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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
Test Your intelligence

Score points answer in the drs six proolems
l. An "ephemeraI" insect is
Poisonous --Phospherescent -short-lived
-Cannibaistic
Who to win an "oscar'2 ..,...
Norma Shearer Marie Dresser ~~Mary FAckIoQ
Janet Gaynor
g. An would most enjoy dlseusslngs
Virus diseases Stamp COLLECTIONS
w derivaions
T. An sleep walker was
Flying Dutchman -LaSonnamhua s-Saome
Twilight the Gods
5 The
Mcdonnell Their cufds and whey -Ihsig saAs
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g. For dessert you would be most apt to order
-RaFout -Frappe -Rouade -Enchiada -. -
Everybody there nine on baseball team nu
what sports? Try matching sports listed below
of comprising And score
points for each correct judgment
A(A) Lacrosse Ten players
Five playersA
f(C) Hockey -Four players
CD Basketball Six players
points 020 30e0 average 70-B0
superior; 90-l00, very superior
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
Local Student
Receives Honor

Lyon Cooper. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Cooper, London, R.K.
No. /, was recently elected vice
president of the Wilmington Col
lege Student Senate.
Now "a sophomore at Whining
ton, Cooper is serving his second
year on the student governing
body. He was also recently elect
ed secretary of the Sigma Zeta
social fraternity for the coming
year.
Cooper graduated from Madison
Rural High School in 1946, and
served with the u. S. Army be-
fore entering college. He is now
majoring in a pre-medical study
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
Cub Scouts Get
Experience On
Railroading

'Railroading," the theme of
Cub Scouting for the month of
April, prompted officers of the
London Pack committee, to plan a
program for last Sunday, that
gave some of the young Scouts
their first train ride and a more
intimate knowledge of tn e
months theme.
The London Pack is composed
of four DenS with "a members.
Thirty-two of the Cubs were TAX
en- to Columbus by motor Sunday.
They were unloaded at the State
House for a guided tour of the
building.
The four Den Mothers, Mrs.
Laura Sargent, Mrs. r. Fl. Meade,
Mrs. Arnold Fetter and Mrs. Ray
mond Ridenour each took her
own Den and hiked from the State
House to the Union Station for
the return journey on the New
York Central. At the Station they
were met by a representative of
that road, who showed them
about, took them to their coach
and arranged for the train which
does not usually stop at London,
TO let them off here.
Assisting B. v. Chesbrough
chairman of the Pack committee
and accompanying the group to
Columbus, were these officers
Arnold Fetter, James Cummins
and r. II. Meade. Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Wall were also members oi
the party.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
FIRE: HITS
TROY OHIO

TROY, o., APRIL 27
Pp-An explosion set fire to
72,o00-oalion gasoline bulk
station early today and the
flames for 4 time threaten
ed a three-block industrial
area.
The fire was extinquished
after it destroyed building,
garage and five tanks Of the
Sinclair Company plus a resi-
dence.
Firemen saved an adjoining
Shell bulk station with five stor-
age tanks containing an estimated
$1,000 gallons of gasoline.
The Sinclair Company lost 4
15,000-gallon tanks and one H.
000- gallon tank.
Robert Meats, who lived ad-
jacent the Sinclair plant, was
awakened by the explosion and
escaped with his wife and two
small children. But his house and
automobile were destroyed.
1T appeared that a small ex-
plosion occurred in the pump
house." Meats related later, be
fore the big tank let go. When ]
looked out the window, the whole
place was ablaze."
No one was injured.
The explosion Jared this city
and awakened many Of its 10,60C
residents.
The Sinclair plant, along the
New York Central tracks, oc
cupied an area of about IS bS
900 feet
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

Guitner, executor estate of John
Westwater, allowed and confirmed
in probate court.
Seventh. account of BRUCE D.
Lewis, guardian of Peter L. Jones,
allowed and confirmed in probate
court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
Grandma OF Today Goes
In For Streamlining
BY Hal Boyle

