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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Vets Questions
And The Answers

(Q) My wife and 1 are Korea
veterans, attending school under
the CT Bill. We have a small child.
May each of Us claim our child as
dependent for CT allowance purp-
oses?
(A) Yes. You may claim both
your wife and child as dependents.
She may claim the child alone.
(Q) l have a chance to get bet
ter job with a better future in an
other city. If l change jobs and
sell my CT house, could 1 get my
CT loan rights restored so l could
buy another home?
(A) Yes, it is possible to get your
CT loan rights restored under your
circumstances. A voluntary change
of employment for a better job
may be considered a valid reason
for restoration. VA also must be
relieved of liability on the ole
guaranty.
90 l understand there's a limit
on VA outpatient dental treatment
have a dental condition that is
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Lafayette News
MRS. DONALD CLAIR
PHONE VI 2-0213

Miss Romaine Rector, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Rector, was
among the students of Ohio State
University, who travelled aboard a
special train to attend the Ohio
State-Michigan football game at
Ann Arbor on November %.
Mrs. Frank Huber of Huntsville
spent several days last week with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. George McMurray and
Cindy.
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests
of Mrs. Ruth Rollins were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henry and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hill and son,
Jimmy all of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Hill and Lynn Sturgill.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chet Dewbre of
London and Mrs. Orville Crist and
daughter, Debbie of Springfield
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Norris and family on Thanks
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harbage and
family of Columbus and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Harbage and family of
South Charleston spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day with Ben and David's mo-
ther, Mrs. Robert Harbage.
Mrs. Florence Hill with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Hill of Springfield
were in Columbus Thursday morn
ing where they attended the we'd
ding of Mrs. Marabel Hill and Fred
Corwin, both of Columbus. The
ceremony was performed in the
Linden Methodist Church. Mrs Hill
with her son and daughter-in-laW
returned to West jefferson where
they enjoyed their Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. William
/ Hanscel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morehart OF
Lake Zurick, Illinois spent Satur-
day with Mr.. Morehart's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Morehart.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Estep and
Ed Burns spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mrs. Eva Hanscel of Arnold
Miss Romaine Rector and Miss
Rose Ann Hayman of London, en-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Madison Local
MRS. ROBERT TREHEARNE
PHONE VI 2-2632

Several persons from our COM
munity took part in helping
hand" operation on Monday, No
venber 25th.
Not only did they pick the corn
of MIR. Arthur Emrick but they
cribbed it too.
The following women prepared
and served the meal to those help
ing, they were: Dorothy Campbell
Mary Lou Davis, Ann Adelsberger,
Eleanor Lanigan, Lois Beaman
Deloris Wisecup, Becky Hammond
Sara Jane Smith, Artie Rinehart,
Mrs. Vallery, Norma Jean Hulk,
Alice Lewis, Leona Shoaf, Ruth
Price and Wiladean Mantel.
These men participated in this
helping hand project: Donald
Buck, Norman Heath, Don Pick
ems, Dave Pickens, Bud Heise, Ce-
Gil Long, Dean Long, Russell vi
ney, Clyde Dodds, Carl Rinehart,
Don Speasmaker, Everett Henry,
Leo Pierce, Walter Lanigan, Ray
Lanigan, John Lanigan, Harold
Mantle, Wilbur Foreman Bill Den
neky, Harvey Pickens, Bernard
Shoaf, Jim Shoaf, John Tope, Paul
Hammond, Eldon Davis, Charles
Reeves, Donald Hux, Ernest Val
lery, Drue Hux, Carl Vallery, Ish-
mall Hammond, Dwight Summers,
Harold Jones, Jerry Beauman
Harold Wisecup, Don Braskett
Dave Smith, Emmitt Smith, Butch
Miller, Roger Mantle, Ray Camp
bell, Donald Dorm, Robert Dorm
Ed Vallery, Wayne Price, Fred Nc
Claskie, Raymond Mcclure, Pearl
Price, Donald Lewis, Gilbert Ames
Dean Robert and A II. Graves
These men provided twelve corn
pickers, five elevators, fifty wag-
ons, and fifteen tractors. OuI
thanks also to Barnhart's who fur
nished the gasoline used that day
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rinehart ha6
a family dinner on Thursday, No.
vember 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Rinehart of Reynoldsburg, Ohio
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Rinehart and
family of Columbus, Ohio and the
Rinehart's, made up this family
get-together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith enter
tanned the Windy Eight" at cards
on Saturday evening, Nov. 30th
Those enjoying a "fun-filled" eve.
ming together were: Mr.. and Mrs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06

