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PROMINENT CORNER.
STORES FOR RENT

SANDY SPRINGS - Available soon.
new stores. 23x9o. Plenty Of park
af cs MI I0sssa sest BERa2ggRp H ss9gRnf fsRts5 sRos
,pPs, bEsf RefItS5E HtSHGISss ~ SSe42e 9eiowFRs
gift shop; dntn. cor. betw. hotels.
$3.50 mo. 110l 18th NV. MA. g.
downtown LOCATION Small
modern store vicinity 14th and N. Y.
ave. NV. Ideal location for travel
agency, gifts. candy. stationery. etc.
Rent only $3.50 month to tenant
purchasing existing modern fixtures.
OFFICE TF1Se sCH 70 asgb b. Is star st' on Old bl.
dsnsbuGg I'd. Wheaton. Nd. Call
Mr.. 18th AND N. Y. AVE. NV
Store approx. 1Sx90 avail in July:
FUN iS5i fe' RUPPERr S9flPsfs 1881 me fsth Mt t.
NV, DI T-5015. Ewes, 3-5407.
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DE SOTO '53 4-dr. Firedome VS.;
beauf full light blue with dark blue
top. radio, heater. automatic trans
mission. interior Just like new which
shows the excellent care this car
receives 30-day written .guaran-
tee: bank financing; this real beauty.
priced to sell quickly at only 81 ,495.
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NJ STREET Al ibI S.E.
Ii. 10000 Closed SUNDAYS
DODGE 1853 Coronet VS. 4-door
sedan. This car equipped with radio.
heater and gas-saving overdrive.
Gypsy green finish. excellent tires:
very clean inside and out; 3O-day
written guarantee; bank financing;
only S1195
of cOurSel
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
M STREET AT LIST S.E.
II 4-3000 Closed SUNDAYS
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'52 4-dr. de luxe: r. and
h., low mileage; excel. cond. AD. 2
$500, Ext. 81: eyes,, EN-. 2-760S.
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTEp

SOUTHERN DEALER, in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call Ia. 0-4S01.
CADHLACS, Oldsmobiles and Mer-
curys needed Ior Western market.
Bonus cash price paid for extra-nice
cars; Call AID. 4-esS2. BLASS q:
CLARK. cor Of N Capitol and
Florida ave, ne
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IS ACRES

IS ACRES
Mostly road frontage, bet. Route 234
and so; 80 mi. from downtown
Wash, 20 acres in Bluegrass SOD
BURNS REAL ESTATE
between Centreville and Manassas.
BR. S-9157 JE. 4-222l
2O1-ACRE FARM
BET. CENTREVILLE AND MANASSAS
Nice home: outbldgs.; farm in good
cond. Great development property.
BURNS REAL ESTATE
between Centreville and Manassas.
BR. S-9157 JE. 4-222I
$135,00O
ONE OF vIRGINIA'S BEST FARMS
This well-located farm has 565 acres
OF gently rolling land with plenty OF
water for cattle. The handsome
brick master house has & bedrooms
and Az baths. The . comfortable
tenant homes make 1t easier to
keep good help and the 52-cow
barn may be used either for dairy
ing or for cattle raising. BEING
within an hour of washington.
over good roads, you can live on
this farm and still maintain your
Washington. interests. Shown By
appointment.
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone JE. 2-55l5
Closed Sundays
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VACATION PLACES

MAINE COTTAGE, mod; beach near
by; sleeps 6 or 2: sos wk. Special
rates June, Sept. and season. OIL
REHSBorH BEACH. pEL.-ocesn.
front apis. and cottages: June, SAC
wk. up. OIL. 4-3SS3. q
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TRAllERS

|TRAVELO l947; 23 II. all metal
and very good eond, lot 225. TEN
PIE TRAILER VILLAGE, Alex, Va.
OV. 3-627S. IS
1850 ALUMINIUM TRAILETTE, ~ IT,,
sleeps 4, modern conveniences.
$1,000. Call HU. 1886. 80
LANDoLA, 81. Price, $500. TO.
9-5Q13 Al
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

