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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-09
FOR SALE

-FUh SALE
1s47 sTUpEBAKER Champion
DR. Sedan. oyerdrive. radio and
Springfield Rd. London. phone
100. -2e
WALL MOTORS can offer YOU sew
eral 1891 cars that will give
YOU good transportation Visit
our lot at Is Springfield Rd.,
London. phone 100. -2e
MAMMOTH CLOVER sEED-slS.o0
per bushel. Call 935.Jl. -2l
PERMANENT Executive. wife and
two children desire two or three
bedroom modern house. Write
10 Box 20 care Of Madison Press
office. 20
1910 STUDEBAkER = Nice and
clean. Al condition; 1888 Ply
mouth, clean and in Al con-
dition; American meat slicer,
used seven months. cheap; 290
South Main Street, priced to sell.
-21
1887 FORD TUDOR - Good con-
1dition. reasonably priced. Phone
1913, after 4:30 IN. 20
vi Il Il
farm for plow-dow top dressing
etc. with tractor spreader at the
same, price YOU pay for bag. Why
handle heavy sacks? Free SOIL
test ON request Iii will save YOU
money. All grades available. Rob-
ert q. Plymell, London, Ohio.
Phone 1439-W2. -20
TWO - Sx16 CABINS. Call 276W or
at 95 South Street. London. 30
BUCKEYE = 100 chick starter
thermostatically controlled. with
two finishing batteries complete
with castor truck. Phone 9l2-RS.
go
40 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP -
sS25 90; Al Harley ~ Davidson mo- O..
bus, very low mileage, $685.;
700-lI-S tires and tubes, 5000 mi.
$50; auto radio, Al condition,
SIC. Call 90o-J2. 20
1910 PLYMOUTH COUPE Very
good condition. Phone 326WN or
see at l69 South Walnut St-20
1876 H-FARMALL-New cultiva-
tors; II inch breaking plow Z TT.
disc. electric cream separator.
Mrs. Denver Brill phone S10-M4.
TWO YOUNG Erred
SHORTHORN BULLS = Sovereign
Rothes breeding. Lewis w. Babb,
Washington c. H., o. No. /,
Phone 1862. -22
I947 OLDSMOBILE Model IS club
sedan. 81. COO miles. Leonard Reid.
40 \. Union st, Phone 694-J. go
FOR SALE = Apples and cider.
Ohio Orchard Co. Milford Center,
Ohio. 20
ORDER GOLDEN RULE CHICKS
Feed Vitality Feed and you are
in for big poultry profits. Chicks
guaranteed to live 21 days. You
must order in advance. Phone
A. Favorite Poultry. TT
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HOG BOXES - Feeders and gates.
j. ". Reekman, Big Plain, phone
953-Jl. 30
APPLEs-Wide variety. sweet ci-
der. Nanderyooft Orchards, phone
1921 jamestown. If
APPLES - Wide variety, sweet ci-
der, NandeFYoort Orchards, phone
t7231 Jamestown If
f4AY-All kinds and straw. Lewis
Stanolis. Call 1101 after Z p. m. II
l.Hu.CO TttI EVIsfoH - n you
want to see the best in television,,
see the new Philcc et Ballenger's
If
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-09

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Evening star., 1951-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
VIRGINIA CAPE COD

JEFFERSON VILLAGE, VA.
A beautifully kept home. Full dry
gas afas Sie lot uer
moving from Virginia. Large pro-
fessionally decorated rooms. Liv.
rm. with fireplace. din. rm.. fully
equipped kitchen. two bedrooms and
tiled bath. Expandable attic. Close
$15.s5o. take over vet. mortgage
of $64.11 per mo. Call Mr.. Taylor
or Mr.. Berens, jr.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-1520 K st. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1951-06-17
FIRST COMMERCIAI,
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE CLIENTS for all types of
property. MILTON F. RUPERT,
ll51 18th st. NV. DI. 5015; ewes,
EN-. 5407. on
Evening star., 1951-06-17