tertained with a stork shower on
Friday evening at the Rector home,
for Mrs. Ben Kennedy of London.
Mrs. Kennedy was the former Kay
Borders. The guests attending were
all classmates in London High
School. Many lovely gifts were pre-
sented to Mrs. Kennedy by the
guests present and those who were
unable to attend.
Mrs. Frank Dwyer and daughter,
Helena Ann of Westerville spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Eugene Harbage,
Mr.. Harbage and family.
A family dinner was enjoyed on
Thanksgiving at the Harper home.
In addition to Mr.. and Mrs. Herb
ert Harper and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harper and Lynn were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Myers and family of
Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. William Jack
son and sons of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Omar Hardman of Spring
field; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bum
gardner and family of South Wen
ma; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Mil
Ter of near London; Mr. and Mrs
Waldo Rector and daughters and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald CLAIR and
Ricky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond NAPLES
Jr. and family of Resacca spent
Saturday with Mrs. NAPLES mo-
ther, Mrs. Bernice Pennell. The loc-
casion was Mrs. PennelIs birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hanscel and
family were dinner guests or
Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Dillon of Plumwood.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Flannery and family on Thursday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Elan
merry and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Elan.
merry of Columbus. -.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| William Hollingsworth and family
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Legg and
family of Ironton.
Miss Dorothy Street entertained
at her home on Saturday night with
dinner and cards. Prizes went tc
Mrs. John Moore and Mr.. Moore
for low scores and to Mrs. Donald
Claar and Mr. Frank Rothwell fol
the high scores. Others attending
were Mrs. Rothwell, Mr.. Claar, Mr.
Waldo Rector, Mrs. Chester Street
Miss Geraldine Henry of Londor
and the hostess, Miss Street.
Mrs. Margaret Hustled is spend.
ing a few days with relatives ir
Urbana.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
THE sEMI.wtEKY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO
| Potato Growers
TO Discuss Huge
Storage Problem

WOOSTER-Potato growers at
tending a short course at the Ohio
Agricultural Experiment station in
Wooster, December 5 and 6 will
hear speakers from several states
discuss various aspects of potato
storage.
John w. Layer, Extension agri-
cultural engineer at Cornell Uni
versity, will discuss principles of
storage. Robert Heintz, Detroit,
Mich, representing the potato chip
industry, will report on special re-
quirements needed in storing po.
tatoes for sale to potato chip COM
2, MES.
The latest information on maleic
HI urazide, one of the newer chem
icals used to prevent potatoes from
sprouting in storage, will be pre-
sented by John w. Zul<el, rubber
company biologist of Bethany
Conn.
O'ker subjects to be discussed
include soil management practices
pest control, safety ano cost ac,
/ counts. Special exhibits will point
out potato grades and grade de-
! fects.
The 2-day meeting is being spon'
sored by the Ohio Agricultural Ex-
tension Service in cooperation with
t. Ohio Agricultural Experiment
station and the Ohio Potato Grow
crs association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06

