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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
KENSINGTON
| Acre Wooded Ground

Acre Wooded Ground
Early American home for the large
family at only stones throw from
Kensington Elementary School, Il
bedrms., library with fireplace,
powder nm. on LIST floor, liv. rm..
l4x30) with fireplace, lge. modern
kitchen with disposal and dish
washer. light dry basement, a real
buy in this choice location at S26.-
500, trades considered. Call 10. D.
$500 till 9 pm. HIGGINS g. HAIR
RISON, INC, Realtors. 81
. OAKVIEW SUBDIVISION
1919 Oakview drive; Diet. corner Co.
lonial brick; = rms. and powder rm.,
side screened porch. LIST A.; = rms.
washer. awnings. storm doors, gar
bage disposal.
REDLAND REAL ESTATE
TIL o61RI Mrs Caper ~ A rnS7
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SLIGO PARK

Is Your Backyard!
When you own this stunning 3-bed.
room Dutch Colonial. Slate roof
spac. liv. rm. with mirrored firepl
captivating din. rm., ultra-mod
kit, chic paneled rec. rm. A truly
neighborhood. CT approved al
SCI 800. Only 1OeS down to quail
fed vet: 30-yr. 49, mortgage
For more info. or appt. to inspect
call
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-45O0 TIL & PM.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Calling All Doctors"

Calling All Doctors"
Fine brick Colonial home with sep
arate office suite attached. Also
has center hall. large liv. rm., din.
rm.. study and law: bedrms., 2
baths. Large private lot. Priced
at $4,000 with large LIST trust
available. To inspect call JAMES
E. SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5S00; ewes,
OIL. 2-1409 or OIL. 1888. 30
Forest EStates-$13,500-G
Newly. decorated. Det. brick. s rms.
and bath; bsmt. Lge. level lot. Mr.
schools and transp. Call til 8.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
5000 p st. NV. CO. 5-3533
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SMALL FAMILY?

2 bedrms. Il is 10 #. iongl. Finished
din. rm.; Anchor fenced: CT 81
down, S14,760: near Wash. BALTIC
Freeway. LILLARD REAL ESTATE.
I'm 4-3O6o Al
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mo.
BEAUTIFUL LEWISDALE
English Cottage, Time Off

By appt. only-Rec. built brick.
pedrms tile bath on first floor
Expan. attic. partly finished. Lge
kitchen with dinette. Full dry bsmt
Steel-beam const. Oversize 1-cal
brick garage Storm windows
screens Front and side porches
Ewes. AP. 7-71s9. W. W. LEWIS
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Chevy Chase Rambler
IT APPROVED-So65 0r

GI APPROVED-S26,5UU
Custom built-brick home near Rock
Creek Hills. immaculate condition,
3 bedrms., 2 baths, complete cleo
trio kitchen, porch. basement, ga
rage, wooded lot. / blk. to bus
Early possession. $1,000 DOWN FOR
QUALIFIED VETERAN. EARL T.
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Def. GROOM BRICK COLONIAL
ALABAMA AND 44th ST. Sc.

Priced below GIL appraisal at only
Sl6,950; 4 years old. This home
cond. Firepl.. DISPOSAL, large kit.
powder rm. on LIST A.. rec. rm.;
lovely level lot; l blk. to schools,
transp. and shops. Call Mrs. Cox
LII. 2-S136, or ST. 3-736s, ATLAS
REALTY CO. 30
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Brick Bungalow $50
be purchased BY veteran with no
down payment. Modern equip. kit,
. bedrms. and tile bath. Large lot
offers maximum Of privacy. 1mme-
diate possession.
Prince Georges Realty Co
UN. 4-1168 WA. 7-6855
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NOTHTNC nOWN
SIUO per mo.
ASSUME CT LOAN