0o4SA ny GL1ON Win ALL CAS6.
HOMES-MD.. VA. D. c.
MIR. QUICK, RA. 341S. 23s
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
Call Mr.. HILL, ME. 2137, IA. 1857,
Evening star., 1951-06-17
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERrY-sALH

Mr.. BALTIMORE BLVD. MD.-42x
soft; cinder blk. bldg; lge; lot: reas.
81 g1o2; ( 2;r g Or T,,s eyes, Ok, 2253;
industrial grounds adjoining rail-
70 r9ad, 75c So. IT. WINSTON C.
DET. BLDG, approx. 5000 50. IT. on
15,000-sq.. #. lot; complete apt. on
2nd f.: ideal for cleaning plant, or
light manufacturing. More ground
ayailable, if desired. Sell or lease.
90 ACRES Of heavy Industrial prop
erty on main line railway; near all
other transportation; on hard-sur.
faced road, c. H. PEARCE. WA.
7009. WA 63OS. III
NUMBER ONE HWY, Arlington
300-foot frontage; 10000 square
& SON: Ma. 1926. Oh. -3739. -22
ACREAGE on B. & o. RR. and main
highway. EN-. 0316. is
D, c., CLOSE N-2S.200 SO. #. of
level yard, with lge. shed and three
5-ton cranes; ideal for handling
heavy material. A. M. ROTH. RE.
1880. Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-17

X ST. NEAR MEDICAL CENTER
Entire 2sstory bldg. with English
basement, containing approx. 1,4O0
So. IT; reasonable rental; poss. in
90 3T1,,SI days; Consult SHANNON &
h.w!, nScHS IA Ca 2s4Bs Realtors 1905 H. H st.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-Two-story brick
warehouse-;type bldg. in 2nd comm
zone in the center of city; about
$4,000 so. it.; six attractive offices;
3 men and women toilets: steam
heating system (stoker); large 1st-
II. area on cor, suitable for retail
or display. purposes, balance space
excellent for storage. garage, light
mig. or service; ramp to End A.;
1mmed. poss.; reasonable rental.
Consult SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
6Raesaltors. 1906 H st. NV. MA.
L sT. NV. near 18th, 2 lge. roc rooms,
500 SO. it, in whole or in part.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO, Realtors,
1910 < 81. NV, Metropolitan 5400.
1915 CONN. AVE. South of underpass,
2nd and 3rd floors available at low
,I23 I023 10th st; NV, Ma. 0587.
So. tt: lst commercial. freight and
passenger elevators Rear loading
dock Suitable for Offices or retail
store. kAsS-BERGER. INC. EN-.
l.sOO UsABLE SO. FT.. centrally To-
Gated Suitable for ofices or other
business use. Low rental. Ma. 1854.
1851 GEORGIA AvE.-store and and &
qasltsfS q@s asoys kS suissSIs Ssss 0f'ss ord or w.
OVER 5000 SO: TT.-27 rms. in
For. lease to ] tenant; very reas.
rent gs1 Can Mr.; BIRcKHEAD. pI.
doors ooHa sDproz AN4 aoSo Cost is ff sait
a3, a5le storage studio, clubs. etc. EX.
4s56 coRDELL AVE-, Bethesda27-
room house, ami. oil, gas. elec.
ss saFgs sotR tRRaFs1ns 81. I4s 9DsR building
at K st; ground floor; suitable for
foI offices; GUARANTY REALTY,
INC, 1923 10th st: NV. Ma. 05s7.
ep9T0x; op9Tsv d8S1 85 300 IT,; immed. Occup
sf0EE.ss9 ft0SaE1 Ss9t by AZ; vacant: Silver
Spring, Md. 500 per mo; Also lge.
6Smt: rm., concrete f., $50 per mo.
1863 Gs3Si BaSN1NG RD. N.E.-wili NEwH9 re-
rents 1fei ma. a iqos. fqt tenant; reasonable 1a
WAREHOUSE. fireproof bldg, S5x34,
douole-deck reinforced concrete load
ing platform, IA acres expansion
poSSl6ilitles; close to hwy. No. L.
Can PETER J. HAGAN, UN. 1856,
NR. MAINE AVE. AND N ST. S.W.-
Good-Sized brick building, ideal for
oftlce and storage of several trucks:
reasonable rent. RE. 2137, TR.
CHURCH or for organization; brick
bldg, on u acre. 4704 18th NV;
open; terms. GE 1171
Evening star., 1951-06-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
Vienna. Va, Vienna 465

