced in the Wat
erloo Area in Athens County. To
further augment the wildlife pict-
ure in the forested parts of the
state project was set up on the
Waterloo Area to develop strains
of game adapted to these areas.
Principle emphasis here is on the
various strains of pheasants but
wild turkeys and other kinds of
game are receiving attention. Pro-
duction of pheasants at the game
farms reached an all time high
with nearly $4,000 birds of all ages
being produced.
The Divisions plan to strength
en- its enforcement program was
materially fostered by the setting
up of special enforcement StaffS in
each of the inland districts. Basic
ally these include four men per
district who specialize in wildlife
enforcement and serve as a rowing
crew throughout the district. Their
work and the work of the Division
throughout the state was greatly
enhanced by completion of the ra-
dio system. This system has put
the Divisions operations on a basis
comparable to that employed by
modern police agencies.
Without question the most high
ly publicized event of the year was
the postponement of the hunting
season because CT the extremely
hazardous fire conditions which
prevailed at the time of the norm
al schedule opening for the small
game season. Although immediate
reaction to this movement was un-
favorable the preponderance of So
Der opinion later was that it was a
sound movement both in the inter-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19

ests of game and in the interest
Of good farmer r-sportsmen rela-
tions. In this connection it would
appear that this has been one Of
the safest hunting seasons of re-
cent years in terms of fatalities
and accidents. Ohio has continued
to maintain its excellent record of
no fatalities due to deer hunting
and had very few fatal accidents
which can actually be attributed
to small game hunting. Most fatal
tiles repeatedly due to the hunt
ing season were actually heart fail
ures or accidents in the home in
preparation for or returning from
a hunting trip or automobile acci-
dents incurred in going to or from
a hunting trip.
The completion late in the year
by the Division on pollution abate-
ment titled, Healing our Waters, "
and produced by Karl Maslowski
won considerable acclaim by the
Governor and interested persons
whom he invited to the permiere
showing of this film on December
IS.
This is the time Of the year
when everyone looks for predic-
tions for the next year. Predic-
tionS in this field as in other sports
are hazardous. The Division be-
lieves however thai if conditions
remain normal and if wildlife pop
ulations follow the present pattern
that there should be continuing
improvement in the abundance of
most game species in 1854, and
that fishing success will depend in
a large measure upon the condi-
tions prevalent when the fisher
man is active.
The Division can determine
season and bag limits and meth
DDS of taking game and fish. It
also can provide, in so far GS fl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19

Champions and entertainment
headliners from all over the Unit
ed States and Canada have been
signed up for the big tank and
stage program in the Show, which
annually brin gs thousands of
sportsmen and their families to
Cleveland.
With more than 200 exhibits of
the newest in sports equipment,
clothing and boats, and others
boosting the best vacation and
travel sites on the continent. Show
visitors will easily fill a complete
day with interesting and entertain
ing activities which will be re-
membered throughout the year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
RedIegs Bring Up
Art Fowler From
Atlanta Club

Remember back in 1887 when
the Boston Braves brought up two
30-year-old minor leaguers named
Lou Fette and Jim Turner and
each won twenty games that
year?
The Cincinnati Redlegs are
bringing up thirty-year-old Art
Fowler who was purchased from
Atlanta and the reports on this
Sill, 180 pound highlander are
that he could do the Redleg mound
staff lot of good.
Last spring, Fowler, who had an
extended minor league career, es-
pecially in the Double A Leagues,
made two wishes. He wanted to
win twenty games and also get an
other chance at the major leagues.
Art fell short of his first goal as
he notched 18 wins for Atlanta
with but ten setbacks. However,
he was the best pitcher in the
Southern Association as he posted
a fine 3.03 earned-run-average. He
was also tops in most games pitch
ed in (54); innings pitched (26D :;
and shutouts (6). He famed 149
batters while walking but 80.
His second dream came true as
the Cincinnati club purchased his
contract on October 6, 1853.
Furman Bisher, who as Sports
Editor of the Atlanta Constitution
has seen Fowler in action quite of
ten, says ARTS had some fine
years with Atlanta, especially in
1850 when he won 19 for the
champion Cracker club. But this
past season he looked be tier than
ever. He threw a slider lot, but
most of all came up with a lot of
sense of speeds, a good change-up
and had lot of moxie. He always
has been fast. Most of the clubs i'm
the league told me they'd rather
face any pitcher in the league than
Fowler, highlander and lefthand-
erS both"