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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
tR.. lronton) TO permit limited
feeding Of waterfowl.

SENATOR Arthur c. Blake
3D., Belmont is a member of
the powerful Rules Committee
and generally regarded around
the legislature as champion
of the rights of Ohio's coal min
ers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11

reports that the rug to the Ohio Liquor Department
is being pretty thin. with private Showngs to
friends of lewd movie recently confiscated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11

a COP. staiwarf in Ohio's Fifth
congressional district, is an oe.
casional capitol visitor. .
FAVORITE breakfast menu at
the executive mansion: Scram.
bled eggs and bacon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

tell us it was a real sight to behold
as each bidder in turn pulled the
candle over, to peer at her cards.
Busy Guys
Bud Brown, who spent long and
weary months in hospital last
summer with back injury after
a fall as a constructor worker, was
the purchaser of three of those
surplus EOD buildings.
He and his brother-in-law, Chas.
Kurtz, are tearing them down and
will utilize the lumber to put ubp
a new house on Buds lot out in the
Sloan addition. There'll be a garage
for Charles Linden-st home out of
the deal, too. Certainly seems good
to have Bud bustling about again
after his close shave, doesn't it?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Safety Council
Offers Booklet

Power brakes and power steer
ing can get you into trouble when
driving on ice because they make
it easier to over-control.
That fact is pointed out by the
National Safey Council in new
booklet on winter driving hazards,
based on 16 years of actual re-
search on frozen lakes.
This will be the first winter
during which a large number of
cars equipped with power brakes
and power steering will be on the
road" said Arnold Vey, director
of traffic and transportation for
the Council.
MANY drivers have not been
adequately instructed in using the
new equipment, especially under
winter conditions. We need a new
look at some of the ABC's of driv-
ing today's cars safely and skill
fully"
The Councils winter driving
booklet covers the ABC'S in de-
tail, emphasizing the necessity to
practice smooth driving all year Sc
that it is habit when roads are
slippery.
A single copy of the helpful
booklet on safe winter driving
may be obtained free by writing
Committee on Winter Driving
Hazards, National Safety Council
425 N. Michigan Ave-, Chicago IL
TIL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
IT'SLATER Than YOU THINK
THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1872

1925 THIRTY YEARS 1925
15M B. Golden home from trip with Bernad Shows
good season
Bank Sedaia but
receive only $4,000 for trouble
motorists before
being prepared under direction of
Cornwell
of London Country Club, challenge women
Bridge Parties draw large crowds.
theatre West Jefferson
Raymond
Pat Bob Mcguire and Bob Cockeril
third.
NOVEMBER 2Yaer famous dog created by West jefferson
Attorney E. w Johnson in his Arkansas tales is dead
Gentle, three and onehaf old
and Mrs Charles Gentle London killed when
by auto
NOVEMBER Richmond London attorney killed two Hun
TEN YEARS AGO = 1e45
big overhauled (al faceSl
running condition
NOVEMBER 16-Atemptng NEE young
community London temporary Center in ST
Lutheran Parish Hall.
NOVEMBER 17-Henry Hldinger resident
instantly killed head ruckauto collision Route 38 south
NOVEMBER
redecorating
NOVEMBER 19-Od Tradersve years
Operated
Howard Lewis farmer that
NOVEMBER 20Fire destroys home Wilbur Hume farm
London-Big Plain Pike
NOVEMBER 21Em E Yeran, branch of local u S.
observation
NOVEMBER 22-Rosedae Club home
Albert Pfleeger
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
State Tightens
Driver Licensing

Columbus, Ohio - The second
major change in the issuance of
drivers licenses in less than two
weeks was revealed today by Di-
rector U. c. Felty of the Depart
ment Of Highway Safety.
The new order-the fifth step in
a program aimed at Tightening and
broadening driver license regula-
tons affects students taking
driver training in public and paro-
chial schools. Effective immediate
ly all students who successfully
complete the driver training
course will be required to take the
complete driver license examina-
ton from State Highway Patrol
examiners before being issued a
drivers license.
On November 8 (1955) the De-
partment announced that a pre-
examination would be given all
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Young People
Elect Officers