2nd TRUST NOTES purchased on
Maryland properties. UNION FL
NANcING CO.. INC. JU. 9-349O:
ewes 10. 6-4S00.
end TRUSTS-Top spot cash. Nd,
Va. D. C.: 2h to AZ discount
MR.. QUICK. LO. 4-6566. 81
end TRUSTS, Arlington area; immed
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES
2100 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000
TOP CASH prices for and trust notes
eVes. fss. RA s-ssS4 sSa. - ME- 0000o
MONEY ON end TRUST-ws viii
buy 2nd trust notes. D. c., nearby
Md. or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1872 N. z. ave. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 q ct NV. ME. s-24eb.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA. s1s5: Renault, SOS; Hill
man. $445: Morris. $595: Peugcot,
$475: N; G.: SS95; Austin z-40 sed;
$247; WV. $6S7: 81 Morris Oxford,
buy" l4th and p. Est. 1928.
AUSTIN "A,4o" sedan; sunroei.
Sis5. La Largest Selection % Of foreisn
Austin-Healey. Austin of England.
M. G.. Morris Minor, Hillman. Sun
beam, porsche. Mercedes Benz.
Kaiser; Willys: MANHATTAN AUTO,
North 7-270O. Branch sales, 1910
King ST., Alex. Va, King S-5525.
BUICK 1941; 40 motor, perfect run
ming condition, new tires, radio and
heater; excellent appearance: S275
Call To. 2-721s. am. to 4 pm
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster: excel
SqnTd'; good ss1 tires and low milsssse'
BUICKsvsslsetien noIolx 77s q medsls ant
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. g.
BUICK '54 Super Riviera; 5000 orig
inal miles; fully equipped in every
way imaginable; must be seen and
driven to be appreciated; financing
is iss es down a5ra9ges U $500 tS5 aREGne R Ros S5s
740O Ga. ave. NV. 81
BUICK 40 convertible Super; excep
cond,; fully equipped. JU. 9-3367
or 10. 5-2121. 8
BUICK. '52 Riviera coupe; r. and h.,
Dynatiow, beautiful 2-tone pains;
this is q one-owner car; S1.095
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, l717 r. /
ave. ne. DU. 7-S300. 3
BUICK '52 Super convertible; Dyna-
now, radio and heater: excellent
Light gray finish with new black top;
lent tires; IT thoroughly fl e reconditioned toned
and ready to go: Enjoy the sun
shine now with this beauty; 30-day
written guarantee: bank financing;
IHALEY'S of course!
DODGE-PLYMoUTH
II. 10000 Closed Sundays
80 BUICK 4-DR.
Sparkling black finish; l owner; auto
Sos : whistle. Weekend special
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
. 3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington
IN: S-so01 01--------O open evenings
BUICK AZ Super 4-door sedan: r. and
n, excel. tires. sound mech. clean
cADILixC' ni Lac "a 81 Sa1s:i convertible; 1895;
perfect and fully equipped in every
way imaginable: beautiful Arctic
white finish; words can't describe
this in a million. Cash. trade or
terms: Ter Iu; 2-4@oo. BILL ROSS, 54oC
ICaDnEACA III ii De Vile coupe; fu Fun,
equipped; low mileage; best offer
CADILLAC '53 convertible: fully
equipped. immaculate. EN-. 2-7312
CADILLAC 40 e-dr. "e2": Si Hydra,
Z, and b.. wonderful condition;
cspliIAc S11IG u is ssans; ceups neville, VI With
livery. PENNY MOTORS. 1920 R. /.
cA5lLnAc aHS ns IS e. conS: siS?oG fully equip
1,4e5. PENNY MOTORS. SoF 1870 r. ri /,
ave. ne, LA. $4,000.
CADILLAC '54 80" special sedan
Fleetwood styling. black, fully
ss9uipped, Including air conditioning.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds. Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV, ST. $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY. 81
CADILLAC '53 hardtop coupe; r. and
h., Hydra-Matic, Wv. tires, beau
tiful 2-tone finish. This car is like
new. S2,695. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1717 r. l. ave. ne. DU.
CADILLAC '64 "62" convertible
coupe; light blue, black top, equipped
with power steering. power brakes
S4,495, CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY al
CHEVROLET 80 conv.; unmarried
beautiful light blue finish; S795,
SIS down. STOHLMAN CHEVRO-
LET TRIPLE GUARANTEE. Call
AID. 2-S722 and ask for Bill Serhus
SERVICEMEN FINANCED. --31
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GARAGES

