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BOATS

CABIN CRUISER, 35 it,. Gray ma.
rlne engine, sleeps 4, toilet, ST, 800:
custom row boat, 16 it.. outboard
motor, $500 or best offer. B. NOR
EIS. Edgewater Beach. 9th house
BoAT-S9R it., 8 it. beam; Kermath
engine: galley, toilet; sleeps a;
faIiy iaIG !gq.I !ggUipped; pGs $500; for immediate
STARDUST III-42 #, Flying Bridge
Owens; sleeps 6; two electric toilets,
pressure water system, shower, COM
snfGn snd io So Waan c6s system 81 shin vG
shore radio and many other features.
Yacht located, Capt. TOM REESE.
Marina, Cypress Creek, Magothy
severna sever; pPars PaFs. Sd severna Park ii l2a
Herring Bay, Eastern Bay, Gooses,
THoNY KING. SStGH' wa a" 419s Sari AN
SG-FT. CABIN CRUiSERSMah. hull:
Reeps fRleeps 3: fully equipped; chrysler N
BoXT-14-ft. m mahogany. logan s1ogl inboard: mtG
oyeEhauled: AZ: $685. W1s oit'
BOAT AND ENGINE--14-ft. runabout,
5,ota. 545il1: 81 beam; Johnson outboard
$XkBESs Mob. RR to tsseshshe FTls ST. Zoo; j. 6;
STAR CLASS sAILBoAT, 4-wheel
trailer, 2 suits of sails; all good
sSIs ~sst tssf' snd' $47sg g. o% MG'' ess4 ssl
Lift. -iSF T PLRWooD P'%i and Martin n1I H.
h.p. outboard; used one season.
THOMPSON RUNABOUT with mid
deck, cover, cushions and johnson
S2oohnp, motor; clean, ready to 60;
SS440o or best offer. Gaithersburg
If so.,l YoU WANT a good boat, see this
with cabin and roomy COCKPIT for
tlsh1ng, 115-h.p. Chrysler marine
englne; only j, yrs. old; marine toilet
Sion; 3oo Very attractive and speedy.
selby-on- the-Bay. sH 1890,
loft, FACTORY-BUILT Dunphry
runahout, with 33-hp. Evinrude mo-
tor. May be seen at 720 Maine ave.
fG-FT., BAY-BUILT cabin cruiser.
Chrysler, Royal marine engine: fully
equipped and ready to go; has passed
1870 Coast Guard inspection. For
ln1ormation before pm. ME. 1851;
ate after pm. "a s-1546; Can be
Selby on the Bay. is
Aft. double-cabin, flying
bridge yacht; new 194S; has been
on two. shake-down runs and ali
kinks ironed out; everything in
perfect condition; cost $50, 900; will
sacrifice at $4,000. Owner buying
Elco Aft. cruiser; sleeps 6: all in
excellent condition; $3.50.
Annapolis 34-ft sedan: twin Chrys-
Ter engines; all in fine condition;
Matthews Cruisers
Kermath Marine Engines
Hinckley Auxiliaries
MORTON g. LOOSE CO.
10 w. Eager st. Baltimore /, Md.
Vernon 1870
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GLIDER TRAILERS

own the best for less. Glider offers
you the finest trailer home on earth
We can make it possible for you to
own 4 glider whether you have a
full b down or not, and your
monthly payments can be arranged
to suit you. Call or come in and
see us today. COLLIE MOTOR &
TRAILER CO., $500 Ga. ave-. Sill
yer Spring, Nd. Phone 81. $500
Evening star., 1950-06-15
TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

OCIluIC, AMERICAN, IrdV6IO
and Howard House Trailers
With complete bathrooms. elec. refg.,
h.-w. heaters, etc.
Financing at SO
VACATION RENTALS
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wis. Ave. WO. 1891.
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TAxIcAB FOR RENT

