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Evening star., 1951-12-21

|tions Of the State had II inches
|of snow yesterday.
AL through the Midwest, SNOW
has begged down road travel.
It is practically impossible" tc
get through to Chicago. for In
stance, the AAA said.
High Point in Load Today.
Today was expected to be the
high point Of the load for all forms
of transportation, but heavy traf-
f1c will continue through the next
six days.
To go with the record in travel
Christmas mail reached a new
high. District Postmaster Roy M
North said that Is million more
pieces Of mail already nave beer
mailed here than were sent during
the last Christmas season, itsel.
a record year.
Total receipts had gone up NOR.
than $4,000 through yesterday
over those of a comparable perioe
last year. Mr.. North said.
There have been no serious tie.
ups in handling the load, despit,
the weather. The labor Shortag,
that was feared early in the sea.
son was beaten by lowering tn,
age limit for part-time worker
from 18 to II years. he added.
Countrywide, the situation
paralleled the increase here, de.
partment officials announced.
Lineup Of Events.
Here is the lineup on othel
Christmas events today and to-
morrow in the Washington area
TODAY.
Officers of the Army Nurse
Corps at Walter Reed Hospita
will hold their annual Christina.
party at $50 pm. in Delano Hall
Maj. Edward v. Normoyle,
East Monroe avenue. Alexandria
will put on a magic show at thu
Walter Reed Red Cross Hall al
7:30 for the patients. Caroler.
will tour the hospital corridors.
| Playground Events.
These events have been sched.
uled by the Recreation Depart
ment at the various Fairgrounds
Caroling for shut-ins at Hearst
playground, Thirty-seventh anc
Tilden streets NV, for teen.
ayers at 1880 pm.
A parents-night party with
caroling at the Palisades play
ground, Edmunds and Sherriel
places NV, for all ages at 8:l(
pm.
A carol-singing party for teen.
lagers at the Takoma playground
Fourth and Whittier streets NV.
from s to 8 pm.
An outdoor party for all ages al
the Rudolph playground, Secont
and Hamilton streets NV, from
Z to 8 pm.
A party for children between
and Ia at the Kenilworth play.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
journalism Fraternity
To lnitiute 3 at W2I

Three Virginians, students in tht
Washington and Lee University
School of Journalism, will bt
initiated into the schools chapter
of Sigma Delta Chi, professiona
Journalism fraternity next month
They are:
Charles Bibby, Fort Monroe
George Eagle, Winchester. ane
John Northrup, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
|$l40, 1888 Road Job Set

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec,
III (SpeciaD The A. B. Terrence
Co. Of Elkton, has submitted a low
bid OF $140,988 to widen and re.
locate Route 20 In the city,
Evening star., 1951-04-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON

BY OWNER. $4,000
Colonial brick home, 8 min. from
Pentason;. 3 bedrms.: large liv. rm
porch: fenced yd.: full bsmt.. encl
toilet; oil heat. Every convenience
fine neighborhood
CH hr64 .
Evening star., 1951-04-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNcHEoNETTE Exceptional op;;
No 6TqSeTs; 2Ta SOD Closed Sunday ao: call
GRocERY iso ME AND AND MARKET, Is "T min
from Washington, on a busy high
way in Va. Lge: dept; store being
Reasonable rent with. an apt, up
5s5; a5x by 6reft It asa ssSe Wesfy
Call ia 6-97os, Mr.. HENRY
NURSERY SCHOOL in large apt.
project. We'll established Sd and State
sHS1RBAN fsnsf San REsTAGkaNr 81 Hjs2sS all sS mod
down. LO. 5-3445, LO. 5-0125. 3O'
DUE TO DEATH-A. we'll established
mems tailormade and ready-to-wear
clothing store with ladies' and mems
on busy thoroughfare. 81 yrs. in
one location. For information, call
MUSIC N; STORE, good going business.
pTeed G9s fssbt LaSTe Gny 5 G1e in so to"n
vAatr 5s5 Ss9s sssS Per soz sa 2E
SERVICE STA. for sale, stock snd
if5nnss9f Az Sss or i9K Gk @si i0afSf atsf os5
DRY CLEANING plant. mod. in fast
growing section of Md. l mi: over
o. 6 line; eSgppesdi SSne Ito to DO 81 900
and petroleum solvent machine;
owner has asthma. will sacrifice.
Ho, 1881 Sunday or after 8 D6;m.
EIECTRoNIC BUSINESS. expanding
active person with capital. Ex. 5000.
roYr pprvTNc pANcF In tin.ton
shape. best equipment; also jeep.
toilets, phone; good location and
lease; owner must sell. 81 800.
Exclusive. GRUBB- WILLIAMS, 81.
FoR sALE-Modern equipped res
ington Post Bldg; has beer license.
approx. between SIS, 1000 and $4,000
per month. 1928 L st. NV. 81
FOR SALE-Prominent downtown
corner. near Thomas Circle. in
cludes 4 brick dwellings. containing
approximately so rms. ald & baths.
LINKINS CO.. 1918 N st. NV, DI.
S6sS; week ends and ewes, EN-.
4414. 3
GAS STATION. business corner. ne.
location; nothing for good will;
dollsr Tor dollar for stock. Call LU-
. AND 1Oc STORE for sale; good
location: established business; priced
BOOMING HOUSE. parkink ,nt. equip.
restaurant. equip. hand laundI : for
rent. MA. 1889. a.
SS.ooO ". gross. AT. sS47. ~ Va
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