BY Hal Boyle
NEW YORK-lP- Before the
species dies out altogether. some
one ought to 60 out and trap a
real old-fashioned grandma.
And they ought to trap real
old-fashioned grandpa, too, and
put them on exhibition in the
American Museum of Natural
History-so somewhere between the
dinosaur and the brontosaurus.
But I suppose it is too late. Are
there any real old-fashioned
grandparents left? If there are
I don't see them anymore. No
place, that is, except in the mag
azine ads.
You know the type of grandma
I mean. She's the dear old white
haired soul with the kindly look,
sitting in a quaint rocking chair
and putting the finishing touches
on a quilt. And remember the
old-fashioned grandpa? He's the
gentle character with the time
frayed moustache He is seated by
the fireplace. His cane is by his
side, and a golden-haired tot
is sleeping on his lap as the fine
old fellow gazes with misty eyes
into the dying fire.
Well, that's the kind of grand
ma and grandpa / was raised to
believe in. But today they're about
as legendary as Santa Claus. ]
have met lot of grandparents re-
Gently, but none Of them were
sewing quilts or sitting by the
fireside.
They have become streamlined
just like trains, airplanes and
motor cars. The jet age grandma
doesn't want to look like whistler's
mother. Her model is Marlene
Dietrich, who is a grandma, too
but gets little tired of having
that fact mentioned SO much.
Yep, grandma has gone in for
glamor and sex appeal. The only
needle she knows is the one she
gives grandpa for stopping off al
a bar on his way home. She nc
longer has silver threads among
the gold. She's a platinum blonde
And by golly, and by peroxide
she's going to stay a blonde!
She and grandpa don't hang
out in the childrens chimney corn
er. The younguns live with them
and grandpa usually pays tht
rent.
The big argument about the
house now isn't whether the
grandchildren should be spanked
It's about whose turn is it tc
stay home and baby sit-mother's
or grandmother's?
They're your kids" says
grandma firmly. You stay home
and raise 'em. Your father and
are already IS minutes late tc
our Samba lesson"
Nope, grandma is done witt
diapers. Shed rather play can
asia or talk about the foreign
policy.
Recently / visited a household
that has one of those golden-hair
ed little tots that used to fal
asleep on grandpa's lap. She wa
prettily begging her mother to lie
her stay up until midnight
lust this once"
'Why?" said the harasseC
mother.
I want to see grandma come
home, explained the tot.
And at a party I went to
spent an hour with couple o
these streamlined grandmas. On,
was teaching the other how Il
blow smoke rings, and all the!
discussed was baseball and wht
would win the Kentucky Derby
Gave me kind of an eerie feeling
too.
You don't think grandma ant
grandpa are stepping out?
Listen" said night club op
orator, IF they passed law tina
grandmas couldn't come out afte,
dark I'd have to close up thi
joint"
When the wolf knocks on tn,
door where Red Riding Hood
grandma lives, he isn't coming fol
a fraa sy,oaaI Ja'c Oot a date
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Guy w. Lucas and Catherine
Lucas to Ruth Potts, lot 7 in
Mooresville.
Harvey Long and Elnora Long
to Grace L. Brown and Emery
L. Brown, lot 38 in Rainey's first
addition village London.
Forrest F. Louden and Leona
NJ. Louden to George H. Graf
and Dorothy c. Graf, lots 8-10-17,
village of Kileville.
George z. Wick1ine to Harvey
Long and Eleanor Long. lot
in George E. Wickline sub-divi-
sion.
Silas G. Ruff to jeanette Ruff,
$50 acres in Paint township.
Henry B. Yoder and Esther
Yoder to Homer N. Yutzy, 10.7C
acres in Canaan township.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27

Madison county's prepaid sales
tax collection for the week end
ing April Ia amounted to S4951 .48
according to the report of Trea-
surer Roger w. Tracy. The col
lection for the comparable week
last year was $4367. .96.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
LICENSES REQUESTED

Marvin c. Sparks, c. d. Ord,
U. S. Navy, London r. d. A and
Betty z. Massie, London, r. D. 2.
William Rowland, farmer and
Nettie Beaver, both Orient r. D. 2,
Madison county.
John T. Adelsberger, farmer
and Janice Howsmon, both Lon
don, RD. No. 3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
DIVORCES ASKED

Ross ]. McCarty VS. Emma L.
McCarty.
Kathryn L. McFann VS. Floyd
Junior McFann.
Austin Cox VS. Irene Cox.
Edith F. Simmermon VS. Roger
D. Simrnermon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
Fire Damage $500
At Arts Home