TAXI CABS, for rent or sale. Rental
as low as So per day: Sundays
sale. Some with new or rebuilt
engines. Very attractive prices. See
HERMAN WAND, American Cab
Co, 1887 Champlain st. NV, -DU.
5000. 80
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AUTOS 9 TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
1885 to 1919: spot cash at once
PRESTWooD, 5S06 Ga. ave. GE
CONVERTIBLE and other prewal
models: top prices. TOWN & CoUN-
TRY, 5336 Wis. ave. OR. 0l00.
Fab. HONEST APPkAlSALS on al
mskHp mskss e,,sarrs 81 sars are assured a.
Want 100 100 DAMAGED CARS, 1886
through 1919. any make or model
PREWAR CARS, including converti.
bles: top prices. TOWN a. COUNTRY
MOTORS. 5336 wis. ave, OR O100
AUTOS-Needed at once. don't vaiI
too long get highest cash price now
bring car to MORRIS d HUGHES
1914 Ga. ave-. RA. 1922.
MORE CASE FOE EOuK CAR. nev
or used Drive IN. bring your title
and get cash WOLFE MOTORS
18th and z sts. NV Ex 6662
WANTED-Good used auto for about
$500 cash. No dealers. OK 0759
OLD CARS BOUGHT
Regardless Of condition, we tear them
down and sell the parts; highest
prices paid. We haul them away
Parts In stock any make. "GLAS-
sERS", 155 Florida ave. ne. DI
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SALISBURY
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

USED AUTO PARTS, every make
from Buick up; 30-day guarantee on
all parts. KEN1LWORTH, 1901
KENILWORTH AVE. VI. ALL. 15s
USED AUTO PARTS, all makes. mod.
els; reas.; guar. WARREN'S AUTO
SALV 4036 MINI. ave. ne. ~
block north of BenningI VI 1868
DOOR WANTED for l942-194S Pom
tiac Model 1919. Phone CO. 1927,
mornings or Sundays. -21
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NORTH BEACH
SO RIVER PARK
BAY RIDGE

Fine large dwelling. right on the
waterfront. Corner. property on about
architecture. Scar gar, with living
quarters above, including full bath
Main house contains large bed
rms, 2 large glassed-in patios, large
den or library. beautiful din. rm.,
large modern kit, incl. deep freeze,
pantry. storage rms. The heating
plant is not presently operating.
Regulation-Siz concreted tennis
court, beautiful lawns. flowers,
shrubbery and trees entirely sur
rounded by fine evergreen hedge,
The asking price, unfurnished, Is
$4,000. Substantial cash required.
The reproduction cost of this fine
property would be at least S75. 900.
Immediate occupancy may be had.
For appt. TO inspect, write Box
424-L Star -16
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MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN 1888 CHIEF; perfect; cost
IL zoo, sell $3.50. 3107 N st. NV.
Phone DE. 5054. Ii
CUSHMAN 194S motor scooter in ex-
Gel. .cond.: very little mileage; will
Sacl ifice due to lack of space, S75.
HERSON'S AUTO g. APPLIANCE
co, 114 Q st. NV. DE. 400. III
SALISBURY
SUPER SCOOTER
Drives like a Hydra-Matic automo-
bile. Choice of colors, 1865. 5 only: ::
special S279.5O.
900 Maine ave. s.w. lie
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RAILERS

1912 SILVER DoME-25 it., bottled
gas; double-bed space; sacrifice.
81. S549. lie
BUY A TRAILER-Save rent: new
and used trailerS: liberal terms; rea-
sonable prices. NATIONAL TRAILER
SALES. 5000 Baltimore ave-, River.
dale. Md. WA 1903 30
Evening star., 1950-06-15

TRUCK SPECIALS
Int. 1887. l.w.b., cab and chas. S41c
Int. 1916, s.w.b.. > speeds :in5
Chey. 1n46. lwb.. stake 4pE
Chev. 1912 90. l.w.b.. stake = 81.
Chev. 1916. sedan delivery - $50
Dodge 1914, ia-ton pickup - 3A5
Shey. 1912 l2-ton panel - $50
Ford 1914, 15-pass. bus - 595
Choice Of many others at reaS. price.
All guar. sound mech. cond. and To
pass D. c.. Va. and Md inspection.
TRUCK CENTER co.
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OLD CARS ROTJGHT
S S S S S S
HIGHEST TRADE
ALLOWANCES

We want 1910 through 1850 cars re.
gardless Of price. Don't trade or sell
to anyone until you give us the op.
portunity to buy at your price. All
cash or certified check. viii pav of
unpaid balance Drive in our con-
venient downtown location.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST NOTE-Excellent
security, 81, 7-year paper. Mr..
ALLEN, EX 1913. ewes. ST.. zoos
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HILL & TIBBIYTS
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealership
t114 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. ESQ
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LOANS

end AND Bird TRUSTS ON ID. C.
property; 24-hr service Mr. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
lOl4 K ST NV MA 654O
Evening star., 1950-06-15