Dairl Sefrit, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rinehart
and the Smiths. Prizes were won
by David Sifrit, mans high; Carl
Rinehart, second high; Paul Jones,
low; Ruth Jones, ladies high; Dor
cas- Sifrit, second high and Artiie
Rinehart, low.
The Madison Rural Home Dem
onstration Group met Monday,
December End at Madison Rural
School. The meeting was called to
order by the President, Mrs. Artie
Rinehart, Mrs. Ann Adelsberger
and Mrs. Wiladean Mantel gave in
structions on the various foods
suggested in the Christmas pamph-
let. Samples of the foods were
made b ythe leaders and served at
noon with our lunch. In the after
noon the several attractive Christ
mas decorations were shown and
directions on how to make them
were offered several choices and
all were most attractive. Roll call
- What I Want Most For Christ
mas" was answered by Mrs. Artie
Rinehart, Mrs. Betty Fades, Mrs.
Bessie Buehl, Mrs. Eva Geesling,
Mrs. Clara Peterson, Mrs. Ruth
Jones, Mrs. Ruth Price, Mrs. jan
ice Buehl, Mrs. Betty Turvy, Mrs.
Betty Hines, Mrs. Hilda Roberts,
Mrs. Margaret Beauman, Mrs.
Florence Cox, Mrs. Faye Simpson,
Mrs. c. d. Blair, Mrs. Grace YER
ian, Mrs. Eleanor Lanigan, Miss
Sondra Anthony, Mrs. Sara Jane
Smith, Mrs. John Cunningham,
Mrs. Robert Trehearne, Mrs.
George Barnes, Mrs. Lucille Jones,
and Mrs. Hurston Griffith and the
leaders.
Our thanks to the leaders for a
very lovely meeting.
The Freshman basketball team
played Greenview on Wednesday,
November 9th. The Freshman Re-
serve team lost 31-2S, the Fresh
man team won 1926.
The P.T.O. of Madison Rural
School met Tuesday, November
26th. Mrs. Jane MCGUIRE conduct
ed the business meeting. The PIT
| 0. voted TO treat the children at
Christmas time. Discussion on
whether to have a sale in the
Spring or some other means of
money making project. The deci-
sion was left up to the Finance
Committee, Neb Stewart, Jerry
Berry, George Ropp, John Buehl,
and Hartford Turvy. Their decision
to be announced later.
The fifth and sixth grades pre-
sented the program. 1t was one of
the most interesting as well as edu-
cational programs ever presented.
Mrs. Robert McFadden and her
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06

committee were in charge of the
refreshments. We had an eXcep-
tionally large attendance and our
thanks to those parents and friends
who attended.
The Madison South Booster Club
will meet Monday, December 9th
at 8 p. m. The public is invited to
attend and all school patrons are
urged to join. A family membership
is two dollars. The Boosters will
sponsor a New Years Eve Dance. -
The W.S.C.S. of the Newport
Methodist Church will meet Thurs
day, Decembe r12th. This is our
annual Christmas potluck dinner.
Mrs. Ercel Dunkle is chairman
with Mrs. Norma Blaine, program
chairman.
Installation Services of the new
officers for Nellie Counts O.E.S.
Chapter, will be Wednesday, Dec,
18th at s o'clock at the Midway
School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Tuesday, December 10
81 = HEAD OF BEEF Cattle - ST
beginning promptly of Iz'o0 noon

81 head of Hereford. Angus and Shorhorn steer ca>
average weight 400 lbs to 500 lbs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06

service and rated at 30
percent. Will / be limited in my
dental treatment?
(A) No. Since you are receiving
compensation for your dental con-
dition, you may apply for dental
treatment at any time and receive
as many treatments as are neces-
sary for your condition.
90 l am 35-year-old World
War II veteran getting a pension
for total and permanent non
service disability. Must
l reach age 65 before my monthly
payments will be raised from $685.
Is to $78.75?
(A) No. Your monthly payments
will be increased to S78.75 after
you have been on the VA pension
rolls for 10 years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
Thursday, December II, 1857
GRADE HoLsTEIN CATTLE 90

90 HEAD HIGH GRADE HoLsTEIN CATTLE 90
Is Cows with Calves by side Is Cows in good flow of milk II
First Calf Heifer with Calves by side and closeup sprnqers
20 Yeains Heers. open. Young Hosen Bulls HoIstein
Steers 20 Milk Cans and "a Stanchons Cows bred to by
Curtis Bulls.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
FARM EQUIPMENT

