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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02
GORTNER

Church service on Sunday eve,
ming by Pastor Pugh, of Eglon,
will be at o'clock. daylight time
Pastor Paul Bender and family
Mr. and Mrs Ray Yoder and chill
dren, Raymond Bender and family
and Mrs Roy Kinsinger, Grants
vile, accompanied Pastor KinSing-
or to the church here on Sunday
evening. Pictures were shown Of
the mission in Brazil where the
KinSingCr's daughter is mission
airy nurse. Her father recently Wis
tied her there
Miss Nancy White accompanied
Mr., and Mrs. Lester Martin to a
youth meeting at Bridgcwater, Va,
on Sunday.
Miss Sandra Martin and the Gay
RembOldS. of KeyScr. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White. on
Sunday.
Elizabeth licrshbcrgcr. arc >.
was thrown from the porch of her
parents home on Sunday morning.
when the chain broke holding the
swing on which she was playing.
Her leg was broken above the knee
aud she is now patient at Garrett
County Memorial hospital She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dan
HerShbcrger. Miss Mary CARRIER
has taken over the household
duties at the HcrShborger home
while Mrs. HershberGcr remains al
the hospital with her small daugn-
ter.
Grover Lee suffered injuries on
Monday while hauling some cattle
TO pasture for Floyd Lee. He is a
patient al Garrett County Me
mortal hospital
The Freddy family, who reside
in Simon SWartzcntrubCr's house
on the old KilliuS farm. are pre-
pairing to move in Miss Ora VOTES
house at Red House. Mr.. SWartzen-
truber's son Claude and family
will move in their vacancy.
Miss Lydia Spenlcr of Ontario.
Canada, spent several days last
week as guests of Mrs. Fannie
Stutzman. Mrs. Stutzman and her
guest, and Ross and Mary Lichty.
and Mr.. and Mrs Dan Lichty spent
an evening at S. w. Slabach's Mis-,
SpCnlcr and Mrs. Stutzman also
spent a day with Annie and Grace
Lichty and their parents, and
Simon Swartzentrubcr's
Mrs. Paul WEIGH spent the wcck-
end with her niece and sister. in
Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Snyder en-
tertalned his parents and grand
D. 4
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02

one of the problems confronting
the members Of the House in CON
sidcring these bills stems from the
phrase "a substantial lessening Of
competition There is lack of
agreement as to the meaning of
the words as used in the bills. An
other difficulty encountered is the
possible harmful effects on a small
manufacturer in his attempt to
compete with big industry.
Out of the equality of oppor-
tunity" bills and proposals. which
would write the good faith" prin-
ciplc as an absolute defense into
law, it is hoped will come lcgisIa-
ton that will aid both the small
retailer and the small manufac-
turer. There is controversy over
these bills and the question the
legislator must resolve is whether
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02
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My mail continues 10 be con-
cerned with the budget, taxes, and
the problems of small business.
Some form of tax relief for the
small businessman is his most
pressing need | have a bill pend
ing in the House which would per
nit business firms. Incorporated
and unincorpOrated, to deduct from
taxable income an amount for re-
investment purposes not TO exceed
20 percent of net income or $4,000,
whichever is lower Enactment of
this bill would greatly assist small
firms needing funds to carry on
their business activities.
There arc other areas, however,
in which legislation helpful to
small business is being considered.
One of these is Qualification of
pricing policies to meet COMPETE
ton under the antitrust laws. A
number Of so-callcd quality of OPP
portunity' bills are pending be
fore the Congress which would
limit the use of good faith" as
a defense in price discrimination to
meet competition.
Under HR. II and similar bills,
good faith would not be a com
plete defense in meeting prices of
competitor if such pricing leads
to "a substantial lessening of com
petition" or tends to create a
mOnnnnlN"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02

