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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
Twelve Stables
In Racing Night
At fairgrounds

George R. Taylor, president of
the London Lions Club, announces
that twelve stables have been Sc
cured for the night of harness rae
ing scheduled for Saturday, May
7.
All fields have been well filled,
according to Taylor, and one race,
with IL entries, may have to be
split.
Stables from nearby areas, in
cluding billiards, Marysville,
Washington c. H., as well as Lon
don will be represented
The races will start at 8 p. m
Rain date for the event has been
set for May IL, but no rain is pre-
6ictad
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
Mrs. Emma Preston
Dies At 20 Years

Mrs. Emma G. Preston, age 80,
who resided her entire life in Lon
don, until last January when she
went to the IOOF Home in Spring
field, to make her home, died there
Wednesday morning.
Born in London, August "a,
1864, Mrs. Preston was the daugh-
ter of Jacob K. and Martha Smith
Lane. She was member of the
London Methodist Church, Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union
and Madisonia Rebekah Lodge.
Her husband, Thomas w. Pres
ton, for many years well known
blacksmith in London, died a num-
ber of years ago.
Mrs. Howard Graham, Park
Avenue, a cousin, is the only sur
vivor.
Madisonia Rebekah Lodge serv-
ice at the Lukens Funeral Home
at 8 p. m. Thursday evening. Serv-
ices at the Lukens Funeral Home
at 1890 Friday morning. the Rev.
erend A. M. Shenefelt, officiating
minister. Interment in Kirkwood
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
State Fair Plans
1855 Youth Day

r. D Webster, County School
Superintendent, has received tick
cts for distribution TO every school
child in the county for the Youth
Day" being sponsored by the Ohio
State Fair this year. Youth Day"
is set for Friday, August 26.
DR.. r. M. Eyman, Ohio Director
of Education, has given his appro-
val of the plan, which includes
special prices on rides, parade of
Youth Organization floats, special
contests, the nationally famous 300
piece All-Ohio Boys Band and re-
duced admission to the Internal
ional and American Folk Show.
The tickets will be distributed
throughout the county schools by
Mr.. Webster.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06

Sam and have walked at
least so kilometers today or
it feels like it. Sam is the best
customer DR.. Scholl ever had.
/ am studying the possibili-
ties.
Terra-Cotta is a hard thing
to buy even here where it is
famous. However, the decorat-
ed pottery of the area is with
out equal in design and avail
ability. I could have spent H.
900 dollars here without effort
such is the variety and good
looks of the stuff on the
stands. They even have mar
ket which sells nothing else
except articles made of straw!
Everything you ever heard of
and beautiful too. Firenze is a
place of ingenuity, industry
and individuality.
And so we are off tomor-
row to Venice, the damp capi-
tai of 20 Sole Mio.' North
ward we go and to new adven-
lures, customs and the never
ending change of scenery and
schemery. Many of my G. /.
pals have told me of the won
derous friendliness of Italy
but I never really believed it
until now.
Hey Sam! Don't forget to
awaken me before the Con
tinental breakfast! See you
all in Venice and, if you will,
try to picture Sam and me ly-
ing like Caliphs amongst silk
pillows as we leisurely drift
upon the canals! Impossible,
you say? Well, just wait and
see!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
Farm Improvement
To Be Discussed
By Local Men

John Buehl, Jr., London-Sedalia
Pike, and Paul Bangham, Work
Unit Conservationist, will be on
the Willing Acres" program on
WLW at HAS Saturday morning,
May z
The transcription for the broad
cast was made on Buehps farm a
few days ago and will tell of the
conservation program which was
started there with the Madison
Soil Conservation District in 1948.
The farm has been lined, a COM
plete fertility program was set up,
including plow down nitrogen and
other fertilizers according to needs
as revealed by soil tests. Tile has
been installed, waterways devel-
oped and established to fit the
proper land use.
Also mentioned on the broadcast
will be BuehPs livestock and n.y.
brid seed programs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06

