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sala PINEY BR. RD.. sit. sps.-
location. heat furnished; customer
narkife. JU., 6-l3OS. -
STORE, 2Sx80. on main blvd. IN
nearby ARLINGTON. with parking;
faces lge. shopping center and dept.
store, with 2,og9-eaF psTkine lct;
a5 5iis 5ssisa'tDDsxsSguRS 4s E6. M,
sbetween B Dakota and New Ypri
ave, Pull basement. apt, upstaire
large paxking aTsa IN rear. store
DOMINION ARMS ATS. AL, VA.
several choice stores stu avail
aSls shis nsE blas 2 sSS ~ sao so
facine heavily Travelled highway:
bldg contains 1ee Aforementioned
z apts.; large parking area IN front
for store customers; lease commits
Inents made with drug. bekuty bar-
Der and cleaner; excellent location
:sfof ladies, apparel gift ehcps tnte-
riof decorator. Ty Giles and service,
&C. neat ana slr sGpai huf1 lSn R tx
or Nj. Dick Taylor. SHANNON 4
LucHs CO. Realtors. ia 18th 81,
SRA Nj Lf wi n M. ox0N nii.L,
Nd. RI. Geo. Col Modern f-story
+ BLDG approx. 31sEoV with pfiyAte
parking lot adj. store; good location
for drugstore. restaurant. auto &C.
cessOry store, etc: reas. rent. I'M
med. poss. Consult Mr.. Jenkins
SHANNON q LUcas CO. Realtors
724 18th 81, NV Ma. 9-2345, -
2A1o WILSON BLVD, AHtss NA.---
In Clarendon business district and
n same blk. with Sears. near Pen
ney's and Murphy's: beautiful mod.
ern store containing apprnx l,2Ta
"a. I'll; excellent location for house
hold finance CO.. drapery and fabric
shop, etc; rens. rent; tmmed. p0eS
Consult Mr.. Jenkins. SHANNON =
LUCfzp Co. Realtors ia 14th 81
81 &c y. s sso g sfsHGR Il. NV. 81,
month"; on earline; large show win
dow. M. PAUL. HANNAH. 7sH Iytf
aSie CiNTRaL AVE. NE. store
colored neish6 orhood. 10. 4-2l74
NV sToRE, i5E70 r.. Iast q
group available: close 70 Eairfai
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1858 FORD DuMP, excellent condi-
ton, 81. 900 or best cffef 20.
cHEGvviRoLET 1881 M-ton panel:
owner driven. Excellent condition,
Must be seen to be appreciated.
&015. Inquire ct SACKS MEMS
dsnsbars. Nd. wa. 5-340S. -
|REO TRUCK 1919 2-ton: 2-speed
axle, ten wheeler. 16.ft. bed. T-ft.
sides: excel cond. 900 actual
4 miles: tires fair: Sze5. II. 3-R052
or OF. 4-0T31, q
lCHEvROLEF 1877 panel truck; bar.
gain. See KoGOD-DuBB. ESQ up
shur; st. NV. 81
IcHEyROLET 20 Pickup. s37s Of
best offer. Call XII S-17ll after
$50 pm. ~
ICHEvROLEf 1850 is-ton pickup: :
and b.; used sparingly BY one owner
finest cord,; S5A0, cash or terms
WOLFF MOTORS. 1891 Wisconsin
ave. NV, EN-. 3-0142. Open today
10 tin 5 pm. -2
DODGE TRUCK. 1913, package de.
livery. Boyertown body; excellent
running condition. $500. Truck can
Be seen 424 9th st. NV.
lWRECKEH. So Ford VS.; completely
equipped for aervices prnctieall,
new: 1900 mi, Phone 10. $3.50
II Z Il Il
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ACREAGE On Lots flathsng 10.
he 81 too small; VII sladly look q
s saiseIas s ~. a asSs sao -
WK NEED s1ats 4 ioss We N;
ssfssss. Nh blcES''Fi.' II. s-s6sS
WANTED 10 MY. fam h yirsisla
within 70 miles q g q ~ g ',, ~
psiee. g s so. o6a fIssss sssd INTO
q % location. price, acEekze con-
dltion 81 buiidinss . Boz iD6-R
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OFFICE TRKIEERS

