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said. But you'll soon know this, too:
Hart wasn't GA. He did go into OSS.
On his first drop behind enemy lines,
he. Well, most guys lose their nerve.
sometimes"
so all thosesadventures Of his were
made up?"
Wac nodded dismally. '.He had
war job afterward in Cairo - at desk.
That's about it, Tai. Sorry"
She crossed the room to his side. Il
began to think so, long ago. Mac. The
trips changed lot of my - thinking.
About Hart. You. Men and women.
Everything. And of course, knew Hart
was a coward before we ditched." She
was smiling. He saved that big lounge
cushion to wrap himself in. Remember?
But he had plenty Of time to give it to =
anybody. Oh, Mac, you DOPE
Again. she was interrupted. A knock
- and Mac let in a uniformed coolie
carrying tray, two cocktail glasses and
a thermos. Wrong room, pal"
Right ROOM" TaIisman amended.
This is the nearest you can get, in China,
to your famous daiquiris, Mac. ordered
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- m PRooF llQulO VEL Is mllDER!
68 J: !: ::
Eli I produce heat. But with new
9 S isters no heat . j. no 'washday
detergent burn" vel's formula makes il milder
than other liquid detergents. too!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Snowfall
Continued from Page One)

AAOAA1 dsC NilCI
% striking a utility pole, and a
fence. No injury was involved, and
damage was very miner. No arrest
was made in the accident which
officers said was caused by ice and
snow with speed in excess of that
for the road conditions.
Earnest McCleary, 80, Route 3,
London, was charged with driving
while intoxicated after his truck
left the road on Route 90 Tuesday
evening. He was taken into custody
and placed in Madison County Jail.
A hearing will be set in Common
Pleas Court.
Officers said McClary has long
record of arrests for driving while
intoxicated, and was driving under
a revoked license at the time he
was arrested Tuesday evening. No
charge was filed for driving under
revocation.
IN London and West jefferson
traffic was slowed to a crawl as
the snow fell more rapidly than it
could be removed. Automobiles
were frequently stalled at the
curbs and had to be given assist
ance to get out into the main traf-
fic. London policemen reported no
accidents due to the snow.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
An Editorial
JOURNALISTS AND DOCTORS

Newspaper people and doctors have great deal in
That is he unusual theme of editorial in the Louisville
Courier Journal entitled Press And Medicine Both Serve The
People.
The Journal says: The two professons-medicine and
ournaism-havs notable points of similarity. Both
concerned with important functions of human e Doctors
strive to preserve and human health Journalists deal
with the health Of human minds democracy by trying to
keep them adequately informed
Both professions practiced by and women who
passionate believers their calling Here is perhaps the
root of misunderstanding doctor believes that all must
recognize the nobility of his profession journalist just
convinced that the of the peoples right TO know is
duty of high moral order. Such pride lead to
both sides The practitioners of both professions sometimes
fail to explain their actions fully each other to the public
because they forget that any explanation necessary
Happily misunderstanding born of such much
less than they used TO be. More and doctors
along with medical socetiesnow recognize the need for good
public relations within the framework of medicines high code
OF ethics More and newspaper people, their side.
showing keen interest the problems and achievements Of
the medical fraternity The legitimate interests of both groups
and Of far greater importance the public interests thus
served.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1882 2-TwENTY-FlvE YEARS AGO Il 1882

