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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

located 472 K st. NV.
Temporarily closed. Price, only
1000. Small down payment. W. E.
THRIFT, Excl. 1411 Pa. ave. nv.
A MNoNDERFUL opportunity for one
interested in restaurant business in
. growing community on Shirley
Iicssburs. nssb pssTsesn For further Information,
FOX SALE, M By owNER-supermar-
ket, good location: $4,000 weekly
business. Box 10I--L, Star. -12
CORNER LOCATION, Tx. PIX. area
Est. bus. and fixt., suit. variety
store or delicatessan. JU. 9-2244.
GROCERY STORE, Manassas, va.
Approx. 1900 weekly business;
low rent with living quarters: ex-
ceilent opportunity. Call OWNER
cHhNcHniLAs. MfSsiifi As. 6 FEMALES, 4
MAI MALES s, Phone DU G5o 7-2s55. das5I IL. nltr.
modern throughout. Air cond.
seat Is Rent sdss Sd5o' T Top 5o6 loc'' 'vsls Rssr
IA. MES s-{S5o' iS sel aai'A's' LES 'f'iDD :
MOTEL, nearly new and not far
from Delaware River Bridge: IL
units, ~ baths. spacious. 6-rm,
owners home and ONCE, All under
/ roof. Please call INEZ CUSHARD,,
EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5s67, 10
PROVEN FRANCHISE on concrete
specially for homeowners now
available for Metropolitan Area.
$4,000 cash gives YOU good income
for many years to come on this
patented item. Mr.. DIAMOND, La.
BARBER SHOP LOCATION. silver
Spring; established for many years.
Opportunity to lease store in per-
manent and growing area. viii not
renew present lease for personal
reasons, ia. 9-4140. -12
AIR-CoND. BUSINESS in Kensing-
Net $4,000 last year. Offered at
$4,000: terms arranged Also nice
home available. Call LO. $4,000
Sat. til 6; Sun. 1876: weekdays,
90. HUGGINS & HARRISON, INC.
Realtors
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

AM. UNIV. PARK-well furn., cool
brick housei June IL to Sept. 10; 8
bedrms., 2h baths, 2 porches; nice
yard; garage. EN-. 2-5364. %
SUMMER RENTAL.-Laree old house
on shady lot; 4 bedrms,. baths
freezer; ,5xV' TV' auto: washer ssT dsisT
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
s rms, 2 incl. porches, garage;
ionger: si5o mo. AID. $3.50. -
ROCkvILLE-2-bedr. rambler: June
II through Sept, Y: sep. din; rmi
s,ger gerehes; l1,a sIto' pn oSins wssnsr; fenced "a
THREE BEDRooM HOUSE, bed.
room air5cond., 54o0 sth st. ne
cASiiToI aRi s5ISati Hill sEcr1oN-7 rms rms. 8
baths. redee.: income, S2o5 mo.
rent S135. RE, 5-53SS. i'll
FoxHALL vILLAGE-Lovely home
Psntason or Navy Ideally suited
military couple. No small children
Short or long term lease. Owner
wishes retain occasional use thiro
floor which has separate bath. Rent
$3.50 including all utilities. Phone
MstTopoIitan s-4a0l. - g
Siris: or family. ia. S-SS25.
CH. CH.--officer's widow has attrac
tqFn or ap ssSs fSsii fSesi "a aD sroap asl
BETHEsDA-cape Cod. well furn.
iished large a,. l. spSd d tIli sna din ss M Z;
gar: lovely neiRhborhood: Yeerl,
lease, S125: ref. Call after o., OIL
SUMMER RENTAL - osorsetown
small, nice house, . hedrms., TV
washer: S120 mo. De. 2-047o:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brk.:
bedrooms: redecorated: nr. schools,
shopping. transportation; 10 min.
utes TO Pentason; SI05 per month.
yA.-3-bedrm. brick
semidet.; like new; 5 minis. TO
Pentagon: conv. To shopping, schs.,
tranSp.; immediate occupancy. sos
per mo. Call Mr.. NORRIS. KI
THEATON-Lovely 3-bedrn. bunra-
low. full bsmt.; Sl10 mo. or wiz
sell with 1915 cash and SS7. so mo.
Vacant PARKsIDE REALTY, JU.
9-ls76 till 8 pm. or TU. 2-424l
BRANDYWINE PL. S.w.-2-bedrm.
house. semidetached; screened pch.,
fenced yard; gas heat; $3.50 mo.
OIL. 2-7S50. %
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda-- Near NH. 8 bedrooms.
~ baths; S165.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE HAVE DESIRABLE TENANTS
for homes in Arlington: Alexandrta
property MANAGEMENT services
CULMORE REALTY CO., JE
SILVER SPRING AREA-Houses ur.
gently needed. Numerous clients
Expert MANAGEMENT. BEERS BROS.
JU. 9-0610.
WANTED - Attractive. unfurnished
house to rent: or more bedrooms
roomy yard, pleasant neighborhood
Please call ST. 3-1971 or write Boz
1S0-I,. Star, Ia
Evening star., 1955-06-09
HOUSES FURNISHED tesa..,