W. hays few used house traiiers
~. Ssliins u is because yoti Niil
rrOhably want 70 change the IN
pficed SiO6-Si rs 81 es-S sos and Ip.
nor real gocd buy come -, e
1000 Wis: ave: NV: VIC: sss2sA !. -
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NOW Is THE BEST

Time 10 buy your lishtEsieht AR.
trip. Many models available; one
4SRRrcHN TRAiEER Co. NC,
1030 Wis. ave. NV. N0: 0-5z5l.
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S1O08

800 down and 1880 per month
which includes principal interest,
taxes and insurance: giyes NV M
ioW., located on aver M acre Of
ground for the sum Of aS4seb0. This
bungalow d paftitioned into 2 bed:
rooms living room. Kitchen tpc
hath, hit Il not finished On INSIDE.
Take shirley hwy to LQftons turn
left on 0unston Hall I'd. miles
then heaF. riglit On Route 09i. Rsi,
owner Is on property, - .
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SAVE 81 600

1884 pfand-neW valley Forge. IS IT.;
2 bedrooms. al modern Never lived
sniaii down payment and nnAnee
unpaid balance, for Is LONG as Z
years II necessary. can pe seen "
day. Thurs. krL, sat.. ana sun, y
COLES
3 miles north d Laurel. Ma On TIE !,
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INDUSTRIAL PRoP. ron SAIL

OWNERS or INDUSTRIAL 0RpUNn
sciieit contsets with paffiss az.
siri0us Of locating business IN this
new Distributing center for ware.
housine and other iiEht industrial
uses Write TO WIN REID 1872 p.
sprinEwood ar. Silver aprins. "a.
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CHRIS CRAFT, 23-fcct express cruis-
81: al mahcgeny 4 lb.h marine ~
eng Fine condition; ,2g5. DE.
EFT -RT CRUISER. s-eyi. Chrys. COM
vert. enKine: equipped for LIVING and
cruising: fully found. ma e-b!S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
THE RAMBLER
That Really Ranbles

K. = AeNTSf - t
Tong. low and lovely. here e the new
house you've hunted ~ pf,sks m
3 Big bedrnss tile netnA ana
sbtnlf., side porch, and eArpoEs
has 4 view clear to HockEilie. Mo-
over the loYeilest countryside YOU V
fSefl. Il Is set on . hieh elevation
yet there Is no steep slope nor eIs
here any steps. The inside y ex.
duisite finished Just exactly q,
new home should be done En gs
kitrhen Is beautifully designad, Wei
equipped, and contains tanle space
There y g. SEPARATE aiming rgem
TIME rs Al CENTER HALL. PIC
ture window really frames gss.'
1 fure. This builder Is 4 peries ttonlsE
fuses good taste. ana buiigs kas.
nome individually. There e Onls
one house. there won't be any more
and there won,t ~ other house,
fight On top az Il. The yAra II
\ over 400 Il, wide, A new scllool y
being built iusk z blocks AVA; Z
secret route into Washington mAke'
III possible to set there IN Us MIN.
sIltes, The price Is. $2a. $50. We have
4 the Key and can show Il % you
any time you want to see u. Posses
sion In 2 weeks.
MANNAS REALTY co.
a118 wilson Blvd. IA. s-25es
.
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iES F01 III GIT9lRE;' u