One Farmal M tractor with power pack; | Farmall
tractor; cuva+o for tractors I957 Model "a lne
national combine cut less than 100 SO information
automatic string tie baer; International 2boom IA IN
heavy duty breaking pow rubber Oliver Raydex 2boon
in breaking plow; I27 International power lift grain
drill rubber; John Deere 290 planter international
f. heavy duty tractor Disc Universal 32 hay and grain ee
vaor with Paseove hopper this year. WIS International
7-ft. mower; M M bar side delivery hay rake; Inter-
national heavy duty rubber tired wagon and false end gate;
other rubber tired Arrow rotary hoe Comfort
tractor weed sprayer with hand International
sheer International loader International PROV
pull type picker; Preader; cufpacke large
stock tanks with float; large cattle self feeder snail
feed hunks for cattle; hog house. sxl4i metal ohoe hog
FEEDER 100 GAL winter hog fountan honsa 6~s
mention.
TRUCK - 94s studebaker Ih -+on with stock rack and
grain bed and 2-speed axle.
FEED $50 bales timothy and clover mixed hay; 700
bales timothy hay IT'S bales of first cutting alfalfa Mixed hay
and timothy hay is extra good.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
FRANK EDWARDS and
DIR. 7. H. WINANS, Owners
FARM EQUIPMENT 49, TRACTORS

1854 John Deere Model Diesel 1854 Ferguson 30 1852 Oliver
SO. 1851 Farmal M. 1913 FarmaI n. 1851 Mccormick us
Shelter Picker Combine Mccormick I22 Combine ME-. Me-
Cormick Corn cker New Holland Forage Harvester and Blow
complete with Pipe end Row Crop and Pickup Leader
TT New Holland Baer Mccormick Heavy Duty Wheel Discs.
John Deere Heavy Duty Discs Durham loft Mucher. Dun
ham Oft. CuItipacker. Arrow Rotary Hoe.
Breaking PIows: 4boon Oliver trip bottom Two 3bo+tom
Oliver Pow 3boffom Oliver Mounted Pow 3boftom MeCor-
mick Mounted Disc Pow All Pows Hydraulic Controlled.
4-row John Deere Corn Planter Arrow Oliver cuivaors
Mccormick Cufivators. 7-hoe John Deere Grain Drill 7-ff
Mccormick Power Mower 7ft New Ides Power Mower. New
Holland Roobar Rake. I25-bushe New Idea PTO Spreader
New Idea 9o-bushe spreader. Mccormick Loader for n.
Super Six Loader for Ford Ferguson CODY Heavy Duty
Dump Wagons Cockshutt All Steele Wagon. 32f Universal
Elevator loft Ezyow Lime spreader Br0det Tank sprayer
3oo-amp. Hobart Portable Weder.
TRUCKS 1851 Dodge 2ton Long Wheel Base with 5-ft
Stock Rack and Grain Bed 1853 Chevrolet Pickup. 1850
Chevrolet Pickup. This Equipment is all good
FEED 1000 bushels of Corn 100 bales Of Mixed Hay $50
bales of Straw so tons of SIsge.
TERMS - CASH
FRANK and LILLIAN EDWARDS
OWNERS
JOE GORDON HAROLD FLAX Auetioneers
Lunch by A.M.E. Church of Yellow Springs
kof responsible for accidents
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
PUBLIC Sale

Located 3H7 miles of Foirorn, miles West of Yellow
Springs. FAIRFIELD YELLOW SPRINGS ROAD. the DR.
WiNANS FARM. CT II o'clock AM.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-06
PUBLIC SALE

Hovng decided quit farming. will hold complete closing
residence located miles southeast of CONNER
cioI Point miles Of ST. r. 104, mile north Of ST. r.
316. fhe Gibson and Blocker Rd.
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CEDAR GARDENS
1455 CEDAR ST. Sc.