Avn l. 44A4NN IN w ~
Pretty brick home: 8 bedrms.. Q baths,
l-fare downtown. Move in today
"A ASSUME IS CT LOAN
Nearly new, 3-bedrm. semidet: brick:
dishwasher, disposal ii SAL table ' space sss
automatic washer: fenced vd.: mr.
Catholic and public schools. BROW
AGENCY. JU. 9-3444. JU. 9-3497.
PECK'S SUPER VALUES
rambler. nearly new, GE kit. with
dishwasher, full bsmt. Brick garage.
Priced S15.750. viii go CT.
ADELPHI- HEITMULLER ESTATES -
Modern 4-yr.-old custom-built ram
bier, Nearly h,acre corner lot; 3
fireplace. De luxe tile bath Garden
A f9RlPYfpi NOTWITHSTANDING large AZ
CT loan. Modern 3-bedrm brick
rambler. fireplace. dishwasher; brick
IsS iEafES; WI pAR K eIi s.b.drm.
corner brick rambler. fireplace. GE
kit A perfect buy for S13.95O.
Conventional or GI terms.
EWISDALE-Modern 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. with
disposal. Priced s12,950. CT SO
down.
w. HYATTSVILLE-A spotless de-
tached brick 6 large rms. tile
bath: gas heat. Prised $4,000. Gil
approved. SO down.
FOR BEST BUYS CALL PECK
HUGH T. PECK
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CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER

New brick home, in an excellent
close in area Of fine homes, and near
schools and express transportation.
tiful kitchen with dishwaSher, dis
posal and table space; sep. din. rm.
SSiarport; PRICE, $1,000, W. b.
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BETHESDA-$13,95O
CT APPLIED

Excellent brick. 2-bedrm. home; tiled
bath, equipped kitchen including
washer. Stairway leading to ex-
pansible End floor, with plumbing
and heating roughed in. Ewes, OIL
OIL. f-7S0O. 40
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CASTLE MANOR

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
81, 500 DoWn-S13,500
7706 Elmhurst st.-New 3-bedrm.
rambler, glassed wall living rm..
full bsmt.. gas heat, copper plumbing
Large HANDICAPPED lot. The most out
standing offer in a new home. To
inSrect cell
THE GABLES co.
Ii. 1896. LII. 1-s642. EN-. 2-567s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING. Dale dr-Loaded
with charm and situated In top
residential section near Sligo Park
recreation facilities. schools and
shopping; this 1ualtty brick Colonial
Is Silver spyinE ,;,,6 best buy .6 In loE
equipped with every modern con-
yenience. including ultranodern
kitchen. 2h baths. deliehtful pan
,eled den, STRENGTHENING unit, tele-
phone Jacks throughout. storm win
dows and doors; this fine modern
eliminating buyer would want. You
can't beat 1t for value anywhere.
Call Mr.. Hall for appointment.
Exclusive with JAMES L. DIXON &
81. s-7aoo OIL. 4-O7ss
OF APPROVED, SlS.950, fine Silver
Spring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home
i.s sh r n.y. ser scfee a 5 KIT fu Bed
rm.. full bath on ist floor; full
bedrms. and fun bath upstairs.
Built in garage, level lot; o.oo
z. r. BLANCHARD. Ritz. JU. $4,000
o MF, S5RcK s EESY T5oW gyNR R5NEY
Brick-and-frame Cape Cod. Living
rm.. dining area. electric kitchen,
twin-size bedrms. on LIST floor: !
bedrm. and den on 2nd moor. Full
bsmt. Close to everything. Deep lot.
Price, S17.950.
Z. r. BLANCHARD. Ritz. JU. $4,000
80
ADJ. ROLLINGWOOD-B Colo
NAL. S23,950; immaculate condition;
rms. 2 baths, de luxe kitchen.
screened porch. beautiful level lot.
Ewes. EN-. 2-O037: 8 amt pm,
EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER. REALTOR
5022 Conn. Ave. NV. 80
BATTERY PARK
Excellent brick Colonial in this most
convenient section of Bethesda.
Large liy. rm. with screened porch.
family sized dining rm.. kitchen
with breakfast area, LIST floor;
bedrms., 2 baths, End floor. Diet. ga
rage. Hot-water heat with new gas
furnace. Immediate possession. Call
Mr.. LUCK, Ma. S-2O4ui eyes,,
Wn R-S1o1
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SILVER SPRING
Attractive well-built Cane Cod with
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm with
fireplace. sep. din. rm., newly re-
decorated: full bsmt., h.-w.h.; ga
rage: large level lot with trees; conv
to schools and transp.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
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COLORED
S495 DOWN