Dol. HSM ssr.s. s:modeied.s sslaalans spasloas
Ssths, yss5S's lease. $3.50. ;cHGTEE.
CoNsss "a ss-7sS2i aVE. VIC. oeore:tosu- ms
ing, convenient; redecorated: compl.
ffnrn.:, suitable 2 or 8: Sl55 mo.
8 eSBRbRoSSSMs9 HOUSE, completely
furnished for summer rental: in
isfIs q sls; Hssss GER IL Asas sas56a sphe Z
nome. elose-in IN Forest Hilis area: ]
bedrms.. 2 baths. den. powder .rm..
lge: screened perch, oveElooking
sFds sSHasa OF asea' aasss. a alGssna JAMES sicf T.
LaMoNHT H 8 81. IN NV. r. on 'iSS 18th at Ii
brary-Well-furn. 3 bedrms., lily.
rm:. din. .rm., lge. kit, recep. hall:
Tsas, i ! so, OWNER VII. 6-7oss, "a.
SUMMER. GlfSi RENTAL -. Completely
yard. WA. 7-2S6S after 5 pm.
ARLINGTON. SOUTH-completely
furnished new 6-room brick semi
detached home. dishes. linens. util-
ities, $40 VIZ. $40 mo. on. 4-s442.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA = Cool.
charming. spacious town house; 4
bedrms., twin beds. 2 baths. large
closets; liv. rfil.. din; en-. Kit.
swimming privileses; $500 mo. RE
eHaEsvaY7 asa7'i CHASE. d. C.. ss4s aaTri-
son ST. rms, 2 baths, screened
porch. rec. rTn., gar; mr.. schools.
bus and shopping; excel. .furn.;
only. Cali EN-. 3-44s0 or EDW. H.
JONES 4 CO., INC, $500 Conn.
cooIEsT eSsi n;T HOUSE IN D. c.. avail.
June go through Labor Lay; 4
bedrms., 2 baths, big porches. dig
trees; suitable for family or group
of women. Box 317-L, Star.
FOXHALL VILLAGE; summer rental,
now til Sept. 1-3-bedrm,. 1-bath
frcn, bus or str, stTsetcar; j, IN linens wo spa
SUMNER 9asSfEi RENTAL. Chevy chase.
June is to Labor Day; compl. furn.
home with 3 bedrms. and den; near
eonveniences; cool and attrac.'
Sl65 per mo. Of. 2-l4l0.
CHI. CHI, d. C.---AttTac. furn. charm,
BATHS, hat soedsn' elec. isi Rit., screened peh.;
disbes' dsfssons silver Kit. utensils. wash.
mach. included; linens opt. owner
to retain hsmt. apt. for occas. use
when in city; property avail. by
the mo. or yrs leese: $500 mo.
WO. 6-7103; GAO 31st st. NV. 15l
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS,
Glen Echo Heights-3 hedrms.. bath:
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN, INC. /
1905 wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2923
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SEE AND COMPARE

