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Evening star., 1955-06-13
SALES TRAINING

Position with a future. AAA-1 sales
company has opening tor a SAFES
wash, D. c.. area Mechanical
BACKGROUND desired; some sales ex-
per. helpful but not necessary. SAL
airy. commission, travel expenses
while training; eventual relocation
to your own territory. Must have
car. Call our district ONCE Mon.
day and Tuesday. TU. 2-S653. II
SALES PROMO. MAN. S4O0; no car
nee. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT,
1907 H st. NV.
SALESMAN, to sell dry cleaning
maehnsry in neaTSy RU, areas sok staT msIt
SALESMAN to call on real estate
houses and builders. No canvaSsing
or door-to-door selling. Salary plus
commission. knowledge of heating
or air conditioning helpful but not
essential. Call Ho. 2-52O4 between
sALESMEN-Due to a tremendous
expansion program In this area, we
need four ambitious men who are
seeking lifetime security and career
work. So, If you are married. own
a car, high school, age 24-44, we
offer: Guaranteed salary plus COM
mission. retirement, paid vacation
with bonus. group insurance and
rapid advancement. Contact MR.
TORRES. Mon. or Tues, for inter-
view at 1921 Wisconsin ave. NV,
md floor.
SALESMAN-Young man for life in
surance career. Large company.
Guaranteed earnings. ME. S.2S4O.
SALESMAN, age 25-35. high grade,
for permanent job with nationally
known manufacturer. All company
promotions made from sales force.
Insurance. retirement. etc. Thor
ouRh training. Income guaranteed.
Roy oS3-E Star IA
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$3.50 TO 5000
WEEKLY

Due TO increasing public de-
mandS we are forced to
enlarRe our organization
thrcaghout the District Of
Columbia and the State OF
Virginia.
We require neat appearing
men with cars to represent
this bA-yr. -oid National con-
cern, the largest Of its kind
in the country with oflces
established throughout the
states. II you are willing to
work for $3.50 and up per
week, don't pass UP this ad.
II you are a man of average
intelligence I want to talk to
you. know what you are
probably thinking as you read
this ad. the same as I
thought many. many times as
was out job hunting. that
this Is just another ad with a
lot Of promises. Believe me.
fellows, it is not. 1t is Just
short Of a year since ] Joined
this firm and ! regret to this
day that it wasn't 10 years
ago. have made more money
in the past year than I
earned with other firms in
the past 3 years. l don't care
what your previous expert
ences have been. whether it
was selling magazines, books,
vacuum cleaners. appliances.
pictures. coupons, or any
other type of work. YOU owe
it to yourself to come in and
let me show YOU how easy 1t
is to earn up to $500 q week
with this company.
Experience is not neces-
sary, we give you complete
training here in Washington,
II you are accepted you
will be employed by one OF
the largest firms Of its kind
in the country. You will be
backed by millions OF dollars
worth OF advertising. This
advertising will keep you busy
constantly calling on PROS
poets in your territory. This
is q Job with security the rest
of your life. You have moth
ing tn lose and everything to
gain. Come in and let us
prove that this is what you
have been waiting for.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP

1919 F st. NV. Ia
SHEET-METAL MECHANICS-Expe-
rienced No duct work. Call OIL.
SHOE ISfss statesmen. exper. only: Ei9 full
comm. JOSEPH DE YOUNG. 1906
r st. NV. -15
SHOE SALESMAN. responsible family
man. excellent position: must be
thoroughly experienced fitting chill
dren's shoes; confidential. Box 4S3-
L. Star, IA
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced in
shoes for the family. 1921 N. High
land, Arl. Clarendon, ia. 2-43sS.
SHOE Statesmen. family shoe store;
experienced: steady Job. top salary.
1856 Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. 7-2004.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

COLLEGE STUDENTS
For summer employment with loca
sales once. natl. CO.. no exper. nee
Earnings about $75 wkly. Apply 10
8 pm, Rn, 705. 1919 F st. NV
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Statesmen