gew-tar title and new-car services
policy. low down payment. bank
opsn snndsys. APPROVED AUfos.
!. 5000 RiRRs I'd, HA. 2-3s77. -
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OFFICE, with secretarinl service, to-
4 mr.. 18th and II sts. NV. BOX 493-K.l
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so-ACnE FARM. i, hi. "a Rte. aoi,.
az. c1 bi1as MR. MI sEiHe 1 JE
1920: ewes. 10. 5-6b47. -
irontase. south side Rte. 81 Be-
tween lnll Rnn and 0ainesyiile. VI.
CIR. 3-0230 after 9 pm. q
500 ACRES Stock farm, All b grain
or grass. P0olesyille 3Is3. Il no
answer. call 70. 2-e354. -
$50 ACHES. In Hampshire County,
with good modern. dwelling and IS
% be cut now and have, also very
iasr oS sastss ,s IS e North
on good Graded road. Price SIG, 900.
MOORE INSURANCE Il REALTY
co, Boz 10, Charles Town. ", ",
DESIRABLE GRAZING FARM With
$50 acres. on the Potomac River,
In Jefferson County, West Virginia;
f ens ae ss6. ooo TVS MookE iN sHna
Charles Town, West Virsinia. -
PLANTATION. $50 acres. with Z
large dwellings; the price ef II y
$Sb. 900 and We would have e
nave SlN,UVU QoNM N3yMSuL on "
and remainder over period Of
ysass Lqcate9 n South GaEqlina;;
60, Box 10, Charles Town, West
WaNTED 10 my. farm ii sirslnia.
within 20 miles of p. CT 10. 70
100 acres. house IN coed condition;
price to $50, 600 Please send IN
formation - TO lpcetiQn price, acre.
age. condition Of buildings, TO Box
IA. 1855 BARGAINS
About IL acres, ono wooded, balance
cleared IN grass; meeadam ROAD;
easy committing TO p. CO b.rQom
modern bunga1oN, nice condition,
1ne community; owner says sell.
PRICE $4,000. with substantial
A NON; s acres. modern house. larse
living room. firepIace; full base
attic. modern kitchen. large utility
room, large poultry house, gravel
road; easy committing to D. c.
One Of the older houses. about Z
acres; Groom frame dHelling, with
electricity: nice shade, GOOD out
guildinss; e g eonmutins e 2. 9.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. Vi. Phone 1855
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cAeN.CAsN ron T0UR HOME.
n.W AZ ne. cal any time, hER.
bAvTDs IA ssSsis. IA. s-oa.5
VpAcfOpS ! 81 1 sedr1n rakcIna,
efig. eDfg area Client vii DAY W
~ q 81 A;nQo ~ eASn hse- Mn.
20 i 4 4 s SHY 4 fRitfD ii0ME. cens. u
lEhpeN md trensp.: ran pay resn.
an. 3 A ron nm. on PC. hones.
hnns1iasf sppEai;al h9ast <e,c
AZ. .-seses Wa z-s.:s:z -
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GOOD SIZE

4 what youli say after inspectins
this big stone and cedar Colonial
in excel ccnd cniy tIs &c
Gafarf and hsn1k,s exceptional 81
$iD,3Q0. Call Mr. Raney. u
s-S7il Or "a. 5-esQ0.
SHANNON &LUCHS co.
.10ee wilson Hiyd. "a. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
1855 BARGAINS
II. b. MITCHELL
Herndon. VI. Phone 1855
Lors AND AcREAeE zen sALI


50 lots. suisabls for spiit-lsvel
homes. with sewer. water, paved
stfeet, curb and eutter. On out.
sss .ssso. q so. ssSsss. h rs,,ds 4s 81
LAKE, BAMCR0Ez. section 3. ~
OWNER. Ho. 2.e7I2 2
1a6 ACRES. On Marlboro pike. elose
g 2. ~; q aveilaele e sultla1 e
gs ss i4l Rss a IL. 5 PzYa; AANnsa
SHEPHERD rAKK COnNER. above
Z. dRAvATTK healtor, Ma!
|RWERpALE, nm ~ % . huildins
lots. 5Ox111k e.. with Ell utils..
WA. 7-e72s between and 4 Pm.
sourHEAsf b, Con srads iots,
suitable Tor 9 aeInidet. ho!isess 3
tFo-family nats Of 20-unit apt.
clean sss Wet .s .s ssns ah5ss
Price. 4iO.Ns0; nnaneing available.
Ma. s-33zG. OF 1888. 20
Soxfs4st, walking distances o. Navy
Annex; convenient TO everything.
vii accept rood car g part pay
ment. Box 136.R. star.
ID ACREs, siPzs 500 aeEn. io9
ternss ~ nj 2, 6. IN Ne: Level
e: ass. sSsd "a o 81 IS isfa'!eg ss.a
MEDICAL LOCATION
IBethssaas Oh 0eersstovn I'd Corner
| Call Mr.. Miifers eFes., OIL. 6-St1S,.
l 01.tltx. y Xas, ~ Uanlfapn
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Outstanding