BRIGHTWOOD-Brick Groom home
with nice front porch and 2 real
porches. Built-in garage. Owner
has kept this house in immaculate
eondlti9n. oI, 1882. CONGRESS
cHEvY HEvYrH CHASE IA RAMBLER-pTieed PFC
under $4,000. This lovely brick
rambler is nearing completion. The
home consists of reception area, ltv
rm. with flrepl., charming din. rm.
modern all-elec. kit. 3 excellent bed;
rms. and 2 tiled baths: garage. Full
home has everything. Call w. B.
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000. 80
CHEVY CHASE, d. ca bedrooms.
2R baths. den; prewar detached
brick. 2 blocks to Conn. ave, and
floor has wide center hall. living
room, dining room. den, "a bath; all
new kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal units. Second floor, 4 bed
rooms. 2 baths. Finished attic. 2-car
garage. Close to Blessed Sacrament
recreational room in basement. F: A.
CHEVY CHASE-suitable for large
family. close to Chevy Chase Circle;
det brick. 2s-ft. living rm. with
on Ind fl. TnOs. L. PHILLIPS
WO. 1900 until 8 pm, 1920 Conn
GLOVER PARK-Attractive Gruver-
built row brick home in nice cond.
lst a. has liv. rm. with firepl., din
rm., mod. equip. kit; .2nd f.. has !
nice nice bedrooms Or and incl incl. ,ss sleepins sI,nn
Priced reasonably. Call W. B
WRIGHT EN- 5000.
SHEPHERD PARK AREA - Center
hall, 7-room, 212-bath. brick Colo.
nial under 2 years old: living room
13x231a; all-electric kitchen, recre-
basement ,,sI slate nr Gcof z,5s DI 11,5 wM u
SA6NDERs 6iSi sc; Co. INC. vi
lot 5ox1co' it.; It. neat and IiVeable;
near all conyeniences: Miss Wat
WAPLE v IL CO, 1924 18th st, NV
on 18Th ST. mr.. Decatur-a-year. ole
Diet. brick Colonial. center-hall plan
6-rms 30 baths, fireplace. screened
porch, attic. McDEVITT, RA. 1922
NEAR WALTER REED-2-family de-
$4,000 cash required. RA. 22n0.
Low-pRIcED HOMES with low down
payments and attractive terms, in
var various sections, onS, call llpGg.11 G9T, MT.
SsIH asPLE ee e. gsa4 Ssaa 14sh MAasHARt s. nR D}
e0-FT. ROW BRICK Convenient
NV. section. Immaculate condition
priced less than S14.750; easy terms,
cssaI, csI for M.ssalI. dstaiiS. Mr GI GIy9q ES En
1904 1dth st n1 224R
A BEDRMs.. 1 BATHs; s24'a5o; or
a lovely corner lot. west Of 18th ST.,
in the desirable Crestwood area; det
brick with slate roof bedroom and
hath on 1st A.: entire property in
splendid condition. Call OR. 1895
NEAR ST. AIMS AND WILSON HIGH
slate roof. thoroughly modernized
beautiful condition; 9 rooms g bed
s1s.a5o. Cali Wo. 4754. FRANK S
PHuIyps. D1. 1A11.
1I5 MADISON ST: N.W:-,"Perfec-
quality row brick home; 8 rms. i i
water heat: 5000 in wall-to-wall
carpeting; S17. $50. Call OR: 9265
ERANK 8, PHILLIPS. pI. 1411.
NEAR COOLIDGE HfGH-Large, de-
25-ft. liv. rm., 3 twin-size bedrms.
lovely community Of detached homes;
SIs.95o. Cali OR. 1856. FRANK s.
c6RNER eHIiERpfi RoRE. ri 1871, 4s17 ARK. AVE
seven rms: : inciosed sun porches:
: baths; oil h.-w,h.; full bsmt.
priced right: reas: cash; open 2 Y
9. JET REALTY. FIR. 6212. Ii
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2-BEDROOM HOUSE. unfurnished,
wanted Brookmire-Cabin John sec
ton. RE. 5000, Ext. 5021. 80
EXECUTIVE DESIRES 2-3bedrm
house in Chevy Chase, D. c. Perma-
nent residents. OR. 0415 y
2-BEDRo0M ROW UNFuRN. HOUSE
or 1st-f: apt yard; childGen' apd
TAKOMA PARK or Silver Spring-6-
L. room: pvt. family. or house for
nursing home. JU 7S953. 50
DESIRE THREE-BEDROOM HOME,
walking distance st. Bernadette's or
month baby; Sf50 mo. ST. 5000,
Ext 4272, 8 to 3. J. MORRIS.
BRITISH OFFICER (brig gen il
bedrm. furn. house. Chevy Chase,
Wesley Hgts., NV area; $200-S250.
Prone BARRY FX. 1870
COLORED-ADULTS desperately in
need of house or two-bedroom apt.
furnished; will give excellent care.
TR. 0413. 3O'
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SILVER SPRING