CUTE LITTLE BRICK COLONIAL
Front porch, 8 rms. bath. bsmt., hot
water heat: Trades accepted. Tt
ST 1896. Ewes. Sun, RIA. 3-o727
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HIGHT. PECK
HOUSES FOR SALIVA

CITIZENS BANK BLDG.
1850 N. Hampshire Ave. HE. 4-640
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE

This lovely Cape Cod will meet the
needs of large family. Liv. rm..
kit, . bedrms., bath on LIST floor.
Room for . large bedrms. in expand
attic. Priced to sell this week. Only
S12.500. VA financing available.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-l166 WA. 1856
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$3.50 DOWN, S135 MO.

Scmidet; full bsmt.. = bedrms. liv.
rm., din. rm., kit. with dishwasher,
storm windows, yard with fence.
House practically new: S13,950.
OWNER, DI. 10000. so
COLORED-MOD. 2-FAMILY BRICK
oRpe G ss s5Ta o5 I'd me- seSoos
shops and bus: income. 500 no.,
pays for itself. Driveway. rec. rm.
gas h.-w.h. S15,950. LII. 1-252S.
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BETHESDA "a twin-size bedrooms
two baths and den; brick Colonial;
located only . blks. from elementary
school; full bsmt. with rec. nm. and
screened porch; owner leaving city;
excellent financing can be arranged
Priced at $4,000. Ewes, call OIL
2-9346. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
OIL. R.H&n0 80
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COLoRED
18th AND c SITS. NE.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Colored-Det. Bungalow
COLORED BARGAIN
ONLY $495 DOWN

4th and r. I. Ave. NE.
Vacant-Attr. Col. brick. 6 lge. rms.
bath. full basement. oil INV h.. gar
age Elk. $4,000. RIA. 3-5711, ia
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BETHEsDA-se1, $50. Red brick Co,

BETHESDA--S21,9 $50. Red brick Co.
lonial. convenient to NH and Naval
. baths on the ind floor. Modern
kitchen with dishwasher and dis
posal. Screened porch overlooking a
beautiful wooded yard. Attached ga
rage. Owner moving. Call WO. g.
230O til 9. EDWARD H.. JONES &
CO INC Chevy Chase, D. C. 3
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Pretty brick home: 3 bedrms.. 9 baths,
bsmt.: fenced shade lot; 4 blks, to
1-fare downtown. Move in today
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HOUSES sALE-vA. Cont

BEDROOM brick Cape Cod. . full
baths; full basement, screened
back porch. fireplace and built-in
book shelves in living room. Gl
approved S1S,500. MANNAS RE.
Atty CO.. 2l16 Wilson blvd, ia
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COLORED-VET-S5 mo. with $3.50
down will buy this practically new
semidet. brick home off East Capitol
Gail til ., WA. $500. ROBERT
S. DAVIS e. CO. .
CoLoRED-MoD. HOME, z yrs. old
1914 41st St. Sc: priced below .Gl
appraisal; Sl3,S50. 3 bedrms., lge
kit, IA baths. finished rec. nm
with parauet flooring. BY OWNER
Call Pc. 2-3047. Ii 3-20l7. j
CoLoRED-FoRT DUPONT HILLS
81 ONLY so DOWN
Priced at only Sl1.T50. This 3-year-
old, 5-room semidet. brick in new
house cond.. is truly break for. you.
Full bsmt., rec. rm., gas heat,
screened porch: fenced lot. Call TO-
day, Mrs. Cox. LII. 2-S136 or ST
0.r2RS ATLAS PEATTV 90 "A
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BETHESDA--Fxtra large rambler with
3 bedrooms and baths. 27-1t. nv
room. garage and playroom. Com
pare this with any YOU have seen:
It's tops. Price. S3l 900. Call
SHANNON L. LUCHS CO.. KE. Z
1900
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LANHAM-$5OO DOWN
Clubs, Organizations, Attn.