PENSACOLA, Fla (FHTNC) -
Qualified as a carrier pilot after
six landings aboard the light air
craft carrier USS Monterey in the
Gulf of Mexico is Naval Aviation
Cadet Charles F. Van Cleve, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Van
Cleve of 159 E. High ST., London,
Ohio.
He attended Ohio State Univer-
sity before entering the flight
training program.
The landings completed strin-
gent schedule in military, academ-
ic, physical and flight training at
the u. S. Naval Air Station here,
"The Annapolis of the Air"
A course of instruction in in
strument flying at the Cory Field
US. Naval Auxiliary Air Station
here is his next step towards earn
ing the coveted Navy Wings oi
Gold"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
London Soldier
Graduates From
Airborne School

FORT CAMPBELL, KY, APRIL
26, 1855 Private Richard W.
Greer, son of Captain Marion G.
Greer, London, is assigned to Com
pany "A" 188th Airborne Infantry
Regiment of the famed 18th Air
borne Division. He recently gradu-
ated from the Fort Campbell
Jump School.
The Jump School is g strenuous
three week course in mental and
physical training climaxed with
five parachute jumps. Pvt. Greer's
job assignment in the Company is
as a rifleman in the first platoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
Services Friday
For Mrs. Bri++on

Mrs. Martha Stella Britton, age
64, of Harmony, died Tuesday in
Grant Hospital, following two
years of failing health and three
weeks of serious illness.
Born in Louisa Kentucky, No
vember 27, 1891, she was the
daughter of John and Belle Adams.
She had resided in Clark county
for AZ years and for a number of
years was employed at the Red
Brick Tavern, Lafayette.
Surviving are her husband, Ben
of Harmony, son. Harry of Ur-
bana; five sisters, Mrs. Howard
Lewis, Summerford. Mrs. Charles
Boysel, London r. r. 3, Mrs. Lee
Reed, Rosedale, Mrs. Grover Foulk,
Yellow Springs, formerly of Madi-
son County, Mrs. Harry Potts. Ca
tawba, a brother, Leland (Bill)
Adams of Enon and several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services at Austin Rich
ards Funeral Home, Springfield
Friday afternoon at 2:3G. Inter
m e mt in Ferncliff Cemetery
Springfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
MONS THE WORD

Times come when. we stop
talking about Nom and start
doing something for her. like
making her Queen for a Day
with family dinner out, flowers,
gifts that are feminine, useful,
beautiful, lasting. or frivolous.
Surprises and compliments to
please her. something expen-
sive and glamorous or tiny and
tender. as long as it's what
she likes and comes with plenty
of love.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
Richard R. Swaney Has
New Service Address

Richard r .Swaney, US. Navy,
son of Mrs. John Ford, Liberty
Street, who has been stationed at
Key West, Florida, has been
transferred to Bethesda, Mary
land, where he will have the fol-
lowing address: Richard r. Swan
ey, H N 3 National Naval Medical
Center, Blood Bank and Clinical
Laboratory Sch ool, Bethesda,
Maryland.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
Four-H Council VIII
Meet Monday, May 9

Madison County All Council
will meet Monday evening, May 9,
at the Extension Office. The meet
ins will be highlighted by a dis
cussion on leaders problems. The
refreshment committee is Paint
and Oak Run Townships. Mrs.
George Ropp, chairman. All 4-H
leaders are urged TO attend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
District Drawing
Lines Up Teams

In the district tournament draw
ings held Tuesday in Columbus,
Coach Jim Bowlus reports that
London High School drew Carol
High School. The teams play Mon
day, May 9 at 400 p. m. at Gowdy
Field. The field is located on Olen-
tangy Boulevard Columbus, in the
section between Third Avenue and
Goodale St
Mt. Sterling will play Danville
and Monroe will be in competition
with Cardington in the tourney.
These teams play at Gowdy Field
on May 5.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
News Correspondent
In West Jefferson