COLORED-VACANT
TO SEE is TO BUY
737 Madison st. NV.
s Rms. New Condition
1858 Taylor st. NV.
Rms, New Condition
1908 Decatur st. NV.
5-Bedroom BunsaIow
432 Delaf1eld Pl. NV.
Rooms. New Condition
902 Longfellow st. NV.
Detached, 8 Rooms. Must Be Seen
5109 14th st. NV.
Detached. 5 Bedrms., New cond.
5127 New Hampshire Ave.
Q Baths, Recreation Rm. New Cond
1868 IngleSide Terrace
8 Rooms, New Condition
1866 18th st. NV.
Low Payments, Nice Location
5403 5th st. NV. -
Clean, Nice. Right Place to Live
1918 Ingraham st. NV
s Rooms. New Condition
610 Ingraham st. NV.
s Rooms, a Doll House ,
421 Farragut st. NV.
8 Rooms. Rec. Rn1.. This Is II
Gil Delafield Pl. NV.
z Rooms and All the Rest
1880 M st. NE.
e Rooms. New Condition
2209 Rand Pl. NE.
3-Bath Bunsslow
1926 A st. Sc. s
2 Rooms, Just Right
2813 Monroe st. NE.
Location, Sun Deck. Del
FRED EHRLICH
1912 14th St. NV ST 3-045t
After $50, DU. 1855 --t
COLoRED-SHoWN ANY TIME
TRADES ACCEPTED
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BACHELORS - Now renting large
house. desire l or 2 more bach
elers to move In. so. 5-6257I -15
4 OR 2 GIRLS to share comfortably
furn. house with other girls: Shera-
ton-Park area. HU. 3-S642. --12
GEORGETOWN--Gi to share at
tractive house with 2 others; college
preferred. NO. 7-9259.
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FINANCE COMPANIES

Unions. real estate, insurance COM
panies. builders. contractors. etc
FOR SALE OR LEASE
Corner bldg. 200 50. It, each door.
desirable Sc. location. formerly oe-
eupied by 2 bank. Professional Of
81. S-045o: Ewes. pu. 1885
Luncheonette-Soda Fount.
$1,000 DOWN
Owner quotes 500 wkly. Busy shop
ping area. Claims gross OF 500
profit. Woman owner III. must be
sold. No reas, offer refused. Elk
elusive.
SELF-SERVICE MKT, NE.
Shopping center. Owner quotes
S1.500 ykly., rent $3.50 mo. Won
derful location for italian gro
ceries. Hours: 8 to z. closed Sun
days. Only So. 600 down. Exclusive.
Ewes. Sam Blanken. Ia. 9-0995
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 Z st. NV. Ma. s-a373
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

-~-~ ~ 49, ~
Center hall. Colonial brick: in excel
cond.. blk west of Conn. Near
best public and paroehial schools
good-size Nv. and din. rms, pow
der rm., kit. with disposal. large
screened porch leads to loyely
fenced Rarden: 3 bedrms, . tiled
baths. sun deck on End; bedrmS
on 3rd: large paneled rec. rm. anG
"a bath In bsint.: garage. Priced
in lower thirties, with attractive
financing. Might consider Ions
lease. Call Miss Corbin, DU. 7-1234
or CO. 5-7624.
sANDoZ. INC. EXCLUSIVE
CRESTWOOD'S finest value only
S3S, 500; situated on huge cornei
lot in q neiHhborhood Of more ex
pensive homes. 4 huge bedrooms
beautifully finished club room. 2-cal
attached garage. Priced to sell i'm
medtately. Call TIE, 6-7420 or DI
7-6S30.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co
Evening star., 1955-06-09

CoRNER--90I 8th ST. Sc.
Near Navy Yard. Rent reasonable
Will remodel to suit tenant. Fix
lures for sale cheap. 2 walk-in
meat boxes with motors. show
cases. shelving. meat block. Ready
Titbo,,t IGf pts'1ssf Sfures M viii gn' sell Sr
lures separately, all or part. Fix
lures must be sold and moved i'm
Inediately. Store good for any type
business, Call EX. 3-5707, MR..
RUDDEN; after pm, JU. SASS
Evening star., 1955-06-09

FOR SALE
BUSINESS LOCATION
3414 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Just over D. c. line opposite bus ter
minal, ground-ioor ONCE. front
separate entrance to upstairs apt
oil heat. Call Mrs. Fitzgerald, cox
g. CO.. RE. 7-6272, OIL. 6-7222.
MOTEL, U. S. No. l HWY.
South of Alexandria, showing good
returns on investment. Requires
high-class operator. Exclusive with
JOHN HILL CARTER, Jr., Real
tor, Specializing In Motor Courts
a17 Prince St, Alexandria. XII. g.
0l97, day or night.
MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation by exclusive
full-time motel broker and travel
specialist. Offering recommends
tions on best buys in motels and
sites.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
NEW RAMBLER

NEW RAMBLER
In finest NV. location. 5907 Nebraska
ave. NV. Large living room. family
size dining room, de luxe kitchen
with dining area; mahog. .-paneled
den, plus 3 twin-size bedrooms; 10
closets: 5 baths; recreation room;
state Iooi cara garage S-toa on, aih r.
proud to live in. Trade considered
OWNER-BUILDER. RA. 6-5742.
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Fnxhall Road Area