$13,950 for quick sale by owner. Eas,
terms. rms, tiled bath ant
lSOx2O0 IT. additional bldg. lbx3I
it.. shade trees, etc. SH. 3651.-3'
Evening star., 1951-04-30
WHEATON RAMBLER

Brick front. well built, 2 yrs. old, large
corner lot with Anchor fence; iv.
rm. 14xlS. large kit. with dining
area. , bedrms.. tiled bath: near
Wheaton shopping center: conv. to
school. At SI3.950 we consider this
an excellent buy. Can be handled
with small down payment by assum-
ing present CT loan. VACANT. MUST
SELL. Call Mr.. Lueck. MA. 204O;
evenings. WO. 5733.
L. E. Breuninger & Sons
Evening star., 1951-04-30

tCCLORED
1912 18th st. NV, downtown, LIST
commercial, 4-story row brick. 3
five-room and bath apartments
plus store on first floor; owner ask
ing $2S. 800 with $1,000 DOWN. Call
MA. S036. once Of A. NJ. DRAIS-
NER. 1404 L st. NV. Open Sun.
Il to 5 pm. 80
COLORED
511 3rd st. NV, first commercial,
near new Courthouse: can be used
for small office building; IL rooms,
. baths: row brick; owner will f.
nance with reasonable down pay
ment. Call Ma. S036, ofiice of
A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV.
Open Sun. IL to 5 pm. so
COLORED
1436 OAK ST. NV.
Six rooms, hall entrance. basement:
h.-w.h.; valuable location.
1442 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Freshly redecorated, dignified town
house type; 3 baths. oil h.-w.h.;
det. gar; excellent income posi-
COLORED
1900 DOWN
10 RMS, 3 BATHS
3-story brick bldg, 1900 blk of 1st
st. n.w.-Auto. heat and hot water.
useful bsmt; conv. to transp:
THOMAS W. MOORE CO., AT. 1904.
B
Evening star., 1951-04-30
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

EDMONSTON-SS.950; 7-rm. ashes
tos shingle home with garden-size
lot: gas h.-w.h.; near all conv
reas terms. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO.. UN. 1866. WA. 6655
ROGERS HEIGHTs-Attractive brk.
home, nearly new; arraneed for two
families; five rooms and bath on
1st floor. four rooms and bath on
End floor; second floor rented 800
per month: spacious corner lot.
nicely lan:diSeaped: kitchens fully
iisht dry Basement: base ai' reasonable M price; price
/ and terms. DUNN & CO.. Reeltor.
3333 Rhode Island ave. Mount
Rainier. HY. O04S or WA. 25s3.
CT APPROVED; ss.50o-ssoo down,
Lovely g,-bedrm. bHngslOy; finished
SON, WA $3.50. 80
2-FAMILY brick; lge. rms. with
fireplace and tile bath on 1st floor; !;
4 lge. rms. and tile bath on 2nd
shower: ideal location; asking S22,-
REALTY. sS'itHi uN. 1855. 6bNH Wa. aas6 e655.Ms6
5-RM BUNGALOW-S3 500 DOWN
Near Coral Hills Shopping Center
This excellent home is only IL. yrs.
old Fqll II. bsrlt, snII oo gas NV NV h., s insu-
YOUNG g. BOWERS CO. 80
ONLY S10.900-DIsTRICT HTS.
rambler; fenced lot. 56xi4o; ige.
rms. Home 8 yrs. old. Ii. 1886
tiH s;,,, - M
Evening star., 1951-04-30