WANTED - Brick garage, minimum
400 50. it.: prefer 2nd comml.: cleo !;
TO be used commercially. RA. 6-b087.
18th AND L SITS. N.W.-one-car ga
rage. $50 mo. Call CO. 5-3533,
Tuesday.
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OLD STONE HOUSE
On 20 ACRES. CLOSE no

ON 20 ACRES. CLOSE TO
LEESBURG
Excellent location. views. rich open
land, springs and stream. Needs
complete renovation, has great pos
sibilities. S27.600 with terms. Con-
tact JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON.
Resltor. Leesburg 757 and 794.
Strout Catalog
PREEl Farms. businesses: 3b States
Strout Realty
234-A woodward Bldg. washington
Sterling 3-2TS4
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FARMS


FARMS WANTED. large or small.
beef. dairy, truck garden, In va.
CHESTER COGSWELL, ia. 7-1B33.
10 ACRES; improved by 3-bedroom
house, farm buildings and small
lake: on paved road; 20 miles from
D. c. MR.. GURLEY. owner. EN-
10000, Ext. $50. -
WE HAVE BUYERS for farms or land
in Md; prefer Prince Geo. or A. A.
County WALTER M. BAUMAN,
Agent, 1877 K st. NV. MA. S-6229,
WO. 6-0747. 81
ATTENTION, REALTORS AND FARM
OWNERS-Wanted, SO to 100-acre
farm, within 35 mi. D. c., preferably
in Virginia. Wish to purchase under
GI bill with no down payment. with
monthly payments around $50. Any
one interested. please call L. z
SALISBURY. 1924 sth st. Sc, 10
2-1749
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA. Md. River road area
Approx. $500 50. TT. zoned heavy
industrial. Near 3 a. o. tracks.
Immed. occupancy. Call MR.. MAR
TIN HU. 3-4030. 3
LEASE with option to buy. 15,500
So. It. ground floor. fire-resistins
BS;o siding and 10000 So. It. park
ing court. All fenced in. Powered
and good for Aly business in D. c.
For insp. phone JU. 1855. Brokers
invited.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD so F-3 series s.-ton pickup:
green: S495, $5 down. Chevrolet '48
down. Dodge AS half-ton panel:
black: S345, S5 down. Dodge 80
24-ton pickup. S595. S5 down.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET TRIPLE
GUARANTEES. Call AID. 2-S722 and
ask for Bill serhus. sERVICEMEN
FINANCED. II
DODGE 81: walk-in body: excel
cond. UN. 4-1666, after 8 pm.
CHEVROLET 1s4s sedan delivery;
$100. 1913 Ford hal-ton panel.
$500. Call RA. 3-3516 after pm.
CHEVROLET '53 A-ton panel: excel.
running cond.: S695. ALASKA
PHARMACY. IA. 9-313l. .
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BOATS tcens.J
TIE BOAT CENTER
MOTORCYCLES

1853 MOTORCYCLE. BsA. 500 &C
twin; $3.50 or best offer. oy. 3-42s5.
cond;, low mileage. has not been
1919 HARLEY-DAVIDSON, overhead
valve 81, saddlebags, windshield.
and other extras. $3.50, $160 down,
$500 in small monthly payments.
Call after pm. LO. 5-1025. %
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WHEELER, INC.