In the most attractive part Of this
fashionable cloSe-in suburban area
An "Old World charm fingers
about this appealing home, q gar
den by Rose Greely, q large library
with fireplace tucked away Of the
living room, . Soft. long porch
at garden level, q masters bedroom
with fireplace. Priced at S41,500.
aEs fssaZ sale dss1EsS HW.R To sM INSPECT pssS esi
ewes, OIL. 2-1409 or OIL. 4-7693.
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-. ~. O-tgOVV
SILVER SPRING

home for small family, in
lovely section, 2 bedrms:; comb; liy.
shaded lot; price, $115 month.
Immediate occupancy.
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COLORED---VACA
POOR MANS SPECIAL
Do you have q good Job and very
little money? We have q beautiful
6-rm. brick home. incl porches
very modern: hsmt. and built-in
gar: owned by q rich man who
wants TO give poor man a chance
to own his very own home, II
you have good references, call to
AID. 4-a7a7 Til 0 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTS
If you are interested in an apt. con
yenient to National Airport, we
have newly redecorated, 1-bedroom
apts. from ST0.76 to $751; per
mo-, incl. uttls. For inspection,
apply at Apt. /, 1901 Abingdon
dr., Alexandria.
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tcontinued on Next PaEsl
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2 Blks. to Walter Reed
brick home. 8 rooms. OF
h.-w. heat. garage, nice yard. Con.
veniellt to transportation. shopping
etc. House recently redecorated
Priced to sell at S19,750; excellent
F., terms. Call Mr.. Mayton, ma. s.
1900; ewes, AID. 4-51S4, BOSS &
PHELPS. INC. -9
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COLoRED-BRIGHTWOoD
14th and 1ngraham. Large det., g.
bedrm. home: 2 kits, recep. hall
oil heat. AUERBACH Co, DI. =
6501, RA. 3-6552.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

CoLoRED-A COMPLETE HOME
BR0KERS-HoME BUYERS
~? SEEKING THE BEST ~?
Then look into this lovely doctors S
home. z rms 21a baths, den, rec.
rn1., nice yard, garage, carpetine.
gas h.-wh.
I32 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
TANEN REALTY co.
Wo 6-2274 EN-. 3-s369
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
|3o Embassies to Join
In Pogeont Of Peoce

Thirty mine embassies here
have indicated their eagerness to
participate this year In the Sec
|ond Annual Christmas Pageant
of Peace on the Ellipse across
from the White House grounds.
Many Of the embassies were
represented yesterday at a plan-
ming conferences called by Ed
ward r. Carr. president Of the
Pageant Of Peace. Inc, q non-
profit corporation formed to
carry on the observance begun
last year. Mr.. Carr is also presi-
dent OF the Washington Board
OF Trade. which initiated the
drive for the pageant.
The response of embassies here
WAS termed very encouraging
by John r. O,Brien, chairman
lof the planning conference yes
tterday. He said last year. at this
time. only is embassies had made
definite plans to participate. A
total Of az embassies eventually
took part In the pageant last
year. he said.
Mr.. O'Brien said the program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
Power President Rops
'Insinuotions' at Hearing


lup nothing (which demonstrates
any illegal or improper influence
ION the part OF the Georgia Power
Co.
The letter was tn reply to an
editorial criticizing his House
Government Operations Sub
committee for voting against
hearing Mr.. Branch. Democrats
lon the subcommittee defeated,
3-to-2, q move by Representative
Jonas, Republican of North
Carolina, on October 10 10 call
Mr.. Branch as q witness In the
now-suspended hearings.
Mr.. Branch expressed gratifi-
cation at Mr.. Chudoff's admis-
sion that no evidence Of aany
j. Illegal or improper action or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
Set
In Synoeogues
| on1orroN