Damage in the sum of $500 was
reported on fire caused by de-
fective wiring at the home of Al
vim Arts, ST Midway Street,
Thursday afternoon, according to
Chief DIlWyn Andrews.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
DIVORCES GRANTED

Roy Moore VS. Roxie Moore.
Ross OFT VS. Roderick OFT.
Dolores Petee, a minor by Joe
Smith, her next friend VS. Robert
Petee, minor.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED

First account of Carroll F
Garrett, guardian of Albert {
Miller, allowed and confirmed j
probate court.
First account of Harold v
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
PARTITION SUITS

Two suits for partition of real
estate have been filed in common
pleas court, one by Edison r.
Barnhart VS. Bertha r. Barnhart
and the Citizens Loan and Saw
ings Co., and the other by F.
Clark Willoughby VS. Edna Will
oughby.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
HiGHTowERs MOVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Higfrtow-
er Betty McCord) who have been
residing at Tampa, Florida, have
moved to 1849 Mitchell Street,
South Jacksonville, Florida. Mrs.
Hightower is recovering from q
recent major operation. Her
mother, Mrs. Mabel McCord OF
London, is spending the winter
with her.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
LICENSES GRANTED

William J. Edwards and Sarah
Jane Webb, both London r. D. 3.
Marvin c. Sparks, CD. 3rd,
US. Navy, London A, and Betty
E. Massie. London, RID. 2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
Today In
Washington
BY The Associated Press
Senate

Continues debate on bill to
authorize recruitment and impor-
tation of Mexican farm laborers
(noon).
Banking Committee opens hear
ings on rival proposals to abolish
RFC or safeguard it against in
fluence (10 AM.
House
Adjourned until Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27

William A. Sagraves, London, o.,
No. 3, according to an entry in
common pleas court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
JUDGEMENT ALLOWED

Interstate Securities Company,
81 North Third St, Columbus, Sc
cured a judgment April % for
S404.66 on a promissory note of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27
SELLS ANGUS CATTLE

T. K Emery of London, re-
Gently sold seven purebred Aber-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27

All of will be held confidential and fhe right
of any publisher editor newp0peman 70 refuse 70 reveal
such in other udieio proceedings will be
defended ss##
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-27

deen-Angus cows to J. X. Nc
Laughlin of Marysville.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
HoUsEs-sALE-MD. teontJ |