a.hedrm. rambler In spotiess eond. !:
hcIiae-inaktF klt.. weli-e1nip.. ~
acre wooded lot, beautifully situated:
only 8 yrs. old. and cnny. 70 transp.
af9, $50. FHA or GIy 80 down
Cali Nj. Ransy. j. 3-3Tt4 or IA.
5-6s00, a..
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
aoss wilson Dlvd. "a. s-esoc
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s''s MI g. sIgEGE b sql; '!s3|E'
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Ri SEE M III,
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES. silver eprins. Nd. con-
sainils sDDE,Ss aego .srss. g SS
ofiicss on East-wsst hwy: drs,l con-
crete BLDG, with heat available.
premises suitable for display and foI
storaRe. MALcotM scATEs. 4l21
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J BEDROOMS, Ia BATHS
Brick caps Cod II ssnysnisnt ran. n.
Church area. Cory LIVING room With
freplaee, separate dintne room,
eauipped Kitchen With table space.
btdrm. and II hath on Ut dgor,
sscrsensd porch. of appralsed. SO.
$50. ss
LYNN REALTY. u. 2-s4Ot
CT APPRO OWED $18, 100
Corner brick home. outskirts q Ealli
church, lEe.. Nv. nm, handsome nrc;
place, lac, din. rul.s fully equippet
Kit. with breakfast space. bedrms
and tile bath. full dayltsnt nent.
dnished stairway to .expansible attic
only 1 ". old. IN immaculate con.
ditions Excel hnancins arailanle q
JOHN JOHN w. MULRoY co.
30 HiiiWood Ave-. Fails church, Va
II $4,000 ---r1
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NEW STORE, 1870 III. last "a
aroup Available: close to Fairfal
Circle, Va. 8 growing area. idea
for, and needed. y Z delicatessen
ls ARfRnGk RAJ { ESTATE corr.
1888 WILSON Blvd, ArlinGtoIl
IA. 7-444S Eyenines. ". 2-lg5t
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MEDICAL. LOCATION

Bethesda. Old oepfgetown "a. Corner
!. lpt ~, 600 "a. IL Terfilae pptential
Cali M Milisr, eTes OF. 6-sfis,
Philip 3. Key Co, Realtors
|axe Wayns ave, ~. B-:s0lo
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POMPONIO

..v1RoIyIA,s LsAp1A1 RRALToRs''
sa2a WILSON BLVD. "a. 1880
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Located n Beautiful Forest Hills. %
Rte. 3pL near new NeshtnRtop-
Annapolis treeway. DeAntifiti trees,
\ Wide road. Reasonably priced At
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sToREs FOR RENT

CONCERN wants new
food super market locations IN the
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PACKARD 1919 aed.; 4. b.: 1900
OWNER 1880 10Th ST nv. -
owner. ioN mileage. ADAMS AAfoCO.
4th and r. I. ave. ne. Du. 1@a890.
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CHEyRoLET 1854 .alo. sedan; !. {
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NEW YEARS SPECIAL
3 ACRES, $1,000 PER ACRE

Belfsville, :. d, CO, with frentese cIl
Odeii "a. DIVIDED into 81 lots. Cit,
x.sssgS o aysn f az .s.1 hss'nh y. III
LEWIS. N<aitnr. 80
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IN beautiful Brock Hall 20 minute
R isS 3 pl1s as 4 sie6 Be- si y
fn nn up. 80 81 d - .aisi 49, ..
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HIVEa UOAI IUU l1Gzth7o
potomac rEnnt area Estate develop
ing acreage, high elevation, follinl
lsn4 sEess, s ssse.m. cAAs
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ODDS 1910 late dc luxe Rocket
safa 4-door. Hydra ; Matte, Ions
4 range push button raido, heater.
snaL low milage, looks and operates
i iike new. a line car In beautiful
condition for $500. IN. 2-535o-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
MS Dan II. George
Takes Part In
Giant Exercise

CAMP PENDLETON, Calf. -
(FHTNC - A major amphibious
exercise involving 25,000 Marines,
10000 Navy personnel, 300 air
craft and 125 ships, was completed
November 18 on the California
coast.
Among those who took part with
the Bird Marine Aircraft Wing, FL
Toro, Calf, was MSgt. Dan r.
George, son of DR.. f. H. George of
300 E. Main ST., Plain City, Ohio,
and husband of the former Miss
Dorothy M Vanderford of Eustace
Tex.
The exercise, dubbed Operation
Sioux" was climaxed November
Is with an amphibious assault on
the beaches at Camp Pendleton.
The Navy's 1st. Fleet, supple
mented by units from the Royal
Canadian Navy, deployed aircraft
carriers, cruisers, destroyers,
minesweepers, assault boats and
patrol craft in the exercise. As
sault troops storned ashore in
conventional landing craft and Ma
rine transport helicopters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Retirement Funds
Require Savings