price discrimination as a means of
meeting competition is a sound
part of the nations overall anti
trust policy.
On My Calendar
May !, | plan to attend the 9th
annual breakfast meeting of the
Tri-State Packers assn, for men,
bers of Congress from this area, in
the Senate Dining Room. Later
that morning | will attend a meet
ing of state highway officials in
Senator Bcalls office to discuss
the proposed highway from Route
240 to Washington May 2, | am to
be guest of the Maryland League
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02
Accident Personals

w W Dewitt, of Hoyes, on sun
day evening.
Sunday dinner guests of MIR. and
Mrs Sherman Fr32cc aud dauCh-
tors were MIR. and Mrs Glen Fik0,
Somerset Pa; Mr. and Mrs Del
bert Scchlcr, Fort Hill. Pa. MIR.
and Mrs Erman Fr9zcc, Addison,
Pa, and Bert Frazee, Confluence,
Pa.
Mrs. William 4. Speichcr. Miss
Kathryn Spcicher and Mrs Marvin
c. Calls called on Mrs Foster
Yost one day recently
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Spcichcr,
of MorgantoWn w Va, visited
friends and relatives here Sunday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02

of Women Voters az breakfast at
the Willard hotel. May 3, Mrs.
Hyde and | will be guests of
Grocery Wheels of Washington at
the Norbeck Country club at $50
p. m May 4, | will be the guest
speaker at the National Federation
of Federal Employees dinner in
Hagcrstown.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02

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Mr.. and Mrs. John W Whitaker,
Jr.. of Terra Alta. w. Va. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Sandra Kay, TO Paul A. Marley,
,Ir.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A.
Markley, ST., of Hutton
Miss Whitaker is a student at
Terra Alta High school. Mr.. Mark
Icy is attending West Virginia Uni
verSity where he is majoring in
electrical engineering.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02
Lions Club To Meet

The Mountain Lions club of Au-
rora, Horseshoe Run and Eglon,
will meet Thursday May ?, at
Backbone Mountain Inn. for an an
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02

by D l.. SWartzcutrubcr al the
GellS HcnIock Hollow. and house
moving al Deep Greek Lake. The
MillCrS are now at home in joel
Slabach's house.
Delmar Yodcr, Bittinger, spent
Sunday evening with Ralph LiChty.
Mrs. Agnes Queer, Mrs. Pearl
Nault Miss Hulda White, and Mr..
and Mrs Albert SiSk visited Mr..
and Mrs. LcMoync King at White
Church.
A large crowd attended singing
at Allen Pctcrsheim on Sunday
evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-02
PA. To Meet May 2


The Northern P-TA will meet
Thursday night, May .. at s o'clock
in the school cafeteria. There will
be election Of officers Willard
Hawkins, superintendent Of schools.
will show slides. The public is in
vitCd.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander
and son, accompanied by Mrs.
Paul WelCh. of Gortncr, visited
friends and relatives in Alexandria.
Va, and Baltimore, over the week
end.
Evangclistic services will be held
at the Bear Greek Church of the
Brethren, May to -. by the Rev
Herbert Afford. pastor of the Frost
burg Church of the Brethren. Scrv-
ices will begin each evening at
1880, and the public is invited.
Attending a CBYF Youth Round
table al BridgcWatcr, Va, over the
weekend were Misses Iva Kathryn
SpCichcr, Clara Jane Calls. Mary
Ellen Speicher, Darlene SchlosS-
magic, David Beachy and Ray
SchloSsnaglc.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hacnft-
ling and daughters Hazel and Fro
da, and Mr. and Mrs. jefferson
Deal spent the weekend with Les
lie Deal, of Newark. O.
Mrs. William Hamilton visited
relatives in Dayton. O.. last week.
Mrs w A. SpCichCr and daugh-
ter Kathryn visited Nh and Mrs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1ss2-TwENTY-FIvE YEARS Aeo-1ss2