For sportswear and furnishings de-
partments in fine speciality store
selling nationally advertised. orand-
ed quality merchandise. Excellent
opportunity for high earnings and
advancement. Experience selling
in local store preferred. Liberal
discounts on purchases. Excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr.
Stewart,
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ROITTEMAN
ROIJTEMAN
ROTJTEMAN

We have q permanent position in
between 25 and 40 years Of ge
Excel. opportunity for ADVANCE;
nent. Vacation with pay, hosnits,
and insurance benefits. APPLY
ELITE LAUNDRY CO., 2l19 i4th
s. NV, 10
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CASHIER

LARGE real estate office de-
sires experienced cashier. real
estate or banking experience
preferred. but not necessary;
31h-hour work week In pleas
ant, air-conditioned, down
town ONCE; lunches furnished
free and other valuable con-
siderations. salary. So. 700
to $4,000 per year depending
upon experience, with good
opportunity for advancement.
3. F. SAUL CO., Call Mr..
Thompson or Mr.. Grimm.
Ma, S-2112.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR


MECHANIC. auto; experienced man
for general mechanical work: top
salary. IA. 7-0454. -l3
MECHANICS, sheet metal, must bs
experienced In shop and In field
installation work; must pc SOBER
and reliable: good pay. Apply IN
MfLiWoRK Rsti9Vi XIX sHHoP FOREMAN, for
exceliently equipped and heated
union shop; able to lay out work
set UP and operate all machines;
inechsnics in combined special
woodworkins and stock frame shop;
pendable: permanent JOB with ton
wages and best of working condi-
tion offered. Previous exper. as
See or phone Mr.. Quackenbush
BARBER 4 ROSS CO.. 5th and v
ats ne, DE. 2-O501. liz
Evening star., 1955-06-13

CAFETERIA, counter and floor
Mon M9Tk S1oas w,s fEi F Is o & Sat- So or sGTk s9n
work: hrs. bet. u am. and s
pm: salary $3.50 to S42.50 a
week, also meals and group
disqualification: no experience
necessary, but applicant must be
a willing worker and anxious to
serve the public, For further in
formation. see MR.. McGARRAGHY.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Sales representative

Sales Representative
National organization seeks sggTes:
machines in Washington and all or
part OF Virginia andsMaryland. Ex-
elusive territory. No investment re-
quired. Will consider man presently
handling allied line. Car neces,
sary. Contact A. PREM. Hotel
Washington, June 18th through
Evening star., 1955-06-13
ROOKKEEPER

Manager of small once, simple set
of books, typing exper6 and han
ery incl. 3 meals daily. ITALLY-HC
RESTAURANT sig 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
HGLP-MEN
ROIITE SALESMAN


For q well established retail conee
and grocery route. We train man
and introduce him to buying Gus
toners. Car and expenses fur.
nlshed. Salary, commission and
bonus. Good earnings and Sc
curity guaranteed Man must be
20 to 40 years. married and have
good past employment record. Call
Mr.. MARTIN. MA. S-lS72. be.
tween ) and 8 pm. for personal
interview.
SALES ENGINEER-College engine
ering teacher for survey engineertng
and sale of commercial package
air-conditioning summer work only
each year; must know basic funda-
mentals Of H and V, and have
auto. JOHN @. WEBSTER CO.
(Since 1922, 627 T st. NV. Ia
SALES ESTIMATOR
Household furniture estimating ex-
perience preferred, top salary, per-
manent position. OIL. 2-6677. lie
Evening star., 1955-06-13
LEDGER CLERK

Young woman, 2o-35 yrs. OF age, for
perm. position In our acct. dept.
handling accounts receivable. rou-
tine and control; some appropriate
experience and ability to type are
required; 5-day. 40-hr. week; SAL
ary commensurate with experience
Apply Personnel. Room COS. Open
weekdays S:30-5, and Sat. o-12
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
THE EVENING STAR