Want to retire from farming
and live comfortably the rest of
your life? These days you'll need
income from an investment three
or four times as big as a farm
family needed fifty years ago.
That means a savings of from
$4,000 to 100000, according to
the findings of anextension eco
nomist of Ohio State University.
Wallace Barr cites these figures in
emphasizing the Importance .of de-
veloping a sound financial reserve
plan.
The question of saving is of
greater Importance today, Barr
says, because our standard of liV-
ing is higher and the value of the
dollar is less. A $4,000 or $780,
000-dollar savings figure is not be-
yond the reach of many good
farmers, however, Barr notes. A
good 160-acre Ohio farm, for ex-
ample. with a high percentage of
cropland might easily be worth
from $4,000 to $4,000 or more.
Livestock and equipment on that
farm could boost the total another
$4,000. Well-managed farm S
should return 5 percent interest ON
their investment, the economist
says. A 5 percent return on S75,-
900 would be $3.50, or a 3 per-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Vets Questions :
And The Answers

@ I am planning to enroll
in a correspondence course under
the Korean CT Bill. Will / be re-
quired to file a Certification of
Training each month with the VA,
the same as veterans going TO
school?
A. No. Instead, once every
three months the VA will send
you form to fill out. After you
complete the form, it should be
mailed to your correspondence
school, and not the VA. Your
school, in turn, will send it to VA.
You will receive your CT allow
ance every three months, after.
VA receives this form from the
school.
@ - In the past, VA has been
deducting my CT insurance pre-
miums from my monthly disabil-
ity compensation checks. But now,
my compensation has been reduc-
cod, so that it no longer is large
enough amount to cover my pre-
miums. Will VA continue its de-
ductions, nevertheless
A. No. Since your compen-
sation has been reduced to the
point where it does not cover your
CT insurance premiums, the de-
duction plan will have to come to
an end. You will be required to
pay insurance premiums yourself.
@. / am the widow of a
World War / veteran and / have
a daughter in college. She is re-
ceiving death compensation pay
ments from VA. She soon win
reach her 21st birthday, but she
still will be in school. Win il be
possible for the VA payments to
continue?
A. No. Under the law, CON-
pensation payments made to the
child of a deceased veteran while
she is in school may not be con-
tinued after she passes her 21st
birthday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Farm Machinery
Needs Improving

Why shouldn't a farmer have
power steering on tractor which
he may operate 40 hours a week
instead of on his car, which he
may use 5 hours a week" Rex
Long, a Loudonville, Ohio farmer
asked machinery manufacturers
and agricultural engineers at the
Ohio meeting of the American
Society of Agricultural Engineers.
Operating tractor with a
front-end manure unloader all day
produces a stiff neck and aching
shoulders, Long said. The unload
er is superior to the five-tine fork
but there is still room for inn
provement.
He also stressed comfort and
cleanliness for the machine opera
tor. He pointed out that the self
propelled combine is the "dirtiest
machine ever created" Engineers
need to give more consideration
to the operators comfort when
designing farm machines, he said.
Sam Huber, Degraff, Ohio far
mer, said he believed many farm
machines require far too much
time for servicing. Some corn
pickers have over $50 grease fit
thgs and many are in inaccessible
places. It's not unusual for a
farmer to spend two hours a day
servicing a machine, he noted.
Cecil Robinson, Radnor, Ohio,
stressed the need for agricultural
engineers to help the farmer de-
velop and organize his buildings,
land, livestock and machines into
the most efficient production un t
possible for each farmers enter
prise.
Long, Huber and Robinson were
members of a panel of farmers
that told Ohio engineers of pro-
blems in the farming operation
Machinery manufacturers present
indicated they want to provide the
type of equipment farmers want
and are willing to buy.
Many improvements are in the
making in the farm machinery
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Former Pastor
OF Methodist
Church Is Dead

