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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Countrywide Meet
Is Huge Success

400 Madison County All men,
berS and parents Saturday heard
Miss Beatrice Cleveland, Assistant
State 4-H Club Leader give an in
spring talk on the values of All
Club work, according to the Exten-
sion Office. The evening got under
way with some rousing singing led
by Mrs. f. B. Converse, Canaan
Premium Strivers.
Honor Clubs for the 1858 club
year were as follows: Rosedale
Cook and Stitch, Rosedale Crow
EN- Quick, Handy Mandy, Miscell-
aneous Misses, Mud Run Hustlers,
Darby Valley, Sunshine Stitchers,
Busy Bee, Jr., West, Monroe Win
ners, Stitchin', Be Square, Canaan
Country Club, Steady Stitchers,
Stokes Snappy Sewers, Keen Teen,
Sr., Plain City Scotties, Jolly Ran
gers, Ding Dong Dairyettes, Lucky
Clover, Sr., Willing Workers,
West, Canaan Premium StriverS,
Canaan Prize Winners, Sr., Fair
field Darts, Sow'em and Growem,
Bet You Didn't Know. 3-H, All
and This Is My Best.
County Award winners for 1858
were: Achievement Harley De-
ment and Martha Sells; Bread
Demonstration Judy Hurt; Can
ming Mary Kay Dillingham;; Clo-
thing Mary Lee Brown; Dairy
Achievement Jake Scheiderer,
Harley Dement,, Beverly Ashmore,
Eileen Boerger; Dairy Foods Dem.
Grace Baldridge; Dress Revue =
Shirley Overturf, Mary Lee Brown,
Patty Houck, Eileen Boerger Mar
tina Reder, Janet Reed; Field Crops
Richard Dunkle; Food Prepara-
tion Eileen Boerger; Frozen
Foods Helen Boerger; Garden =
Mary Kay Dillingham;, Will Love
less, Ronnie Woods, Rita Miller;
Girls Record Martha Sells;
Home Improvement Carolyn Cox;
Leadership David Anderson and
Mary Kay Dillingham;; Meat An
imal Gary Peart; Poultry Sher-
yll Green, Neomi Fell, Don Tay-
lor, Jim Artman; Soil and Water
Conservation Don Barr; Tractor
Maintenance Richard Meeker,
John Kile, Bob Brown and Nor
man Fell; Public Speaking Mar
tha Pennington.
Mrs. Ed Hennis, Canaan Coun-
try Club, President of the All
Council told those present about
the future activities planned for
the 1854 club year. A contest was
held on selling tickets for the ev-
ening's program, and awards were
given to the winners. The winners
in the Home Economics Club were
the Miscellaneous Misses and the
Agricultural clubs was the Junior
Farmers. The refreshment Com
mittee was the Be Square, Sr., and
the Gung Ho Sr.
After the completion of the ev-
ening's program, the new Junior
Fair Building was inspected by the
throng.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
McSavaney New
EAGLE President

London Aerie $50 Fraternal
Order Of the Eagles elected Robert
McSavaney worthy president sue
ceeding Richard Turvy at the an
nual meeting at the Eagles Home
Wednesday.
Carl Williams was elected wor-
thy vice president; Robert Eek
stein, worthy chaplin; William
Mcclure, worthy secretary and
Harlan KIoes, worthy treasurer.
All officers were elected for one
year except the secretary who
holds office for a period of three
years.
Two trustees were elected,
George Peters for a three-year
term and Orville Sherman for two
years.
Officers will be installed in June.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Ohioans To Save
$38 Million In
Excise Tax Cuts

Savings to Ohio taxpayers
through excise tax cuts which
went into effect April l, will a
mount to approximately $38, 164,-
997 for the remainder of 1854 ac~
cording to the Ohio Chamber of
Commerce. 80
In a statement issued Monday,
Ohio Chamber President G. l. Wea-
yer pointed out the savings for
a full year, ending April j, 1855,
will be $50,886, ,663 compared to
$999, 100000 for the nation for the
same period.
BY carefully evaluated formu-
las, the Ohio Chamber Research
Department determined the larg-
est savings for Ohioans in the nine
month calculation would be S14,-
337, ,195 on local and long distance
telephone calls.
The next largest savings for the
same period will amount to S.
961, 800 on general admissions, and
savings on jewelry and transpor-
tation of persons will amount to
nearly $4,000.000 each.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Soybean Support
Price $2.22 Blu.

