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Evening star., 1954-10-16
HOUSES eoR SALINE.

LINCOLN PARK. N.E.-Nine rms. 2
pvt. baths; modern conv. Priced
right for quick sale. Ii. 4-4106
wooDsIDGE SDeii PGi; GaRDENEcolonial dan III =
story brick: slate roof. Six-rms. and
bath. full bsmt.. det. garage, level
lot. oil h.-w.h.. stone firepl. In Nv.
rm. By OWNER. LA. 6-2095. -17
2O20 TAYLOR ST. NE. 3 rms.
bath, full bsmt. $1,000. $500 cash.
$50 per mo. go on deferred pay
mentS. Garage. o. w. HAMMOND,
8 Hammond dr., Clarksburg. Md
ECONOMICAL LIvING-Under S13,-
000; Riggs I'd area-Large det. ga
rage: l blk. new synagogue. Attr.
decorated in pastel shades is this
almost new brick home. Sparkling
floors. beautiful Anchor-fenced.
well-landscaped yd., large separate
dining rm.. up-to-the-minute kitch-
en-, 2 twin-sized bedrms. The chance
you have been awaiting; assume
large 4es GI loan. $50 mo- with
taxes. Let's talk business. Call Mrs.
Kohn. RA. 6-S943. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV. AID.
soil CENTRAL AVE. N.E.-Det., lot
40x2O0; 6 rms, bath. attic. oil
burner, h.-w.h,; terms arranged, See
1t and call TIE. 6-176S for appt. to
inspect. L. T. GRAVATTE, MA.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BETHESDA-$18,250
OF APPROVED OPEN SUN. 2-6
Clean, 6-year-old. brick Colonial. near
public and parochial schools and
PMS large dnln yins room witn tahs nss:
in kitchen. powder room, lst hoori
3 bedrooms and bath, 2nd fioor; full
bsmt,.. partitioned for rec. room.
Level lot, trees. OIL, 2-634A.
6S12 WILMETT RID.
To reach: Out Wis. ave. to Bank Of
Bethesda. bear left on Old GEORGE
town rd. to Beech ave.. left 2 blocks
to Wilmett. right TO bSl2s 80.
EARL T. WRIGHT. OIL. 2-690O
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HOUSES for SALE-N.E. tcont.
COLORED
WOODRIDGE-DETACHED
81 000 DOWN

6-rm. house. in lovely neighborhood;
liv.. rm., din. rm., kit. 3 bedrms.
and bath; bsmt.. auto. heat; lge.
front porch; lge. Handicapped lot.
Ideal for doctor or some one look
neighborhood m boz E0on only hSms Sns,566. GE1GH is
G.. KELSEY. Jr.. Ii. 4-1114, JE.
2-3O94. -l7
Evening star., 1954-10-16
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
OPEN SUNDAY 14,2, 1T, I TO 81 : PM.

1902 EVERETT ST.
Just west of Conn. ave. Lovely Gus
tom built brick split-level rambler
with liv. rm., din. rm:, scr. porch,
ige. kit, 2 bedrms, and bath on Isl
4; 2nd a; has z large bedrmsf, ,sd, and
built. I'm garage; owner leaving city.
j. LEE DONNELLY g. SON
MA, S.3316 Realtors Ewes. OIL. 4-4074
Evening star., 1954-10-16
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
ROLLINGWOOD
35O2 LELAND ST,

Must be sold to settle estate; quick
poss. and title. Attrac. 7-rm.. q
bath brick with garage and screened
porch; maids room and additional
bath in bsmt. Outstanding loc.
near parks, schools and transp.
$4,000 1st trust avail. Directions:
Out Conn. ave. to 1000 blk, right
on Leland st. to house. For further
information, call WILLIAM REID,
I'LL 2-1Rnn. ewes Ill h-HAHA.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
or, Gin UtOn-S10 Q50
LANGLEY PARK
ROCK CREEK HILLS
CT APPROVED-$1s,500

Detached brick home on level lot.
room HsEro0V With fo firepiace. US e. dining room
and kitchen; 3 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd A.: recreation room, gas heat.
Near schools. shopping and trans
portation. Property vacant and re-
decorated inside and oIt. Call MI.
Ap. S.65s5.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
WEST-END ROCKVILLE
ROLLINGWOOD
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