Clubs. Organizations, Attn.
For sale - This expandable 3-story
brick country home In Oxon Hill.
Md. Suitable for private organiza-
ton needing space and atmosphere
so strange that Club function can
proceed with no distraction or inter-
ruption This manor house COM
prises Of 10 rooms. . kitchens. ga
baths and large basement. For the
tired business men this is the answer
to their desire for quiet. comfortable
route to the city. Priced $40. 500
Terms BY appointment onlv
PYLES REALTY CO.
1914 Silver Hill Rd. 10. $500.
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BELTSVILLE RAMBLER-Nearly new
all-brick eountry-style rambling
home with full daylight bsmt-, 3 lee.
mense kit; attic: gar. Near Md,
Univ. Priced for quick sale at
S2l.95O. A. J. KESSINGER d. CO..
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SPLIT LEVEL close-in N. Arl. brand.
new house featuring 3 bedrooms
living room; SI9,950. MANNAs
REALTY co. 211e wilson blvd
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Continued on next pasa
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FOREST HTs.-2-YR.- OLD 2-BED-
Located on high elevation with a
magnificent panoramic view: spa
cious rms. lge. storage attic; brick
gar. Owner Ill, must sell Call Mrs.
Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-T3BS.
ATLAS REALTY CO. 3
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W0ODRfDIGE

See this beaut. like-new BRICK home
extra large rooms fixed as TWO
APIS. 2 baths. . kits. cleaning
how'd, floors. O.H-W. heat, garage;
one block from bus. Trades accepted.
NE. 8-6010; Aft. 6-TU. 23757
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Hoover Returns
To Boyhood Town

NEWBERG. Greg. Aug. 10 lFD.
This Willamette Valley town
today helped Herbert Hoover
celebrate his 81st birthday.
Mr.. Hoover comes to Newberg,
where he lived as a boy some
10 years ago, to speak at the
dedication. as a national shrine,
of the cottage which was his
home.
The former President. spry
and fashionable in a new straw
hat. arrived by plane in Salem,
80 miles south of here, last eve
ming. He was l8 hours ahead Of
schedule because he wanted to
get plenty of rest for the big
day. There was no official re-
Iception in Salem because only
"a few friends knew he was arriv-
ling early. The reception comes
this morning before he goes by
automobile to Newberg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Gen. Ginder to Take
5th Army Command

Secretary Of the Army Brucker
has announced that Mai. Gen
Philip De Witt Ginder will take
command of the 5th Army. with
headquarters at Chicago on
August 20.
Gen. Ginder, 40. commanded
the 45th Infantry Division in
Korea and held key commands
in Europe during World War IL
He married Jean Dalrymple,
Broadway writer and producer
Mr.. Brucker also announced
that Mai. Gen. Charles l.. DASH
er. deputy commander of the
5th Army, is being assigned to
headquarters of the United
States Army in Europe. He re-
ports to his new post in Sep
TENDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Choudhri Asked to Form
New Pokiston Cabinet