Iiul PENNA, AVE- INV
MANICURIST for our Bethesda sa;
Ion: 5-day week; top salary and
commission. Apply EMILE. 1905
Old Georgetown rd,, Bethesda, or
lei Conn, ave. -l3
MANICURISTS. exper. and depend
able. for very busy shop: immeq
opening. Apply in person. sos l4th
st. NV, 4th n. ---l5
part time; 5 days. 1929 St, nv =
MiMEoGRAPH oPR.. temp. si.a5
hr. Miss knight at Personnel Sery-
ice. 1871 @ st. NV. Ma. S-21 ..
NIGHT CASHIER, LIST class reStau-
rant, experienced: good salary and
meals: pleasant working conditions.
Call for appointment. MR.. FRANK
or Mr.. BOMZE. Ma. .S-S410. 10
NURSES. registered. white, openings
for general duty on medicine. sur
gerry and operating rooms. .SUBuR-
BAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda. Nd
OIL. 1880. -l5
NURsEs-PRoFESSIoNAL
Immediate positions in medical.
sureicai and psychiatTic nursing,
rotating shifts, 44-hour week. Per-
manent evening and night duty. 40
hour week. Beginning salary
S26fl 81 per month, weeks leave
q year. also sick time allowance ana
restirernent system. Apply Nursing
Service once, University Hospital.
Baltimore, Lexington B-032o' ext,
els. la
Evening star., 1955-06-13

--16
ADMIN. sECY., Wilson blvd, 500
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
CLERK TYPISTS - Clarendon,
Court House area, Wilson blvd; =
SECRETARIES - Lee hwy, Wash,
blyd:: Columbia nnai; pike Tssh. vas est s.;
R,EGEPT. .,sEcY,, Wilson blvd: $3.50
Bkkpr., Falls Church ------,- S65
| Bkkpr., Real Estate S240
| Bkkpr., some payroll ----- $50 up
Payroll elk, exper ------ S2!5
Jr. elk, HSG, airport S2la
| Tel. elk, downtown Alex. 49, $50
| PIX. exper, S. Arl. $50
Bank clerks, will train S45 UP
Potomac Enpl. Agcy.
2334 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. $1,000
911 KinE St, Alex, K1. a-5056
APPRENTICE interested in. learning
| the beauty profession and earning
salary as well. OIL. 4-l2l6. oL,
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. is to
s5 years. years. fun time, typins
desired. Prominept real estate Of
hce. State qualifications and age.
ASST. OSSkkfsE::IxsIsT. sg, s2seS; I, 8
SaEs. ady GENERAL EMPLOY
Evening star., 1955-06-13

BEAUTICIAN--Man or woman. to
work in busy Bethesda air-condi-
toned salon; guarantee plus COM
mission. OIL. 4-1216 or OIL. 2-6475.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

Experience preferred; 5-day week
free retirement plan and life in
surance, air-conditioned once, per
manent position.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02
Plant GIudioIUs
For Spring Color

The gladiolus is sort of a "natu-
rallied citizen" in the US.
Originally from Europe, this
colorful, spike-blossomed plant has
won it's place in the hearts of
southwestern winter gardeners. Ac-
tually, the gladiolus is CORN, not
a bulb. In warmer parts of Ari-
zona, it offers variety and vivid
color from April through May, if
planted this month.
The tall, spike blossoms last from
a week to 10 days, both on the
flower or when they are cut for
floral arrangements in your home.
Each individual spike has seven to
twelve florets. And, gladioli fit so
many places because of their wide
range of color and height.
Harvey Tate, extension horticul-
turist at the University of Arizona,
advises planting baby "glads" in the
front part of a bed, since they grow
only II to IS inches high. Then, use
the taller varieties farther back in
the bed. Your nurseryman can
help you in choosing the right va
rieties.
Plant gladioli in a bed by them
selves, with mixed beds or where a
colorful, well-defined border is de-
sired. They may also be used as
accent plants. But, never plant
them in single rows or you get a
spindly effect. Plant "glads" in
grouping or several rows deep to
get mass effect.
Any good soil suits the gladiolus,
though it does best in well-drained,
sandy loan soils. Eastern, southern,
and western exposures are fine, but
if planted in the shade, gladioli will
grow toward the sunlight.
In making the bed, use peat moss
leaf mold, or well-rotted organic
matter. But, don't use fresh barn
yard manure, since it will burn the
corms. Where organic matter is
mixed with the soil, add two to
four pounds of superphosphate for
each 100 square feet of bed.
Plant medium and tall varieties
four to six inches deep, or the stalk
won't support itself as the plant
grows. Baby "glads" need to be
planted only two to three inches
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