1901 New YORK Awe. NE i,
Evening star., 1950-10-01
DR.. W. R. 0sgood Named
To Illinois Tech Post

DR.. William r. Osgood, former
structural engineer for the David
Taylor Model Basin at Carderock.
Md, has been named director of
the department of mechanics at
the Illinois Institute Of Technol-
ogy, Chicago.
The appointment was an
nounced by DR.. John T. Ret
taliata, dean of engineering.
DR.. Osgood, a native of Cam
bridge, Mass, was graduated cum
Iaude from Harvard University in
1917, and was awarded bachelor
of science degree in 1919 at Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
He received his masters degree in
1926, and his doctors degree in
1888, both at the University of
Illinois.
DR.. Osgood joined the National
Bureau of Standards here in 1929.
He left in 1916 to begin work al
the Model Basin, where he re-
manned until his Chicago appoint
ment.
He is the author of more than
so technical papers in mechanics
and structural engineering. He
lives at 5236 Cornell avenue, Chi
cago.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Judge Hits Attempts
To influence Ruling on
I Condemned Negroes
by the Asseeio,sd Pres,

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 30
The case of seven Negroes SEN
fenced to die for the rape of a
Martinsville white woman was
taken under consideration today
by Richmond judge who dashed
out at persons he charged had
attempted to influence the courts
decision.
Judge M. Ray Doubles of Rich
mond's Hastings Court, Part II.
refused to say when he would an
nounce his ruling after he had
heard arguments for and against
writs of habeas corpus for the
seven condemned men.
Counsel for the Negroes based
their attempt to save the men
from the electric chair on the
argument that the death penalty
for rape in Virginia has been "re-
versed" for Negroes for the last
AZ years
Distortion Charged.
Virginia Attorney General j.
Lindsay Almond, jr., denied this
assertion and charged that the
Negroes attorneys had distorted
the facts in an effort to turn the
case into a propaganda foot
ball"
Should Judge Doubles grant the
writs, he has authority to remand
the case for new trial in Martins
vile Circuit Court. where the
seven men were convicted in April,
1949. They were charged with
1raping the wife of Martinsville
merchant on January 8. 1949.
The trial courts handling of the
case since has been upheld by
the Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals. A review of the case has
been refused by the United States
Supreme Court, and communication
of the death sentences has been
turned down by Gov. Battle.
Hits Editors.
Before hearing arguments to
day, Judge Doubles charged that
some persons. including news
paper editors had written OF
published matter that tended to
influence a court as to what its
decision should be -"
Martin A. Martin. attorney for
the seven men. said that since
1908, when the State penitentiary
first began to keep records, a total
of So Negroes have been sentenced
to death for rape and As have been
executed. Eight had their SEN
tences commuted, and six later
received conditional pardons, he
said.
Only one white man has been
sentenced to death during the
same period, Mr.. Martin pointed
out. He later had his sentence
commuted and was granted d
pardon.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Indiu Builds Airline
From Allies Junk Pile
By the As,ocioted Press

NEW DELHI, India.-India is
pulling a new airline fleet from the
dusty flve-year old pile of war dis
posals left here by the Allies.
The communications ministry
has announced that 10 twin
engined Curtiss Commandos, used
in wartime to carry freight, will be
reconditioned as passenger planes.
India's present commercial fleet
consists largely of another war
time plane, the Douglas DC-3.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