KARACHI, Pakistan, Aug. 10
P.-Chaudhri Mohammed Ali,
new head of the Moslem League
Party, was asked today to form
q new Pakistan government.
Acting Gov. Gen. Islander
Mira called on Mr.. Chaudhri
a key government figure since
Pakistan's founding in 1947, to
take up the task.
Mohammed Ali, previous lead
er of the Moslem League, re-
signed as Prime Minister after
the league elected Mr.. Chaudhri
as its head Sunday. Formerly
Ambassador to Washington, Mo-
manned Ali had been Pakis-
tan's third Prime Minister since
April, 1853.
The Moslem League, which
holds IS seats in the National
Constituent Assembly, and the
United Front Party. which holds
Is of the 80 assembly seats,
signed an agreement yesterday
to form a coalition cabinet.
Supporter of U. S. Pact
Mr.. Chaudhri, Finance Minis
ter since 1851. is regarded as a
staunch supporter of Pakistan's
alliance with the United States.
He is considered certain to con-
tinue the pro- Western foreign
policy of Mohammed Ais
regime, a policy which has the
backing both of Gov. Gen. Mira
and the ailing Governor Cen
eral. Ghulam Mohammed.
observers in New Delhi
considered Mr.. Chaudhri's ele-
walton 20 the premiership only
formalized a ruling triumvir-
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ate - Ghulam Mohammed,
Mira and Chaudhri-whicn
has dominated the PakiStan
government in recent months.
Mohammed Ais political stock
has been going down steadily
since the Moslem Leagues
smashing election defeat in his
native East Pakistan last year
and the party'S failure to win
an assembly majority in the
national voting in June.)
Mr.. Chaudhri's selection came
after three days of political ne
gotiations. Mohammed Ali played
an important role in bringing
about the agreement between the
Moslem League and the United
Front.
Persuaded to Join Coalition
The United Front first offered
its cooperation on the condi-
ton that Mohammed Ali again
be named Moslem League head.
When Mr.. Chaudhri was named
party chief. Mohammed Ali per-
Isuaded the United Front to join
in the coalition.
Meanwhile, negotiations be-
tween the Moslem League and
the Awami League. Pakistan's
third major political party. fell
through. H. S. Suhrawardy.
Awami head and East Pakistan
political leader. announced that
he would lead the opposition in
the assembly. The Awami League
holds Is assembly seats.
Mr.. Chaudhri was a key adj
wiser to the Moslem nations
founder. the late Mohamed Ali
Jinnah, and its first prime min
iicter tho late Ifonuot Ali Khan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Bus Plunge Kills 10

SEOUL. Aug. 10 up. A
crowded bus plunged over a cliff
yesterday and carried 10 pas
sengers to their deaths 80 miles
south of Seoul. Twenty others
Of the so passengers were in
jured seriously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Oil Drilling Technique

HOUSTON.-With directional
drilling, it is possible to drill
four to IL oil wells from single
off -shore platform.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Educators Attend
Discussion Group
At S. Charleston

A conference on THE Improve
ment of instruction" sponsored
by Discussion Group % of the
Ohio Principals Association, was
held at the Southeastern High
School at South Charleston, Mon
day evening.
On the program were, Robert
Lucas, field dire ector of
the Ohio Education Association;
DR. c. B. Mendenhall, co-ordina-
tor of School Community Deyel-
opment Study: Miss Phila Hump
hreys, Elementary Supervisor of
the State Department of Educa-
ton.
Darwin Keye of London, assist
ant to DR.. Mendenhall, sat in with
the panel discussion groups.
Attending from London were,
Mrs. Robert Day, vice president
of the London Board of Education,
Miss Mildred Howsmon, principal
Of the Central Building, Mrs.
Kenneth Norris, representing the
elementary teachers and Miss
Margaret Long, the London High
School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Help Wanted By
Clarence j. Brown

We are in receipt Of a question
naire from your Congressman,
Clarence j. Brown. After looking it
over we have decided to publish it
for the consideration of the public
in general. We believe that this
QUESTIONABLE is something which
concerns all Americans and further
believe that you will want to ex-
press your opinion on the questions
asked, after you read and study
the questionnaire submitted by Mr..
Brown.
Every question is of great i'm
portance and your Government
needs to know exactly how the
people of this United States feels
about the issues which are UP for
their approval or rejection. Con-
gresham Brown was elected by
the people to serve these people to
the best of his ability, therefore he
must know how the people feel to-
ward these issues in order to deal
with them in accordance with pub
lie opinion.
Turn to page two of this paper
and read and study the question
naire and then mark yes or no af-
ter each question, clip and mail it
to your Congressman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Presents BoWsher
Trophy Wednesday

Godfrey Chesbrough, son of Mr..
and Mrs. B. V. Chesbrough, South
Oak Street, on Wednesday night
presented the bob Bowsher Mem
orial Trophy" at an athletic BAN
quet in Circleville.
The award is the most coveted
of any of the Pickaway County
High School Athletic awards and
is presented by the Circlevllle
Herald for the PickaWay basket
ball player who shows the best
craftsmanship and team play, as
selected by all the coaches of that
county. This years award went to
Harold Gerhardt of Atlanta.
The trophy is presented in MEM
ory of Bob Bowsher, Godfrey S
uncle, who was an outstanding
basketball player of Pickaway
County, killed in action in the
European theatre, July 1914 OF
World War III.
Mrs. Chesbrough for several
years presented the trophy given
in her brothers honor. Godfrey
has had the honor for the last two
years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Flynn Rites At
ST. Pa+rick's