deep. Each CORN develops many
small bulblets every season. Re-
move these, plant separately, and
let them develop for season as
cormS for the next year.
After the corms are planted,
moiSten the bed. Then, water very
lightly until the gladioli come up.
Too much water rots the corms.
When plants are up, mulch them
with well-rotted barnyard manure.
This saves moisture and feeds the
plants.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

Tin private life Charles Buchanan),
Negro assembywoman the Barcaonan
reclining char-frs brand
the long established industries the Bacao Manufacturing
Company of Buffalo Chair given Mrs Buchanan recogn
ton of cher outstanding abilities and hard work. order make
occasional moments of leisure even more more relaxing
particular
legislature the problem of juvenile delinquency and
possible remedies.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

@. What is a substitute for vine
gar when making salad dressings?
A. When making salad dressings,
or mint sauce, add the juice of
lemon as an excellent substitute for
vinegar.
@. How can / remove iodine
stains from fabrics?
A. Wet some corn starch in milk
and cover the stain. Repeat if nee
essary, but allow it to remain un-
til the stain is gone. If the stain is
on wood, allow it to stand for about
minute, then rub with a cloth
until the stain is removed.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

CAROLINE JONES' pretty redheod appearing in THE
Tender Trop" With Debbie Reynolds and Frank Snotro,
wostefuI with her kisses. Butch" the Skye teaf
about receive the pleasant "buss, is also featured in
the hilarious M-C-M comedy which shows how to rop
the willy male. 1t through Saturday The Palms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
|GaIIeher Heads
Capital Office
|0fBache&Co.

Bache & Co., members of the
New York Stock Exchange and
other leading securities and COM
modify exchanges, today an
nounced the appointment of
George r. Galleher. well known
Washington broker. as manager
of the firms Office in the Wash
lington Hotel here.
Leon B. Brubaker will con-
ltinue as associate manager of
the Bache & Co. Office.
Mr.. Galleher, formerly asso-
Iciated with Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner g. Beane, has
been active as secretary Of the
Washington branch Of the Phil
Iadelphia Baltimore Stock Ex-
change and is instructor on in
vestments for Washington Chap
tier, American Institute of Bank
ling.
A native of Prince William
County. Virginia, he was edu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
CHICAGOLNESTOCK

CHICAGO. Dec a Up !usDA, -
ssis6Is hogs ls,0o9 market uneven,
later and closing prices mostly steady
sowS also uneven, steady to Is lower !;
broad SHIPPING demand, and all local
strictly lightweight butchers under lis
lbs. scarce: most mixed u. S. No. l to
3s.. I9o-22Q-lb. butchers. l0.75-I1 so;
not much below IL 90 except No, 8
at ll75 and around $50 head mixed
TOO; most No nG and s. S 2s6o25 sS' lbs 8,
Bs 70 90! ! tsS gt' S iSs. 8 3Gto
No; 3 grade butchers usually at the low
END OF these ranges; most 350-600-lb,
, s9Ss, ~ 1aI a. ooi few head selected
saiable cattle ii. 900 salabls calves
yearlings unevenly stronE to SO high
est. instances up more heifeTs 1850
to % hiEher: Vesiers fully steady.
stockers and feeders about steady
choice and prime steers mainly aver.
Sfd Ras LIS SS o asss. .vt PTss
and "a q load Of high prime i.4s5
% az. 23.ooY mostly prime l.500-16,-
choice steers ID 90. 1850; e eomm ne sH
to low sood 1a50-l5.5O; a few loads
OF prime heifers 2l.75-?2 so, most sales
choice. and prime heifers I9!:Q0-el 30;
and commercial cows 9.25-i i 90: can.
ners and cutters 1909 rs; utility
good to prime vesleTs 70, oo-s6. 90; cull
choice 100000 ID stockers and feeders
TeisSina up up to i.iss lb q Y@45yls.so. 'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Gated in Virginia and District
schools. He is active in the Sales
Executive Club of Washington
and the Bond Club.
He also is a member Of the
Columbia Country Club, the
Early Birds Breakfast Club and
the Westmoreland Congrega-
tional Church, of which he was
formerly treasurer. He and his
wife and two sons reside in West
'moreland Hills.
Bache & Co. has Offices
throughout the United States
and abroad, and is one of the
largest brokerage firms in the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
National Savings Votes
Larger Yearend Special