Sabbath services win be held
in Washington area sy1agogues
and temples tomorrow night.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
will speak on Herman Wouk---
American jew" at $50 pm. serv-
ices in the washington Hebrew
CONGREGATION. Massachu S etts
avenue and Macomb street NV.
Yochanan Meroz, first secre-
Itary Of the Embassy Of Israel,
will present a Jewish Bible in
lscribed by Israeli leader David
Ben Gurion to the Adas Israel
Congregation. Connecticut ave-
niue and Porter street NV. at
$3.50 pm. services. II win mark
the syliagogue,s devoted service
to the State of Israel
A special service Of dedication
|of the memorial plaque to the
memory of Abraham Gudelsky
will be held at $3.50 p. n. to-
morrow at the Montgomery
County Jewish Community. 29O1
East West highway, Chevy
Chase. Md. Cantor Norman
Gewirtz win chant.
Rabbi Tzvi H. Porath will con-
duct the service.
The following services win be
held tomorrow at $3.50 pm, un-
less otherwise stated:
B'nai Israel Cengresatien -. Rabbi
Henry Sesal on being plseontentsd.
Briekncr VIII spesk
Beth Shelsm Consresatien Rabbi
Harry ] Kaufman on aBnildins q New
World at I9:ap am. Saturday.
LaaEss fs s.s w,rt siIyfr = sp5ns
To Be Mature Person at s:i5 nm
Northeast Conkreratlon Mount Rain
Ter; Nd RABBI RAYMOND Krinsky on
why We Weaf Hats"
dist Church. ere cSery chase "a MdaR ssRSi
Leon NJ. Adler on lis Rellalon cruteh7's
CenEresatisn Beth n. BetAesda. Nd
Morrison Rogoss. member. on The
Tlfersth I.rasi cenrrss.tien ana
Ei9n"
dist Church. Alexandria. We. - Rabbi.
Hsr Tfeen Synaaosps, Wheaton. Nd
3. d. Wolf. vice president OF the Sea.
board He<ion. United EynagoEues OF
America. vii SPEAK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27

this year calls for q two-week
pageant instead Of the three
week observance Of last year. The
pageant viii open on December
90 and will end ON January Q.
Last year more than 100000
persons visited the pageant. in
which an estimated 5000 men
women and children took part In
religious services, tableaux, foil
songs and dances on the pageant
stage.
Mr.. Carr has announced Q plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27

= ATLANTA. Oct. 81 RlrHar
lice Branch. II. president Of
Georgia Power Co. said LAST
might his company "has suffered
Eirreparable damage on account
Iof careless and baseless insinua-
tons made during q House in
Ivestigation Of the Eisenhower
administrations power policy.
He made the statement shortly
after Representative Chudoff
Democrat Of Pennsylvania. ad.
United In letter to news.
paper that the committee turned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
Lonordi Picks Aide

BUENOS AIRES. Oct. ~ E1.
President Eduardo Lonardi has
called on the well-known Argen-
tina economist Paul Prephisch
to serve as his financial and
economic adviser for the post
Peron rehabilitation program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27

ifor public subscriptions to sup
port this years pageant. He said
contributions win be accepted at
1.-THE pageant ONCE. 1916 K street
INV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27

Escitssws sf for all this Mos.
1sy at tie ebss;sg Of the
ser Hseht Co. SilDsy Spyisg
Sfsrsi Csremosies start st
u:X Am. Win Prisssi
See CeisbHfissl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-15
IT'sLATER THAN YOU THINK

1925 THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1925

YEARS AGO - 1925
Shpley Georgeve catches 20 pound catfish
n Bggerts Eddy, Big Darby
Organize Elect Henry
Robinson Sterling president and Gladstone Howay Oak Run
Township, secretary.
g Wemer county treasurer delinquent tax
of history books
collection.
Large number of running fans to attend
of
Engesperger Oldest lifelong resident
efferson and Civil War dies
of South Union and East Sec
ond site O Armory, sold for 1857.
II first eighth grade class graduate
from school
YEARS AGO - 1e45
London Sterling
jefferson, have first Inter-Club meeting in London
APRIL Curl London opening of shows Brdg
lot April 81.
rationng blanks
application
Cubmoble lines somewhere
Netherland East Indies"
- A.
jefferson Artillery Division
ed from Prison Camp.
APRIL II Ohio Hereford Association headed by W. Putnam
Oreton has big Madison
grounds Average is 1898 and top $780,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-15
ANNOUNCE BIRTH oE SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jackson,
West High Street, announce the
birth of a son, Thursday, April IA,
at Doctors Hospital, Columbus.
The baby weighed nine pounds and
two ounces.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-15
Robert W. Reider - Report
From The State Capitol
ESTES kEFAUVER

hopeful
Ohio month he'll speak at dinner meeting Comoana on
Chairman Don GoSney handling arrangements
THE socaed right work. bill pending in the senate appears
doomed this the strongly antabor u o. r.
eade enactment might boomerang.
Ohio purchased
a a -in-Ba
leader the chamber
Rep Thomas D. Gindesberger Holmes County Republican
WELlkNOWN IN G.. O p. CIRCLES
lobbyist list House Speaker William Sax
the Springfield Society for Saw
ngs William Cuyahoga) has registered for the
former state representative and of Justice Harold
u Supreme Court.
BOTH parties have their Lucas County where the P
ful-tme director An
peonabe 35yearod glass official has been tapped
job.
popular former O. House member from
Fulton County, a other
numbers
Speaker Raybun Washington April Toledo
is headed
G. MAKERS
Chairman Frank Mcclure r. LoudonVie) hearings
on biennial budget ahead of schedule.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-15