Requiem high mass was sung in
st. Patricks Church Monday,
morning at $50 for Thomas Flynn,
age 90, who died at his home II
Fairview Street, Friday morning
He had been confined to his bed
for the past five years. Interment
in St. Patrick's Cemetery by the
Lukens Funeral service.
Mr.. Flynn was a member OF ST.
Patrick's Church and London
Aerie $50 FOE. He and Mrs.
Flynn celebrated their sixth-first
wedding anniversary January 10,
1855.
Surviving are the wife, Mary;
four daughters, the Misses Ann
and Margaret Flynn, at home,
Mrs. Catherine Burt, London and
Mrs. Marie KientZ, Wayne, Mich
igan; seven grandchildren; two
great-grandchildren, three nieces
and one nephew.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Achievement Day
Of Demonstration
Group On Mar. 81

Final plans for the 1855 Home
Demonstration Achievement Day
are being made by various commit
tees. The program will begin at
1920, March 81 at the London
Methodist Church. Exhibits are be-
ing arranged by each community
to depict the various projects COM
pleted in 1854 and 1855. Overall
exhibit committee is Mrs. Paul
Ridenour, chairman, Mrs. Russell
Rother, Mrs. Albert Karn, Mrs.
Francis Bouser, Mrs. Rufus Sny-
der, Mrs. Lewis Guy nd Mrs.
VIM. Evans. Arranging specific ex-
hibits will be the following groups: I:
Monroe and Pike, Oven Meals &
One Dish Meals; South Solon,
Good Grooming; Canaan, Care of
Rugs & Upholstery; Antioch &
Pleasant, Color in Home; Somer-
ford & Fairfield, Upholstery &
Tailoring; London & West Jeffer-
son, Copper Tooling; Sedalia &
Madison Rural, Christmas. Tickets
can be obtained from Home Coun-
Gil members or by calling the Mad
ison County Extension Office, until
Friday noon, March Is.
IIomemakers unable to attend
the luncheon are welcome Jc at
tend either the morning or after.
noon session or all day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
u OUR
G9Efl IN TOWN

Readers are reminded that
Publisher James r. Conway
is in New York preparing for
his European tour this week.
We expect a column from
New York in time for Mon
days issue, and will publish
the columns as they reach us
from the various points on the
trip.
Just to prove that publish
ers are infallible, we were
called to the, Conway resi-
dence early Tuesday morning.
A man had gone there on
some business, knocked and
received no answer, but not
iced that the coffee pot was
steaming on the stove. We had
to hunt the key, go up and
remove the pot and turn out
the flame. No. damage done,
but we supposed j. RS adj
monition to keep the home
fires burning" in last Mon
DAYS issue was not TO be taxi
en- so literally.
Watch this space in the
coming issues for news of the
tour, we know you'll find it
interesting and informative.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
March Meeting OF
Conservationists

The March meeting CT the Mad
ison Soil Conservation District
was held at the extension office.
Board Members Delbert Grouse,
Donald Becker and Austin Harb-
age were present.
Tentative plans for the Farm
Bureau Essay Contest Tour to be
held in early May were made.
New applications were approved
for the following farms: Horace
Hume and Leo Pierce, 246 A,
Fairfield Twp. c. Z. Pennington,
so A, Pleasant Twp, Walter La
than, 123 A, Canaan Twp, Geo.
Ashmore, 27 A, Somerford Twp.
Basic plans had been completed
and were presented for approval
for the following:
Hammond Heirs by Paul Ham
mond 158 A, Union Twp, JUk \
Buehl, Jr. 172 A, Union Twp, V.
D. Miracle & Raymond Lewis 163
A, Monroe Twp, VIM. Fender 70
A, Union Twp.
Also approved was tho plan on
160A farm of Gertrude Deyo and
London FLA Chapter which was
completed as a basic plan from ini-
tial This farm is in Union Twp.