The Young Peoples Class of the
Church of Christ in Christian I'm
ion, had a party at the home of
Barbara Donohoe. Thursday, Mo-
vember 10, and elected the follow
ing officers: Marlyn Sollars, presi-
dent; Sonny Ramey, vice presi-
dent; Janet Bennett, secretary;
Doris Donohoe, treasurer; Betty
Bennett, social chairman; Butch
Miller, news reporter.
Others attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mitchell, Moreno and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
New Ford Plant
Will Hire 5000

AS the newest project in a $3,-
750,000,000 postwar expansion
modernization and tooling pro-
gram, Ford Motor Company an
nounced plans to construct a l.
200,000-square-foot steering gear
and cold heading plant in Colum-
bus, o., move certain to affect
local labor forces.
S. w. Ostrander, vice president
and group executive, said the COM
pany is negotiating with the Pen
nsylvania Railroad to purchase a
200-acre site at the northeast in
tersection of Morse and Sinclair
roads at the north edge of the Co
lumbus city limits.
The tract must be rezoned for
the intended use and utility servic-
es for the plant must be provided
before the companys plans can be
carried out, Mr. Ostrander said.
= The steering gear and cold head
ing plant-the thirty-sixth new
plant to be announced or complet-
ed by Ford since 1946-will be op-
Grated by the Dearborn General
Manufacturing Division.
A. r. Wardrop, general manag-
er of the division, said the COM
pany intends to start construction
work this fall and the facility will
l.
When in operation, the plant
will employ about 1900 workers,
and it will have an annual payroll
of approximately $15,000,000," M.
XEo,.luox~ ca;I
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
NEPH Essays To
Earn Prize Money

The annual essay contest in the
independence for the Handicap
ped Through Employment" move
ment sponsored here by the clubs
of Sedalia and London is getting
underway. Local prizes will total
$50, given by the two clubs, with
S25 as first, $40 as second, $3.50 as
third, $5 as fourth, and $3.50 as
fifth prizes.
The state is offering scholarships
Of $500 and S240 per year plus
$3.50, $3.50 and S74 savings bonds.
National prizes range from
$1,000 to S100.
Local judges are c. N. McAllis-
ter, c p. Myers and P. E. Nc
Daniels. Paul Good is the treasur-
er. Further information may be
obtained from school authorities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

persons applying for temporary
permits in Franklin County. This
order is effective November Is and
requires these applicants to take a
written test and a vision check be-
fore receiving a temporary permit
which allows them to drive with a
licensed driver. AS soon as a
smooth working procedure for the
pre-examination is developed by
the Driver Licensing Section of
the Patrol for Franklin County ap-
plicants, it will be extended over
the entire state.
Other steps taken to broaden or
strengthen the driver license regu-
lations were: removal of incom-
petent drivers from behind the
wheel through re-examination; re-
quiring an examination of persons
converting from an operators to
chauffeur's license; and the es-
tablishment of an appointment
system for those taking examina-
tionS.
A camel can drink 25 gallons
of water in half an hour.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Fall Beef Tour
In Northeast Area

Over 80 attended the Madison
County fall beef tour in the north
east area of the county on We'd
nesday, November 16, according to
a report from the Extension office.
The group observed the cattle that
have been started on 1856 expert
ments -at the Madison County Ex-
pertinent Farm. Experiments in
the coming year are planned to
evaluate grass silage and hay in
a beef cattle ration.
Due to the heavy rains, the sec
ond stop at Clifford Kronk's had
to be eliminated. At the third stop,
Dean Longs discussed his group of
40 native spring calves in the feed
lot and also showed the group a
complete set of quonset farm build
ings that have been recently erec-
ted. Paul Hackett discussed the
method of handling the 130 or
more beef heifers on feed. He also
discussed his ideas on factors de-
pressing the beef and hog market.
The last stop was made at Joe
Hooks, where they observed his
spring bull calves on his rate of
gain testing program and a few
of his Angus breeding stock.
The group had lunch at the
Plain City Grange where the lad
les of the Grange seyved.
The afternoon program at the
Grange hall included a report by
II. w. Rogers, manager of the
Madison County Experim n {
Farm. Bill Renner, cattle buyer
for Producers Livestock Associa-
ton, Columbus, and r. @. Smith,
chairman of the livestock aSsocia-
ton, gave their view points on the
market out look.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

