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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Pair Beat, Rob
.prinier,M

A 64-year-old printer was
beaten and robbed last night
as he left a restaurant in the
1900 block Of Eleventh. street
NV
Gilbert j. Goodell. employed
by the Washington Daily News.
was treated and released for an
eye injury at Episcopal Hospi-
tai. Mr.. Goodell Of 1904 Thirty
sixth street. Mount Rainier.
Md. told police two men took
his wallet with $50.
In another case. Abraham N,
Parson. 50, a liquor store
proprietor. was hit over the
head with q gun yesterday eve
ming but succeeded In frighten-
ing away three bandits.
Earlier Mrs. Lou r. White,
go. of 1851 Fuller stree ". w.,
was robbed Of SIS when her
purse was snatched as she
started up her front steps.
A lone bandit held up Mrs
Ruth Dougherty. 80. clerk at q
Highs Ice Cream Store. 1000
Fourth street Me-. about II
o'clock last night. she said. Po-
lice said he pretended to have
q gun in his pocket and took
SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

our next meeting on January
TO-" he said.
Mr.. Shea. in particular. sees
care of the aged in private
homes rs one Of the solutions.
without drastic changes in
the kind OF care available now.
both Mr.. Shea and DR.. Finu-
cane foresee squalid. hopeless
lives for thousands Of the areas
population over 65--now esti-
mated at 10000 and increas-
ing steadily.
After placing the matter In
the hands Of the committee.
the council accepted the re-
signation Of the Public Health
Lay Council Of Montgomery
County as o financially partici-
pating member. II remains q
member. however, without re-
ceiving funds. The county
groups had advised the board
It's limited activities did not
justify its continued active
participation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Music Entertuins
Fort Duyis Citizens

An interlude of Yuletide and
popular music interrupted the
normal calendar Of business at
last nights meeting Of the Fort
Davis Citizens Association.
William 7. Cameron Of the
Navy Band. and his daughter.
Miss Constance Cameron. en-
tertained the members for
more than an hour with harp
music.
The meeting was conducted
by Albert c. Tayman. presi-
dent. in Ryland Methodist
Church. Branch avenue and
S street Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17


November "a after telling
neighhors they we've going to
explore some caves near Luray
Va.
They were due back the next
night and an investigation
started when they failed to re-
turn either to their home or
TO Sergt. Dryers Pentagon sta
ton in the 2O44th Always and
Air Communications Squadron.
The mystery deepened last
Saturday when q letter turned
UP from Mrs. Dryer to her
sister in Sunnyvale. Calf. The
letter said Mrs. Dwyer and her
husband had completed part OF
their journey to a secret"
destination--a place that has
not been seen by humans for
1000 years.
1t was believed at that time
the couple had gone 70 a Mex
lean "Shangri-La" where Sergt,
Dwyer could work undisturbed
on a book based on his expert
ences around the world.
The FBI was not looking for
the Dryers but Sergt. Dwyer
walked into the Phoenix field
once yesterday. j. ]. McMa-
hon. agent in charge. said
Sergt. Dwyer told agents he
was "AWOL and wanted TO get
this thing Strengthened out. I"
Sergt. Dryer. who was accom-
panied by his wife. was turned
over to Air Police at Williams
Air Force Base near Chandler,
AriZ.
The veteran non-com was re-
stricted to the base. The Air
Force said he requested that
there be no interviews with the
press.
The Air Force said it was not
concerned with the where
abouts Of Mrs. Dwyer and that
she would have TO return u
Arlington on her own hook.
There was no indication OF
where the Dryers have beer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

industrial vocation, rs well as
a ministry to organized groups
and a witness concerning the
practices and relationships in
volved in the industrial pro-
cess"
The California theological
seminary professor spoke at the
concluding session Of a two
day conference on Method
ism's Ministry to Industry" at
the Statler Hotel. The meet
ing was sponsored by the
church's Commission on Chap
lains and the Board Of Social
and Economic Relations.
Victor Reuther. assistant To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

the president Of the United
Auto Workers. AFL-CIO. yes
terday told the gathering Of
Methodist leaders there is no
such thing as "a labor or In
dustry corruption - but just
corruption"
Leon E. Hickman Of Pitts
burgh. vice president and gen.
eral counsel Of the Aluminium
Co. OF America. yesterday also
expressed doubt concerning
"the wisdom Of any concerted
move to place churchmen in
industrial plants or labor un-
ions as chaplains"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

any bill to amend the present
law requiring conversion TO an
all-bus operation to require
the Public Utilities Commits
sion to hold public hearings
before changing over.
The meeting was held in the
District Building. Fourteenth
and D streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17