21O9 I4th ST. N.w.-s-story, fire-
resistant bus. bldg. A #. wide by
70 it. deep; beautiful front and dis
play show windows; oil heat: con-
yeyor to 2nd A.; good for radio,
hutors; elec.. and janitor supplies;
printers. lithographers, typewriter
and bus. machines. furniture, uphoI-
stering. elec. motors, etc. Reasonable
rental. Immed. poss. Consult
SHANNON d ,LUCHS Co, Realtors,
2346. -17
Evening star., 1951-06-17
GARDEN APTS.
FOR REAL, INCOME

This firm has 2 fine lately const,
garden-type apt. bldgs. for sale.
They are in better-than-a n-average
loc.. have. both 1, 2 and 8 bedrm.
units and every ultra.mod. const.
financed and will show an 1870 OF
better cash income on capital In
vested. A minimum of S45, ,0OO
cash is necessary or a deal involv-
ing your present property in trade
may be considered. For details to-
day call Ia. 6538.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. TX. 1911,
Evening star., 1951-06-17
$23 ,5O0-3-UNIT APT.
AnTdAY a

rakoma Park brick. 2 apts.. 2 bed
is: extra ra rm aSs With pvt Ped5M bath. AlsH All
priv, entr. and pvt. baths. Beau
tiful lot. 50x100. Owner says must
sell at once. Dir: Out Piney Branch
I'd. to Flower ave-, right approx. A
blks. to Hudson ave-, right / blk. to
Rsa1&@ ReaneEs ISVr9sST fsft t1 sSl5 iNa aHd sign
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Reliance Home-S13, 600

Vacant, immediate possession; l year
old; 3 bedrms. all good size; COM
bination dining and living rm., lax
asphalt tile floors: GE oil burners
and GE range Corner lot 90x90;
first trust, $4,000; 42o 25-yr. G.. I.
loan at S52.79 per mo. $500
down; balance $1,000 second trust;
$25.14 per mo-, 5 yr. Open Sun.
] to 6. Dir: Drive to Fairfax court
house one block past Main to Sager
Turn left 2 blocks. right l BLOCK
to 800 Holbrooke ave. to open sign
BURNERS REALTY CO., 440l Fair.
tax dra CH. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

BETHESDA - Industrial; any type
End d, easement and SiSdsf parEins: SSs 4SS6
Bethesda ave.; also have building
or, lot 42x140,. at. 4717 Miller ave.i
will rent or sell all or part. is
SO. 200 so. FIT. OF ground centrally
MA 5aS5.
ROSSLYN-Up to 16,44O SO. #. OF
space; 1000 So. it. free span, with
15-ft. ch.; ideal for laboratories,
etc. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. 10
Evening star., 1951-06-17
INVESTORS BULLETIN