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO - 1892
total of 1853
Christmas baskets distributed needy families London
Christmas time
Greenza with London Candy
o naturalization
London
al
Baber, village marshall jefferson,
dies.
ering issuing of $4,000 in bonds for relief work county
DECEMBER Unusual ceremony at Busy Mems Bible Class Pres
bean Church All past presidents take part in inducing into office
w. H. Cupeper, president. president
the Taller" published
Page Press by John Murray Son. coal lumber
will
1947- TEN YEARS AGO - 1947
Personnel poStoffice handles
pieces of cancelled mail in several days record rush
q DR. appointment
Madison Union and Delaware Health Departments
Madison County
DECEMBER Madison County $29
all time high.
5C in
business in London dies.
r.
South Charleston Pike
DECEMBER II of to
from Mt Carmel hospital where she had been for broken
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
County 4-H
(Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Hartford Turvy, Mrs. Howard Fish
er, Mrs. Robert Lukens, Mrs. Har-
old Friend, Mrs. Blauser, Mrs.
A. w. Mans, Robert Lombard and
Norman Dorm; Fourth Year Lead
ers - Mrs. Byron Johnson, Mrs.
Pearl Fannon, Mrs. William Hol-
ton, Mrs. Raymond Mcclure, Mrs.
Don Morehart, Mrs. Clayton Woods,
Robert Keye and Robert Graham.
Third Year Leaders-Mrs. Owen
Ackerman, Mrs. Don Brake, Mrs.
Robert Creath, Mrs. M. c. MerTick,
Mrs. Ted Emens, Mrs. Merrill
Howard, Mrs. Gardner Thomas,
Mrs. Robert Bigham, Mrs. William
Ruoff, Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Mrs.
Henry Klever, Mrs. Conrad Butch
er, Mrs. Jerry Beauman, Mrs. John
Park, Louis Thomas, Paul Sullivan,
Gerald Geyer, Al Cornett Richard
Dunkle and Ernie Burns.
Second Year Leaders - Mrs.
Scott Watson, Mrs. James Patter-
son, Mrs. Charles Medors, Mrs.
Cletice Howsman, Mrs. Raymond
Ryan, Mrs. John Holloway, Mrs.
Joseph S. King, Mrs. Robert Hines,
Mrs. Robert Trehearne, Shirley
Overturf, Patty Houck, Jay Stra-
ley, Willis Golden, Raymond Dea-
con, Eugene Denim, Warren VOL
lam, Don Brake, Owen Ackerman,
Kenneth Jinkens, Eugene Buhler,
Harold Wade, Howard Thompson,
Roy Daniels, David Smith and
Richard Meeker.
First Year Leaders - Elinor
Teegardin, Martha Trimble, Mrs.
James Richards, Charlene Hennie,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06

Many people are inclined to do
good, but they keep puteing it off
until tomorrow.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Council

Continued from Page One)
Service and Public Safety where
the total cost of a purchase or
improvement is $1,000.00 or
more-1Go of the total cost of
said purchase or improvement,
payable from the appropriate
funds of said City"
In the final section of the ordin-
ance the emergency measure was
declared as follows:
THAT this ordinance is here
by declared to be an emerg-
ency measure, for the reason
that the public peace, health
and safety of the inhabitants
of the City of London require
the adjustment of the salary
for the office of City Solicitor,
and shall take effect iinmedi-
ately upon its passage"
In other action by Council gave
second reading to the Street Com
missioner resolution, causing it to
be amended to read street superin-
tendent and also gave second read
ing to the resolution to combine
the offices of public safety and
public service directors.
They also heard a resident of
the south west portion of the city
say he would secure an injunction
to halt proceedings in the recently
passed sewer ordinance for several
areas in the quadrant of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
London Firemen Plan
Christmas For Tots

London's Volunteer Firemen are
already starting their drive for
their underprivileged childrens
Christmas gifts, and will spark the
drive with a free movie at the
State Theatre on Saturday morn
ing, December IA. The admission
to the special kiddie feature will
be one new toy or one good used
toy which does not need repairs.
The firemen contemplate pre-
pairing toys and candy for approx
imately 125-150 children in their
activities this year. Each child on
their list will get at least one toy
with fruit, candy, nuts or some
thing else to make the Christmas
merry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Several

State Patrol officers reported
only a single accident Thursday
night. 1t involved a car driven by
a Long Beach, California man and
one driven by an unknown person.
The unidentified car passed the
California car and pulled back into
the lane so rapidly that the car
driven by Henry Eisenson, %, had
to apply brakes to avoid striking
the other car.
The Eisenson car left the road,
and struck a bridge causing minor
damage. Thepe was no injury nor
arrest.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Robert Wilson Heads
London I.O.O.F. Lodoe