Directors of the National Saw
ings and Trust Co. have declared
a yearend, special dividend Of 40
cents a share, compared with a
special of 80 cents a year ago.
President Bruce Baird announced
today. The special will be paid
January 2 to stockholders Of rec
ord at the close December Is.
Directors Of Liberty National
Bank have declared a semi-an-
nual dividend of So a share, pay
able January 3 to holders Of
record at the close December 20
President w. T. Vandoren an
nounced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Nearby Maryland Banks
Vote Special Dividends

Directors Of the Bank Of Be-
thesda have declared a regular
3 per cent dividend and a special
dividend of Q per cent, both pay
able December 81 to holders of
record December 81, President
William H. Prescott announced,
The amounts are the same as a
year ago.
National Union Insurance Co.
of Washington has declared a
semi-annual dividend of SO cents
a share. payable December %
to holders of record December
Is. Secretary William H. Mar
bury reported. F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Rail Seen in Bad Spot
If ice Bars Fare Rise

A wage increase of Is cents
an hour. plus 7 per cent in
crease in the cost Of steel, will
put the Nations railroads in a
bad spot unless the Interstate
Commerce Commission acts
promptly on requested fare in
crease, declared Pierre r. Bretey,
noted railway analyst and editor
of the Analysts Journal. here last
night.
The 15-cent-an-hour wage in
crease adds $400 million to the
annual costs Of the railroads,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK Dec. "a HP.-Nationa
Securities Dealers, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

The Securities and Exchange
Commission has issued a modi-
fed proposal for revision Of its
rules pertaining to the solicita-
ton of proxies of corporations
with securities Visited on national
securities exchanges. Chairman
j. Sinclair Armstrong an
nounced today.
Interested persons are invited
to submit their views and COM
mentS not later than December
%. 1855.
The commission has carefully
considered the views and COM
ments received upon the original
proposal" Chairman Armstrong
stated, land has drafted a re-
vised proposal which incor-
porates many of the suggestions
received.
1T also incorporates changes
based upon the commission
further study of the proposal
In view Of the Importance OF
the Commissions proxy rules
particularly in proxy contests
the commission concluded that
it should provide an opportunity
for the submission of views and
comments by interested persons
on the revision before the pro-
posal is adopted"
Revision is Narrowed
To Control Contests
The proxy rule revision. as
proposed for public comment in
August. applied to all proxy con-
tests, including not only those
for election of directors. but
for other types of contested
corporate actions for which
shareholders votes are required,
In the proposal as now modi-
fed, the rules would make most
of the new provisions applicable
only to contests for control of
management, that is for election
or removal Of directors, and not
to other types of proxy con-
tests.
In addition the definition of
a participant in proxy con-
tests has been more precisely
defined and narrowed to apply
only to persons and groups pri-
marily engaged in and respon-
sible for the conduct of the
proxy solicitation.
The revision also has been
modified to specify clearly that
speeches. press releases and radio
and television scripts By partici-
pants in a proxy contest need
not be filed with the SEC in adj
vance of their use for publica-
ton. They are, however, deemed
to be proxy soliciting material
when used by participants in
proxy contests, and subject to
the rules against false and mis-
leading statements. They will be
required to be filed after use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
independent Retailers
Report Sales Gains