30-Sheri A Maxwell and Deputies
Maxwell II machines London
County.
31Wm Brown of London who been the
Store Portsmouth transferred Newport KY
AUGUST 1Severe ran wind and hail storm damages in
county.
AUGUST City American Legion plan back
Four-Day Chauauqua there.
AUGUST ondon Federated Relief Association formed last
needy community $5900 contributed
by donations during past completely exhausted.
AUGUST burglars c.. o. eVery
stealing five watches other loot" $780,
AUGUST prices up! 43c Sc;
advance 1c; 28c advance of &c.
1s47-TEN YEARS AGo-1s47
JULY 30ames A Kaveney police London
dies.
JULY 3James K Able Thompson London driven
by Doc Mcen wins second treeyear old trophy Fayee
County Fair
AUGUST Double Volo, McNllen
$4,000 Blue Grass for II class PAGERS
AUGUST 2Mrs Edward Hace Sr flies to Switzerland to
visit Reverend William Fboug
AUGUST Transportation pupils Madison County School Sys
costs $59 for according of County Super
intendent w. c. Smith.
AUGUST Miss Bess Trumpe retiring principal OF London
Schools after SO years honored at Country Club dinner
AUGUST 5MiSs Mary daughter of Mrs Pc
Bacon London who the WAVES during War sails for
Europe to take accounting clerk in American Embassy in
Warsaw, Poland.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
Newspaper People
To Be Guests kt
Fair press Day"

COLUMBUS (SpeciaD - Ohio's
newspapers and its radio and tele-
vision stations will be honored by
the traditional press Day" on
Sunday, Aug. Is during the eight
day State Fair, which opens Fri
day, Aug. % at the Fairgrounds
here.
DR.. James r. Hay, state director
of agriculture, this week extended
invitations to Ohio's ''press" to at
tend what should be the biggest
day at the star-studded 1857 indus
trial and agricultural exposition.
d. Robert Jones, manager of the
fair, has lined up a galaxy of en-
tertainers to support the colorful
full display of farm machinery, in
dustrial exhibits, farm animals,
youth projects and commercial
booths.
Tennessee Ernie Ford, the old
pea picker of radio and television
renown, is the headliner, appear
ing in 10 performances before the
grandstand starting Sunday, Aug.
25, and continuing through Thurs
day, Aug. %.
Other top attractions will include
the rapidly rising star Ricky Mel
son, son of Ozzie and Harriet, and
Molly Bee, singing star of Ernie
Ford's daytime TV show, featured
in big attraction in the Coliseum
Friday and Saturday, Aug. 1924,
together with Blue Barron and His
Orchestra; Rim Tin Tin, Rusty and
1t. Rip Masters, Matt Dillon, star
of TVS "Gunsmoke," and the
Championship George Holmes Ro-
deo, to be seen before the grand
stand the first two days and nights
of the fair. Dillon's appearances are
scheduled for Saturday.
There1l be harness racing. horse
shows, wrestling, late model auto
mobile racing, scores of bands in
cluding the always popular and
spectacular All-Ohio Boys Band
to name a few.
Press Day guests were asked to
enter only at Gate &c" on 18th
Ave. and to register for badges that
will entitle them to complimentary
admission to the horse show or to
general admission at the night
grandstand show. Free parking al
so will be provided, as well as free
ride tickets for children from Good
ing Amusements Co. Children un-
der IL are admitted free.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
Madison County
Court News
PROBATE COURT
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Walter P. Coil 46, Jeffersonville,
fireman and Anna E. Tehan, 45,
South Solon.
Jerry McGath 19, Orient, laborer
land Barbara Morehart, 19, Rt. B,
Mt. Sterling.
INVENTORIES APPROVED
Archibold G. Holloway estate
S72O1. SO of which $500 was real
estate; Earl Robinson, Richard Sla-
gle and c. P. Myers, appraisers;
Marjorie Wilson, executrix.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
CASES FILED
Dolores Carver VS. Douglas Car
yer, divorce; extreme cruelty
charged. Seeks besides divorce
restoration of maiden name; injunc-
ton and restraining order and 9TH
er relief. Married March %, 1857
at Richmond, Ind.
Dean Mccoy vs. Esther E. Nc
Coy, divorce, gross neglect charg-
ed. Seeks also property settlement,
ana Other reIeI.
RECORDERS OFFICE
DEEDS RECORDED
Robert c. Rea estate to Eunice
Rea ct al, property in Madison
County.
Earl and Faye I. Lafollette to
Jerry L. Tedrow, property in IN
ion Township.
Lucy Barton estate to Mary H.
Caldwell. property in Range and
Stokes Townships.
o. S. and Martha L. Moore to
c. r. Clark ct al, property in West
Jefferson.
John Murray Estate to Ruth E.
Murray ct al, property in West
Jefferson.
w. w. and Mary M. Cordle to
r. L. and Eleanor M. Wilson. prop
erty in West jefferson.
VIM. j. Horch to Chester and
Chloe B. Horch, property in Plain
City.
Carrie Hines to Floyd Brown,
property in Midway.
Helen B. Hillman to II. T. and
Bernice Bean; property in Mon
roe Township.
j. w. Wicker Jr. estate to ]. w.
Wicker, Sr. property in Union
Township and London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
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Continued from Page One)
County now owes nothing in such
bonds.
Those attending the meeting at
the home were Everette E. Parker,
Madison Press Co.; Probate Judge
Joseph S. King; County Commits
sioners Rodney Plymell and Rod
ger Baker; Madison County Wei
fare Director Lucille Bowen; Miss
Ruth Ann Tull, Supervising Health
Nurse of Madison County; Mrs.
Lowell Snyder, Ohio Rural Health
Council; Madison County Health
Department Nurses Olive Watson
and Katherine Byerly; G. G. Sch
lechty, Lions Club; Mrs. Maurice
Pernod, Sigma Gamma Class of
the Presbyterian Church; Mary
Madden, Daughters of Isabella;
Mrs. Delbert Dorm, Grange: Mrs.
Clay Tooker and Mrs. Robert Ken
nedy, Home Demonstration Group;
Geraldine Henry, Phi Beta Psi
Sorority; Student Nurses Marilyn
Fox and Agnes Hoover Bowers;
and Owen Alderman, Farm Bu-
reau
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
Madison Coun+y's
Sheep Farmers In
Wooster Program