Mrs. Edgar Purviance has joined
the staff of The Madison Press
Company as the West Jefferson
correspondent.
She is a former resident of this
area and has returned recently
with her husband to reside in West
Jefferson, at 1O2 South Heath st.
Mrs. Purviance will report the
news notes in the West Jefferson
area. Her phone number is 8-8014.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
22I Attend Farm
And Home Week

A recent report states that 221
people attended Farm and Home
week, according to John Moore,
County Agricultural Agent. Madi-
son County had 78 men and Is
women and la youth present.
Farm and Home week was held
last March at Ohio State Univer-
sity. High county in attendance
was Franklin, followed by Lick
ing, Fairfield, Union, Knox, Della
ware. Miami, Green, Marion, Mad
ison. Total attendance in 1855 was
S,715 in comparison to $3.50 in 1854.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
SAM LANDES ELECTED
AT PURDUE

MIR. Sam Landes, who is attend
ing the life insurance Marketing
Institute at Purdue University, was
elected president of his class at
the school.
The school began on the first
of May and will continue until
May 27.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
c. l.. THlBAUT IN
FLORIDA HOSPITAL

c. L. Thibaut, North Union
Street, is a patient in Broward
Hospital. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thibaut went to
Florida six weeks ago TO visit
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Thibaut and fam
lily.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-06
Board OF Health
Elects Dr.. PostIe

At their regular meeting on
Monday evening. May 2, the Mad
ison County Board of Health re-
elected as president, DR.. Robert S.
Postle, of London.
Mr. Vivian Overturf. London
Route 2, was elected vice-presi-
dent, succeeding Mr.. Paul Butch
er, who remains on the board.
Other members of the board of
health are Mrs. Martin Cary and
Mrs. John D. Baber.
CLYDE GooDYEARs
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Goodyear,
East First Street, announce the
birth of a son, weight seven
pounds, seven ounces, at Mt. Car
mel Hospital, Tuesday, May the
third.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
ANOTHER COUNTY

Morrison county, one of the
early subdivisions of Minnesota,
was named for Allen W. Morrison.
This pioneer came to the upper
Mississippi in 1920 and he was
the head Of an energetic family of
traders.
The first settler in the area
which is now the county was Will
liam Nicholson. He floated down
river from the mouth of the Swan
on raft in is47. He came back
the next year with % men to cut
a road from the site of Little Falls
to the headquarters of the Winnie
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

this was increased in lS4S when a
large group of the winnebagoes
We're brought in from Fort Atiin-
son, Iowa These Indians had got
ten in the way of advancing settle
Elent in Iowa. They soon found
that they were in the way in their
new homes. They lived along the
Swan and other rivers. They be-
came dissatisfied. The white peo-
pie coming into the area were UNI
happy. The result was that after
some seven years the Winnebagoes
were picked up and put down on
the White Earth reservation; This
left Morrison county TO new
population of pioneers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

oago agency at Long Prairie. He
returned to find that one William
Aiken had taken possession of
some land and built a hotel. Aiken
died in 1851. He had two wives
and his funeral was disturbed by
contention as to who was the chief
mourner.
The county was organized in
1856. Within three years "A plats
OF. communities within the county
and the area to the west were fill
ed.
Morrison county was long a
battlefield between the Sioux and
the Chippewas. The new county
had large native population and
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED--Mp.