CHRYSLER- -PLYMOUTH-I IMPERIAL
1900 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2.lO20
CHRYSLER '52 New Yorker sedan;
several to choose from, equipped
with famous VS. engine, toruue
drive, power steering. power brakes.
radio heater, SoleX glass, safety
wheel rims and other features. Your
choice at the low price OF S1.lS9.
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Snn co EFT

ZOO SO. FIT.
Now available to qualified appli-
cants in one OF Vas fastest grow
ing shopping ctrs.. this End flr.
otice offers air cond.. janitor and
elev. serv. and lge. out door patio.
trally located between Ft. Hunt I'd
and Mt. Vernon blvd. in Belle
view shopping center. Call Mr.
Mccartney or Mr.. Awkward: Ma;
S-2345. or TIE. 6-Og4l. SHANNON
a. LUCHS co. 724 14th st. NV.
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N StS. NV,

sHoP-wAREHOUsE With psneled air
conditioned once. Ideal for dental
with $500 50. it.. 1000 It. fenced
storage lot or parking area adjoins;
Rent $3.50 or sale, S43,500. Call
Mr.. O'Neil. EN-. 2-62SS: PHILLIPS.
CANDY q FULLER, INC. ST. g.
24OO. 1912 18th ut. NV.
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CHRYsLER 81 New Yorker sedan:
famous VS. engine, torque drive.
power steering, power brakes. radio,
heater, safety wheel rims. A very
clean one-owner car. Properly con-
ditioned and guaranteed. priced ~
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WHEELER, INC.

cHRYsLER. .PLYMogTH,, IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-1O20
CHRYSLER '53 New Yorker sedan:
famous VS. engine. torque drive.
power steering. power brakes Solsx
glass, WV. tires, 2-tone finish:
immaculate. Verv low mileage, one
owner. worthwhile guarantee, $1.666.
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SUMMER HOMES

MAINE seaside cottage; pvt shore;
furn., 3 bedrms.. all-elec. kit, mod
bath and shower, firepl. july. $3.50
OIL. 6-3822, ewes. Il
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BUS. PROP. FOR sALE Cont. }

I,IOO SO. Fl, e2S 6th ct. NV. Ieor.
9TH and Z n.wD.. 2nd a., suitable
for once. wholesale. printer. union.
lights, char service. $3.50 per mo.
Open for Inspection. BURTON CO..
4l2 18th st NV. RE. 7-22e4
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
4 BIG
BEDROOMS

homes with accent nm spaciousness
you must see this lovely property
As spotless as q brand-new home
All on one hoor-grand piano sized
living room. banquet-sized DINING
room. large equipped kitchen,
bedrooms, huge porch, full base
ment. stairs to storage attic. Def
nitely a splendid value at S16.95O
Get details by calling
Edward r. Briggs, Realtor
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1928 6.OOx16 tires: not
a rough spot in body: extra tires and
accessories; in perfect shape; needs
little work on motor. Best oner. ia.
S-R21F Il
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80 CHEVROLET
'53 CHEVROI,ET

Styleline de luxe 2-dr.: Powerglide:
sparkling 2-tone finish. See this
beauty today. This won't be here
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1950-'52 ChevroletS (26)
Be sure to check with Kenyon-Peck.
Select the model you want and save
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

is silent as to the value of the fish
caught by anglers who left well
over a quarter-million dollars at
the lakes.
OF the $3.50, ,321.47 collected at
the boat liveries, the ConServancy
District received S59, 9,363.48 as its
share of the fees. The district gets
25% of boat and motor rentals;
So of admission fees; $50 of
camping permits, and SO of misc
eIlaneous sales.
Leesville Lake in Carroll coun-
ty, with two boat liveries, showed
the biggest revenue, $40, ,460.16.
Pleasant Hill reservoir in Ashland
county was second with S43, 3,315.29,
and Seneca Lake in Noble county
was third with S42,215.33.
Records of the conservancey dis
trict are examined and audited an
nually by the Bureau of Inspect
ion and Supervision of Public Of
fices as are other political subdi-
visions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
Book Reports May
StifIe Interest