Madison County sheepmen will
be interested in going to Ohio
Sheep Day, Friday, July 26, at the
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton, Wooster, Ohio, according to
John Moore, County Agricultural
Agent. The Madison County Sheep
Committee is sponsoring this tour
to the State Experiment Station.
The program for the day will in
clude a tour of experiment work
on summer pasture and forages for
sheep and lambs, sheep research
program practices and equipment
that aid the producer there will
be an afternoon program on THE
Estrus Cycle, in Ewes and Some
Factors Which Influence Concep-
ton" by Dr. Vance L. Sanger,
Dept. Veterinary Science, Wooster,
Ohio; Selection as. Basis for
Sheep Improvement" by DR.. Clair
E. Terrill, Beltsville, Md; and
"Hormone Implants and Feed Ad-
juvants in Sheep Production" by
DR.. R. r. Johnson, Department Of
Animal Science, Wooster, Ohio.
The group will travel to Woos-
ter, Ohio in cars. The ones from
around central and southern parts
of the county might want to meet
at the Court House by 7:30 am. in
order to drive as few cars as poss-
ible and share expenses. This will
be very worthwhile day for
sheepmen.
Committee members sponsoring
this tour are: William Folsom
John Donahue, Kenneth Dorm.
Winfred Truitt, Howard Dorm, V,
Y. Overturf, Arthur Meeker. LLOYD
Roby, Lowell Snyder, c. E. Lippen-
colt, Donald Mace, Richard Har-
bage, Ira Hunter, Max Dunkle. Da-
vid Ducey, Walter Ruoff Rob-
ert Buck, Eldon Harsh, and Rob-
ert Hunter.
A detailed program of the days
activities can be obtained from the
Extension Office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
Prison Escapes
Thought To Have
Taken Farm Truck