One of the finer homes in this
highly desirable suburban area.
Large custom-built brick Colonial,
3 years old, containing all hne
quality features for those who de:
mand the best. 8 rooms. 2 full
baths, 2 half baths, . additional
ed basement, gear attached gar
age on q large lot.
Price drastically reduced for sale this
7ses sesN NpocMANDER LANE. OIL. 2-49e4
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TIL 9
To reach: Out Conn. ave. past Chevy
Chase Circle to Leland St, right
about / mile to Pomander lane
right to 1908. - :
CONTINUED on Next Page.D
Evening star., 1954-10-16
6s12 wLMETT RID.
BETHESDA
$12,950
OPEN / TO 6 PM.

II you are looking for . small. q
bedroom rambler. In an excellent
location. close to schools and trans
home today. we can arrange financ-
ing to suit you. The house is In
fine condition. Has Q full basement
screened porch and o beautiful
fenced-in rear yard.
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave. past
Bank Of Bethesda to Rosedale ave,
turn right to 4426 and come right
In.
EDWARD F. FRY. co.
OIL. 4-5212
Exclusive
Evenings. DE. 2-6070
Evening star., 1954-10-16
RETHESDA

Lovely brick rambler In Wildwood
mal1s minutes es q drive asie of NH NH and new
Naval Medical Center; 8 rms, ! "
baths, well equipped kit. with dinint
area; lovely patio; GI approved q
S19. 300. Don't walt; call Mr.; Hall
ROrERT B. HALL CO.. Oh. 2-3S5C
Evening star., 1954-10-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

NEAR WALTER REED
Vacant lovely 5-rm. brick detached:
bsmt., rec. rm., gas heat, COM
pleteiy redecorated; nice yard; $12,-
$50, easy terms.
RA. 6-6912. ma. S-0223
II
Evening star., 1954-10-16
RETHESDA

S619 Wilson Lane-Attractive new
brick rambler. located on larst
iandscaped wooded lot; living room
dining room, kitchen, 8 bedrooms
baths, rear porch, basement: ga
rage; conveniently located. price
$4,000 Dir; ,v out -,yhs Wisconsin n w,isor sys
lane. ripht to open sign. BOWLING
& 0ARDINER, OIL. 4-5O76: eve
iings. OIL. x-5229. Ia
Evening star., 1954-10-16
BETHESDA RAMBLER
S21 .5)0-3 Bedrms 9 BathS

%S4, ,oUU-o beuTIIlS., 6dIIlS
OPEN SAT AND SUM-, 90
Owner Of this immaculate, tastefully
decorated. brick home has been
transferred.
Reception hall, large living dining
combination with stone fireplace;
huge. bright kitchen. fully equipped.
near public and parochial schools.
Assume large Az loan. Miss Mather,
OIL. 7-SS1S.
$3.50 CONWAY RD.
To reach: Out Wis. ave, to Bank Of
Bethesda. bear left on Old George
town rd APPROX. 2 miles to Beech
ave.. left on Beech to Conway, left
on CONWAY to 5S33.
EARL T. WRIGHT OIL, $4,000
CAPTN TOuN OH TEn
Evening star., 1954-10-16
3 BEDROOMS

6525 nth St, of Macarthur blvd
Open Sunday 12 to Clean de-
tached 6-rm. home. on A-acre level
ROOM AND BATH on Ist floor,
sun porch. bsmt. with outside en-
trance can be easily finished: Q
blocks to grade school. New roof,
new S0-sal. water heater. garage.
S9l mo. with $1,000 down pay
ment. To reach: Out Macarthur
blvd. 31a miles beyond b. c. line,
right on nth st. OIL. 4-4593. NE.
S-15S1 weekdays, JOHN HOKE.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
ROCK CREEK HILLS
O50A PEXHTTJ, RID.