BETHESDA RAMBLER - SI6.75o.
Less than So, 1000 down; 3 twin-sized
bedrms.; liv. rm.. IL by 90; separate
din. rm.: good kit; side porch: det.
gar. concrete drive; gas a.-c. heat:
level corner lot; l block to bus: near
Nat. Health Inst. To inspect, call
OWNER, WI. 1893. after / pm.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
ALMOST

construction, for $4,000. Some ad-
ditional features are spnoeck, at
tractivc livinH rm.. dining rm.
arr angement: beautiful equip. kitch-
en-; nice bsmt., partly finished recr.
rm. Just little work needs to be
dcne in betrm. and bath TO
make this a complcte 3-bedrm., e
bltl "louern nor'o.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA RAMBLER - Sl6.75O
Less than $1,000 down; 3 sized
bedrms.; liv. rm.. IL by 90; separate
din. rm.: good kit; side porch: Diet
gar, concrete drive; gas a.-c. heat;
level corner lot; block to bus: neaI
Nat; Health Inst: To inspect. cal
OWNER. WI. 1893. after / pm.
BETHESDA; $500 down will buy
4-bedrm. det. house; near stores
and schools. No brokers. OWNER,
DALE DRIVE AREA of Silver sps,
q very fine 4-bedroom home having
| bedroom and "a bath on 1st floor;
nome is most complete includins
bkft nook, recr. room and buiit-in
garage. Ii you're spending S24. .75G
for home. see this surely. RIPLEY
d. ROMER, Realtors, 81. Gill. Oper
SILVER sPRING-cottage on quiet
street. close to shopping. schools
and bath on 1st f.; . bedrms. and
bath on 2nd: An attractive home
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 un.
I'll p.m.: 3420 Conn.
NEED SEVERAL BEDROOMS? Here.
frame Cape Cod in Silver Sprins
with 3 bedrooms. we'll located, neal
schools, shops, ETC.; has full dininl
priced down to S15.95O. because il
needs fresh paint and paper. See II
today. tomorrow may be too late
RIPLEY & ROMER. Realtors. 81
Gil. Open ewes.
DIRECT FROM OWNER bedrms
baths: corner lot; close to school.
and shopping center. All cash above
AGENTS please. csn AT. 45ai. 81
BRICK COLONIAL HOME in nice sec.
tion of Kensington; rooms anc
bath. full bsmt.; q corner lot ane
oversized; schools and stores near
d8;500. Only q few years old
RIPLEY & RoMER' Realtors. 81
$500 to $3.50 DOWN, monthly pay.
ments $6S.50.. incl. taxes and In.
surance. ? bedrms, asbestos shingle
BUNGALOW. automatic heat, modern
and immaculate throughout. Cal
Mrs. Morrison. COX g. CO.. 81. 0775
SUPER RAMBLER in beautiful Rock
Greek Hills; ,All-brick. slate roof
(231a x 1919. 3 twin bedrooms
tmaster. 13x1S). 3 baths, breakfast
room; full basement; fireplaces;
gas heat; oyer, h-acre level ground
:. = ~ Tre. eaii nj. i: u iii. 1io4 FRANK
BUNGALOW. silver Spring. house
condition. Well-located on lovely yd
with rose and otner flower beds
Contains liv. rm. with firepl.; din.
rm.: modern kit: 2 bedrms. and
bath. Full bsmt. Oil h.-w.h. Attic
Priced for quick sale with $4,000
co-,mttment ARLIE /. JOHNSON
REALTY CO.. INC. 1918 Livings-
ton st NV. OR. ZOO. i
BETHESDA-Vacant 2-bedrm. brick
house with many comfort giving
conveniences; garage; fenced yard;
near hospital. Evenings EN-. 5J49.
J. Leo Kolb Co., MI. 2100
Evening star., 1951-04-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA-RAMBLER

Three bedrooms and bath, large liy.
ing room with fireplace; guest size
dining room; new. ready to be dec.
Grated; nice level lot. Good value
BILLINGSLEY & KORZENDORFER
OR. 1895 till o pm 80
Evening star., 1951-04-30
COLORED
$3.50 Down-Vacant
mn T7VyA~- %rr 49,