The old-fashioned book report
comes in for heavy criticism in a
book by Jean d. Grambs, which
outlines recent conference of the
Committee on Reading Develop
ment.
"On the basis of list of good
reading" the author points out,
the youngster is directed to read
a book-one month, or two or
three year-and make book re-
port. Such procedure, typical as
it may be, is considered by those
who observe young people to be
among the least productive of in
terest in reading. The book report
has been called one of the most ef-
fective devices to condition young
people against books"
Based on the committees belief
that the high school years are cru
cial for creating lasting interest
in reading, the conference dealt
with ways and means of expanding
the use of books in schools, and OF
instilling enthusiasm for books and
reading which would carry over in
to adult life.
The conference deplored the fact
that reading drops when the child
goes from elementary school to
junior high or from 9th grade to
senior high schools These factors
were found responsible: "the COM
petition of many more activities
and interests for the adolescent's
time; the pressure of culture ir
which the 'bookworrn' is scorned
the intensified demands for forma,
and required reading which reduce
time and interest for casual or per.
sonal reading"
The conference concluded tha
. the role of books and reading il
the school would be influenced b,
three factors:
l. The competence and interes
of the teacher in the development
of reading habits.
2. The kind and quality of Ii
brary or other book service.
3. The availability of books TO
purchase.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
Reading Survey
Report Shows N
Holds Interest

FAIRFIELD, Conn. = The Fair
field School Study Councils RE
port on the Teaching of Reading
in Fairfield Schools" is destined to
be one of the classic studies in the
field of modern education.
The report, which received ma
tional attention when it appeared
in Life Magazine a year ago, called
on parents to try to create in the
home an atmosphere of reading, I"
and for teachers to keep at the
very front of their foreheads the
thought that the main objectives of
school are learning -. not just
learning how to live, but learning
how to learn"
One section of the report which
stimulated a great deal of interest
dealt with the subject of television
and its effect on reading. A survey
of 230 fourth graders in the Fair
field Schools was made.
BY their own calculation" says
the report, they spend, on the av-
erage, three hours, eight minutes
and "a seconds per child per day in
front of their television SETS" Even
allowing for possible mscientific
answers from the children the
group reported "a high enough cor
relation between their answers or
time spent and number of pro-
grams watched" to justify calling
the amount of time spent "appal-
ling"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

I pal of and the interest On such bonds
1 or other obligations, excises and
| taxes. excluding those above excepted.
The general assembly shall meet on
\ the third Monday of January. 1856
for the purpose of enacting laws
2 pursuant to this section. Be it further
/ Resolved, That at the e e C I 1 n
herein designated for the submission
of this amendment to the electors
be placed on the Official ballot in the
manner prescribed by law and shall
be designed as follows:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

You may have been told that Ohio manufac.
turers must charge higher prices if unempioy.
ment benefits are raised. In view of the facts.
this is nonsensel The present Ohio rate OF
60 cents per 500 payroll is only half the
national average This low rate hasn't been
reflected in lower prices by Ohio manufsc-
tlrers Here's another way of looking at it:
A Massachusetts, firm pays 81, compared to
Ohios go cents - yet sells its products at the
same price as the Ohio manufacturer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
Ted Brown Talks
On Election Laws

Ohio's election laws are, for the
moStpart, modern and Ohio's cleo
ton system stands the test of COM
parison with other states very we'll
1t is based on the pure two-party
system, with both parties sharing
the responsibility and work.
The law provides for Board of
Elections in each of the SO counties.
This Board is made up of four per-
sons-two Republicans and two
Democrats. They then employ the
Clerk, Deputy Clerk, and other en-
ployees of the office. The county
Board of Elections has charge of
all registration records, the print
ing of ballots, the employing of
precinct workers on election day,
and all other details necessary for
the huge task.
The precinct workers are again
representative of both political
parties and the law requires there
be in each polling place, an equal
number of workers from each
party. The county Board of Elec-
tions instructs the precinct work.
ers in the proper functioning of
their polling place, how the ballots
are distributed, cast and accounted
for, and the provisions of law gov
erning voting.
Working at the polls on election
day is one of the duties of citizen
ship, and should be accepted with
the same responsibility as jury
duty. 1t is their province to insure
that every qualified voter in Ohio
who presents himself to vote is
given the proper ballots and that
the votes are accurately counted.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
State Offers You
Opportunity For
Peace And Quiet