ROCK CREEK HILLS
9524 BEXHILL RID.
Tremendous center-hall brick ram
bier: 8 beautiful rooms, 3, baths, big
recreation room, maids bath. Lar
gest porch you've ever SEEN S-caF
OPEN SAT- SUN, 2-6
l,kEeSsionItih pk%y.' then i Continue TO Bexhiii
rd., turn right on Bexhill:
RAYMOND B. DUNN
1920 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-02l4
ROCKCREST
Det., 1la-story brick home; lge: liv.
with firepl., dinette, lse; bsdrms:; :
bath and mod. kit. on LIST moor; :
on end floor; alum. storm windows
and doors, screens; fenced yard.
CT approved for $4,000.
ROCKCREST
3-bedrm. frame rambler on lge. cor:
/ yr. old; det. garage. Must pc soid
at once. Come out, and let's talk
this one over.
EWEST-END ROCKVILLE
Cape Cod: lge. liv, rm: with frepl.'
dinette space. mod. kit, z lge. PED.
%s oor sas sad Ons ssth lss on nshsd p0b bedrm
one unfinished bedrm. and roughed55
in end bath; lge. wooded lot. Priced
right for quick sale; assume Sl
loan. WILL STACKHOUSE. Jr.'
Rockville. Nd. phone PO. 2-2sss.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
PETWORTH

AIS RANDOLPH ST. NV.
This beautiful house contains 4 nice
sized bedrooms and bath on second
floor, with inclosed rear porch, plus
large living room with fireplace,
rear porch on first floor; full base
ment with lavatory; gas heat. storm
windows and doors throughout,
large fenced-in rear yard. Call Mr..
SMITH today, LU. 4-77SS. III
Evening star., 1954-10-16

Semi-det. brick. 8 rms. 2 baths,
finished bsmt. Near st. Francis and
public schools. Ii. 6-7O43. WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
CHEVY CHASE, MD,

New, 4 bedrms.. ga baths, liv. rm..
porch. OWNER, DI. 7-6600 any
Evening star., 1954-10-16
COLORED
4.STORY BRICK
PUBLIC AUCTION
1877 " ST NV

INV. heat. viii be sold at public
auction Thurs, Oct. II. 1854. at
] Pm. in front OF. the property.
The highest bidder above the trusts
home. For further information and
inspection before the auction. call
ST. 3-3991. EYES. TU. 2-7140.
2Os
Evening star., 1954-10-16
KENSINGTON

2 BAfHS-BRICK CAPE COD
A picture window in dry, light bsmt.
This potential 5-bedrm. home may be
these features: fireplace. dining .rm.,
fully equipped kit; / rm. and bath
upstairs, to finish. to give you 5
bedrms. and . baths. Call now;
LO. 5-2S0O till 81 pm. HUGGINS
y, IJApDJCnN TNT Pea1fors IL
Evening star., 1954-10-16
HOUSES for SALE-S.E. (cont.

ALL OPEN SUN, 2 'TIL5
148 uPSAI, ST. SE
Evening star., 1954-10-16
HIILCREST

COLORED-OFF II ST. and Benning
rd.-Low down payment. take over
lge. GI. 40 loan on this modern, q
yr.-old. 6-rm. semidet. brick home;
gas heat: level, fenced yard. Clean
as pin. See this today for real
bargain Call MR.. PENLAND. ST.
3-736S; eves., LU. 2-7612 It'll 10 .. m.
ATLAS REALTY CO. III
COLORED-1606 II ST. S.E.-Eight
lge. rms. = full baths, Colonial
brick; concrete porch; finished bsmt.
with extra rm.; gas heat; garage.
Reasonable priced. Occupied by
OWNER. Ii. 4-8132. -17
COLORED-BEAUTI SEMIDET.
3-bedrm. house; Ia baths. large
liv. rm, din. rm., completely equip.
kit, full water-proofed bsmt. par
TALLY paneled; large fenced corner
lot approx. 34x125, beautifully
Handicapped; shrubs, flowers. fruit
trees, etc. Ideal Sc. location. Total
price, S14. 500. Excel. financing.
Open all day, Sat. and Sun. BY
OWNER. 11Oi 46th pl Sc. tofi
Benning rd. and H ST., LU. 1-096S.
liz
CoLORED-216 9th sT.-Lovely de-
tached home: 8 rooms, mod. tile
bath. gas heat; Al condition: II;
6-7O43, LA. 6-6562. WILLOUGHBY
REAL, ESTATE co.
Evening star., 1954-10-16