Two London Prison Farm es-
capees are the only suspects in the
theft of half ton truck from the
Paul Tyler Farm near Summer
ford Tuesday night.
Sheriff Herbert c. Markley said
the two men, identified as Robert
Conway, Adams County and Ed
ward Mari, Erie County, left the
Prison Farm sometime Tuesday
night and had not been seen. The
truck was found parked in field
near Alton.
BCI men are working with the
Sheriffs Department to determine
whether or not the escapes were
involved in the theft.
In other action by the sheriff S
deputies, an accident was investi-
gated Wednesday morning involv-
ing two trucks and a combine. All
vehicles were travelling in the
same direction, according to Dep
uty Robert Henry, when the acci-
dent occurred.
Henry said truck, driven by
James Erdy, attempted to pass an
other truck which was following
the combine. Unsuccessful in pass
ing, the truck struck the second
truck and crashed it into the COM
bine.
The driver of the first truck,
Erdy, was cited for having no
chaffeur's license and for unsafe
operation. The driver of the second
truck, William Jones, Is, who was
following the combine, was cited
for having no operators license.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
New

Continued from Page One)
Young Speasmaker is now
Madison County Justice of the
Peace. While some J-P courts
are still operating, they will
be abolished throughout the
state as of January I, 1858.
The basic salary will be ST 500
plus three cents per capita, or
about So, $50. AS much as 81 900 in
addition may be paid by the Coun-
ty Commissioners at their plea
sure. Altogether, a County Judge
in Madison County could earn a
maximum of about So. 160 per year.
The County Commissioners must
furnish office and court space plus
the essential materials and record
forms for the newly created posi-
ton, it was said.
Persons interested in the office
have until August z to file for the
special election in November. They
will take office January l and re-
main for a term of one year. After
that the County Judge will be elec-
ted in the even-year general cleo
tions for term of four years.
~ ~
Mrs. John w. Harper of Sedalia,
spent the weekend of July 13 in
Columbus with her nephew, Paul
B. Harper and Mrs. Harper of 1916
Pennsylvania Avenue. The high
light of her visit was attending one
of the services of Evangelist Oral
Roberts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
hILDERBRANDS WELCOME
OF BABY SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hildebrand,
Jr., near Lilly Chapel, announce
the birth of son at Mt. Carmel
Hospital early Thursday morning.
The baby weighed eight pounds,
seven ounces.
Mrs. Hildebrand is the former
Joyce Bohyer, daughter of Mrs.
Dewey Bohyer MARY Byers) and
the late Mr.. Bohyer. She and her
husband reside on the farm of her
grandfather, Ed Byers, London :
Georgesville Road, near Lilly
Chapel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
Burlile- e-Neulon
Ou)S Announced

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Hazel Burlile,
Wood Street, and William Newton
of Columbus. The ceremony was
performed Saturday, July 13, in,
Richmond, Indiana, by John r.
Longstreth. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Hull of Columbus attended the
couple.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Newton
are residing in London where the
bride is employed by the Williams
Company. Mr.. Newton is employ
ed with the Columbus Bolt Works.
Dave Hume with John Cligrow,
Mechanicsburg, John Miller of
Reynoldsburg, Dave Ross of Chilli
cothe, fraternity brothers in Phi
Delta Theta at Ohio Wesleyan Un-
iversity, Delaware spent the week.
end in Cincinnati.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
Boy Injured When
Struck BY Auto
tuesday At Noon

Joe McFann, II, who makes his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Dill
lion, 10 Antietam, London, was
slightly injured when struck by a
car about noon Tuesday.
According to Police Chief Cor
man Clark, the boy ran from be-
hind a parked car into the path of
car driven by Howard ]. Kauff-
man, Bellefontaine. The driver of
the car was not held.
Clark said the youth suffered
lacerations on the chest, broken
wrist and bruises. He was treated
by local physician and released.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
HAS NEW ASSIGNMENT
IN VIRGINIA