Monk McCarthy's latest crea-
tion has the town talking again.
You can see it parked in front of
Monks auto repair shop on Maple.
Remember last year Monk cut
two cars in half, and put their
front ends together? You couldn't
tell if the thing was coming or
going. Sure attracted attention
Now Monks taken Tog Nor
gan's old sedan and completely
restored one half of it. One side
is as good as new, the other looks
like-well, Tog's old car. "Sort Of
a before-and-after demonstra-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

Jim Warner, Extension Beef cat
tie specialist, was present as was
George Wilson, Prof. of Beef at
Ohio State University with his
beef class through out the day.
Next meeting of the county beef
cattle club will be February 8.
The county committee includes:
Marion Meats, H. w. Rogers, Bud
Putnam, G. w. Burr, and Wilfred
Garen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

Annalee Beaver, Barbara Bo
Billy Pickens, Charlie Kim
Bobby and Billy Donohoe, L6i
Dillon, Max Mouser, Joyce r
well, Phyllis Ames, Patty Mo
Millie Ellars, Nancy and G,
Butcher, Patty Clifton, Jay f
ers, Gloria Brill, Joy Powell,
Delawder, Florence Donohoe
Wade Bruce.
Those attending enjoyed gar
and refreshments.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
An Editorial
FIRST STEP

Taxes should be reduced but the first step balanced
national budget every effort must be bent TO balance the
budget" That emneniy logical statement comes from Con-
Rees of Then he says Government employ
and should be reduced at least per cent without
any impairment of essential services In fact great
e efficiency should result
Here is goal that Congress and the Executive branch
should 90 all eachand in doing that they will earn
the heartfelt thanks of the hard American taxpayer
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
MAX TAYLOR IMPROVING
AETER OPERATION

Max Taylor was returned to his
home in Lafayette Saturday from
Mt. Carmel Hospital, where he un-
derwent a major operation. His
condition is reported as satisfac-
tory.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Two DWI Cases
Receive Sentences

Two cases of drunken driving
have been reported. In West JEFF
ferson, Ruth B. Lyons, of that VIII
lage, was fined S75 and costs in
Mayor Homer Braithwaite's court
and sentenced to three days in Jail
for a DWI incident, which occur
red November II.
In London, Edward Dingus was
fined S100 and costs and sentenced
to three days in Jail on a DWI in
cident and also fined $40 and costs
for not having valid operators
license in Mayor Speasmaker's
court. His offense was committed
on November 16.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
OPERETTA OFFERED
BY MONROE STUDENTS

An operetta, Belle of the West"
will be given by the Monroe High
School students Tuesday Novem-
Der % at 8 o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

Educate a boy and you educa
an individual; educate a girl al
you educate a family.
John Crumpton Hare
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
ENTERs DOCTORS HOSPITAL

Mrs. William Hardin, 691a
South Oak Street, entered Doctors S
Hospital, Columbus, Wednesday
for surgery. Her room number is
N-223.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
1T is NOW SERGEANT
CHAS r. RICHARDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Hartzell Richards,
Stewart Avenue, have received
word that their son, Charles r.
Richards, with the USMC, has
been promoted to sergeant. He is
presently stationed on Okinawa.
He had previously been stationed
in Japan before returning to this
country for a furlough.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh

Seen Monks
Better Half?

tion,1 Monk told me, "shows folks
the kind of work | do"
From where ! sit, some Of
Monks ideas may look a little
wild sometimes =. but wouldn't
want to tell him how to run his
business any more than I'd like
him to tell me what beverage to
enjoy. He always keeps hot pot
of tea in his garage I'D rather
have a cold glass of beer but re-
spect for each others opinion is
"auto"-matic with us both
9Se M~4e
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

Copyright 1855. United States Brewers Foundation
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

A camel can drink 25 gallons
of water in half an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

I TaKoMA PARK, MD. Flower Ave-
S33.5 to $50 per mo. At bus stop,
near College and San. Refs, I'm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-You can
enjoy convenient in-town apart
area at 1871 r ct. NV. Attractive
and nicely laid out l-bedroom apt.
ut S10O incl. all utils Avail. now.
+ SHANNON d LuCHs CO.. 724 14th
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connecticut Ave. Apt.