Have you ever dreamed of ca
bin out in the wilds where you
could get away from the hustle
and tensions of city life?
State Auditor James A. Rhoades
has the answer to such dreams in
seven tracts of state-owned land
in the beautiful Hooking county
hills that are available for lease
from three to 20 years.
These tracts are part of the re-
manning 5000 acres of land that
were granted by Congress to Ohio
more than 80 years ago for the
benefit of schools. Money receiv-
ed from the leases will go to the
schools in the townships in which
these seven tracts are located.
Three of the tracts are approx
imately 40 acres and four, approx
imately so acres.
They are located about go miles
southeast of Columbus; about 10
miles from Logan, and less than
lU miles from Lake Hope, one OF
the most beautiful lakes in the mid
west.
The land is hilly wilderness,
with trees in abundance. The state
reserves the mineral rights in
leasing its school lands, also, the
timber unless it is used to build a
cabin, fences, or other improve
ments on the land.
The minimum bid that Rhoades
may accept for leasing such land
is $50 a year for the small tracts
and $42 year for the large
tracts. Since the money goes for
local schools, the state auditor is
hopeful that the land will bring
much more than this.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

The survey asked: What do you
like about television ?"
Here is what some of the chill
dren replied. (spelling unchanged (:
Because / learn lots of inter-
esting things"
II like to see things that hap
pened in the past"
II like to watch good acting"
Il can learn abough Outer
speast."
You can hear it and see it."
Good promgrams."
"You can get real fantashed
things"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
Muskingum Lakes
Pay S280,321

Hopeful fishermen who visited
the 10 lakes in the Muskingum
Watershed District last year bet
$3.50, ,321.47 on their fishing luck.
This was the total 1854 revenue
of the boat liveries at these 10
lakes, according to report on an
audit of the Muskingum Concer-
vancy Districts accounts released
by State Auditor James A. Rhodes.
Naturally, the examiners report
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

Any one interested may obtain
information about these tracts by
writing or phoning Rhoades' office
in the state house.
AS state auditor he is supervisor
of school and ministerial lands. He
is responsible for the management
of such lands and the distribution
of the funds derived from them.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

You don't have to go there. All
you have to do is turn a f1andie."
Because instead of your mother
hitting you, you have something TO
do"
You can relax after q good din
ner."
You don't have to pay for every
movie you see"
The most concise answer was:
1T works."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18

War will end when nations are
ripe for progress.
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-18
NO NEW TAXES

This is not a new tax. Il will cost you nothing.
Unemployment Compensation insurance is
supported by premiums paid by industry
according to the amount of payroll This fund
now has surplus of S611. .Oo0O0o0o.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

YOUTHFUL bur nor girIish, dressy
but nor fassy, siendeyiziHs bur
sfiN Interesting, Mis design by
Fra Besenson has everything for
those women who are '.oyer pr
Evening star., 1955-10-30
study Thls chart

These are NOT standard pattern measurements.
but those used by the designer herself. Choose
the size that fits your own measurements and cir
Gle that size in the coupon below:
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-07

crystal ball inferring he claimed
no infallibility.
William J. Fullerton, Jr.. presI
dent of the Hamilton Chamber
OF Commerce, presided al the
dinner meeting There were l4U
in attendance. Mrs. Eileen
Logue provided the music al the
piano during the evening Jack
Hawker led those preSen, IN
group singing
The audience gave the speaker
unusual concentrated attention.
II appeared that the auditors
were thinking deeply upon the
subject to which the Speaker dc-
voted MS remarks
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CHURCHES
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER-DAT SAINTS

SUNDAY school az ~ am d. cut
Bank Boarding school
SaCI aniCu' mCel4Mp I..3u I'll.
al Gu BanE boarding scn.U,
FIeSIde d 80 p.H
Tuesday -keIIef Soc.e,y d. : 80
Priesthood al Z Pm
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SEE the new 29 and Al f.. Crest

liner mobile homes Oh display
al NJ 4 NJ Trailer Sale Of
Shelby Find Out nov easy you
can own one We will take IN
your furniture, car, OLD trailer.
or most anything o. value as
part payment We stIlI nave q
few older models you Cal Duy
on rental purchase pIaI 44tf
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WANrED-Csnner horses Year

round horse marke, S55L pc
hundred DelNtr Il SnelDy
Stock Yards -6LiC
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