directors assigned the task Of
determining the most helpful
role" the council could play In
the oldster program 10 It's pri-
ority committee.
The action followed the coun-
ellis receipt Of a letter two
weeks ago from District Health
Director Daniel l.. Finucane
and District Welfare Director
Gerard Shea. This told the
private charities on the council
that the only immediate way TO
correct "deplorable" services
given senior citizens in scores
OF Illegally operated nursing
homes in the District and else
where is to find them foster
homes"
Isadore Heeman. HWC exec
utiye director. said the board
of directors did not give the
priority committee q report.
back deadline.
But my hope is that it will
be able "a. tel Us how the coun-
Gil can be OF the most help al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Unofficial Delegate

LONDON. Dec. II tR.-A
woman stopped on the street
last night by a rowing reporter
for the British Broadcasting
Corp. was asked. Who Is rep
resenting Britain at the NATO
conference in Paris?" ~Presi-
dent Eisenhower" she replied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

admiration Of the first aid ad-
ministered by the ofiicer and
said II saved the boys life"
Pvt. Riggs. who was APP
pointed to the force on June i6
l947. Is q native Of Washington
He has received four commen-
dations.
The 5-year-old boy Is now
recovering from the wounds HI
received In the october acct.
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

for the past three and q half
weeks.
The Air Force said Sergt.
Dryer undoubtedly will be
given a special court martial.
II convicted he could receive up
to SIX months Imprisonment
and forfeiture Of two-thirds Of
his pay and allowances. Had
he waited 30 days before turn
ing himself In. or II he had not
surrendered himself freely. the
Air Force said. he could have
been given q general court
martial.
His commanding ofncer. 1t.
Col. W. Z. Billiard. said he
would decide today whether 70
send a man to Phoenix to bring
Sergt. Dwyer back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
JUDGE Hunqs Himself

TAIPEI, FormoSa. Dec. II
tP1.-Supreme Court Judge Lir
Pah hanged himself last night
leaving behind q note sayins
he wanted to die because Of q
wrong verdict he gave two
years ago. The 60-year-old
iurist did not specify which
verdict he regretted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Retcin Street Cors
Interfederution Uraes

Retention OF street cars in
the District was urged last
night BY the Interfederation
Council Of Citizens Associa-
tons.
The group voted to support
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Missing Sergt. Dryer
Held in West as AWOL

Arlington Air Force sergeant who with his wife, dis
appeared month presumably in search Of place not
by for 1000 years. has surrendered himself
AWOI Phoenix Ariz. the FBI said today.
Sergt David E. Dwyer a. and his wife. Emily Al van
hed from their at STA North Eleventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
IAreo Welfare Council
Weighs Role for Aged

The neglect and deporable Of the Districts aged
numbering in the thousand and search for remedies
placed under study yesterday BY the National Capital
Health and Welfare Council
Urged by District officials early this month md
homes for the aged and nm the councils board Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Troining for Ministry
To Industry Urged

Theological seminaries should to handle
he distinctive needs Of industrial society,"" California
theological seminary professor declared today.
Dr. Harvey Seifert. professor at the Southern California
School Of Theology explained by ministry industry
ministry persons the point Of needs related their
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16
An Editorial
"cHARTER FORM" GAINING FAVOR

Much interest has been shown of late concerning what
known Charter Form government for the City of London.
The process employed obtain this type of city
amaznsy simple The prime attribute of such system is that
it is both sound and workable.
In the first place. the Charfe Form stems from The
fact that charter is the basis which the taxpayers and
citizens vote. AS has been said before present state
form effected by the state law governing when the
1850 showed that london population had exceeded
5000 The state form goes into effect in all communities
UNLESS PROVISION IS MADE FOR SOME OTHER FORM. Such
provision not made at the time nor since to avoid the
state form Thus is that under form of govern
ment which is not only unfair but has proven be detrimental
In order TO change TO the charter form panel of cif
formed who write the required articles of the charter
These articles like articles of neorporaon the many
facets of government zonn9 police fire. planning etc. ETC.
The of the Charter Commission members then placed
the ballot and should the receive the of
the voters the charter form of becomes effective
immediately The work of the charter committee ends at This
point and the power of local immediately restored
The council under The charter FORM has full control of all
city affairs since appoint city superintendent elect
of its members its head simply take the manage
placed in position of importance and he under full
obligation his ward constituents No longer is his position
government of simply approving ordinances and bills he
member of democratic governmental body which has the
full duties and responsibilities of proper administration in all
civic affairs
Should the proposal Of charter form government gain
favor obvious that such proposition put to the voters
the basis of government not popularity contest Too
and perhaps The greatest advantage of a the fact that
future city under the charter would be BY FOR
and OF the people,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16