The u. S. Department of Agri-
culture announced that the nation
al average support price for the
1954-crop soybeans will be 1922
ner bushel. This is equal to 80 per-
cent of the December Is, 1858 par
ity price for all soybeans, Cecil
Harsh, County PIMA. chairman,
said.
Price support for the 1953-crop
soybeans is at a national average
of S2.56 bushel, reflecting 80 per-
cent of the parity price of Septem-
Der Is, 1852. The level of support
for the 1854 crop is designed to
keep this years soybean acreage
in approximate balance with pro-
duction needs without resort to
acreage allotments. Restrictive ac-
reage allotments have already
been announced, under mandatory
provisions of law, for the 1884
crops of wheat, cotton, corn, tobac-
co, and peanuts. 1t is believed that
many producers may shift large
acreages from production of these
basic crops to production of soy
beans, which will increase the
price support obligation, should
this occur. This adjustment also
brings the level of support for soy
beans in line with adjustments pre-
viously made for other oilseeds.
Price support for 1954-crop soy
beans is announced at this time in
accordance with forward pricing"
provisions of the Agricultural Act
of 1949 in order to assist produc-
ers in planning their operations.
Price support will be carried out
through farm-storage and ware
house-storage loans and through
purchase agreements that will be
available to producers from time
of harvest through January 81,
1855.
The soybeans must have been
produced in 1854 by an eligible
producer and must grade No. 4 or
better and contain not more than
IA percent moisture in order to be
eligible for price support.
County support rates for soy
beans, with appropriate premiums
and discounts by classes, grades
and qualities, will be announced
later.
Loans and purchase agreements
will be obtainable through the Ag-
ricultural Sterilization and Con-
servation county committees.
Other program provisions are
substantially the same as those in
effect for the 1953-crop soybean
price support program.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Veterans Express
Dismay Over Fair
Board Action

The Madison County Fair Board
has let the contract for scorecards
for the Madison County Fair to
the Mayor of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, it
was revealed here Monday The
cards had previously been printed
locally and sold by Post 10, AM
VETS. The AMVET organization
expressed dismay at the transac-
tion inasmuch as they were not
given an opportunity to bid on the
contract as they had done in pre-
vious years.
According to Stewart Anderson,
Mt. Vernon mayor, Phil Mauger,
was given the privilege to print
and sell the race scoreboards with
out bids. Anderson stated that the
Fair Board is not required to get
bids if they do not choose to do so.
Anderson said that local organ
izations are no longer able to
handle scoreboards." He further
stated that the Fair Board had Civ
en- the scoreboard contract to Maui
ger since he is a professional"
Previously, money for producing
the scorecards was obtained thr-
ough the sale of advertising space
obtained from local merchants and
business houses. The cards were
then sold for profit by the individ-
ual or firm offering the highest
bid for the concession. 1t was not
explained how much the cards will
be sold for this year or who would
print them. However, AMVET Of
ficials said that the organization
had been approached by Mauger
who was said to have offered so
per cent of the advertising money
to the AMVETS if they would sell
the advertising locally
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
MI. Sterling Juniors
To Present Play April e

The Junior Class of Mt. Sterling
High School will present the play
But Fair Tomorrow" Friday
night, April %, at 8 o'clock.
The cast includes: Barbara How
ard, Bonnie Clemans; Gethsemane,
Mevelyn Crawford; Violet Hat
field, Patty Sells; Muriel Morrison,
Nellie Mae Stroup; Randy How
ard, Rex French; Harriet Howard,
Nancy Teegardin; Louise Howard,
Gay Mitchell; Ralph Mason, jim
Fulton; Walter Howard, Charles
Neff; Philip Ward, Bob Riddle;
Cathy, Martie Haas; Dotty, Betty
Truitt; Alice, Betsy Truitt; David,
Paul Hix; student director, JoLynn
Armstrong.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
GOOD FRIDAY
OBSERVANCE