3-yr. old semi-det. brick. 3 bedrms.
gas heat. lge. yard, near schools
1882 E ST. Sc.
$3.50 down to CT. semi-det. brick,
lovely rms. and bath, full bsmt.
1339 oath ST Sc
Evening star., 1954-10-16

Petworth-Open 1-6 Today
Excellent buy. S16.5OO. 1922 7th st.
turing 2 complete family units or
may be used as one unit with 9
rooms, 2 complste baths large yard
enclosed. Vacant. Liberal terms to
responsible purchaser. EMMETT
Evening star., 1954-04-20
On the Air
Eds Sullivan and Albert
Marked Easter in Style
BY Harry Macarthur

ABC-TV (WMAL) and presuma-
bly, is set for at least a 13-week
stand.
Miss Wright does not generate
as much excitement on televi-
sion screen as she does in person.
it must be noted. She is per-
Evening star., 1954-04-20

sonable lass, however, and she
can sing song with proper re-
spect for both melody and lyrics.
She is, after all, a singer Of high
enough caliber to get away with
following Mary Martin into
South Pacific" with complete
success.
AS added musical lures. Miss
Wright'S show has musical en-
bellishment from Trumpeter
Bobby Hackett's orchestra, with
Norman Paris at the piano. Miss
Wright introduced her band
leader as "the finest trumpeter
this side of Gabriel and it is
not likely that any one will give
her any argument. In case you
have been in exile and haven't
encountered him before, Mr..
Hackett plays himself a whole
lot of horn.
All things considered, this is
a pleasant if not precisely ex-
citing musical interlude. This
may be by design, come to think
Of it. If you've been watching
Channel 7 since 9 o'clock Sun
day night you probably need
soothing and relaxing music by
9:15.
Observation-Disclosures special
holiday show, "Once Upon an
Eastertime." turned out Sunday
evening to be another project of
great promise that f1zzled out in
the performing. AS staged by
Leon Leonidoff. it was a lavish
affair and obviously was not pro-
duced for $1.98. It did have a
couple of funny moments by
Bobby Clark and any show
which employs him cannot be a
total loss. It also allowed the in
candescent Gwen Verdon to
sparkle a bit. But otherwise it
was a waste of both time and
talent. It was too foolish to be
anything but bore for adults
and If its aim was to keep chill
dren quietly enthralled for an
hour it failed lamentably in one
household.
\
MUSIC NOTE-The summer
hiatus is looming for those Sat-
urday afternoon opera broad
casts on WMAL and the station
management wants some held. It
will be glad to continue Satur-
day opera through the summer
via records if any demand rears
its head. If you'd like operatic
music, a postcard to the station
will suffice to register your vote.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
HiehIiehts
TeIexision Today.

1880, WMAL tD-Cavalcade of
America: The Arrow and
the Bow" is drama about
Andrew johnson.
$500. WNBW tl)-Milton Berle
Show: Steve Allen. Janet
Blair and Ezzard Charles are
guests.
$500. WTTG (5) - Baseball:
Washington VS.. Philadelphia.
$500, WNBW "a - Fireside
Theater: A stubborn man
with an aversion to women
school teachers meets one in
the drama, "Nnie Quarts of
Water"
$3.50, WMAL (7)-TV Hour: Sir
Cedric Hardwicke and Judith
Anderson co-star in BLACK
Chiffon" a drama about a
mother who steals a black
chiffon night dress on the
eve of her sons wedding.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Suspense: Art
Carney plays a wiStful win
7 dow cleaner faced with temp
tation in Return Journey
$3.50, WNBW (D-Circle Thea
ter: Gene Lockhart. Mildred
Dunncck and Wallace Ford
star in Treasure Trove." q
drama of a mans quest for
buried riches.
Radio Today.
1880, WASH - Pan American
Concert: The Symphonic of
Chile and Chilean pianist
Edith Fischer.
S:25, WWDC-Baseball: Wash
ington VS.. Philadelphia.
$3.50, WGMS-Student Recital:
Soprano Bessie Louise Levin
sings music of Mozart, Jensen
and Gounod.
800, WMAL - Americas Town
Meeting: Author Albert Lynd
and Professor H. Gordon
Hullfish discuss "How Well
Do Our Schools Teach Our
Children"
800. WRC - Dragnet: Jack
Webb stars in the docu-
mented crime-drama.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
On the Air