Z ROOMS AND BATH--4e3e 42ne
pl., Hysttsyille, S6b; all utils.,
ROCKvILLE-I and 2 bedrms. Nv.
Ing. room. dinette.. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch: neal
sseAsss e ssn psT spd nonsG ssap0iPP5 rs s:9als 800
1900 FLoWER AVE-. TAX, Pk..l.
sssl% ssssc ne: %Sa:sn ex1os. ass Ab. g. 4.sass
sMvER sPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit.. din. bath, utiis. incl: Lao;
couple; refs. 20. 3-8e69. Ri
TAKOMA PARK-Mod. 2-bedrm
apt. newly decorated, 500 pei
mo. including utiis. ] block elem
school. blocks tr, high. MANOR
APTs;. INC. Ju. e-asli days: ~,
CORAL HILLS GARDEN APIS. Al
d. c. line; 2 bedrooms: Ss4, .utili-
ties included. Near shops, schools
sHmvrR Has; 81 'siRfSGs fsaSssi Flower ave. area area
No small children. oI. $500.
RESIDENT MANAGEK.s arr. 4
bedrooms. Silver spring; $7S pei
month. Tenant required TO attend
TO Q few minor duties: no children
Gail MRE. 0INGELL, OF. 4-56O6
MI. HAlNIER--pvt. home: rms
and pch.. pvt. ertr.. kit, bath;
S7b mo-. incl. utils. WA. 7-2sSS
MT. RAINrER-3-roon apt. bsth
good lccsti9n; all utilities furnished
SILVER SPRING. bedrms. fb lge
rrns.) nr, stores, schools and shop
Low rent includes utils. SllO Ia
hona DR., HE. 4-7014.. -10
1-bEDRM. apt. newly dec; $50 mo.
utils. Inc, $500 Roanoke ave. oi
call RA. 6-4274. -1s
BETHESDA. Md ana 2 bedrooms
liv room. din. space kit.,. bath alit
UEL 3 BOqLEY. INC. OF: 4.1270
SEAT PLEAeAi<E, ND. 7012 Cen.
trail aPe.--Ney l-hedrn. apt. sos
2 bedfms., S76; I blk. from bus
4. K. RUPPERT. 81. s-sls4.
Nh. FLOWER THEATER--Loyely 81.
most new 1-bedrm. apt. al utile
incl, 1856. $500 Plymouth st.. Apt
9. 4.WAsHINGToN REALTY, RA
lLGE, MODERN 2-bedrm. apt. or
End ar. Of pvt. home: pvt. .entf.
500 with heat. hot water and gar
den. 1850 Brinkiey I'd. see. Red
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1909 = ST.. NE. Apt. Ia rms; :,
lamus1 XII. snd ana Sate ssa usi1, Hint.ri INCL se6
1898 Harvard NV. AT. Two
rms. kit. bath, utiis. incl. Ses.50.
1897 9th ST. Me-. Apt. lis rms,
kit, and bath. utils. incl, S10
C. II. PARKER CO. MA. 6.2S20
COLORED.
cSrHss @ "a. rs. on, SO ;r:. sas s:a S:soGss eags
BiSSss.. ri; usisiiib;pEMEiL HxET1 RHxET1. pf. y
COLORED
Mr.. 18th AND H NE.
l5S|saIms ls|ss s7Ces r. ahssNao q ssssl .fiREos!s my
TX. S-B363; eyes.. no. 2-26te,
@k0
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C0L0REn