A-3C Elmer Russell Ramey Jr.,
(Sonny Ramey) who has been the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Ramey, 133 Liberty Street,
has left for a new assignment. His
present address is A/3C Elmer
Russell Ramey Jrr AT. 155762O,
3270th Tech Ing, So DA) Fort
BelVoir. Virginia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
MEMoRIAM

In memory OF our son, Jackie Lee
Little, II yr. old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Little, who drowned at Walnut
Run near Newport on July Is, 1947.
We miss him so but we know we
shall meet him someday.
Father and Mother
Mr.. and Mrs. John Little
sc Park St, London, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-19
MOTHER

A monther's affection cannot be
weaned from her child, because
the mother-love includes purity
and constancy, both of which are
immortal
Mary Baker Eddy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
/. OPEN SUNDAY

OPEN SUNDAY
SIG NORTHWEST DRIVE
NEW brick rambler: 8 twin-size
bedrooms. 2 baths. basement. breeze
way ana garage; surrounded by Inn
posing homes. ROBERT Z, HEATER,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT. HE. 4-0277.
After z, call Mr.. Henderson. JU.
6-3S34.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
BYEFORDE

Drive out today and see the
e-rm. model home with base-
ment and 2h baths. Priced
vel below the market. at
S2S,76O. Immediate occu.
pancy, good financing. Out
Conn. ave. past Jones Bridge
I'd. follow arrows to Byeforde,
Conn. ave. ct Rock Creek
PARK. CAL OIL. 0-0640 or
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
ROCKVILLE

OPEN TODAY, 1-5
1908 Edmonston dr.--What o lot for
only Sl2.950l Rambler, on fenced.
wooded lot; separate din: TN
hall. beaEms. on 1st foor: eth
Between Rockville pike and Viers
mill I'd. on Edmonston.
800 Calvin. Jane bedrms., .
81 a. .pD SsIlssSs s iinSsS WSV s.s.oE Cs
Out Vlsrs Mil "a e RcckVil Isc' lisi
on Brcsdwood DR.. / block 70 drsndin
ave-, left 2 blocks on Carl ST.. right
] block 70 Calvin. right 70 home.
BRIDGES, PETER q SPENCER, INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
BETHESDA

We have some good buys in both
older 9nd new houses, located IN BE-
thesda, Chevy Chase. Silver Spring
and suburban properties with
acreage.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
OIL. 2-2O22 Ewes. and sun. Mr..
Laughlin, OIL. 2-lS00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
$16,950

OPEN l:30 TIL $50
1705 Florin st.-Here is q very At.
trae. brick rambler containing Nv.
SIai wiLn nrepl, din. L. kit. with
The bsmt. Is beautifully IN. and has
q built-in bar, "a bath and outside
entr. leadins to fenced rear I'd:
storm. windows and door; CT ap-
proved; should sell fast, so come
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to Dennis.
right 70 Henley: left to Florin; right
to 1905 and open sign.
A. G. Houghton & Son, Inc.
- d.. 7-9057
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ROCKVILLE
$3.50 CA9H-S6S.46 NO.
SILVER SPRING
abEDR0OMs.LIBRARY

300 PER9HIN0 DRIVE
Open Sunday 12.Dark. williams
burg Colonial featuring large modern
kitehen, Spacious dining room, fecep-
t naa; tiled baths. semi-rscrea:
lot: Priced for quick sales. Out Coles
yille I'd. to Dale drive. right to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
MErzLKR. RRALroR-BuuDKR
EN-. 2.7l0O

WooDSIDE PK.-7-fm. brk. Colo
nlal z baths. rec. rm.. elee. kit: 1
7-rm. brE. Colonial. Q baths and
powder rm.; 1st-fir. bedrm., earsEe.
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