1455 CEDAR ST. Sc.
Large. modern. fireproof 1-bed.
rm. apis, $3.50 to S74.5O. avail
able immed. Beautiful kitchens with
laundry faciis. and off-street park.
ing. Call LU. 1894 or weekdays
call SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.. Ma
S-2345.
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NEWLY DECORATED
1928 N. OAK. AVE. NV
An efficiency now available at tn,
low rent OF $50 so. One room, kitch
en-. dinette. bath: heat. hot waite
and refrigerator included May b,
seen by contracting ianitor or prem.
b. p. SAUL co
n25 18th 81. NV. ma. s-2i0C
COLORED-i523 Corcoran ST. NV
rm,. t:lea Kit. bath-shower; ga
condition De 2-5ei6. .
COLORED - 1887 WILLARD ST
N.W.-Spaeious 1 rooms kitchen
bath and porch; newly decorated
convenient location. Apply janitor
or call no. lobe
lCOLORED-ifiO HARDWOOD PL
Avail. March 80, LA. h-i5is.
COLORED-OPENi ?f7 ELM ST
/ semipvt, bath. Just redecorated
Tile on kit. floor. cabinets on wall,
| Al uiils; incl. except gas. S55 mo
COLORED-926 ELM ST. NV
3rd-n. front, 1 I'm; with kitchen
cite. al utils. incl Just redeco-
rated. $3.50 mo. AID. 4-03S3
COLORED--x55: SCI seth ST, NE
--Bedrm.. iiv. nm. din, kit, bath
newly decor See MRS, GOLDEN
C0LoRED--S5l.50; liOI HOWARD
RID. 81. -Bedrm.. .liy. rm., din.
| kit, and bath: newly decor JOHN
1. SHELTON. Realtor 10. $1,000.
COLORED-11O0 o ST. NV
Front apt. . rms, compl. kit. pvt
bath: back porch: all utils. incl
C0LORED-52OO CLAY ST. NE
New, modern building consisting Of
oedrooms, living rIn.. dining area.
kitchen and hath; rental OF So 3 %,
includes all utilities except cleo
Iieilx, on-street rarkins and mas
yer IE ante 1 To inspect. see
Apt. 203. THE CAREY WiNsToNN
60. 723 Conn. ave. NV CO.
CoLORED-14O7 3rd ST. NV
hedrrn,. ~. I'm ki. and bath, gas
floor, or can tx. a.s1sa :" -
fioor-Bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. share
bath; So. 30 mo. INQUIRE on nrem-
ises. or call Elk 3-24s9.
COLORED-1f31 CORCORAN ST.
NV rms. kit and bath. heat
and hot water furnished $685.
tx 3-24ss
COLORED - 1870 BLADENSBURG
RID. NE. - Very ICE ! hedrm. Nv
I'm. din, kit, bath. 5000, incls.
all utils. Call res. mgr, Ii. 4.S4i3.
C0LoRED--5OI c ST. NE rms ,
4 e saf b p.S ss7 30 MI Incl. heat rs
COLORED--N.E.--2 RMS. cleo. kit
bath; separate entrances cony. TO
transportation. Ii. 3-if6i
C0LORED--tiO T ST. NV bed
rm. .iv. rm., kit and bath; $50
mo incl, utils, EN- a-9077.
CoL0RED-I266 MORSE ST. Me-;
mod apt bldg - rms, equip XII
dinette and bath; newly dec; heat
and hot water incl. S77 so per mo
Key with tanitor, VIM. J. DAVIS,
INC, 500 II st. NV, Ma. S-3556
COLORED-i2i RIDGE ST. NV.
rms, Kitchen and bath; newly
DAVIS, nc. 500 III Il St NV @M Ma (
COLORED-2OI 57th ST. NE, mr..
schls. and transp. mod apt. bids
u rms, equip. kit. and bath
newly dec /; gas heat 1880. Mus
ntils. Keys In. Apt 30i. VIM. J.
DAVIS, INC, 500 II st. NV. MA.
COLORED--.B28 18th ST. NV.
eley. apt. bldg. 10 rms, equip. Kit
ana bath: heat and hot water incl.