5525 Reversible s3xo6 frneed rugs coIors 1926
1895 AI-Woo Administer e<l2 rue--- 1926
1o56o Administer AWooI 9x2 Rugs Tone pottem
Choice OF ton 6oo5
loo Carved Wilton oil wool ex2 and beige ue----1lsoo
1880 seupured 9xl2 blue and grey broodoom
1900 Administer all wool exl2 floral rues--------5se5
1905 Administer ex2 blue rue---ese5
1oe35 Wilton seupmed green exe all wool ue----es5o
1880 Blue grey 9xl2 all wool Administer ue----5se5
1926 Administer ex12 Choice Of Blue, Rose soft
green tone on-tone patterns $3.50
$3.50 Wilton blue ex12 all wool rug-----------4e
$500 Administer ex7 all wool patterned e------zss5
6522 Administer brown beige oil wool ex7lo rue----- 1875
12es5 Heoy Administer oil wool exl2 patterned rue--ess5
1850 Administer all wool ox2 floral rua------ 5ee5
'275o Seupured heow Administer sx9e soee green rug
$3.50 Administer ex3 f|oroI ues----- IS
le5 so Moosehino red pile broodoom ox2 ruellsoo
1885 Soft Blue Wilton Loop Weave 9x4e Rug 1898
1900 Administer Ai-WooI 12xlee Rose Floral Rue1l5oo
1895 Administer A-WooI Wine Ton l2<ls Rue-- $500
ILLS Heo Administer AWooI 12x5 Wine FIorol Rue-ll5oo
1900 Administer AWoo ex2o Green Rue145oo
4soo Wilton scuptured Chinese ex224 All Wool
17se5 Heavy Administer Blue 9x58 Floral Rue------11soo
1880 Tan Broodoom AI-WooI oxe4 Rue------- 1925
l827o Administer 9x18 All Wool Blue eRue-------lleoo
2945o scuptured Wilton 9x18s Turquoise All Wool Ruelssoo
2le.3o Blue Seuptued Tone-on-Tone Ai-Woo l2xl1e.
Broodoom
1o345 Heavy Administer soee Green 2x32 All Wool Rugl3ee5
$1,000 scuptured Wilton Cinnamon l2127 All
1890 Heavy Administer l2<l2 All Wool Floral Rue---1leoo
5000 Twist pile broodoom l2x2 green
7o IS Blue foro oninster 12l9 All wool
1895 Administer 12xl2e 5000
34ee5 seupured Wilton and beige 5x All wool 5000
49 90 Administer floral 12x5
1913 90 Administer oil wool 12x15 floral
1895 rugs Observation-Disclosures 1926
e9O Administer 9xl2 all wool rugs. Choice of rose, beige
Evening star., 1950-10-01

ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED! Just look at this LAR G
SELECTION Your and color should certainly be among the
and at q WONDERFUL REDUCED PRICE! Charge occoun
invited. Store Open to and till 9 Pm. Thursday
Evening star., 1950-10-01

1890 Administer oil wool exl7 and beige
$500 Heov oxnninster owoo sxl7 Choice Of
beige charcoal
$4,000 Supured broodIoom exl2 one Of kind ro
Choice OF six desirable
$4,000 Imported pile sx2 rug (other proportion
o'ey
1890 Wine Wilton rug---------------llsoo
249oo Chenille type ex2 turquoise oI-~ooI rue---les5o
1880 ooned Wilton sx2 rug. Choice Of morosehino red
turquoise or yellow green 1880
1ss4o Twist pile ex2 beige ro---------l39s5
1890 French grey seuptured 92 oIwooI
1895 seuptred ex2 rugs grey beige
1890 Embossed Wilton champagne sx2 owooI $3.50
1880 Administer all wool sx12 beige rugs
oher propoionotey $3.50
grey background rugs
oher ProPotionotey 1895
147o0 heavy brooon
45oo Embossed Wilton 9xl2 apple owoo sss5
15o25 Embossed Wilton blue ex2 oIwoo 1895
1880 Heavy figured oIwoo ol2 1895
IwooI boodoom oxl2 5ss5
l47oo scupted yellow green resllsoo
5000 Administer grey exl2 modern design oI-woo rugs
Choice
le8 90 Embossed Wilton oIwooI roI3ss5
l44oo Heavy onne beige sxl2 g----lo5oo
$3.50 Embossed Wilton tropieoI 9x92 1895
l2oe5 Administer 9xl2 oroI 1895
1850 pile Stripe" oIwoo 9<12 e----- eee5
1880 Heavy copper exl2 oIwooI 1895
1895 loop pile ex2 o-woo
Embossed Wilton ex12 oIwoo re---1ssoo
1880 Heovy oxnnster design ex2 oI-woo rug
oher proportionotey reduced ------------ $500
1880 Embossed oxl s all wool e----Ilsoo
Heavy Administer Green Leof Pottem ex2 oil wool 1895
1900 Twist Pile ex2 al! wool BroodIoom Choice Of
grey, green, ton beige or rose------ $3.50
1850 Grey Leo o<l2 all wool rugs
Other proPortionoteY reduced 6995
$3.50 Administer Rose and Beige 1910 oil wool 1895
l44oo Heavy Administer Grey Patterned ex2 all wool 1895
1900 Administer 912 all WOOL ss95
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17
Panel Discusses
Living On Farm