"a UNITS
Located lust over the District line
In Chevy Chase, Md.-le-yr.-ol ole
garden-type apt. bldg; annual inc
SlS.140: each apt. has ] bedrm.
ny. rm. .-dinnette, kit. and bath;
an units have cross ventilation. A
oeaut. bldg: and beaut. invest.
23 UNITS-BRIGHTW
Low, income $4,000 a year. Par
Tally $4,000 in cash and balance
in ] trust. viii snow excellent
return for property in this supreme
location. With great potentiality
Tor increased income.
II UNITS
Garden-type property located in ex-
ceptlonally good S.e. area. Approxi-
mately SIS. 900 year income with
excellent financing makes this q
y, very good investment on today's
6 UNITs-BU1LT 1850
Sell f,contained gas and heat in each
unit; approximately $4,000 cash
occurred; annual income approx
4 UNIT APT.
%. .0OO cash. bal. one trust, show,
better than, 23Go return on invest
ment, detached brick bldg. with side
porches;. property in excel. cond
Ine best buy in Washington for Z
small investor.
CALL OUR OFFICE DAILY FROM
am. to pm. regarding any al
tne ABOVE or ask us about many OF
ur, OUT ,atther ,oather fine investment prop
BERENTER g. CO.. ia. 433O
Evening star., 1951-06-17
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A M ROTH. RE 1880.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
AN UNUSUAL
INVESTMENT

2S15 Quarry rd. n.w.-An apt. bldg
for S42 500. This bldg. is situated
SIa.i on ,o77 So. it.. in a most idea
frontages on 2 streets. Harvard st
and Quarry I'd. Ground offers al
investment opportunity with ever,
possibility of future enhancement
ground valued at approx. $3.50 pc
So. it. "a fair value); price Of S42,
o00 represents fair price for grount
free; apis. rent for 5000 annually
oherira fair return on investmen
right now. with excellent possibilit,
to build large apt. house her
In the future. For further informa
ton. cal! Mr.. GERBER, EN-. 492:
Evening star., 1951-06-17
L'Amour, ToujourS, l'Amoul

L'Amour, Toujours, lAmour
GOVE ALWAYS, LOVE-
win be your reaction when you see
this spotlessly clean brk. bungalow
in N Arl.: excel. liv. rm. with flrepl
and door. to side screened porch
din. rm. has twin corner cupboards
and the kit.i | ! deserves these ex-
clamation marks; breakfast bar:
cabinets galore; sunny and bright
There Is den or bedrm. with built
in bookshelves on the 1st a. and
half bath; upstairs, 9 lge. bedrms,
with lge. closets and fully tiled bath
The rec. rm. is completely paneled
and there is. furnace rm:. work
bench and laundry area besides:
outside entrance to q beautifully
shrubbed corner lot; lear det. gar.
and barbecue pit, close, to- both
down; total price, S19.950.
ARLINGTON REALTY co,
2212 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ow $500
-17
Evening star., 1951-06-17

ALEXANDRIA. 2415 Mt. Vernon ave.
---2d-floor office rooms. in suite or
single; modern building; parking
fessional use. AL. 314S. TIE 2941s
BOND BLDG. s.w. corner 14th st.
and N. Y ave. NV. A few
vacancies now available in this
well-located bldg. Single rms. at
S25 and S65; dble. rms. at S106
and -$125. KASS-BERGER. INC.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED wAREHoUsEs-Large in
dustrial f1rm wants 10. 10 or 10000
square feet warehouse space, not
necessary be flreproof. can use space
outside; Washington, Virginia or
Maryland. 10 or IL miles; rent
must be reasonable; want soon as
possible. Box 452-D, Star.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-09
1m'f Nothing Too Rugged For Us:
NEW YORK