WHEATON--Brick and shingied bum
galow. 2 bedrms.; lge. liv. rm;, full
bsmt:. gas a.-c. heat. S12,950. BY
OWNER. No agents. please. Lo.
BRICK WILLIAMSBURG HOME prom.
inently located near Country Club in
Silver Spring; rooms are generous,
lot is double one. nicely land
scaped; an unusual home in many
respects that needs to be seen to be
understood and appreciated: asking
S24.950. RIPLEY IL RoMER. Real
NEAR "a BALE DRIVE VET in esaS Silver Spring
Private residence having lst floor
bedroom and v bath; 5 bedrooms
and bath up; bkft. nook. recreation
room; built-in garage. Very conv. to
schools, shops, theater; park. etc.
$24,750 RIPLEY g. ROMER, Real
tors; rpSh,.s 81 gu; opsn ssnsy eyes s.x.oo
Choice Silver spring location; 4
gar, gas heat, dishwasher. disposal.
Eyes. call GE. 3079. FRANK s.
new sPRHWlLfsdps; sRfok pli lRiaasMlbsLERs aslsL in p silver
750. Only few left. Ideally ar
ranged floor plan incl. 3 bedrms.
Early American wall-to-wall brick
frepl.: full bsmt.: fully equipped GE
kit. See these tonight. Open every
day from to 8 pm. For additional
information call RE. $3.50. To reach:
Out Georgia ave. extended to Evans
low arrows to furnished model nome.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co. IS
1918 BAL TIMORE AvE.-Largest
and finest home on market for the
money; ft IL rmi Dsdrms;; dsni baths huge Zee
s?slsd Egss gssl' e.Il INV VIZ e Asa siEK Franz *
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Bradley
blvd; area. Custom-built stone and
elapboard: 2 twin-size bedrmss,;;
ssasoo. ssz sfstars Can ionea oa as1 P0s' rrls''
with 2 large bedrooms. full base
ment. large attic for future ex-
pansion. Act quick on this one.
81; S;,,l9s l9il until Q pm. YOUNG 4
sf1EIsHs f2MsEs NV IN BRICK BUNGALOW.
choice location; living room -dinette
extra-large expansible attic. See
this home today and choose your
own color scheme 81; 1ol1. until
v HiTR HiTs sRfoK aRfSNa SuSGSI6W. sGMeSs CO Pre-
ting; living room with stone fre-
place: 2 bedrooms plus finished at
tic. full dining room: large corner
lot: immaculate condition: con-
venient location. S15.5O0. SH. 1011,
until Q pm YOUNG & BOWERS
BRICK RAMBLER. Open sat, 8 to
8: Sun, J. to 8. Kensington; SILL
$50 A delightful 2-bedrm. home,
2 yrs. old liv. rm. with, fireplace,
Conn. ave. to Kensington. left 2
blocks on Knowles ave. to County
right ttt e AIS rs soaLEs Rloek r WsEnEss WHEaN 81
OFFICE. LO. 5-3434, 9 to Q.
sI6,85O. CAPE COD-Close- Sill
yer Spring new 2-bedrm. brick; 18-
IT. living room with fireplace, sep
arate dining room, porch. large ex-
pansible attic. bright high base
nent. Call Mr. Bishop, 10. $500;
S.iI,rn EYES; 70. c 5,a71e. With Z. p.
DETACHED BRICK. CORNER. 4 bed
rms. 2 baths, firepl.. lse. bsmt.. oil
hot water heat: might exchange.
OWNER ia 7O10 10
Evening star., 1951-06-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

FIELD.PENTAGoN - Is
min. to Andrews Field and Pentagon;
4-yr.-old, all-brick duplex with liv.
rn1i; ..ag dining area area; kitchen her, and md. 8
sS sums EssRsF srss on pfadsd losn only II prst sfss
ssESo5sSsaEg sRSs Rf%1gY !3'a'5a e. WA, 5ss5.
CONGRESS HTS rms. bath. in
closed, porch. oil heat; $40. 500;
SAGE down; terms. OWNER, 20.
NINE RMS, 3 baths, 8 kits. Low
down payment. Brick. Gas h.-w h.
Vacant. sHEEHAN REALTY CO.,
Ii. 3-1645, IA. 05S1. IS
NEAR 14th AND z. CAPITOL ST.
Vacant, Groom 81 li brick & fgll osmt nt6 !;
1915 w ST. Sc. Anacostia-conv
to everything; 6-rm., custom built
brick; attic, bsmt., porches, INV h;
immaculate cond.; only S14.250.
Substantial cash down. GEO, 8.
KING CO.. Est. 1895, LU. 4-25o1.
se4 S. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.--Loyely
h.-w.h.; excel. cond.: nice neishbor-
hood: must be seen to be .appre-
eistsd; very rsas91nable. sas1 Call Mr..
oPEN TESsIE, TGDay Az 9o9Vi PM can,toi I'm
sec. I2s Kentucky ave. s.e.-A
better-type attrac. brick, lge. rms,
recep. rm.. ample closets. mod. cop
per plumbing recently installed;
Crane auto. gas heat; almost new;
new roof. house good cond.; ready
move in. Priced below value. Excel;
DIXIE REALTY CO.. Exclusive Agts..
Ma. $3.50. or see Mr. Mattingly on
premises today, IL pm; Sat, noon
to s pm.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BURNT MILLS HILLS

New rambler de luxe; 8 lge. rms. Of,
21a-acre estate, in Washington' S
tile lund., 2 firepls.. Crosley kit
4Q-ft. rec. rm., 21a-car heated gar.
reinforced bomb shelter; S65 900
See by appointment. JU. T-s959.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
PRICED no SELL