t1lc ISIlSlUuS IlOllUdyS OH TSSuldI
television programs, none sur
passed Ed Sullivan on Toast Of
the Town" Sunday. Mr.. Sulli-
van has been a target on numer-
Gus occasions since taking to
television. Some of the poisoned
darts, it must be admitted, have
been propelled through this
elderly L. C. Smith & Corona
pea-shooter right here.
Mr.. Sullivan has taken honest
and considered criticism in good
part and gone on about the
business Of establishing himself
as Snowman. There can't be
many doubters left. The Sulli-
van showmanship served him
and his viewers well on Sunday
night.
What he did was turn the lat
ter portion of his vaudeville
show over to religious instruc-
ton. He not only got away with
it, he made it engrossing and,
with assists from Eddie Albert
and the Notre Dame Glee Club,
downright entertaining.
This was achieved by having
Mr.. Albert take three children
of different faiths into the
house of worship of each
church, synagogue and Catholic
church. There they learned the
differences in belief which sepa-
rates them and the unity which
binds them together-one God.
It led up to Mr.. Albert's singing
of the hymn. lone God." and it
was all highly affecting. The
cause of religion probably hasn't
ever been served any better on
a commercial television program.
X X X \
This portion of Toast of the
Town" was staged most effec-
lively but Mr.. Albert was re-
sponsible for a great deal of it's
success. He struck exactly the
proper note and his obvious sim
cerity lent added meaning to
the whole thing.
This called for something of
a change of pace on his part.
too, for Toast" was almost as
much his show as Mr.. Sullivan's
this week. An earlier segment
of the program was given over
to a portion of the cabaret act
Mr.. Albert and his wife, Margo,
are doing at New York's Wal
dorf- Astoria.
Judging from the generous
sample, Waldorf ringsiders are
getting their moneys worth.
The Albert-Margo team got of
to a fine Calypso start, went
into a clever "autodiographical"
duet. "Never Marry a Dancer
(an Actor" and wound up with
a slick. lively old-time vaude-
vile song-and-dance.
Before the finale, Mr.. Albert
was facing the cameras on his
own to do his version of Sep
tember Song" Since this ballad
had to wait for its second child
hood for popularity, Mr.. Albert
takes time to place it in its orig
inal setting for the post -"Knick-
erbocker Holiday" generations.
It helps make the song genu-
inely moving.
Mr.. Albert, as a matter of fact,
probably is the only man extant
who can sing September Song"
without making you think you'd
better see Lloyds of London
about insuring your copy of the
Walter Huston record for 81 mil
lion. Already established as an
actor on television and in movies,
this man seems bent upon be-
coming one of our most polished
and versatile entertainers. With
Margo's help. he can't miss.
SONG GSTR E S S. Another
singer has added a 15-minute
musical session to the TV fare.
The Martha Wright show had its
debut Sunday night at 9:15 on
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-10

These modern BANK MONEY ORDERS are safe and
very convenient With each money order you
from u.s. you get receipt showing to whom the order is
payable and that you the purchaser of the order Your
funds safe and you time and unnecessary steps,
You invited to the complete facilities of this bank
for your money order purchases.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-10
Natural Resource
Exhibit Is State
Fair Feature

Columbus, Ohio - The Ohio De-
partment of Natural Resources
exhibit at the Ohio State Fair,
which annually attracts thousands
of visitors at the big exposition,
will have one of the most out
standing displays on conservation
ever assembled at the 1854 Fair
which is scheduled to open Aug
ust 9th.
According to George Emmett,
Exhibits Director of the depart
ment, the 1854 exhibit will surpass
any thing that fair visitors have
ever seen before in the way of ed
ucational displays depicting prop
er conservation practices of our
rich natural resources.
Emphasis will be placed parti-
cularly on Ohios critical water
situation and its related problems
of soil conservation, storage, pol
luton control, and wise use. EN-
NETT also said that the activities
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-10