COLORED
4615 Sheriff. rd. ne. 6 rms. and
bath, hot-water, oil heat, elec. range
and refgr.; priced .S9.25Q. Easy
terms SIJGACK WO R2Q1 3O
Evening star., 1951-04-30
SILVER SPRING

0AA GAb O1 3b4IN1
Detached brick, on lot 100xlOO: liv.
ing rm., firepl., dining rm.. kitchen
with. breakfast nook. lse. bedroom
tile bath, 1st A.; > large bedrooms
tile bath, End a.; full basement
det.. brick garage. DI, 1918 till /
pm; ewes. ana Sun, SH. 29S5.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc
Evening star., 1951-04-30
CoLORED
IOWA AVE. NV,

FIRST OFFERING of well-cared for
clean. row brick home; large Nv. rm.
din; rm.., fine kitchen. 3 bedrms. and
bsmt. with street entrance and rear
exit to spacious fenced yard. Shown
BY appointment. Phone Mr.. Dumont
WI. 1900: evenings. OR. 1856. WILL
LIAM H. SMITH CO., 6TOO Wiscon-
sin ave Rethegda
Evening star., 1951-04-30
HoUSES-SAlE-vA. (cons. }
INCOME FROM

One apartment. live in the other.
/, Brick home about yrs. old This
building will stand your closest in
Spection. Price, $3.50. For ap.
mi nj Mt q col
Evening star., 1951-04-30

In that refined Observatory Circle
area, beyond 34th and Mass. ave
NV; attractive masonry home of
8 rooms, 2 baths. finished attic,
maids room and bath slate roof,
hot-water heat, open fireplace. g
car garage. Eve. phone TE. 2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13

almost gain supplies january J.
The outside Cevelanddo95 percent compared To
proper increased 409 per supplies eaa .eatsaae
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
L4gOR AND soclALIZED MEDICINE

One f he best statements yet to appear on the subject Of
aocaly-d medicine made in speech before
he House f Delegates Of The American Medical Association
By William l. Huteheson president Of he United Brotherhood
o Carpenters and Joner Of America and vice president OF
The hE eli L.
When the government given authority to tell group Or
profession where and how its members work. other
arega of profession can be safe forlon9' he said.
@ dasever comes 10 America when Uncle Sam usurps The
power dictate 10 doctors under health plan it will be
sad day or carpenters If is logical to nationaIze fhe
msdea profession to get medical service for the
equally logical 10 nafonaze the home construction industry to
gel roofs over +be heads Of he lower income groups.
Carpenters want 10 be free agens free to work where they
@nt free 10 negotiate the terms Of their wages and working
condition. through collective bargaining; yes free to
leave aa industry and fry their luck at something else If The
spirit Them They viii retain these freedoms only long
at other groups retain theirs.
Me all in fhe same boat when IT TO socialism If
industry profession one line Of work soeiaIized
subjected to political control every other industry every other
profession md every other line Of work will be in danger Social
@ medicine Tor Instance IS not really separate and distinct
sss s instead part Of The infinitely large issue OF whether
are TO be free people regmented people It's high time
Fl understand thar fact Waas for the goose after
Il Is sauce for the gender.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
tcoPY pEADLlNE FRIDAY RooN
Calendar For The Week

NOTE TIs saa4e lrR regularly and tei be published
9Ia1ag z T5esd8- The service FREE Please send N
copg bg Friday noon or talking place e joaooa reeE
Copy mast submitted bcfo Friday deadae Thank Yo
Happy Needle Club meeting home Mrs II Edwards,
Wed. Feb. 14. Mrs Il. P Speasmalel, assisting
IFtVC meeting Century Club present Mrs Anet
Harbage reviewing Happy Journey
Married Ladies ThmbIe cub luncheon meeting Feb 16
at Chcoman's Restaurant
$3.50 Dance Fr Feb Q, 10 p London Armory Junior
Class London High
Junior Class London Waste Paper Drive, sat- Feb 20
Spring Fork Grange Valentine, Box Social Games party We'd
Feb IA. Z. ID.
Eochre party every Thurs. Of Hail. sponsored
Catholic Community Club
BidA Club meeting home Mrs Ernest Green Fri Feb 16
Harmony Needle Club meeting Mrs Alice Rean, Tues
February 20 Mrs Ruth Lowry assistant
London WCTU Institute home Mrs Cecil KEGS south Madison
Road. Thurs, Feb. u.s. all day.
sna Gamma Class meeting and Paper Party home Mrs Ralph
White 38 Maple ST, Monday, February 19, pm
Cldb meeting Fri Feb. 49, home Mrs John Deck 104
NJ. Madison I'd, s D.
Chapter oEs 35 Anniversary and Guest Night Thurs
Feb 15 at 8 ,.
Fairfield Booster Club Wednesday February Il Fairfield
school
Lily Chapel WSCS, home Mrs Edith keye Friday, Febru-
rs, at psnL
o Methodist Church will with Mrs Harold Bid
well Tuesday, February 20 s p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13