In observance of Good Fri
day, London and Madison Coun-
ty schools will be closed, not all
however closing at the same
time.
The London Exempted SchoC.
will close at $3.50 Thursday eve
ming, studies to be resumed at
the usual time Monday morning
according to Supt. ]. J. Hartley.
The Parochial School will
close Wednesday noon, their
holiday to include Easter Mon
day, studies to be resumed
Tuesday, April 20.
In the county system, accord
ing to Supt. r. D. Webster, all
schools will close Thursday eve
ming, except Pike-Monroe which
will close at noon Friday until
Monday morning.
Madison Rural and Plain City
Schools will also observe Easter
Monday resuming studies Tues
day, April 20.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Accused Woman
Returned TO Face
Auto Theft Trial

Sylvia Ledford, 26-year-old wife
of Dan Ledford who recently was
found guilty of auto theft here,
was returned here from Slade, KY,
after she had failed to appear for
arraignment. She had been releas-
ed on $1,000 bond several weeks
ago when it was made known that
she was expecting a child. She had
been charged with being an ac-
complice in an auto theft with her
husband at that time, officials
said.
At the time of her husbands in
generation, she had also been ac-
cused of smuggling hack-saw blad-
es into the county Jail which were
used to saw Jail bars in an at
tempted escape. The prisoners
were caught before effecting the
escape, however.
A complication arose Monday
when it was found that Mrs. Led
ford had not been released on a
signed waiver. She had subsequ-
emily refused to return to Madison
county. Judge James F. Bell, not
ing the discrepancy refused to ac-
cept her plea of guilty and ap-
pointed a local lawyer to defend
her in court. Judge Bell said that
she had been released on verbal
agreement and that he had made
it plain that a written agreement
should be obtained in all such
cacaC in the future
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Fair Board Gives Scorecard
Contract 7 o Mt. Vernon Man
Rev. n. B. Roberts
Dies Saturday

Reverend Henry B. Roberts, 81,
of South Vienna, r. D. No. l, died
at $50 o'clock Saturday evening at
City Hospital, Springfield, where
he had been for the past five
weeks.
A former pastor of several Bap-
tist churches in Kentucky, he had
been pastor of the Freewill Baptist
Church in Springfield and also a
church in Mechanicsburg, for sew
eral years.
He had come to Ohio from Ken
lucky in 1947 with his wife who
died in 1949, to make his home
with their daughter, Mrs. William
Dixon, at the South Vienna ad-
dress.
Besides Mrs. Dixon, he is surviv-
ed by another daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Adams of Springfield; seven
sons, Milton of Springfield; Earl,
Chester, Ernest and Jay, all of
Sharpsville, Pa; Wilson Of Adams,
Kentucky, and Ray of Plant City,
Florida; sister, Mrs, Ella Ball of
Columbus.
Funeral services at the Lukens
Funeral Home Monday night at
7:30 o'clock. The body was taken
to Dry Ridge, Kentucky, for a SER
vice at the Methodist Church at II
o'clock Tuesday morning. Inter-
ment in the cemetery at Dry
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
$3.50 Given Free
Al CowIine Park
EGG Hunt April II

The London Retail Merchants
Association have announced that
there will be over S250.00 in cash
and merchandise prizes for the
Riddles of this community to find
in the Easter Egg Hunt to be held
next Saturday, April 18th, at $50
AN. in Cowling Park.
A total of 1440 eggs will be hid
for the Riddles to find. Over $50 of
these will be good for either cash
or merchandise prizes. For a list
of the prizes see ad on another
page of this issue.
In case of rain the Hunt will be
held on Easter Sunday at 2 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Miller Servinq
Advisory Group

KOREAN MILITARY ADVISORY
GROUP - 1t. Col. Samuel T.
Miller, whose wife, Elizabeth, lives
on Route /, Mt. Sterling, Ohio, is
serving with the Korean Military
Advisory Group.
American military personnel as
signed to KMAG advise Republic
of Korea Army units in training.
The group played an important
role in the build-up of South Kor-
can forces.
Colonel Miller, son of Clarence
Miller Sr., Ashville, Ohio, is an
assistant advisor in the operations
section. A veteran of World War
II, he is a 1885 graduate of Ohio
State University.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Daniel [. Roby
At Fort Knox