TUESDAY, APRIL 16
Holy Youth SIS each morning
through Thursday at the Presbyterian Church
American Legion meeting
home m.
Presbyterian Church pm
Jefferson Chapter Friendship Night pm
Dorcas Society St Johns Lutheran Church 7:3o pm
Madison South H s. honoring Mr. and Mrs. H
Rogers.
THURSDAY APRIL 18
No meeting London Chapter OES because of Holy Week
WC-TU Mrs. Birdie
London Council meeting z
Club, Building, Madison
at 1890 program 200
FRIDAY, APRIL 19
OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY.
Grange
Farm Bureau Women Madison Company and Ohio
Bell.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20
Easter Egg hunt Cowling 8
SUNDAY, APRIL 81
EASTER SUNDAY.
Easter Breakfast $50 m. ST Paul AM.E Church.
Regular AMVETS meeting postponed until Sunday
MONDAY, APRIL %
Home Builders Glass home Mrs Farley Garfield
Ave-,
London Dephian Society ]. E Chance 73o pm
Home Demonstration
Church Basement 100 pm
TUESDAY APRIL %
afternoon and evening. 1880
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
Ruth and Naomi Circle Big Plain Mrs John Tope pm
Happy Hour Needle Club home E. Chance Q pm ~
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16

Economics which the Ford Founda-
ton was helping the Pakistan Gov
ernment to build.
After serving for one year as the
Extension Consumer Food Market
ing Specialist for Agriculture Ex-
tension Service at Ohio State Uni
versity, Mrs Whitfield was ap-
pointed State Leader for Home
Demonstration Work.
Presiding for the morning pro-
gram will be Mrs. Eugene Wilson,
President of the council. Mrs. War
rem Harbage, overall chairman for
the achievement day, will preside
for the afternoon program. Other
events for the day will include
group singing, special music from
the London and Madison Rural
Music Departments, style show,
a skit and news of state and ma
tional Home Demonstration Activi-
ties, news of women's camp and
the installation of officers and
council members by the alumni
council. Luncheon will be Served
at 1900 noon. Luncheon tickets
may be purchased from council
members or the extension office
prior to April Is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16

Rider, Brenda Rowe, Jon Sher-
man, Mary 10 Thomas, Daniel
Trees, Robert Turvy, Elizabeth
Wilson and Samuel Yerian.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16

In other action by the Sheriff's
Department, officers recovered a
1928 Model A which had been stol-
en- from Wright-Patterson Field at
Dayton. The car had thrown a rod
and then been abandoned on Route
AZ north of London. AT the time of
recovery, the sheriff's deputies had
not been notified that the car was
missing. No apprehension was
made.
West Jefferson Police Chief John
Sharp. reported the arrest of Otis
Willis Cordle, 80, Lilly Chapel, on
a charge of driving while intoxicat-
ed, and Vincent Hamilton, Logan,
for operating a vehicle without a
licensed driver in the car with
him. Both were placed in Madison
County Jail pending hearings in
West Jefferson Mayors Court.
Sheriff Markley reported that
juvenile had been placed in the de-
tention quarters here after being
arrested for driving IS miles per
hour on Route 38 near Newport.
Arrangement is planned before
Judge Joseph S. King, Juvenile
Judge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16