Objectives of families living or
farms its to obtain greater family
security and improved living
standards, according to the panel
discussion at the first session OF
the young farmers and home
m kers shortcourse. Sixty-six
young farm men and women
heard the discussion Wednesday
at the court house. Problems on
how to obtain their farms, sources
of credit, and other things to con-
slider in buying a farm were dis
cusScd.
The panel was not agreed on
how long the young couple should
wait before they bought a farm.
However, it was generally agreed
that the building up of livestock
and machinery plus operating cap
ital and a good reputation in a
community were desirable before
buying.
The problem of making a re.
duced income in 1850 cover oper
ating and household expenses was
discussed. The panel emphasized
the Importance of efficiency with
out false economy. The use Of
records was encouraged to. deter
mine where receipts and eXpend-
itures were being used and to de-
termine the most profitable pro-
duction practices.
Young couples were advised to
grow home gardens and produce
their own milk, meat and eggs and
Gull livestock, saving only tho
most efficient animals. The con-
tinued use of liberal applications
of lime and fertilizer was deemed
necessary Increasing the produc
tivity of the acres operated at the
present is desirable rather thar
the purchase or renting of addit-
ional land.
Investment in farm machinery
according to the panel, should be
kept to a minimum and purchases
made only as costs decline. SerV-
ing on the panel were Mr.. anc
Mrs. William Folsom, Mt Ster
ling; Mrs. c. E. Lippencott, Of
Rosedale; H. S. Floyd, London
Route g. Alvin Barr Farmers
Home Administrator; John Moore,
County Agent; Beatrice CleVe
land. Home Demonstration Agent
and Roger Walvoord, who served
as moderator.
Comments ar9 questions were
received from the audience. Tho
evenings program, while it die |
not anser specific problems, serv
ed to bring up problems of young |
farmers and exchange of idea |
on their solGtion.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

Ben J. Goldman, prominent
Springfield Attorney, has announ.
ced his intention to seek the
Democratic nomination for Repre-
sentative TO Congress from the
Seventh Congressional District
subject to the May Democratic
Primary Petitions are being cir
culated in his behalf
In a statement announcing his
candidacy, Mr.. Goldman declared
IF nominated l intend to wage {
vigorous campaign giving the vot-
ers of this district clear-cut
choice between the negative anC
blind policy of obsTuctionism as
evidenced by the voting record and
public utterances of our presen.
Congressman and the fair deal ..
the Truman Administration which
| endorse and for which I will
campaign
Mr.. Goldman is a former Assist
ant Solicitor and Municipal Court
Prosecutor of Springfield, and AS
sistant Clark County Prosecutor
resigning the latter position ir
1912 to enter the Armed Services.
During the War he served witt
the Barrage Balloon Battalion OF
the Coast Artillery in Panama.
Mr. Goldman is a graduate of
the Springfield Public and High
Schools, the University of the
City of Toledo, and University Of
Michigan Law School. He has
practiced law in Springfield since
1927. He is a member of the
American Legion, Anthony Lodge
+. and A. Masons. and the Elks
He has law offices in the First
National Bank Building, Spring
field. and resides at 81 South
Greenmount Avenue, in that City
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17
Godfrey To Prevue
Q. NJ. Waldorf Show