FORT KNOX, Ky, Pvt. Daniel
L. Roby, whose relative Albert L.
Roby resides at III w. Center ST,
London, Ohio has completed the
Armor Track Vehicle Maintenance
Course No. II at The Armored
School here.
This specialized course trains
the student in maintenance of
tracked and wheeled vehicles. 1t
consists of conferences, demonstra-
tions, practical work, performance
tests and written examinations
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
David HoIton In
Navy Promotion

David Holton, East First Street,
has recently been promoted to lie
utenant, junior grade. On board
the destroyer, Charles ]. Badger,
he is on exercises in the Pacific
Area.
Among other duties as supply
officer on the destroyer, Dave man.
ages the ships store and wrote
home that his business in Febru-
ary with the $50 men aboard,
amounted to approximately $4,000;
candy bars, cigarettes, and other
sundries being the burden of the
business transacted.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Man Released
After Accident

William Jarrells, Park ST, was
released from Mt. Carmel Hospi-
tai recently after suffering lacera-
tions when his car was involved in
an accident on Route LAP east of
London. Police said that Jarrells'
car struck the auto of Oscar
Brown, who gave a Delaware ad-
dress. Neither Brown nor the driv-
er of his car was injured.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
Assault Charges
Dismissed Monday

Charges of assault with intent
to rape were dismissed in Justice
Gerald Baynes' court here Monday
night. According to Justice Baynes,
Elizabeth Gossard had brought the
charges against Earl Hastings.
Hastings was exonerated of the
charges and the case dismissed,
Baynes said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
OBSERVING GOOD FRIDAY

Schools, banks, busin S S
houses, court house and post
office will be closed from Il
to 3 pm. Friday afternoon, it
was announced here Tuesday.
The annual observance of Good
Friday will see special church
services in all London and cou-
nty churches.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
r. {. CAL DWELL
is IMPROVING

F. z. Caldwell, who underwent
a major operation at Mt Carmel
Hospital, March 8, has returned to
London and is slowly recuperating
at his home. 176 East High Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13
BICYCLE TAGS ON SALE

Bicycle tags are on sale in
London at the City Building ac-
cording to Mrs. Lottie Scanlon,
city auditor. The licenses must
be purchased before June /,
Mrs. Scanlon stated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-13

GEEIl TOWN
AMATEUR
stick EN- up" said the rob-
Der to the night-watchman.
What for?" queried the
watchman.
Nov don't try to confuse
me-" said the holdupman,
this is my first job!"
ANSWER
Each Easter we like to re-
vive the cute story about the
cute youngster who was asked
by his Sunday school teacher
Johnnie who was st. Peter 2"
Johnnie scratched his little
pointy head and replied, L
fink he was a wabbit!"
PoME
Men often make passes,
At girls who drain glasses!
SMILE
Always get a kick out of
seeing a sweater girl on true
or false program it's only
a $3.50 chance any way you
look at il or them!
ooMicILE
We heard about a mean old
landlord who wouldn't do
thing for his tenant who was
paying rent enough to hire a
castle. Seems the tenant asked
the landlord to sign an agree
ment so that the tenant could
"redecorate the house at ms
own expense" Landlord sign
eu alright and the tenant
forthwith painted the house
blue with large red polkadots
and promptly moved!
HUMNN!
And after all an evening
gown is nothing but a night
gown with insomnia.
?272
Undertakers always smile
when they hear that someone
is gravely i'll but they
never take much Mote when
person feels poorly.
BOOZE
why doesn't old Bill stop
drinking?"
He does stop - about 70
times a day"
SPRING
In the spring a young man 5
fancy turns to--what ne would
have been doing all winter II
it weren't so cold.
WELL?
Friend of ours was telling
lis about a sailor who was ar
rested the other day for SNUG
Cling pornographic literature
into the country. Sailor plead
ed not guilty. Said he, why,
| don't even OWN a porno-
graph
LAMENT
And like the old maid said,
Just let me live in house
bv the side of the road and be
a friend to men!
VIEWPOINT
Every time we blow a fuse
we become mad with power.
EXPERIMENT
A small town cop, VINO was
known to take sup of spirits
from time to time, visited a
nearby town for the purpose
of testing an alcohol meter, a
device which measures lntoXl-
cation. The cop was asked to
blow into a tube and the re-
suit on the dial showed that
he was 2 degrees past the
"too-drunk-to-drive" point. He
turned to his deputy and sald'
Here you blow in it too?
Deputy said, Heck no -
gotta drive you home!
NEWS
We are convinced that pris-
oners don't read today's news
papers - if they did they
wouldn't want to escape.
EGO
She: II dreamed that | was
married to the most hand
some man in the world"
He: And were we happy?'
TEMPus FuGiTs
Father: why, boy, When
was your age I was working
for 3 dollars q week."
Sonny: Just goes to show
you, dad, kids are getting
smarter all the time!"
CASE
In a divorce case, the judge
said to the defendent - =
hereby award your wife So
per week for the next ter
years."
Man looked shly at the iudg'
Evening star., 1954-09-29