Robert c. Wilson was elected
Noble Grand of Madison Lodge No.
70, Independent Order of Oddfel-
lows at their regular meeting this
week. Kenneth Holcomb was man,
ed vice grand in the election.
Other officers named at the same
time were: William Weimer, re-
cording secretary; Leslie Laird,
financial secretary; John Deck,
treasurer and Raymond Weimer,
trustee for a three-year term.
The meeting and election were
held Monday night in London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Letters To
The Editor

Letters 20 The editor are en-
couraged and will be well
coined. To be considered for
publication they must be sign
ed. Anonymous communIca-
tions cannot be published. In
the event the author OF a let
ter wishes TO withhold his or
her name from publication
this desire should be Indicated
In the letter. The letter may
then be printed without the
signature at discretion Of the
editor II II contains Informa-
ton deemed OF sufficient In
terest TO all readers.-Ep.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06

Mrs. Raymond Shipley, Mrs. Roger
Warfel, Mrs. Merrill Boyd, Mrs.
Richard Morse, Mrs. Herman Jen-
kins, Mrs. Robert Upton, Bertha
Skaggs, Mary Lu Burns, Mrs. Jack
Mercer, Mrs. Robert Cornell, Mrs.
Raymond Stewart, Mrs. Donald
Mace, Mrs. Ben Johnson, Miss Eli
nor Mills, Mrs. Tom Lindsey, .Jr.,
Berkeley Roach and Paul Hart.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
q OUR
m TOWN
STUFF
AND
THINGS

Christmas is the time of year when there is heavy
strain put family ties especially the ones that ola oao
gets.
In our opinion the chicken came before the egg
a0hy else does the hen c4ck at her acconapsn"enSs
Teacher: "And who tell the definition of bucca
Johnnie: q" can teacher! It's mighty high price for
cornp'
The weatherman is about the only guy in the world
who gets paid for being wrong most of the time
Overheard in a manhole this Il never hold
grudge Why, don't hold anything against people
who have said things about me that I'll never forgive"
Joseph Jones of the United Press has said "If you
Cant pack court rig election suborn Congress,
capture labor uo bring the schools to heel first get
rid OF your mosy meacsy press
Fellow has already started selling lots the and
people buying em up like hotcakes. You one
thing for the Americans They may be criticized by d.
world knowals but they the only people the globe
who will buy property where there transportation
the first rocket ship going in that direction.
Thing aoe can't understand is that some comen acH
$50 ounce for perfume olth the improbable name
of "Lust and then, 0hen smart character makes
pass her, sheH try to haze him arrested morals
charge Like rabbits, THIS Just doesn't add "p
lot of people go to church simply because they
afraid of fire.
On Neao Years morn this telephone conversation acu
TkS pnef % qny He ss Of f 1G
Second Voice :"Jatst finer
First Voice: Sorry! Wrong number!"
From the dirt that's dug on Thursday afternoons it
cannot be questioned that the bridge club the first
ret society.
She "Hah You good bum Drunk again"
He: Yeah man! And if | amt, been gypped outta
seven bucksp
failure is who stops looking for work the
minute he finds job.
First Nitwt: "Will you join in a cup of coffee?"
Second Same: Sure thing! You get in first!"
When contemplates the difference between elastic
currency and rubber checks he is stretching his magma
ton.
An old-timer is guy who remember way back
when the whole family ate breakfast together.
You're getting on brother, aOhen you longer feel as
yop"9 as go" look nor look as y0umg as you teel
AS yet we have not heard of dentists convention sit
ting down to $1O0apate dinner but we'll bet they re
working on it.
Perhaps the worlds greatest tmesaver is love at first
sight! "
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06

LETTER TO EDITOR:
Mr.. J. r. Conway
Mr.. E. E. Parker
Madison Press Company
London, Ohio
Dear Sirs:
The appearance of 123 potential
donors at the Bloodmobile last
week is attributable in large part
to the fine coverage given by your
newspapers.
During the past two weeks, you
have given us full publicity; your
cooperation could not have been
finer.
Thanks to you, and no less to the
contributions of food, money and
time from the business houses and
many individuals of London, the
work of the blood program contin-
ues.
In direct proportion to the sue
cess of this program, the available
ity of free blood to Madison coun-
ty residents is assured.
Sincerely yours,
(Signed)
Ann Y. Selby
For the Madison County
Blood program committee
Mrs. T. j. Selby
Mrs. Maybelle Blacknore
Mrs. r. w. Dillingham;
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Madison County
Court News
PROBATE COURT
MARRIAGE LICENSE:

PROBATE COURT
MARRIAGE LICENSE:
William F. Gary, IS, Grove City
upholsterer, and Mabel /. Mccoy,
81, Route 2, London.
Robert E. Weaver, 20, Columbus
Kroger employee, and Elsie Beav-
ers, 19, Route A, London, clerk.
ACCOUNTS APPROVED:
Wilma Louise Highman; sixth.
Walter P. Miller; first, final and
distributive.
John L. Boerger; first, firal and
distributive.
Robert B. Sffaffer; first current.
o. ]. Ray; first, final and dis
tributive.
Gary Lee and Thomas Jones;
first.
Mae Dellinger; first, final and
distributive.
Ohio D. Lowry; first, final and
distributive.
Harry o. Fauver; first, final and
distributive.
Alice E. Gallagher; first, final
and distributive.
William Edmund Taylor; first,
final and distributive.
Sarah r. Persinger; first, final
and distributive.
Samantha Swaney; first, final
and distributive.
George Scovill; first, final and
distributive.
Donna ]. Pickens and Charles
T. Tingley; first.
Lora E. Metzger; final Estate
merit.
Bertha Millholland; first, final
and distributive.
Nora A. O'Donnell; first and
final.
WILLS ADMITTED:
B. E. Thomas authenticated
copy Dec. 8.
INVENTORIES APPROVED:
Werner L. Clay, estate; total So
$50; all real estate. w. B. Culp,
Conklin Jackson and Lucille M.
Boyd, appraisers; Mabel G. Clay,
executrix.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
CASES FILED:
Samuel A. Hill VS. Dixie Ohio Ex-
press, Inc; money only; $500 and
costs claimed.
Charity Ann Hill VS. Dixie Ohio
Express Inc; money only; $1,000
and costs claimed.
Stella Mcconnell VS. Dixie Ohio
Express, Inc; money only; $1,000
and costs claimed.
Robert Rife VS. r. B. Eckle, Supt.
London Prison Farm; Habeas Cor
pus.
RECORDERS OFFICE
DEEDS REcoRDED:
Celesta A. Clark to Willard r.
Clark, property in Fairfield Town
ship.
E. l.. du Pont de Nemours and
Co., to M. E. and Helen K. Left
wich, property in West Jefferson.
First London Builders to c. r.
and Maxine Hutchins, property in
London
First London Builders to P. E.
and Carol A. Jordan; property in
London.
First London Builders to r. L.
and Mary Lee Ames, property in
London.
w. E. and Mae Lukens to Floyd
Galloway, property in London.
D. j. and Claudia c. Mitchell to
Thomas and Goldie Mae Fabiny;
property in Jefferson Township.
Grace E. johnson to Isaiah and
Anna Bell Call, property in Range
Township.
c. w. and Florence Martin to
Dana and Dorothy L. Porter, pro-
perty in South Solon.
William r. Evans to Marion w.
Harper, property in Somerford
TOWnShip
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
NO SOLUTION

If talk could do it, the world
would have been at peace since the
beginning of time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
HUMAN FRAILTY