You HAVE TO TEAR UP THE RULEBooK and start all
you try something your folks
And that's Off live either. You can't freeze
can't burn DEATH can't Guidance outle
fight uconnive, talk out play or ouwork EN- No matter
L. * at the record the white folks your folks land min
like the Georgia,
NatchE Mississippi Chot enoughp not let's
owns Sarasota Florida Baton Rouge in louisiana Segune
Memphis itself Birmingham In Alabama, Five
North Carolina anywhere in South Carolina OF
mentioning Of these towns and the amount OF heat
found there take consideration manmade heat
that generated boiling coal oil heated for immersion
baptianal purposes.
But could good explain
todays population chat goody portion
Guiana aron Scotia
up top
being suspected Of plot for surrcction against being
held slavery in British Guiana few generations later Nova
Baby" white prefghters
toy ducks So they can't freeze US to death
vuEN THEY FIGURED THAT we couldn't take too much
though ancestors from Africa and they
shipped whole boaoads Of to india China and Burma
Thermometer registers casual lao the
After the ships brought
big and utterly healthy exIs from the Obi than
where else, save, perhaps the South Pacific
figured couldn't talk unt produced Ralph BUNCHE
Bill re BINSON oudanced We have empty bellies and ragged
attire outplay Returning TO original theme
that sometimes providing that number
first ether somebody not white and
They sewing up living a Negro
patient although this Negro the first IT,
Now they frequently such patients Somebody kidnapped
Negro baby from incubator New York hospital The doctors
would survive without
The baby found weeks later In the
kdnaper little coorcd girl who had fed the child liquor.
Of brought
Md healthier than
with coored found In Chicago alley In deep freeze
viii live after thawed
cook iron and play pokeno like anybody else.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-09

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Evening star., 1951-01-11
.ScoIori axes Fioht
Against Syracuse
Pay Cut to NBA

Fred Scolari was to take his
contract difficulties with Syracuse
to President Maurice Podoloff of
the National Basketball Associa-
ton today.
Freddie was high-scorer of the
Caps, who were disbanded this
week. He was told by Leo Ferris,
director of the Syracuse team,
that he would have to take a Is
per cent salary cut for the re-
mainder of the season and pay
his own way to Syracuse.
Scolari said Ferris told him he
couldn't pay him any more, nor
take care of his expenses, because
then he would be paid more than
the other Syracuse little men"
Meanwhile most of the other
Caps started to break up house.
keeping. Bill Sharman was the
first to leave, as he was due in
Fort Wayne for a conference with
the Pistons today. Bones McKin-
ney and Frank Kudelka both
signed contracts with the Boston
Celtics yesterday and will play
against Philadelphia this week
end.
Evening star., 1951-01-11

more picks and more shots. Ex-
perience has helped me, too"
The Eagles, usually slow start
ers. hope to get off to an early
season win over their traditional
rivals. Last year the Johnnies hit
Gonzaga in losing streak and
pasted it handily, but after Kozik
had switched to a zone defense
and hit winning stride, Gonzaga
came back to avenge the loss by
Is points, 55-40.
A loss to DeMatha in the first
game of the season kept Con-
Zaga from a chance at the title
last year. st. Johns swept it's
other league foes to win the
crown, but the Eagles have a
good chance for the 1851 cham
pionship and are after win
over the Johnnies to make the
going easier.
The teams stack up as close to
even. both having 80 marks in
league play. The Eagles have lost
to the American University Fresh
men and strong CIV High in out
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Cleveland Gives Doby
Handsome Increase
BY the Assoeiofed Press

CLEVELAND, Jan. 11.-Larry
Dolby. Cleveland's slugging center
fielder, has signed a 1851 contract
that calls for a handsome in
crease" ." the Indians announced to-
day.
Dolby. first Negro ever to wear
an American League uniform, will
be drawing a salary this year
close to 100000, sources close to
the baseball team say.
Last season, Dolby led the club
with a batting average OF 1926,
drove in 102 runs and swatted 25
home runs. He played in the ALL
Star games of 1949 and 1850.
. Late in 1947, when Bill Veeck
was running the Indians, Dolby
Joined up-without previous ma
jor league experience. The fol-
lowing year. he batted .301 and
hammered IA home runs, all the
while learning a new job, center
field He always played second
base in the Negro leagues.
He dropped to .280 in 1949, but
increased his RBI total from 66
to IS and boosted the homers
to "a.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
nj Plans Radio Policy
To Help Minor Clubs
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Presi-
dent Ford Frick and National
League club owners will meet
here today to discuss radio policy
that will offer as much help to
the minor leagues as possible.
"Our meeting will have nothing
to do with the World Series
broadcast or even the contracts
by individual clubs for their local
outlets" Frick said.
Primarily, we are going to try
to find out what we are going to
do about chain broadcasting.'
Frick said, We've got to help
minor league baseball. We'd be
silly if we didn't. What broad
casters of big league games can
do to help is to sell minor league
baseball to fans
The effect of television on
major league clubs may also be
discussed. Only last week it was
learned that the Justice Depart
ment's antitrust experts were
going to take another look at the
adio-television dcast ng
rules and it is believed some nego-
tiation will be undertaken to
make changes before the 1851
season opens.
Evening star., 1951-01-11