Sales Of some 400 independent
retailers in the Washington
Metropolitan Area were 4 per
cent above year ago in October
and up 8 per cent in 10 months
Iof this year. the Census Bureau
reported yesterday.
Among the sharpest gamers
were automobile dealers. furni-
lture stores. hardware stores and
lumber and building material
dealers. Changes from a year age
in October and 10 months are
given below:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
More Research Needed
By Retailers, WeSS Says

What retailing needs most il
more mature top-level research.
declared Harold B. WeSs. pro-
fessor of business administration
and marketing at American Uni
versity. last night.
Addressing the National Capt.
tai Group Of Controllers. Mr.
Wess asked; Who but the re-
taller is better qualified. more
responsible. and the most inter-
ested party in this study Of the
consumer? Yet research is at
the bottom of the organization
ladder in retailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Esther Shops Distributes
! Bonus in Five Stores

Esther Shops, area chain Of in
fants and children's apparel
stores has distributed its annual
Christmas bonus to rs employees
in the dowtown store at 1925 F
street NV. and branches at
Silver Spring, Shirlington, Ar
lington and Virginia Square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

.xchcsnse Jatns foIIow Gr.st Pri,Sin In
dollars, others in cents unchanged I'M
less otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 1882 per cent premium or
/ lOo03hs U. g. cents, of 1872
Europe: Great Britain POUND, Q. StIis
up Il 30-day futures. 2, so bf32, up !.
day futures 2.7g T., up ii; Belgium
(tranci, i.9ai5 France drancl sSss
Of q cent; Germany (WeSternl tdeutSche
italy tlira1 ,IGI% of Q cent: PORTUGAL
tescudol. $50 SWEDEN ikrona}, 1894;
Switzerland franc. % "a: Denmark
Latin America Argentina tfreeI, 900
up .15i Brazil tfreel f52: Mexico, e0a:
Venezuela tboliyara 30 or ~
Far East: HonR Kong dollar 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Union Trust Declares
Extra and Regular

Directors Of Union Trust Co.
yesterday declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 80 cents
Ia share, plus a year-end extra
dividend of 80 cents, President
ILinwood P. Harrell reported.
They will both be paid jan
Iuary Is to holders of record
December 80 and will increase
1885 declarations to S1.45 a
share, largest amount in the
Icompany'S history.
The number of shares was
doubled by a stock dividend of
100 per cent in April. Dividends
lof SITS a share in 1854 there
fore were equal to $1.3712 a share
on the present basis.
Directors also approved a
Christmas bonus for all employees
and officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
'' n BUSINESS
SEC Modifies Plans
For New Proxy Rules

Mr.. Bretey told a dinner meet
ing of the Washington Society
Iof Investment Analysts at thu
Willard Hotel.
Nelson j. Foster of the Ma.
tional Savings & Trust Co.
president Of the Washington so.
ciety, announced the organiza.
ton had been admitted to mem.
bership in the National Fedora.
ton Of Analysts Societies anc
complimented Robert A. Adri-
ance, chairman of the committee
seeking national membership.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Building Materials

ALL PURPOSE STRAND STEEL
BUILDINGS for farm and indus
try. Complete crop drying and
aerating equipment. Paul v. Reed.
9 $. Union St, London, Ohio. Phi
116S. 6--96
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Appliances
| q

SGIHIooL HOO RANGES s15s.95 to s22s. IS.
Wrhser type washers s39e5
20 S's;s5. Two refrigerators $685.
each 6 6aWo bottle gas ranges $59.95
ard. Phone office 476 or home 9sn 7sa
14-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Appliances

G. OOD USED automatic dryers,
washers, refrigerators,A ranges and
pressure pumps. Brewer Plumb
ing and Appliances, London, o.
1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02

OS6D APPLIANCES. Gas Ranges
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