clal broodeF costs only about two
or three times the value of 81 pic
ait farroWing time III
Blauser says saving one pig
at farroWing time represents
about ST. Cost Of a homemade
electric brooder is less than SIS,
while commercial brooders range
from SIS to $50.
Brooders furnish heat to pre-
vent pigs chilling at narrowing
time, Blauser points out that
chilled pigs often die. They may
be crushed by the SOW as they
seek warmth near her. He advo-
Gates brooders to reduce losses at
and shortly after farrowing time
J. when three-fourths Of the
average hog raiser's total losses
occur.
Homemade brooder plans can
be obtained through offices of
county agricultural agents or
from the agricultural engineering
department at the university.
Blauser cautions farmers to
use heavy enough Wire and to
fasten brooders securely. Min
imum safe distance from bulb
to pigs is Is inches.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
HaLTHFULLY
YOURS
BY Robert "A. Vogei M. q.
Health Commissioner
Malis9n County

as Eou had appendicitis ana
needed ain operation, would you
order 3ae surgical instruments by
mai with instructions and then
go ahead and operate on your
self
SiIiy2 No more silly than or
dering false teeth, glasses and
teusses by mail!
Fitting artificial teeth is a deli
cate JOB and can only be done by
Il trained dentist. The gums must
be prepared Tor the denfure by
first removing all dead teeth and
roots. Mouth infections must be
healed up. Then, after careful
measurements, the new teeth are
fitted into place. The dentist
makes sure there are no irrita-
tlons due to- poor fit which may
cause sore mouth or even cancer.
Ordering glasses by mail IS also
sheer nonsense. You first need
complete eye examination to
rule 0at The possibility of some
eye disease and then a careful
eye test to show which kind Of
lens viii hoIp You best. Even the
frames have to be fitted to the
face TO make sure the lenses are
IL proper position in front Of the
eyes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
Suburbs Growing
More Than Cities

COLUMBUS, OHIO = The inn
preston, widely held, that the
suburbs of Ohio's big cities are
growing faster than cities them
selves is correct, states the Ohio
Development and Publicity Com
mission. This statement is based
upon an analysis of the prelimi-
nary figures for 1850 population
of the twelve metropolitan dis
tritts clustered about Ohio cities.
A metropolitan district must in
clude a central city Of $4,000 or
more.
Cleveland, Ohio's biggest city,
increased only 81 per cent in pop
ulation between 1910 and 1850.
The metropolitan district as
whole, consisting of Cuyahoga and
Lake Counties, grew lat per cent,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-13
MADISON COUNTY COURTS.

ice Beathard to Leon IT. King
and Eloise King, property on r.,
Union Street London.
Lee .1IcNcer and May McNeef
TO Denny Pruitt and Marie Pruitt,
property in village Of London.
G Harold Flax ct al to Homer
Timmons et al, lot 1f2 in Flax
Ee-subdivision OF lots { to II.
inclusive in M. A. Bateman adj
dition to village Of London.
For land heretofore owned by
Thomas j. Stutson conveyed bv
Sheriff Harold R. B1dwelI, Sher-
iff TO s. l.. Hall and Marjorie G..
Hall, 386.25 acres in Oak Run
Township S50,9850O.
For land heretofore owned by
owen TIafbage conveyed by TIar-
old r. Bidwell, Sheriff, to Walter
+. Florence 215.3 acres in Mon
roe Township, S21. $4,000.
For land heretofore owned by
Elizabeth Harbage conveyed by
Harold r. BidWeIl, Sheriff, to
Charles E. Carr, 10417 acres in
jefferson township, S20.10000.
Wilson mclaughlin et al to
Charles B. Thomas et al lot G
in village Of Lilly Chapel.
Wilbur II. Hume and Virginia
Hume 10 Clyde w. Johnson and
Ruth wv. Johnson. 333,07 acres in
Deer Creek Township.