Time works wonderland SO
could men if they worked twenty
four hours every day.
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CHEW. $50 "2lO' de luxe 2-door;
standard Transmission; extremely
low mileage, car in showroom con-
safety tested for your protection.
30-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. toldsl. wis. and Eilieott St.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '55 va Bel Air club
sedan; sparkling TURQUOISE and white
finish, r: and h.. custom interior.
powerglide, ETC.. like new; 81 500.
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5-year-old. s-famiIy nat. each
apt rms. kit. and bath; $4,000
down, assume one lB&Ll trust.
ST 10000: ewes. EN-. 2-l579,
18th AND PEABODY NV.
3O-unit. ultramodern 3-year-old
bldg. with 10 2-bedrms., IL 1-bedrm.
and efics. Excellent location and
tenants. Outstanding investment at
IA times income.
TAKOMA PARK
0-unit bldg. in excellent location
ct ga times income. fiye 1-bedrm..
] enc, fully rented; excellent terms
THE ISENS JACK REDWOOD
ma. S-6433 JU. 5-0696
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LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER
31l5 Bladensburg Rd. AP. 7-2g29
BUICK $50 Special 4-door; r. and
from S2,295 to SI,995; worldwide
financing.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. lat Ga. Ave,)
Silver Spring, Md III 0.A5n0
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TRADE 4-fam.. 2-h.r. mod. garden
apis, excel. loo. Langley PIX. for
mod. serv: station. Give details. All
replys aeknovl. Box 345-D. Star.
MODERN, CONDITIONED. 3
story bldg; heart Of Eye st. medi-
cal area; excellent return. Has 2
attractive stores. 2.500-sq. 1T. Of
i1ees above. Fully occupied now but
Phone OWNER, AID. 2-O324. be-
tween 10 and 3 pm. weekdays.
1885 sEATON PL. N.w.-e-room-
$1,000. FLOYD Z. DAVIS Co,
1929 x st. NV. Ma. S-O352: ewes,
JU. Q-2b5Q.
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CHEVROLET 80 4sdr, sedan; style
c coz ssIct b.slsf. Fla H ave. ne
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FISHERS
TRADING POST

Let US help you make the tax
free trade Of YOUR apartment house
commercial or once building, for
larger building. giving you more In
come or for vacant land having a
future w sfDt' sn yd NG esiH T nssss
CONFIDENTIAL. Ewes. cali wo. e.0563.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K 81. NV. Realtor. Elk. 3-lSl1
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
lcONfIAlllEni

BUILDERS. choice lots. wheaton
Gable. s CO... r. ssSs. i IT, ssas
lt:ACRE LOTS. colesville I'd. past
Silver Spring, Md.-S1 800 up.
$1,000. ia. a-Ss06.
COUNTRY HOMEsITEs, Ashton area.
l6O-lI. 'rontage, high elevation;
price s1.H5O. $500 cash, balance
S44 per mo LAIRD B. SCOTT.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB: 2-acre sites. paved SITS. $50
g fG Is irNSccsagfI r si5l lseasi0n
HUGE 5-ACRE domestic. Just Is
minutes from .; c. line. abound
WOOD and holy f ma G planned srsss c SSs
munity developed By its residence.
Fairyiew 2-b572.
ACCOKEEK AREA-emall, private
estates In beaut. wooded area, some
with superb river view. Close to
WASH, in q controlled community
Call Fairview 2-5572.
HIGH WOODED LOT, l00-ft. 'front.'
age on Bradley blvd, elose-in Be-
thesdA area, all utils.; for sale or
will subordinate 70 builder. MR..
FBIENSs WO. O.0J44.
sPRINGWOoD-Lerse home sites,
overlooking N w. Branch Park, and
new Indian Spring Country Club.
Area fine homes In the Coles
VILE ares Of .! Silver Spring EXCELLENT
10 ACRES, chillum and Sargent
rd;. zoned residential-Paft cash,
3 Sp. t 4agsSs. Call CARNEY Broker
BRADLEY HILLs-9h acres, adj
Burdett I'd. at Burning Tree Club;
30 acres Glen Lea, adj. Glen Hills
Rockville. SANDQz, INC. call Mr.
Ward, DU. 7-1234: ewes. OIL
BULL RUN = 5-acre lots, suitable
restrictions: beautiful homesites
paved streets. Dir: Take Rte. 20
FL to Centreville. continue on
29-211 3 mi. TO ESQ serv. station
Ete' - 62m rn,. turn lsrt on 81
si0 ACRES, near Norbeck Country
Club WIN sewer TO future extern
p4Spos q RS Sa f ass 'Tqpf
rood TOGO. A-miie road frontage
Sl.Q50 per acre. 10 year terms
Exclusive with ROBINSON. ~
T-7l17.
$50 ACRES fronting on Colesviils
re-. NV. branch water shed, neal
new Indian Spring Country Club
All cleared. hest topo in area. Ex.
cellent sewer potential. $1,000 pei
1 sete' pn 1Gcyssr terms - Exclusive
PRINCE GEORGES CO., Landovei
area-Choiee corner lot; water ant
~. a-s04i. W. ". LEWIS '''''
MONTGOMERY CO. acres: 1:
cash. RA. s-iSss. eves' '''OOO
10 ACRES. near Norbeck Countr,
c cv.'i.N water os sSailasle . nov. sewsl
mostly cies SSS f i.Soo.is. t rUs,
frontsge. $1.1O0 per acre, lO-yeai
terms Exclusive with ROBINSON
sEABROoK ACREs-Beau.
siful M-ecre wooded lots in
the outstanding development
IN suburban Maryland. Sewer.
Convenient terms.
BROCK HAIL-lh to 8
aeres, wooded or cleared.
BEAUTIFUL rolling country.
Building restrictions. Rea-
sonable. LIBERAL terms.
TWO h-AcRE LOTS In
Lanham. Sewer. water and
gas. $3.50 each: terms.
3 ACRES in beautiful For.
est Hills next TO Bei.AiR
Farms. Reasonable. conven.
lent terms.
M. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPER sP. $3.50,
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BUICK SO 4:dr;; dynafioW, radio
summer Jun in this one!" No. 1922
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