Rider, Brenda Rowe, Jon Sher-
man, Mary 10 Thomas, Daniel
Trees, Robert Turvy. Elizabeth
Wilson and Samuel Yerian.
SEVENTH GRADE-C onnie
Alton, Judy Bell, Deloris Burlile,
Thomas Burlile, LeZlie Ches-
brough AS, Barbara Gregg AS,
Sheryl Deyo AS, Patti Emmons,
Billy Everetts, Mary Farquhar,
Doris Fout AS, Beverly Henry
AS, Sandra Miller AS, Shirley
Milo, Creig Parker, Mary Pruitt,
Danny Purdin, Julie Trent, Ron
ME Taylor AS, Sheila Ruther-
ford, Ralph Stidam, Bobby Wallis
and David Webb.
EIGHTH GRADE-Donna Den
men, Joyce DeVore, Judy Deyo :
AS, Jane Farrar, Mary Katherine
Fender AS, Edward Fout, Lois
ann Lukens, Shirley McNeal,
Diane Ridenour AS, Tommy
Robson AS, Jonda Shiveley :
AS, Beverly Shumate, Carole Sue
Smith AS, Danny Smell, Sandra
Lee Speasmaker, Jim Stapleton,
Ronnie Stidam, Jeanne Thompson
and Marilyn Wilson.
FIRE SHMAN-Irene Clover,
Janice Colliflower, Ronald Cor
nell, Carol Flannery, Tom Foody
: AS, Danny Hooking AS, Joyce
K m b ler, Donna Knox, Mary
Louise Landes AS, Sharon Mil
Ter AS, Karen Potts, James
Rhanor, Lee Sidener AS, Gwin-
dilin Taylor, Linda loops, Ivan
Woolam and Celia Bidwell AS.
SOPHOMORE-Phyllis Burlile.
Dean Gregg, Don Fugett, Andy
Hart, Nancy Jenkinson, Cathey
Liller, Okey Myers, Frank Slagle,
Ruth Steel, Verla Stidam, Carole
Wollam and Barbara Young.
JUNIOR-David Bell, Georg-
anne Brokaw, Kay Cameron,
Godfrey Chesbrough, Barb ar a
Davis, Sharon Farquhar, Rebecca
Feeley, Stephen Geyer, Nancy
Hood AS, Judy Lohr, Eleanor
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16
Only One Wreck
Reported During
Week End Traffic

Madison County law enforce
ment officers reported only a
single wreck over the weekend and
it occurred late Saturday just out
side the London city limits.
According to Sheriff Herbert c.
Markley, 1857 model car, driven
by Mrs. Ada j. Day, was struck in
the rear as Mrs. Day started to
make the right hand turn onto
Garfield Avenue. She was north
bound on North Main Street, and
had stopped to permit truck to
get out of Garfield.
The car which struck the Day
vehicle was operated by George
Cave, 80 South Madison Road. No
injuries were involved, but damage
to the Day car was estimated at as
much as $500 or more.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16
Honor Roll
(Continued from Page one)


THIRD GRADE-Richard Bal
lenger, Jeffrey Bauman, Deborah
Bennett, Thomas Bobo, James
Bowlus, Jeffrey Carly, Ann Davis,
Thomas Fades, Geraldine Fleming,
Garry Florea, Beverly Fout, Mel
ody Fout, Norma Fout, Larry
Gusler, Vickie Hayman, Cynthia
Harrington, Susan Holton, Carolyn
Humphrey, Allen Jinkens, Robert
Johnson, Kathryn Jones, Sharon
Jones, Corabeth Justice, Carol
Laird, Robert Mabe, Vickie Nc
Kinney, Joe Medors, Cynthia Neff,
Julianne Phillips, Connie Porter,
Beverly Puckett, William Rea,
Donna Reffit, Sharon Regenos,
Robert Remley, Timothy Riplcy,
Lee Roddy, 10 Ann Sanders, Su-
sanna Schnepp, Robert Shipley,
Teresa Slaughter, Jackie Terry,
Alan loops, Martha Jo Trent,
Sherry. Wood and Gideon Yerian.
FOURTH GRADE-David Alex
ander. Steven Allison, Sharon ALL
ton, Frank Baldwin, Beverly Ball,
Dale Barr, Becky Beekman, Linda
Bidwell, John Bridgman, Gary
Butts, Patriria Conard, Sharon
Corson, Karen Creamer, Cynthia
Day, Susan Deck, Paula billiard,
Joyce Duffey, Susan Florea, Phyl-
lis Gordon, Richard Halterman,
Nancy Hensley, Sandra Holden,
Charlotte Hughey, Robert John
son, S an dra LeMaster, Monty
Linder, Jean Lohr, Cheryl Londer-
gan, Janet Mcbride, Craig Nc
Cord, Tina Lee Miller, Nancy Lee
Norris, Merle Peters, S Sandr a
Pfarr, Barth Roger, Beth Russell,
Linda Sargent, Brenda Shasteen,
Linda Smallwood, Dianne Upton
Paulette Sherry Vandemark. Ter
ry Vest, Byron Vogel, Nanette
Willard and Yvonne Yerian.
FIFTH GRADE-Terry Alexan-
der Karen Baker, Candace Bal
lenger, Nancy Blair, Betsy Bell
B. Gwynne Burr, Barbara Coil
Melinda Creath, Darline Daniels
Betty Deitchel, Jackie Dodds, Con-
ME Eckstein, Phillip Eckert, Susan
Farquhar, Carolyn Flanagan, Bev-
erly Flynn, Sue Foster, Patty Lou
Fout, Barbara Fowler, Cherylyn
Gray, Linda Good, Julia Holton,
Victor Holcomb, Cheryl Janey,
Sharon Johnston, Brigitta Landis,
Bonnie Lewis, Victoria Lindig,
Michael Lukens, Katherine Patter-
son, Sandra Pierson, John Potter,
Dorothy Rider, Linda Ridenour,
Michael Richardson, Patricia Tru-
man, Richard Van Horn, Elizabeth
Watson and Betty 10 Whitelow.
SIXTH GRADE-Rebecca Big
ham, Thomas Clancy, Nancy Coil,
Sharon Cozad, Prudence Dewey,
Bruce Deyo, John Dixon, Mary
Lou F nnon, Larry Ferguson.
Eula Fout, Stanley Gibson, Larry
Hawkins, Sandra Jones, James
Kidwell, Paul Laybourne, Gary
Londergan, Linda Marx, Phillip
Miller, Donald Morrison, Araryllis
Peters, Janice Puckett, William
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16