of the seven divisions Of the de-
p8rtment wild De combined in two
so feet long displays which will
depict how good iarldss practices,
water conservation, proper forest
management all tie in to make a
state with fertile lands, clean
waters and ample forests.
The Division of Geological Sur
vey will also have an excellent
display of a miniature Ohio quarry
which is completely accurate in
the smallest detail. The Division
of Shore Erosion will have several
displays erected showing the var
ious ways they are working in an
effort to save our shoreline on the
Erie from the ravages of uncOn-
trolled wave and weather action.
Long one of the highlights of
the big exhibit, the beautiful simu-
lated fast water stream, will again
be constructed, according to EN-
NETT, and will be pumped through
its winding course at a rate of
100000 gallons an hour. Running
the complete length of the stream
on one side will be replica OF
Ohio's hilly sections, showing min
iature villages, farms and country
side, and how good land use should
be accomplished on this type ol
land.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-10
Stop Taking
Harsh Drugs for
Constipation
Rxuad lntsstna Upset. Gst Relief This
eantis Vegetable Laxztss Wsyl

Ecxccusdpadon, sssw uke harsh drugs.
They cause beufsl cramps and gripping.
disrupx normal bowel acrion, make 30
peaced doses seem needed.
Ehen you sce temporarily consd-
pased, get asys bur ssstls relief-withoue
sales, without harsh drugs. Take Dr..
Caldweif's SIENNA Laxative contained In
Syrup Pepsin. The extract OF SIENNA IN
Dz. Caldwell's is sss Of tbs ksSg s&tssSi
kGsAasss known % medicine.
Dx. Csldweii's Senna Laxative rsstes
good, gives gentle, comfortable, salts
fying relief OF temporary constipation
Eoe every member Of the family. Helps
yoa geS -on schedule" without re-
peated doses. Even relieves stomach
souEness thas constipation ofrea bnnga.
Bay ID. caldweIl'a Money back 4
mot satisfied. Mai hoxis % Box 40
Nsw Ye<k II D. IL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-10
Retail Sales In
2 Per Cent Dip
For First Half

COLUMBUS, o., - For the first
half of 1854, total Ohio retail sales
were down 2 per cent, compared
to the first half of 1853, according
to the July issue of "Ohio Retail
Annalist," published by the Bur-
eau of Business Research at Ohio
State University.
In June of this year, total re-
tail sales were l per cent lower
than in June of 1853. Only seven
of the 10 lines of business in Ohio
were up to the dollar sales level
for the previous June. These lines
and their increases were: grocery
stores (up 2 per cent?; combina-
tion grocery-meat stores Il per
cent?; general stores Il per cent? !;
mems clothing stores Il per cent? ::
motor vehicle dealers a per cent; !;
filling stations g per cent?; and
lumber-building materials dealers
fractional increased.
Some of the lines with large
sales declines were: florists (down
II per cent?; jewelry stores ZIG
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-10
SPORTS

game on Wednesday, September
/.
The improved Milwaukee Braves,
with home run king Eddie Math-
ews, clash with the Redlegs on
Friday night, September 3; a La
dies Day game on Saturday, Sep
tember 4; and close their season
series at home with a doublehead-
er on Sunday, September 5.
st. Louis plays a single day y
game at Crosley Field on Monday,
September 6.
The Redlegs conclude the home
schedule with Ladies Day-Knot-
hole Day game on Saturday after
noon, September 18, and a single
game on Sunday, September 10.
Tebbetts' charges take to the
road to end the season on Septem-
Der &c,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-10
Aircraft Show
Exhibit Space
At Premium

DAYTON, August - The sale of
exhibit space at the National Air
craft Show has surpassed all eX-
pectations, Benjamin T. Franklin,
show manager, said today. Nat
ional acceptance has been remark
able" he continued. Practically
all available space has been taken
for exhibits at the nations pre-
mier air show.
The show will be held Sept. 4
6 at the James M. Cox municipal
airport at Vandalia, seven miles
north of Dayton near the inter-
sections of u. S. Routes 40 and 25.
I'VE are using 25 per cent more
space for exhibits this year, "
Franklin pointed out, THE air.
craft industry exhibits will fill
three hangers, while displays by
the Air Force, Navy, Army and
Marines will take another three
hangers"
Eighty-six exhibitors from Is
states and Canada will be on hand
when the huge air show opens or
Saturday before Labor Day.