Rev. H. c. Gunnett age 81, a
former pastor of Plain City Meth
odist Church, died at his home, 70
Fifth Street in Barberton, Ohio
Sunday evening.
Rev. Gunnett attended Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware,
becoming a full member of the
Ohio Conference in 1907.
He had over the years served
pastorates at Jasper, Coal Grove,
White Cottage, Mt. Sterling G
(1915), vince, Johnstown,
GAINESVILLE and Cedarville, before
coming to Plain City in 1880. In
1885 he went to Mechanicsburg,
then to Hebron and Frazeysburg.
In 1912 he retired but served as a
supply pastor at Croton from 1913
to 1916.
Rev. Gunnett is survived by a
son Paul and three grandchildren
of Barberton and sister, Mrs.
s. S. Click of Columbus.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 100 pm. in the
Plain City Methodist Church with
DR.. George S. Lakeland, pastor Of
Monroe Street Methodist Church
Toledo, officiating. Rev. d. Merle
Hill of the Plain City Methodist
Church, assisted. Interment was
made in Reber Hill Cemetery al
Ashville by the Jay d Ferguson
Funeral Home of Plain CITY.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
242 Arrested
On Ohio Turnpike

During the first full month,
October, of the. operation of the
241-nile Ohio Turnpike a total of
242 arrests were made by memb-
ers of the Ohio State Highway
Patrol on the turnpike, it was an
nounced today by the Chairman of
the Ohio Turnpike Commission,
James w. Shocknessy. Of those ar
rested, 226 were the drivers of
passenger automobiles and 16
were drivers of commercial vehi-
cles. Speed in excess of turnpike
limits was responsible for the ar
rest of 80 automobile drivers and
3 commercial vehicle drivers. A
mong other more frequent charges
were: unsafe operation, 10; no OPP
orators license, 8; under influence
of intoxicants, 8 (all automobile
drivers; unauthorized U-turns,
y: and stopping on the travel
lanes, 5. ~ y = sS~ESs
Those arrested were escorted off
the turnpike for appearance in
court. Totals of S4, 1925 in fines and
$1,023 in court costs were assessed
against violators by the courts
while 8 violators were sent to Jail
with sentences totalling SO days.
Fines and costs are distributed be-
tween the state and the political
subdivisions identified with the
courts concerned as in other cases
of law enforcement involving the
Ohio State Highway Patrol No
portion of court costs and fines
assessed against violators arrested
on the Ohio Turnpike accrue to
the Ohio Turnpike Commission.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02

cent return would be S2,250. Thus,
a farm may be one form of invest
ment which can provide the farm
er with adequate returns in re-
tirement.
Some farmers might retire on an
adequate income with less invest
ment through social security bene-
fits. Many Ohio farmers, however,
do not have satisfactory invest
ments to maintain a comfortable
living in old age, Barr explains.
He lists some factors to consid-
er in choosing other places to put
savings. Among the most import
ant are:
Rate of return-Interest will
vary primarily with the risk in
volved. Rates of interest on in
vestments vary with the net in
come of the business.
Risk - Types of investment
which involve the greatest risk
have chances of making the great
est return as well as the greatest
loss.
Liquidity or convertibility into
cash-Some forms of savings can
be cashed more readily than 9TH
ers. How quickly savings can be
converted into cash should be one
guide as to where investments will
be deposited. AS net worth in
creases a larger portion can be
less liquid or placed in property
titles.
No virtue is safe that is not en-
thusiastic. John Robert Seely
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Money To Loan
3:3E1

FARMERS LOANS, to purchase
livestock, machinery, seeds and
all operating expenses. Low inter-
est and convenient terms See
Baldwin Rice, Production Credit
Association, 108 East Market ST.,
Washington c. H.. Ohio. 36-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02

GIBSON CHRISTMAS CARDS. Brand
new sparkling designs: dozens of
styles and prices; buy them singly
or by the box: Gibson Christmas
wrap materials Christmas cand-
les: Christmas naplSins; Note pa
per. London Appliance Co. Win
chester Bldg. 31-96
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02

GIVE the beautiful Family Altar
Bible and Bible Story books for
Christmas. Write for Free Book
offer and literature. Dealer in
quiries invited Good proposition.
Write % Madison Press, Box WI
80. 31-97
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02
Services


PLASTERING. New and repair
work ! specialize in patching. All
work guaranteed. 20 years exper-
fence. Harlan Neal Phone 8-9153.
1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02

LIKE good home made chocolate
candy creams? Nice for Christmas.
Call Jim Mabe, 974W after
o'clock. 31-97
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-02

GIETS-Shop our gift
department for dozens of items
not found anywhere else In town; !;
Kensington ware; Fostoria glass
ware; Unusual wall plaques; Flo
wer holders; Haeger pottery; Tri-
vets and Tiles; Figurines; China
ware and Pottery. London Appli-
ance Co., Winchester Bldg.
31-96