Martin, Gary Miller, Terry Miller,
Vivien Noble, Sue Mahan, Nancy
Pratt, Dorothy Richards, John
Strine and Steve Wicker.
SENIOR-Gloria Brown, John
Buck, Bill Carter, Charlene Cris-
tee, Carol Culp, Sandra Cundiff,
Julia DWyer, Gwendolyn Farrar :
AS, Patsy Flannery, Vici Geer,
Shelton Green, Jerry Hartman,
David Jackman, Judy Johnson,
Elaine Johnson, Barbara Kennedy,
Joan Lindig, Floyd Merritt, Bar
bara Price, Harriet Rosnagle,
Helen Lee Roudebush, Nancy
Smith and Roger Turvy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16

Mrs. Henry Ford of Los Angeles,
Calf, has been the guest for a
week of her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Win
chester, West High Street, and her
niece, Mrs. Charles. D. Richmond,
and her family, East High Street.
Mrs. Ford, the former Prudence
Moon of London, had been visiting
her son, DR.. Sam Ford, of Walter
Reed Hospital. Washington, D. c.,
and will return there before leav-
ing for her home on the West
Coast.
- ~
Youth thinks intelligence good
substitute for experience, and his
elders think experience substi-
tute for intelligence.
Lyman Bryson
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16
FARMERS CLUB MEETS
WEDNESDAY AT NOON

The Madison County Farmers
Club will meet Thursday noon, A
pril 18th, at the Youth Building at
the Madison County Fairgrounds
according to Rodney Plymell,
Chairman.
The program will include some
colored slides presented by Jean
Ruff, an IFYE student from Nor
way, who is presently working as a
All assistant in Madison County.
There will also be some explana-
ton of the Milk Ring test in Madi-
son County farms.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16
Dav
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braska and later in the Federal
Extension Office, United States De-
0artment of Agriculture. In 1949
she helped launch a new program,
Consumer Food Marketing, for the
Federal Extension Office.
In 1852, Mrs. Whitfield went to
Pakistan as Home Economics Con-
'ultant to study the home life in
Pakistan in order that she could
advise in planning a practical cur
riculum for the College of Home
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-16
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature OiH regularly and oOH be pub
hshed each Monday and Tuesday, The SerVice rs Free
Please send copy by Friday for events taking place
the foLoing eOeek Copy must be submitted before FRI
dag noon, deadLine. Thank You!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
AvroMosiLEs FOR SALE

FORD 1861 Victoria: blacg and
white. FordmGtic. r. AID y. excel.
cond. $3.50. re. S-6574 after
i'OkD 1875 INordor sta sio1 wagon:
power steering. Fbrdoma tic: alSc
,ov dow payment: can be financed
through oank: S2.2a5. BILL
.sDAAiS. 3r09 MINI. ave. ne. ~
2-T90L
FORD 1859 Gus .omline i-d... S-cyl..
Ei ,9 r { d1, End n low , mileaSs
4IAC. l22l Conn. ave.
FORD 1857
Jine-passeage wagon; almost
$1,000 Oh. also, othe- models. Make
me OR last call MI. WILLIS.
JU 7-7740
FORD 1855 Tudor VS.; black, white
top. perfectly maintained; new
tires; I and h. and all normal ac-
cessories; ! owner; never damaged;
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or AID. 2-09S5 taighp.
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CHEV. 1859 cdr; T. and h. DOW,
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS, %. )OO-sbO.-
000--o :od2 20 debts, lower sor:
payments r si.nat. yoII otop ndI,s
'ourteous sc vice on real estate
farms tie. Only IN he state Of
Maryl nd. Call FIR. ROBERTS
Baltimore. Md lay or nights.
suns an hol: lays at SARATOGA T.
An -