CoLORPD-sIo c ST. NE lac
S57 so and utils. ST. 3-6316.
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APTs. fuRNIsHED--MD.

BLADENsBURG RID. vIC.--Attrsc.
2-rm. APT Pvt. entr.; utiis.: empl.
couple pref. $50, WA. G-20s.. I'll
TAKOMA Parkway clean enc.
apt. with sep. entr.; ssle. or cpl:
TAiKoMA MA Ts ' s50 81 GreenSood
ave, cor. Clsyborn, Apt. LILY.
rm., . bedrns., dinette, kit. bath;
private parking va biks. from
Piney Br; shopping: thermostat :
SIS. OWNER. $3.50 18th st. NV,
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE of
Silver Spring shopping center, on
buSline: newly decorated. 1 rooms
and private bath; private entrance,
and screened porch; 2 reliable en-
ployed people; parking In rear. sos
mo. JU $4,000. -13
FURN. APT.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
pvt. bath. pvt. entr.; SIS mo-. utiis.
incl, UN. 4-S4SS. is
TAKOMA PK.-1 -bedrm,, LIVING rm,
kit. dinette, tiled bath In small
brick apt. bldg. Conv. bus, shop
ping center. Vic. Flower and Piney
Branch I'd. Pleasant surroundings.
$40. after B SO pm. RE. b-S2 20.
SILVER sPRING-Liy. rm., bedrm..
kit, din, bath; utiis. incl. S9S.5U;
couple: refs. 10. 3-6sS9. Ill
HYATTS.-Beaut knotty-pine efic /:
kit, bath; utils,: pvt. entr.: empl
CHEVY CHAsE@7e6s Conn. ave Bus
al door, rms, Eft. and bath
couple, 500 mo. OIL. 2-257l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
APTs. FURNlsHEp-vA.

500 S. COURT HOUSE RD.. Apt. No
o--NeW bldg. new furniture, new
draperies. No matter how fastidious
you are. this apt will please you.
Living room, full dining area,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath. con.
crete porch. Key At Apt. No. /. Call
BEITZELL, DI. 7-3l00. la
NEW. built-in bedroom, kitchen. tiled
bath; 8 doors from bus; $50 month.
ARL. (close enough to walk to the
Pentagonl Large living room. twin
bedrm., tiled bath with shower,
kitchen; immaculate and well furn.
Sl25 mo-, utilities included except
phone. some maid service; gentle
men only preferred. OF. 4-s035
ALEXANDRIA - efficiency and 1.
bedroom apartments; janitor serv-
ice; laundry privileges: downtown
location; all utilities: SIS q
Sa2 so Call TIE 6.6B70 between
10 q m and q prn
DELIGHTFUL l-bedroom apartment
located en- busline. convenient IL
Arlington Hall, nicely furnished. Cal
JE 2-4SSU. -I5
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THE DRESDEN

2126 CONN. AVE. NV.
Convenient Location in a
Very Desirable Neighborhod
3-room, kitchen and bath
apartment, completely rem
ovated and modernized.
New built-in tub with
shower installed, and other
improvements m a de in
bath. New cabinets, large
modern refrigerator, mod
ern de luxe gas range and
new linoleum installed in
kitchen. Apartment has
been atractively redeco-
rated throughout. Sanitas
being used on walls and
ceilings Of kitchen and
bath. All wood floors have
been sanded and refinished.
Many other features. Va
cant and ready for immedi-
ate occupancy. Rent, $l35.
See Res. Mgr. Phone, NO.
1858.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th 81. NV MA. So 90
lis
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APIS. UhFuRNIsHED-D. {

GEoRGETOWN EFFIC.-Full kit, in
apt. BLDG. nice loo; SO so: utils
s Pay a. eS ss7a 9ar syss 10 AVE- Ge5tii
nette and bath. Tenant furn cleo.
tricity. S63. Oh. 4-3S24.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
APIS. UNFURNIsMED-vA.