% per mo. Key in Apt II. VIM,
J. DAVIS, INC. 500 II 81 ne,
MA s-3566 or CO 5-3063.
COLORED-0O6 3rd ST. NV, end
IA rms. kit and bath: newly
dec heat and hot water incl
NhN 80 per mo. Key on LIST n.
VIM. J. DAVIS. INC. 500 II st. NV,
MA $1,000.
COLORED-i1 VI ST. NV, Ant, 4
-! rms, bath, kit; quiet, select,
adult tenants. Open Sat, Sun.
COLORED-I5O3 QUE ST. NV
Two rms kit bath. heat. INV.
refEr; xb7 30; adults OIL. 2-405f
C0LORED--l236 SHEPHERD ST.
NV. Two bedrms, Nv rm.. XII
bath, ,rcdec, furn. heat INV; sol
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CHoICE-249 Oglethorpe st. NV
Liv. rm., bedrm.. din, kit. bath,
cow. stores trans. $50 so incl, ut
INV: Ex 3-s500; eve, ia. 9-550O
ftIO 18th ST. N.W.-spacious enc.
apt with big dr. closet disable as
hedrm:. S72 80 mo. and Ice. 2-rm,
very lRe, front apt. Of liy rm.. din.
nm, ? bedrms., kit. and bath: $3.50
mo. See switchboard.
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EVANSVILLE. Md lse. rms
and bath: new cond.; ali utiis.
$50 per mo. IA. 9-7010.
TAKOMA PARK. 716 Mapiewood
ave, Apt. 4-1-bedroom apt. tile
bath, front porch: redec.; all utils.
y5S; refs. JU. b-l747
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COLORED
1921 Belmont st. N.W.-Nice,
lge. effic. S4o.5I
I14s Bladensburg Rd. NE "
Two rms, kit. and bath 57.5(
1917 Corcoran st. NV
Two rms, kit. and bath,
1891 Corcoran st. NV 49,
Lovely. 2 rms, kit. and
bath; Just remod. 52.b(
l742 Corcoran st. NV
Two lge. rms. kit. and
bath. lust remod. $500
217 + st. NW.--Nice efic.,
redecorated A0.bl
700 irving st. N.w.-Two
rms, kit. and bath, redec. b2.5I
22S N St.. N.W.-Nice Ice.
enc; ,redec, $685.
kit. and bath, redec. 5000
23S Oakdale st. N.W.-Two
rms, kit. and bath. redec. 5O.5(
2l5 r ST. N.W.-Lovely, lge.
ground-foor apt. $50,
:, = 6edgm. unit; ,redee, 75.ot
20l 4 Sth ST. NV Two rms.
Kit and bath. redec so OF
1918 18th. 81. NV .--Lovely.
rms, kit. and bath. nice
neighborhood 5000
HARRISON d. ADAMS
932 X st, NV MA. S-S3Ot
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SILVER SPRINGS bedrms.. liv..
din; I'm; area; Y baths, mod. kit,
AIR-CoNDITIONED: Sl33,50, plus
cleo. MARSTELLER REAL ESTATE,
MrR pAura n
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SUBURBAN APT, pvt; 4 rm. and
bath: utils. furn.; empl. cpl. desired
transp. conv. WA. 7-12S5.
FOR RENT-Hyattsville, on carline
3 rms. and kit, share bath; ali
utils.; sos. 4637 And place.
C0LMAR MANOR-Four rms. pvt
bath and entr.: white adults. and
no pets. WA. 7-2032.
BSMT. APT.-Three rms. and bath;
no pets; $3.50. WA. 1-7482.
Four sms A IT. s IN new Uvt hOS bath
equip: mr.. buses, Cedar Vaiiey
area Of Sc. D. C.; couple or : OF
WORKING girls, preferred; reas
SILVER SPRING, Sligo Parkway
Apts, 104 Croydon ct.-2-bedrm.
apis, newly decorated: picture win
dows, cross ventilation table space
IN Kitchen: near schools; laundry
utilities. Ju. T-75Ss. ''' '"'''
TAKOMA PARK-1- bedrm, apt. in
MOD. 6-unit,, for the Determinations
tenant; $3.50 incl. utils, Ev. A.