Mirick), to Ruth E. Roberts, lot
no. II in Glade Hill addition, Lon
don.
Biscayne Properties, Inc, to
Herman and Alice F. Williams, lot
no. 131, in Merriman's second sub
division, West jefferson.
Biscayne Properties, Inc, to
Harley E. and Lorraine I. Land
rum, lot no. So in Merriman's Sec
ond subdivision, West Jefferson.
Amos H. Cordle ct al. to Will
liam Gallagher, Jr., ct al. 0.50 acre
in Deercreek Twp.
Walter r. and Alice Dillon, to
Robert c. and Suzanne Reffit,
0.367 acres in Union Twp.
Ellsworth and Lulu MCGUIRE to
Thomas D. and Ida M. Dunn par
eel of land in village of Mt. Sterl-
ing.
Estate of George A. Shower, to
Evelyn Williams ct al, two tracts
of land in Jerome and Darby
Twps., Union and Madison Coun-
ties, containing 275.55 acres of
land more or less.
Ethelyn Williams, Byron Dough-
ty and Mary Rupert to Katie
Yutzy, three tracts of land in Ca
naan Twp. containing 30.5 acres,
more or less.
Paul E. Phillips and Helen B.
Phillips ct al. to Grace Phillips
two tracts of land in Paint Twp
containing 84.33 acres.
William x. Kaufman to Thomas
r. and Ann Marie LorenZ, lot no.
20 in Town and Country addition,
West Jefferson.
William K. Kaufman to James
c. and Norma V. Kent, lot no. II
in Town and Country addition,
West Jefferson.
Estate of Darwin E Kent to
Neva FraVel ct al. lot no. 81 in
Bigelow's 5th addition, Plain City.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases:
r. N Ardrey, Inc. VS.. George
w. Terry, action on cognovit note;
judgement rendered in favor of
plaintiff in the amount of S375.36
with interest and costs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-15
Highway Projects
Include Ohio 1877

Director S. o. Linzell, Depart
ment of Highways, State of Ohio,
has announced that % highway
projects amounting to So, ,865, 1892
81 have been awarded in connect
ion with the sale held on March
%. The projects include five Fed
eral totalling $2,614,135.67, and II
state totalling $2,251, 1864.
Madison County is included in
the work plan, with grading,
draining and paving with asphaltic
concrete a portion of State Route
187 in Somerford Township. The
contract, which totals $23,
has been let to Mr.. o. T. Liller,
of London. Completion date is set
for July 81.
Other counties included are
Delaware, Greene, Hancock, Mi
ami, Montgomery, Putnam, Allen,
A sh land, Clark, Columbiana,
Franklin, Fulton, Hamilton, Hol-
mes, Lake, Meigs, Muskingum
Richland, Seneca, Stark, Trumbull
and Van Vert.
Largest single contract let was
for $3.50, ,001 90, for construction OF
a bridge over Big Walnut Creek in
the village of Whitehall near Co
lumbus. Robert J. Dienst and Son
of Columbus were the successful
bidders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-15
An Editorial
FOLLOWING THE CONSUMER

An editorial in Chain Store Age observes that changes
taking place in the retail pattern. AS example. it
points he rapid growth of shopping cen+ers in the last
few years II is estimated that about 900 Of them
operation while 500 TO 1000 in the planning
construction stage.
This does not that traditional shopping
along Main Street the smaller communities and in the down.
sections of big cities growing less important
They and doubt will remain the backbone of
chandisng system. But the trends show how retail bus
follows the doing everything it TO
business is.
Chain Store Age touched that in these words: What
the development certainly for all retailers is Intensified
competition for whether competition from
right the street from shopping center 10 Is
miles away il the thing and calls for the
treatment The pattern in retailing will require better
merchandising than for those who hope to meet its cha
lenge"
That attractive stores and dspIays better
advertising and other pomoon the best possible service The
big winner is the consumer
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-15
HONESTY

No legacy is so rich as honesty.
William Shakespeare