399 infants Philippine handmade dress and slip
A99 mideie Philippine handmade dresses, posteIs235
3eo cotton blankets 36x5O" with 7" acetate edoe3l5
@.99 hooded terHeIoth bath towels, 3ox3e"
$50 gift set of terryeoth bath sheet face coths19o
Z99 hond-crocheted wool, nyIon Socques-
499 kooltoom nodded foam rubber baby pillows 800
1873 Trimble Kiddie Boths aluminium table top-16o5
Al IS Edison crib, stobiIze bars, drop sdes-----3695
1926 Crib mattress by makers Of Kontwet------1495
I'D plastic mattress covers, eeetoncoIy seomed225
22o5 stepfoId play pens by Thoyer of hardwood
Postic-covered high chair pods cotton felt filled SO
Poy pen pads, heodboord bumpers to match obove-299
Wo-The Nursery Corner 4 Floor oso Chevy Alexandra
l.79 boys and girls cotton knit polo shirts, to 699c
99 boys corduroy socks, holf boxer woist to 7299
1925 boys plaid wool surcoo and cop set to 7-1O95
599 boys and girls corduroy overoIs to 6x------299
3.99 toddIers corduroy overoIs to 3x-----2o9
'79 todders' cotton knit polo shirts, to 4-----99e
wedn5qys do Sps'.s ocd cdo e"!s AppofeI 4th Floor
1926 girls cotton popn snowsuit, cop scorf 714 14o5
~ girls cotton blouses White coors, to l4--245
I99 899 girls ny|on, royon toffeo dresses 7-l4635
W6-Gi Appore 4h Floor Chevy Chase and Alexandria
399 sub-teen cotton bouses, white, coors to l4325
W0-suben Apparel 4h Floor Chevy
500 girls royon and ocetoe gowns lace trim, 4-l4 ESQ
5S9 girls royon crepe pojonos matching scufs ILL., ESQ
We-1eirs, IS. Funshinos 4th Floor, Gowns poiomos
z98 boys cotton flannel sports shirts, 6-2O--1os
Boys cotton flannel pojomos MILDLY styIe 6 to l829S
Boys corduroy socks, half boxer model, 6 to 24o8
49e boys ribbed cotton socks, to loH &c. for LOO
W5-The Boys Store 4th Floor Chevy Alexandra
599 teens wool Bermuda shorts eoors, 10 to l649o
I9e teens orion cardigan sweaters, "a to 4o----59o
A99 teens wool plaid stoIes, frineed ends ----1oo
Aoo teens cotton string gloves coIors
90 teens costume jeweIv, wanted styles ----- 500
please odd 1929 Federal tax where applicable
WeTeenoo Appoe 4th Floor Chevy Chose and Alexandria
SAVINGS ON LINGERIE
o95 nyon trieo woltz zeneth gowns, 81 to 38----4o5
e95 Borbzon nyIon sotin pojomos, 10 to 8--599
W6l-Underweor 3rd Floor Chevy Chose and Alexandria
CPS loros Docron-nyIon dimensionol Slips 32-425o5
W6L-Costume Slips Bird Floor Chevy and Alexandria
59o to 495 nyon trcot half Slips misses szes-29o
o9o to o95 nyon trcot slips in misses sizes-----399
Tailored nyon tricot Briefs eoIors 4 to 7---- 900
W0L-Knit Underwear d Floor Chew Chase Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