EVANSVILLE. Md ise. rms
and bath new cond. all utils.
$50 per mo. IA. 9-7O10.
TAKOMA PARK. Tl6 MapleWood
ave, Apt. al bedroom apt. tile
bath, front porch; redec.; all utils.
S5S; refs. JU. 5-1747.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrms,. liv..
DIN; rm: area; Y baths. mod. kit,
AIR-CONDITlONED: Sl33 so, plus
cleo. MARSTELLER REAL ESTATE,
Mrs Bean. JU. 9-4794.
EVANSVILLE, MD.-sunny 2-rm
apt KIT bath. pvt. entr.; S65 mo.
1911 GEORGIA AVE.-Attractive l.
bedrm. apt. with liv. rm., kit. and
path. Immediate occupancy. Key
al1 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
CORAL HILLS at D. c. ilne-3 bed
rms, 500. including utilities: near
school. stores. bus. 10. s-7Oss
ROCKvILLE-2-bedrm. apt. con
yenient To. schools and stores
$3.50. incl. all utils. Pc. 9-6061
ROCKVILLE, and . bedrms.. liv,
rin.. dinette. bath and rear screen
ed porch; near schools and shop
ping center: $3.50 to SIS plus
utilS Pc. 2-4296
MARYLAND PARK, 65O2 A st.-3h.
I'm. apt, upstairs private entr
large porch and yard: utils, incl.
$40 month Redwood 6-4393.
COLLEGE PARK--Newly dec: bed.
rm., liy. nm. kit, bath: quiet loo
S69.50. RA. $4,000, RA. $4,000
TAKOMA PARK: facing park-Pleas-
ant, small, 2-bedrm. apt: adults
cow Wash. San and Walter Reed
TAKOMA PARK--Larae. LIST r.. 4
rms. kit bath, 500. avail. April l
Also. 3rd A., 3 rms. kit, bath, $50:
avail. now: newly dec: COW. JU
BERWYN HTs.--Extra large, Q bed
rms, Just redec.. fireplace, huge
yard: Sll0, incl utils. DE. 2-1726
KIRKWOOD APIS.
WEST FAYETTEVILLE
Three bedrm apt flimit chill
drenl. Si05, incl utils. 273i Mich
olson st AP. 7-74lS.
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SUBURBAN APT, pvt; 4 rm. and
= bath: utils. furn;; empl. cpl. desired
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HOUSES FURNISHED

B. Wyngate. $500 Old
n rd.-New house. Just
4 bedrms.. Ia baths:
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

ROCkvILLE-Brick, 3 bedrooms.
living room with fireplace, dining
room. Kitchen, and hath; full base
ment and sarage; S110 month. 20.
o-43QR ~
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SIC HERTroRp PL. N.W.-sIT

10 transp'. rent, Sil0. CO. 5.iSss.
FALLS CHURCH--Three bedrooms.
baths. firepl., sep dining room.
put; 6r' SSn92p cts sen ans avail.
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7CULMAk MAN0R-Four rms. pvt.
bath and ertr.:. white adults. and
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FOR RENT-Hyattsville. on carline
3 rms. and kit, share bath; ali
utils.; SOS. 1887 And place.
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7:O5 pm Sports News

Bill Malone nalraes spirited report on INC sports
news with track results late scores action INNS ana
the big news from the 81 baseball season.
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7:15 pm National News

John Daly winner of the Peabody Award, presents
) minute roundup Of national news happenings with
a dynamic Interpretation Of the news.