COLOHED
=: s:sis = III IL. !; s ;s:. il: sis; ss.a.s u
z: .. coNsTk. col. eT. 3.2iee
1888 Newton st. NV.
sssay .Ssg sssers:ssa ss isssoess ss.i:si:; sss
Really large apts.. parouet fioofs
ana huge closets: l biz, TO churches.
schools. shopping and transp.
See Rental Ascent, Apt.
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BLADENSBURG
ls7sis l7essd sad snd 1910 ssis u: LII Sssls s' z:
block schoels: fast tranlpcItation
doWntoWu .. G.. 63fd and Qefense
hwy. Resident snanaeer. WA. q
MzuRrLEE ARA1s ArTs.
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VACANT AND RKbEcoRATEp
1855 KENDALL ST, NE Se6
aass M. viEw f.. sE.
s2d4 Du BoIS r.; s.E..APT,. i
x. lel s-tsaea tsse 81. Nk-f RAJ Ecoas s.asss
I,s4a Sc22FspE5p1Lpw c2sfT5Ip lvp2 EENT EnTe.-n
fit. and bath apt: &c cony. AT;. 10 every.
|2osi 1th u. N.s.-S.rm.. kit. and
eessn eessn apt: eonV. section Rent,
I6fi7 < 81. s.E.-Modrn 1-bedrm,
apt; desirable section. Rent. $64.60
1874 snaMs PL. NE.--a.rm., kit.
and bath apt. Rent, s66 mo.
CALL MR.. DUvALL. DI. 7-6400,
1OLlA1 20
coLoRED-6Q3 UPSHUR sT. NV
sd rms. KIT, bath: utils. incl;
sia III BkyzSr ias IN, ST. .N.w.-a rms. l,.
7ss isss sssh ia. feDs fsldss !; ss7S2 n. me m
ussss'Sf6itSs uss'Si RRSEsTY RlSs 'sS sS. NJ Nm s-sg4l
Cof.ORED---6622 FOOTF ET. Ne
APT. S2 rms. kit.. bath. 966;
bath. 5000; 1ie iat6 e. Sc.
,zsz . / y sN' siiSslEF siSslF AB8SDlsE2ss as. ss.,,.,
COLORKD
1888 9th ct. n.w.--CentrAlly located;
3 rooms. large kitchen and bath
utilities furnished: SSb. .
1853 1Ith st. n.w.-ond floor; 8
rooms, kitchsn and bath: utilities
kitchen and bath; S65.
1551-A 3rd st. nv.---4 rooms. kitch-
en- and bath; $3.50. plus utilities
1870 MEADE ST. N.E.--3 rooms
kitchen and bath, utilities fur.
nished except electricity. S65.
THE JOLIS9AINT
REAL ESTATE SERVICE
1914 9th st. NV. HU. S-5s2s
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1909 Arkansas Ave. NV.
Il. s:, rn ,os. esasgs s,s a.as,!s =. a..
porch; 500. mel. heat and h-V.i
CAFRITZ, DI.. 7-9oS0
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1895 Newton 81. n.wEl I'm. ana
bath. 3 rms. and bath. $3.50 and
432l Edison pl. ne, Apt, 2.--2 rms.
din.' 4 siti 1. sns 1sRpisjkS Sstsj Ssss;sSo; & "a
1891 L st. NV. ma. s-9Ss4
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CoLoRRD - coEuDl4IA MANOR
tses1s5 M. sps.,' c'lS51oe sss.se e s1 sisc L:
holseksepinr rms.. running water
s35 ". osufLIVAN REALrx. IA
c0i5Efp-N.W.-l bedroom. fit-
hath; ntils;: adults only: S5o;s0
ccfosssiIbe@os.sas 4sth n, NE. AZ.
apt, Wsil Be redecorated, Sbs Pei
81 EifRaBecib ERBBebezSwo "a sao 81 Come ou,
| TO See these huge 2-bedrm. apts
with cheerful iiying. room. dining
flecys .na IT. & frens IA. ana Is.s re-, en- a
sSeri;i I'd. - and sS close s't, 70 MiSnssets;
ave. Ishepptng area. See MRS, VII
| 066b. or SHANNON a LUcH6. 72z
CoLoREb-i6ee isik 81. N.Y.
sos ss5os 6o. me- hse sisa ies4 s Vermont NJ sisn ".
| ICoEokED;1iSsscSfV EokED; ISsSV RosEDALE ST
dinstte. bath, screened porch. $40
81; 3-4667 weekdays between q