AkL.: blk; IT. Myer. 5 min. Pent..
bldg; pvt; park; 1.bedrm. apt. avail.
mined: $64 so plus utils. 1915 N.
SSqinn; IA: a-Sos7. after !. -21
din. rm.; LIST 6oor modsrn bids;
cony. Pentaeon. Hecht Co, Va. and
D G. transp;; reas.; seS.60; utils.
15BEDRM.. heat and water fu4n.,
sD as Or pr,t pr SAB BUS; stobFs syt,s married s
7-227s: Suns. ewes, KE. s-4e49.
1924 s. s.h sF.-a,rm, enc, in 6 5sa,.
sS sS me- me- i1 "a. s ssaisi -Sedrn. ii9''
avail. now: beautiful and spacious
nYtng-dintnE room combinations.
large bedrooms. latest In kitchen
equipment. parauet floors. Venetian
sps 60s mo e1 ons SsS,oS S,is s tgT e.
For Information. call IA. 5000.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs - Ada.
cent to, shop. center and schools.
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers, 5
n mnut * p % Downtown s.; z min.
your front door. Ample parkins,
Front ONCE service. Laundry ana
storage In your building, New re-
iriEerators with freezer tops. Z and
exposures; l and 2 bedrooms;
Navy and Air Force personnel MI.
Vernon and Russell I'd. Alex. II.
ARLINGTON, NJ bedrms. Nv.
nm. dinette; walking distance
Ari Hall. blk Hecht's store:
eood transp. laundry facils.; OF:
utils. See manaser on premises,
Apt. g., 522 n; Thomas. rear Of
ARL.. Close in-i ana 2 bedrms.. lie.
apis. For discriminating persons.
Fss 1Idasss! x,,t Key; v,.I and Memorial
Wooded and quiet No c cSiidrsn.
$50 and sos. Out wilson blvd,
istt on Oak st. to ONCE, 1900 18th
|AIE;:xASDRIA CITY-spae,ous i and
clean two and three bedroom apis.
bedrms.. with rear proch; 3 bed
rms, with extra large kit; both
modernly equipped; S75 and 500,
rental. SHANNON a. LuCHE. 724
l4th st; NV. MA. -s-2345.
IARLANDRLA-$69.50 so. incl. all utils.,
shopping and buslines: only 10 min.
to Pentagon. Calf1JA. 2-166l. --I0
ARLINGTON weeks free rent: l.
bedrm. apt: $6S.50 per mo-: con-
ventently located. Can ia. 2-1s61.
-16
3 ROOMS AND BATH available i'm
and buses. Shown Thursday: 5f3s
N. 9th ST., Arlington. lis
l5523 n. 10th RID. iArl.)-Bedrn.
lIv. rm,. dinette. kit, bath. S67.
Res; Mgr. IA. 5-S263 or d.. 7-
ARL.. s75-I-bedrm. apt, porch.
P Psopf eIef s0n a. Og ass ascLAls6 6
Artist a.; a-bedrm, apt; close
Manaeer. Apt. 2. 1900 N. Pierce
lATTRAecTIv TsO- i. ARL.-.LiF. run.
ar; sonv, bus shop: sd9.5o, "a.
Lovely. large 1-bedrm. apt. With
nette and modern Kitchen. large
closet space; wired for air-condi-
TONER; laundry and parking fa-
cilities. Shopping center and Q
bnslines within q block; Just .
few minutes from downtown WASH
iHEtOp ,,I Pen: e. n., and Nav AnRsT
MANOR APIS. I215 n. Court
House I'd. Arlington. Cali IA. s.
1900 from 10 an. til pm.
Monday through Friday; eyes,. Sat.
and Sun, KE. 6-S431. 8 am. to
NEW. 5 rms. built-in kit, walk in
closets, bsmt., 3 drs. from bus. No
lease. ia. s-9615.
ARLINGTON. vA.--In Westover inst
on Washington blvd. COW. to
everything; / bedroom. living rin..
dining space. kitchen and bath:
WEAVER BROS. NC,
Washington Bldg. DI. $4,000
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APIS. EuRklsHrn-n.e.

rsAalEssrrssaR s sSL. Ssr1 s1S.
SisRec Spacious ioysr. iivns
T0o%' s, qain,ng from fo3m ~. 6tc ass.d
bath, wall-to-wall earpettng;
fully equipped for housekeep-
ing. including silver and linz
ems; 24-hour secretariai serP-
ice. maid service, deep freeze
available; heated garage. Sub
lease to responsible tenant.
Rent. 5000 per month. Only
hieh-grade applicants consid-
cred. ME. S-1717.
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THE CAVALIER
$500 14th ST. NV.
Emeiency Apt. $40
I-Bedrm. Apt, SSs