18th and Decatur SITS.
POSS Beautiful 2-story, 90
fl. wide brick; spacious living rm.,
dining rnn., paneled den and mod
ern Kitchen on 1st f. 4 extra-lge.
pedrms.. 2 complete baths on End A.:
front and rear porches. finished re-
creation rn.. Byrant gas heat, 2-car
garage; Al cond. Priced to sell
with reasonable terms. Call till 8
pm weekdays. SUM-, 12 to 8.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
HoUSES-SALE-S.E. ,cens. }

C0LoRED-E. CAPITOL sT.-Larse
S-rm., 2la-bath brick; front and
rear entrances to bsmt. Gas h.-w.h
Reas. down payment. O'BANNON
REALTY. FIR. 51l9. VI. 4210. IS
COLORED-VACANT--6-rm. tapestry
water; cony. area. DON BLAIR.
RA. 9400.
1924 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Colored duplex--5 rms and bath
each: separate heating plants Sell
Ing for 81 500 down. You see this
Willoughby Real Estate Co.
500 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7043.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
COLORED
$50 DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.


OPPORTUNITY fer retired person
with means. Large 5-bedrm. house,
tenant house. large shaded lawn and
an abundance of beautiful shrub
berry. on main highway, with water
front for yacht. and acreage II
desired, near Annapolis. Terms.
Phone or write for appointment.
LINWOOD L. CLARK, Attorney,
Maryland Hotel Building. Annapolis,
Md. phone 1922. Ia
SOLID BRICK RESIDENCE
25 miles D. c.. excellent bus service.
Desirable neighborhood. Built about
1920. good conditions: 10 rooms, 2
baths, fireplaceS. excellent woodwork,
full basement. modern kitchen: oil
burner steam heat. electricity, tele-
phone; La-acre Handicapped lot, shade
trees, garden. Sacrifice price for
immediate sale; $4,000. Shown by
appointment only.
LEONARD SNIDER, LA PLATA, MD.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1505 II St. NV Ma, 2345

l5Uo bt. NV, VA. ..ofO.
Close to Blessed Sacrament
Formal red brick Colonial, immaculate
cond., large center hall accessible to
24-ft. living room, large dining room,
kitchen, breakfast nook, den;
screened porch and tiled powder
rooms and 2 tiled baths on End
floor, cedar-lined closets. Entire
Srd floor insulated and finished as
large recreation room. Full base
fnent with maids quarters and "a
bath. Detached Gear garage.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
OIL. 1862. Bethesda. Until 9 PM
4709-11 10Th st. NV.
3 BEAUTIES. McDEvITT. RA. 4422.
Evening star., 1951-06-08

3-UNIT APT.
Silver Spring-$30,0
Brick, separate entrances tcustom
builD; ideally located. mr.. transp
and shopping. Contains two 2-bed-
rm. units and one 1-bedrm. unit:
2 apts. completely furn.; immacu-
late cond. throughout; beautifully
handicapped lot; owner has been
transferred. Shown by appt. only
SH. SO10 till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1951-06-08

OPEN sun. DAILY. / PM. 10 DARK
BEDRM. AND BATH ON 1st FLOOR
3049 CHESTNUT ST. NV.
A home that will appeal to those
seeking a quiet, restful atmosphere
among beautiful trees, birds and
flowers. with the park nearby. This
house has many features Of out
standing quality and excellent con-
struction. Gas h.-w. heat. Attached
garage. Two large bedrooms on 2nd
floor. Must be seen to be appreciated
Mrs. Dawson WO. 4162. (From
Chevy Chase Circle, right on West
blocks to our sien.)
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Daafar nT QQAR
Evening star., 1951-06-08
NEAR KENWooD

Owner leaving city. This un-
usually fine property has just
come on the market. Beau
tiful grounds Offering assured
privacy. Custom built home
with unique room arrange
ment. You should SEE this.
as written description is futile.
Do phone for an appointment.
You will not be disappointed.
VIM. H. SMITH co.
300 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda
WI. 9400. OIL. 4512.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Silver Spring Rambler
-- S15,950
VETERAN OR NON-VETERAN

2 or 8 bedrm. rambler with liv. rm.,
dining L, complete GE kit, plenty
Of closet and storage space. Street
and utils. in and paid for by seller.
For appt. to insp., call Mr.. Burklin,
days. WI. 1888: eyes,. WI. 62SS.
Realtors r. n. BEST. INC. Builder
S11S Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-08