IcsoHESostp-NE, sHS UNION rLAzA Ne,
sss sSso $40; rsdse.; adults. "a o
lcSSSTsokED-sai s4sh sr. NE. IA Aps
3--Duplex apt. With 2 rms, az.
nette. kitchen. bath, only S6o.6o
per NO. See Apt. 2. Inspect o.
csosEGoRRb@e-SsiSss csosEGo e-sSs n ST. N.w.-a
bedrms,. Ply. rm.. kitchen and bath
C6Eokfeb1ieos KyaRrs 81. NE.
.l.bedrm;. ground-noor apt,
sss MatRks ie e. Z e, 5uEE6p. Hs5p 4 NC s.stsS co
IcoI66fEED - NEWLY redscoraSsed,
bedrms. and bath. large Nv. rm.,
iisni,ssa his Ssssh 6sR s.H NH NsHDas.a sa75Aa AZ utii'
cSSIon5iDis,s Ss.2 sissn S!s. ~ isth ls sH MM
Kitchen. bath. $3.50 Der Der month.
Inspect or call CO. 6-6222..
C0L0RED--10Ib Igth 81. NV
Modern Groom. kitchen and batf
az ssSsoaaS|s sSss ssRs' sf sss Nn N.nPi.o5
rms. kitchen, dinstte, bath. Ca
duced; $50 month. Out DIX st. q
gS5s gGGhrkEsTEAaGGt ksx ar SRSsi. 81 sssn Boa. Z; I
C0iokE6--SSCHI EYE ST. N.w.-s
epts.: 2-3 rms, kit. sefnibath: S33.
e43; eiees gas. h.-v.h. co. 6,2l23
IcoLURED-e LGE. BEpRAls. liv
rm,. kit..- tile bath: cony. location
cSS2,,sSS T0i Ss;S97S' IYR. zY sl. Ssssg; In. s.,n
All rms. pvt. Hot-vater heat. a. refsr
iurn. Nr. streetcar. bus. S75 mo
| IcSfoRI1SsM0sLovELY. CLEAN. MOD.
sSS I'm At, AfT:..,lh,,,iiSs. iSs. sIna. sIna. sis; sI,s ans
$3.50, Incl. heat, Apply ms
lC0LokE6-fSih AND EUGLiD STs
NV rms. and bath, heat, JKas
and light free. low rental. WALTER
4. BROWN, lois Vermont ave.
coHokEbMi7ss ofi ksEIhco7 YoU ST. N.w.-s
| AO. 1-0SO2. TU. 2.2640.
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MAsYLAED PAaK-s rp.., liteAse
TAKOira fsYT-i.bsSrw 81
seps,y, nspSly dssoEated cot a,,l e icysly @ ceses
Many sttrsctiys features ma make Sfi tbs
ali utiis. mel. open. % S6s Ss0s kosn. a..
kit. bath, & closets, pvt snff.. stoFe-
Fcomi ntils mel so; no chill
$500 FLOWER AVE, Takoma PARK.
Md.--Istsd. apt; iiv. Tm.. ksdTm.,
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1928 VERMONT AVE. NV.
ELEVATOR BUILDING
2 AND 8 BEDROOMS
NEWLY DECORATED
within walking distance Of centra
business section and ! block q
l4th St. carlins; Rent Si0O: Heat lea.
hsh.S hGs Sa'sr saesns ana II inspect. e;
manager, ME-. s-9140.
B. F. SAUL co.
e2B 18th Ct. NV. Ma. s-2l0t
COIORED---6l4 Goth 81. NE
Pssa; Poa Rsaitop. ssyisg yc So. saoSoI l. 1s shsI.
sos; Individual heat. OIL. 4-l3I0
Key Of SAT- pix st. ne. Ia
COLORED--1, 2 and 3 RIM. APIS
NV. and ne Excellent condition
ccloRsbM1,,1 TI Iloadsshsl1 s4.h rL.. as chsp.
81 san mig Is e sos p san Sc G. %RieHF sssF
COLORED - sos r ST. NV. =
rooms. kitchen, bath; sos. DE, 2.
coh0REp-1sIs FAIRMoNT ST
N.W;-EEice w; plses 81 to lily I've in; ;:.r,sn, r,sh,
,n or 'ns Sithn hanf' Saelns VI ian es distance
pvt. bath. bed-iiv.. rm., kit, $62 80
1-bedrm. apis. liv, rn., dinette
bsdrm. kit. pvt. bath, $40; ~
utlls. incl; wired for air condi.
tionine. CO. b-5337. lis
COLORED-325 v ST. NE. Apt, ]
. bedrms.; liy. rm.. kit.; BATH
nna Ksr ssyesnsd ne rssT s7 Ssceat ss %
co b-0022 --1S
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l7o4 sEAT6N SfS9S[I ST. NV