Sponsored by Pontiac Motor
Division, Arthur Godfrey will pre-
vue the General Motors Midcen-
tury Motorama from the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel, New York, on We'd
nesday, January Is at $50 p. m.
( EST.
TelevieWers in II principal
cities on the basic CBS-TV net
work thus will see the elaborate
automobile show before the doors
are opened to the Manhattan
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

not necessarily result in a COM
parable crop reduction.
A farmer, directed to reduce
acreage, naturally fallows his
least productive lands; or more
likely, diverts them to unrestriet-
ed crops Moreover he will step
up the use of fertilizer, and other
wise give his reduced acreage at
tention. Thus it is estimated
that while winter wheat acreage
is off the specified Is per cent
the total crop, by present indi-
cations, may be cut little more
than per cent. Just another in
stance of individual initiative and
ingenuity Quitting bureaucratic
edict.
Another factor which urban
dwellers generally do not apprec-
late is the remarkable advances
made recently in the fertility and
productiVeneSS of seed This is
specially apparent in hybrid
corn, which is rapidly becoming
he accepted seed of the midwest
twenty years ago planted ap-
proximately 100 million acres OF
corn to harvest 2.5 billion bushels
If grain. Last year from So mil
lion acres, the yield was about
3.4 billion bushels. Thus, while
cutting acreage II per cent we
upped the yield more than a third.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17
THE EXTENDED NECK

Surveying its bulging storehous-
cs. U. S Department of Agricul.
ture sometime ago ordered farm.
ers to cut wheat acreage by i
per cent. Similar reduction of 129
per cent on corn planting has
just been made. But our here in
the farm belt we long ago oh.
served that these restrictions do
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

New York ana Pennsylvania
have a greater number of Repre-.
sentatives in the Houre of Repre-
sentatives than any other states
At the age of 70 a Supreme
Court Justice may retire on full
pay.
Since 1878 the population of the
United States has increased every
year.
The Secretary of Labor would
De last to succeed TO the Presi-
iency in case of the death of the
President, Vice President and
other Cabinet officers.
The Constitution of the United
States makes no mention of a
Presidents Cabinet.
New Jersey is the only state
which elects a governor for a
term Of three years.
There are no grounds for di-
yorce which are accepted in all
tS states.
Cartoonist Thomas Mast is re-
sponsible for the Republican ele-
phant and the Democratic donkey
In 1911 the first American avia-
ion pilots license was issued to
Glenn Curtiss.
X before the license number of
IN airplane denotes that the plane
licensed for experimental pur-
)oSeS
Experiments in flying were car
led on by the Wright Brothers at
Kitty Hawk, n, c., because winds
here are steadiest and strongest
of anyplace in the United States.
Glenn Curtiss piloted an air.
plane called the June Bug on the
first public flight of a mile in the
United States.
When landing at an airport, an
airplane has the right-of-way over
planes taking off.
Col. Charles Lindbergh received
the first Distinguished Flying
Cross awarded by the U. S. Gov
ernment.
Rhode Island was the first state
n the Union to build its own air
port
Women first appeared as pro-
sessional dancers on the French
stage in the 18th century.
The first bible printed in Am
ERICA was printed in the Indian
Language,
In the ark with Noah there were .
our women-his wife and the
wives of his three sons.
Early New England women
1leached their sheets by spreading
hem with sour milk and putting
hem in the sun
Theodore Roosevelt once said, /.
In the Whitehouse you do not
i've; you are just Exhibit A.
The youngest president ever in
augurated was Theodore Roose- +
gelt at AZ, and the Oldest William /
at So,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17
public.

puDllC.
Godfrey's half-hour of strolling
comment at the Waldorf will be
carried by CBS-TV outlets. Gin
cinnati, and Columbus
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

Hurry men here is a tre-
mendous value for Stiff
fler's Dollar Days. A
beautiful long sleeve
sport shirt, soft pastel
coIors. Sizes small, med
iun, and large. A truly
S2.98 value.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

Buy and save on this
wonderful value during
these 3 big dollar days.
Full 66x76 single cotton
blankets, pretty bright
plaid coIors. Regular
$1.59 value. Save these 5
days at only
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

Good quality heavy weight sheet
blankets, full 7ox95 size. Ideal to use
for sheets these cold winter nights.
Attend these big Dollar Days.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

Hurry men for one or two
of these good quality
fleece lined sweat shirts.
All sizes SO to 46. Regu-
lar $1.59 value. Save on
all your winter needs
during ti,is big dollar
days event.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

A beautiful group of ladies better
dresses reduced for these 8 Dollar
Days. Winter styles, regular val
ues up to $7.95 included. Lots Of
sizes. Be sure and see this value
packed selection of bargains.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-17

Hurry men for this big val
ue. Famous "Hanes" quality
athletic shirts. All sizes sc
to 46. lrregulars of our 69c
quality. Be here early for
this bargain.