APTS. wANTED-unfurn. apt. or
ave- $500 to 1900 Blk. NV: i UNDER
500 snoI mo. rental; phone Ed9ew' ter
BETHESDA. Chevy Chase area.
bedrm., furn. house; nice garden: ::
max; $3.50. OIL. 4.7363. .-24
RESPONSIBLE TENANTS desire furn.
house in GEORGETOWN. 4 bedrms. 3
baths, maids rm.- and bath. Until
March 1; Call Mrs. Carter. ewes.
BOSS d PHELPS. INC, MA. S-930O.
FAMILY. returned from overseas,
needs rm. and board or completely
Iurn.. accommodations In suburbs or
country for / mo. Nearness Of facil-
tiles; Play space important. wO. g.
COUPiE wants bunsaloy. Q bedrms.,
cony. to new Providence Hosp, reas.
rent, Box 3O6-E, Star.
WANTED HOUSES no RENT ID. O..
MD. classified clients to move In
GIBRALTAR REALTY. DI. 7-6500.
CHEVY OHASE-Furn.. S175-S2O0.
MRS; CLYDE e. DuNN1NoToN. OF.
WANTED FOR RENT. houses and
apts;, furn. and unfurn., to supply
lect clients. Call Mrs. Steilo, WA.
7-222l, or EN-: 2-6715. WALKER
HOUSE WANTED before Dec. is.
Rent or buy. Reas. price. Wood Acres
or Westbrook elementary school
areas. OIL. 6-6064. Evenings,
Evening star., 1954-10-24
HOUSES TO SHARE

COLLEGE GRADUATE, girl, 22-2b, to
snare Georgetown house with 4 other
girls; roof garden and piano. NO.
tENffRE end FLOOR. brk. BLDG: Sa 3
rms. kit, bath. pvt. entr.. .conv to
GearSnss; Soa Snfsea SHOP amusement. dntn.
EAST RIVERDALE, 54O4 Spring lane
Widow desires cpl. or widow to
snare partly furn. bunga.: SIG wk
WIDOW WILL SHARE Christian home
with middle-aged woman or cpl; no
smoElng; light duties in exch. for
LADY will share her home with nice,
quiet, settled lady: all modern con-
yenienees; nydg blk. from busline. ia
A GIRL bet. $500 to share 6-rm
5onss gSs, with 1 other girl; $50. TU
LADY will share home with a conpl,
ssuainnG suannGs next lew months: SIS. o.
FREE RRiENT-For couple in .xchanr.
Miscel. other duties. JE. ..677S
EMPLOYED LADY to share lovely
home with widow: all priyils.. transp
st 1880 door. Good Hone I'd. s.e. Lu
TWO SINGLE WOMEN or a couple te
Phone WA. 5-S629.
WILL SHARE my luxury rambler or
Rock Greek Park ID. c. with small
family. group who can run the house
BOX IS5 W!acwfr saisE stsr. snd ls-Se'r-0ld son
I or 2 LADIES. Is to As. to share
1snna 1GSsn wth Va ca 9tssr snndsHs sT or Nsa. ss
urdays. after 2. Dunkirk $3.50.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Choice Locations

$13O-Popular HEIGHTS, the choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool, and
recr. center, ~3-bedrm. brick
rambler, all elec. GE kitchen
with range, garbage Disposall,
dishwasher. and Bendix wash
er. Large picture windows,
wooded lot. STORAGE attic, 10
min. to pentagon. House with
bsmt. slightly higher.
$150--2O2 Q. Lee st., Falls Church,
ideally, located. Just ! blk.
from busline,. and st. James
parochial school. 3-hedrm.
rambler, with daylight bsmt.
and pull-down stairway to
attic. Modern all.elec. kitchen,
new-house condition.
S145-Columbia Pines, beautiful SUBJ
division near .Annandaie. New
3.bedrm. brick ramblers. large
picture windows. full bsmt..
pull-down stairway to attic.
gsrage, disposal. dishwasher,
elec. range and refer. Large
spacious lot.
S175-I00O 8. Frederick st., Airing
ton. Beautiful 2-story Colonial,
center hall, 3 rooms. 8 baths.
light bsmt,, h.-w.h., and Spa
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. a-72ls