- coLoRKD
1704 SEATON ST. NV.
Three iarge rooms, kitchen and new
bath with shower On End noor
Rent $85 Per mo. ALSO 9AMl
ADDRESS. efacieney apt. with mod
efn facilities. Rent SIC mo.
GUARANTY REALTY, NC.
l02S 18th st. NV. MA. e-oSs7
Lincoln Terrace
1900 CONSTITUTION NE.
Ciose-in attractive 2-bedrm. apt. fol
select adults.
$84.50 Including Utils.
Apply Janitor on Premises
DREYFUSS BROS.
1913 18th NV. ma. e-Q6st
Evening star., 1955-06-18
New Law Boosts Limit
On 81 Form Looms

I The guaranty on CT loans for
unimproved farms or for the
repair of farm buildings other
than the residence itself will
remain the same-50 per cent of
the loan with a maximum guar
anty Of $4,000.
The guaranty Of farm non-
realty loans for such things as
stock, feed, seed and equipment
remains at so per cent of the
loan with a maximum guar
anty of $4,000.
! VA said that while maximum
guarantees are set by law the
amount of the loan obtainable
lby a veteran depends on the
policies of the lender.
| In the II years of the GI loan
program, VA has guaranteed or
insured 67,760 farm loans total
ling 1854, ,786.200. Veterans al
ready have paid back in full
39,867 CT farm loans totalling
$120. .909.670.
VA has had to pay claims on
only 2,099 farm loans. Net
amount of the claims paid is
$1,456, 400 and that amount is
subject to further recovery
through the liquidation of tan
Igible security or from the
veterans.
/ World War II veterans have
until July 25, 1857 to use the CT
loan benefits while Korean con-
f1ict veterans have until January
81, 1865.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
Fine Furniture Finish
Adds Little to Cost

Attractive finishes play a pre-
dominant role j.. in creating the
Evening star., 1955-06-18

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Abemarle Street. right 10 home
Evening star., 1955-06-18

A new law makes 1t easier for
World War II and Korean con-
f1ict veterans to get CT loans to
purchase farms on which there
| is a home. or to construct or i'm
prove farmhouses under a new
law signed by the President yes
terday.
The law increases the Veterans
Administration guaranty of CT
farm loans made by private lend
| ers to so per cent of the loan.
with a maximum guaranty of
I$7,500 on the following three
types of loans:
| /. For the purchase of farm
| on which there is farm resi-
dence to be occupied by the vet
eran as his home. The guaranty
would cover not only the farm
and residence but includes all
other buildings which are con-
sidered as part of the realty.
2. For the construction Of a
farm residence to be occupied
by the veteran on land owned by
the veteran. In the case of a
veteran who wants to build a
residence on his farm on which
there is an Indebtedness secured
by a lien against the land, the
CT loan with the increased guar
anty can be used to liquidate
that lien if the Indebtedness does
mot exceed the reasonable value
of the land.
3. For the repair, alteration or
improvement of a farm residence
owned by the veteran and occu-
pied by him as his home. Such
repairs. alterations and improve
Iments must protect or improve
the basic INABILITY or utility of
the farm residence.
VA said the new law puts the
three types of farm loans on a
parity with GI home loans
both of which now carry the so
Iper cent up to $500 guaranty.
Evening star., 1955-06-18

lsales appeal Of a fine piece Of
furniture and the finest type Of
furniture finish represents only
IA very small per cent of its total
Icost.
] Make sure that the furniture
Evening star., 1955-06-18

. furniture itself.
Evening star., 1955-06-18

you buy is expertly finished with
the best quality materials. The
best costs little-the mediocre
may cost you the price Of the
furniture itself,