24-hr. switchboard and elevator
service. Clerk on duty at all times
Laundry facilities. Good transpor-
tn. 2-3soo 81
COLORED-11II 54th PL,, Chape
Oaks, Md hedrm-. liy. rm., kit.
| for nice eple. Can see 8 to 6 ewes
Sun. /. to s pm. J. c. WRIGHT
IcoLoREp - ROOMS. kitchen
semiprivate bath; sos mo. Alst
sleeping room; no children. Ii. g.
| S4t38. lie
lcoLoRED - sos R ST. NV. :
rooms. kitchen. bath; SOS. DE. 2
,coLoRED-s LARGE ROOMS. bath
new. $s5: M. l4th st. OWNER
ICOLoRED-Iei p ST. s.w.-e rms.
Kit. and bath; Arcola heat; vacant
c ssse,i d. iils'i aLpo. near unior
rm. ap a SO siS'' ERIC, ise. room
kitchenette- bath, $4s. Redec.;
ECOLORED - 1890 BLADENsBURG
RID. N.E.--One-b edrm. apt. avail
T riI III Ts1Slc ' " ia
lCOLoRED-I4i6 n ST. NV
rms. kit. and bath; avail, now
Call Ma. s-e34O. OLIVER T
c eAfsa SealsSa; D ST. N.w.- iS
Or. apt; excel, eond All utils
s tnfp;i y sf q cesse rental: -ls "a
lcoLoRED-.ls V ST. N.E.-S rms
kit. and bath apis avail, nov.
ST., 80 per mo. Call MA. s-a340
OLIVER T CARR. Reaitor. -l6
lCOLORED--IOWA APIS 1895. 13tf
ST nw.--Walk to work 3 bedrms
sl n.y. RIA S1d, ki &. G zen M xsn a Sanes
DE, 2-5Isi; or call s. p. d @.
INC. ll04 Vermont ave. NV
cOIoRED@~s2s sith ST. N.E.--Apt
No. L: duplex apt, very 5000 con
dition: . rooms. dinette. kitchen
bath SIS So mo, Can CO SeS222
very good condition. SOS mo. Ke,
cAophtoREpSG CD rms
kit. and bath, duplex. completslS
redec.. $50 per mo. See MRS
WRIGHT. 44o7 Esds st me-. LU
c5oioiRID-yICrNIrY 18Th ANI
FLA. AyE.---3 rooms. Kitchen, ant
water incl PHILLIPS. CANBY 8
FULLER, INC. ST $4,000, lel:
codI III lin Ma 4sth pL. NE
Mod. apt, bldg: 2 rms, full'
equipped kit, and bath; heat anc
INV. furn.: $40 per mo. Key O.
92g 4Sth pl after 9 pm, Cal
VIM. j. DAVIS, INC. 500 H ST
COL DC; TODkE Els s1ispo' BELMONT ST
N.W.--For adults only. All .util'
titles furn.; . rooms. kit. and bath
End floor. S62 30; room. kit. bath
ard a.. s55. Apply GUY Thinner
1929 18th ST. NV NO. 7-49o1
CoLoRED-N.W.--1 bedroom. kit.
bath; utils.; adults only; $50 so
ia 9.0669 I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
THE DIPLoMAT

Lee. Enc, XII. Dinette' 500
r.-Bedrm. Apt., Sll0
De luxe bldp,, overlooking Meridian
Park walking dist downtown
Beaut. turn. apis; 2i-hr switch
boara. etc, Mer AID. ?.l?35.
49,; c ST. N.E,-Lovey 3-rm, apt
Mt bath. $50. 30 mo-, incl. utils
boia Bird ST: N,Ws-Nice 9,5edrm
1885 ALLISON ST NV, blk
transp. Mod. 3-rm. apt. s75 mo.
INV wItiouoHBY REALTY co.
IL 6-7043 --l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

l-BEDRM. APT. IS SOS
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
See Mr.. Roach. Mgr, Apt.
,,.n, 70; s,gSs9 svyn,c.rrs