(2) SUBURBAN HOMES
(1) 2 blocks of Rockville pike.
miles from Bethesda. 4 bedrms.
liv.. rm. 32 by 13, din. rm., big kit.
vacant; $500 down; move in.
(2) 2h miles from Colesville, on full
acre: yrs. old 8 lge. bedrms., ga
baths, 24-ft. liv. rm., lge. din. rm.
and superb kit: full bsmt.; garage;
excel. value, S19,500. ARTHUR w,
LAROCHE, OIL. 0070; ewes. WI.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
2-FAMILY DUPLEX

Lovely modern semidetached prick:
contains 2 complete apartments with
separate entrances; each apt. has
living room. dinette space. fully
equipped kitchen bedroom and mod
ern bath; full, basement. gas heat;
reasonably priced. Excellent home
and investment. Call Mr.. Mcintosh.
Elk. 24S0; eyes,. MI 6565. Ext. Ill.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1113 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-08

ROW BRICK, near Armory, Govt
bldgs.. transp. and stores: house in
excellent condition throughout; 8
rms, modern kit. and bath, finished
bsmt. with shower, gas h.-w.h., Vene-
tian blinds and awnings. Priced for
immediate sale. Inspection by appt
only. Call Mr. Anderson. TU. 210O;
evenings, GE. 1864,
AVON SHOCKEY, REALTOR
Evening star., 1951-06-08

NEARBY MARYLAND 1
Near Western ave. and River rd. J.
this well-built. clean, Colonial brick
nomical to maintain for the small
family. Mr.. Whitehead, ewes. MI.
1850
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1951-06-08

Home With Atmosphere
A gracious 3-bedroom brick Colonial
home close in Silver Spring. near
D. C. line. Conv. to schools and
fm., full bsmt. with Il bath. Det
gar. Beautiful yard. Price S19.9 $50.
For appointment call SH. S010 til
MNNrcNNFEpv
Evening star., 1951-06-08

Has to Be Sold-$15, ,750l
ASSUME CT LOAN
Immediate Possession
Six-room brick Colonial in Kensing-
ton on large level corner lot with
trees and fagstone terrace, full
OWNER. AD S16R
Evening star., 1951-06-08
3Obert i. McKeeVer Co,

REALTORS
Shoreham Bldg, Ma. 1850
Ewes, Sat. or Sun, please call Mr.
SeiFel at Ii. 4-430S
Evening star., 1951-06-08

NEW RAMBLER
In choice Silver Spring location.
Spacious liv. rm. with firepl.. 8
bedrms.. or 2 bedrms and din.
rm. Full bsmt. On beautiful level
wooded lot You will like this
floor plan, Price. $1s.950. Call
SH. S010 It'll pm
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE
Evening star., 1951-06-08
GEORGES COUNTY

CALVERT HILLS. COLLEGE PIX
lge. well-shaded lots; garage. CAN
H. A. EDGE. TIE. uG91. --1u
CHEYERLY-Stone home of cnarm,
only S15.950; 2 bedrms., knotty
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Evening star., 1951-06-08

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Arizona sun., 1951-08-03
DRUNK DRIVER LAW
GETS RESULTS

In the tWo-year period from
July, 1948, to July, 1850, only 154
drivers were charged with drunken
driving in Phoenix and of that
number practically all charges
were reduced to reckless driving.
Reason: the law provided for a
mandatory 30-day Jail sentence on
first offense for drunken driving,
and it was difficult to get the evil
dence necessary to convince a
jury. The 1850 legislature amended
the law to provide for using blood
tests and drunkometer tests to
determine alcchol content and al
lowed a first offender to get off
with a fine. For succeeding Of
lenses the penalty is not less than
80 days. This law became effective
July l, 1880 Since then there
have been 6S3 drivers who either
pleaded guilty or were found
guilty of drunken driving. Thirty
five cases were dismissed for lack
of evidence. Thirty second and
third offenders were sent to the
County for prosecution in Super
iCr Court. Of six first offender
cases appealed to the Superior
Court, one was found not guilty
and five had their convictions sus-
tanned. Thus the new law, with
teeth in it in the form of a
method of obtaining evidence, has
produced results which should help
to bring drunken driving under
better control.