ord reads: 16 against Anacostia,
Is against st. Anthony's, Is
against Friends, IA against Cool
idge, 81 against DeMatha, 18
against Roosevelt, 20 against
Hyattsville, "a against St. Paul's,
13 against the A. U. Frosh and
Is against George Washington.
Foul shots are another of Ger
ry's specialties. He made seven
for nine in the DeMatha game
and proved in the St. Anthony's
battle that pressure doesn't affect
him at the free throw line.
LeCompte's foul shot in the last
20 seconds gave the Eagles a one
point win over the TONES.
The Gonzaga ace, a product of
the CYO League. wants to con-
tinue his basketball in college,
specifically at Georgetown. Le-
Compte played two years with st.
Martins, first in Junior CYO play
and then in the intermediate
league, before coming to Gonzaga.
This is the 19-year-old's third
year on the varsity but he's never
been as good a scorer before. "I
Evening star., 1951-01-11


Gehrmann didn't East again that winter and Little
Willie finished the of the campaign unbeaten He just
becoming familiar with American indoor tracks at the time of
the Wanamaker Mile and by winters end they calling him
the the distance in the world Final details
of Sykhus here being negotiated today
WHY is 1T mers have color that the unusual
often is associated with the mile is battling there it is
had Joey Ray Cunningham
Bill Bonthorn little Sidney Wooderson when
from England Cunningham Venzke the Rideout
twins and Fenske in the Princeton Mile dripped with color
Come to think of it, that controversial mile if
there was 1t did nothing to improve good
will Little bespectaced Wooderson pride the empire
off with the leaders, along the route there
Jam and Wooderson pulled up Short finally finishing dead
last and white with He accused of the Rdeous of
humping him. memory and beat it back to England
Motion pictures or less bore out his charges.
Gehrmann, of course involved in contro
verSial which last years Wanamaker Mile 1t will be
recalled that Fred Wilt lost the longest decision record
II months after the run, Gehrman not Wilt
declared the winner.
The two hit the tape almost abreast The two
place judges voted for Wilt The single Judge voted
for Gehrmann. So did the lone third-place judge.
Your decisions don't count" the latter judges told
"You aren't judging the winner"
, THE SECOND PLACE JUDGE replied in effect: mo but
I'm judging the runner-up say that
And the place judge sad Well know my boy John
Barry, finished third because he was behind Wilt"
So that made it 22 and Mr. Avery Brundage chief judge
cast what apparently decisive ballot Wilt
This did not please everybody concerned and
strange appeal made to the registration
mee, which upheld Wits victory Then another committee
oVeruled the verdict and finally the AAU appointed special
committee to determine the winner.
Eventually they made it stick for Gehrmann the recent
National Washington wrong
with consulting the pictures taken by the electric eye the
tape?
Why somebody got in the of the the pic
lures proved nothing Such things happen meets
OF COURSE, THE STAR winner doesn't neces-
sary have to be Gehmann syhuis Thee be four other
crack mler in the including Al Homberg Tennessee
fresh off winning the Sugar Bowl Mile
Winning the Sugar Bowl like winning the Wood Memorial
in of the Kentucky Derby like the victos
chances in the bigger tests ahead.
Tommy Kirwin running unattached and Jack Stayon
of Purdue youngsr with world of promise can't be
fellow who we'll might take it all the
Curtis Stone
the race o watch