MCLEAN. vA.-New shopping center;
go. 10000 50. IT,, .34Q.it. combined
road frontage; suitable for any. type
business; 5 available: negotiable
DILLON LAND Co, il. 4-4O4O.
Open I'll q.
KENsINGTON-sacriice 2 blocks
TO Post once: s-rm. bldg. on 7.bOO.
"a. n. gr0und. Run your business and
live above. Only Sl37ho 70, b
INC. Realtors.
BETHESDA, II 900 50. IT,. Wood
mont TRIANGLE; i27 900 49, g, ~ %. on
S "a IM4s M Ward DU' 7'is''' eyes,
BALE OR LEAsE = 81 .0O0.sa..ft.
comml. lot on st.. Barnabas I'd.
Bldg, now used for real estate
once, has 3-rm. and bath apt, IN
rear. Rapidly expandins area RE
fi[.ACRE CORNER. paved roads;
AZ miles south D. c. in Maryland;
s6.760. terms. Box lobe, star
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Oil 18th ST. NV.

Entire second floor. covering an
area Of about 400 50. it., equipped
with air-conditioning units. Rent,
S225 per month includes private
toilet. heat and cleaning 2 times
tricity. To inspect see occupant on
drst floor B. p. SAUL CO., p25
18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

NEED MONEY FAsTY own property7
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
co, Realtors. 1881 @ st. NV. NE.
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BUICK SO Super VS. convertible
Hindu gray finish, black top; r. anc
h.. dynafiow; red leather interior
NENs+ e.e, opo..S Sspy
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KIRK MOTOR CO.
5333 Wis. Ave. EN-. 2-4h2a
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BUICK 80 Super convertible; r.
and h.; dynaflow drive; ready for
the call of the highway Only
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FARMS

FARM LAND BARGAIN-l28 acres,
At Si23 per acre; part cleared,
some IN heavy timber. several
springs and mall streams; pretty
old domestic, but bldgs. are WORTH
less. very short distance TO main
4.lAne hwy. 30 miles from p. c.,
In Warrenton section. Other larger
s SIN i%' IA, s:sSs7, CT. NsE.ssssss..
RENT; sos ACRES, one q Montg
down In hay sTasses; rms, u
baths; house old but comfortable;
has large bank barn; ideal stock
farm; known as Kahle Farm on
Rte. No. 100. about u mi s.w. Of
Comus, mr., barnesviiie, Attractive
rental available 70 qualified tenant
HOWARD r. scHAFER, OIL. 2.
STROUf CHTHL6d FREEi-IsTms
homes, buslnesses; - qtatee
9TROUT REALTY. lJ39-A Wood.
ward Bldg, wash, 81. 3.97el.
sI0e On, $40 MONTH buys fer 500
l.. l.. SELF. Aren't ,TB. 0.ll3l.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE, 1855 BsA $50: driv-
en- 200 mi. In excel. eond.; $500 or
best offer. 5l6 Domer ave, Takoma
Park. Nd. Apt. 500. ewes. and Sat.
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