davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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d. c. Fire Losses
Rise; Cost to u. S.
Hits New Record

Fire losses in both the District
and the Nation climbed in 1851
over 1850.
According to the National Board
of Fire Underwriters, the national
loss through fire amounted to
$731 .405, 900 last year as against
$688 .460. 900 for the previous year.
Fire losses in the District. as
estimated by the Fire Marshal's
Office, were 1881 ,130 in 1851 and
only $1.573,335 in 1850.
While the national figure is an
all-time high. the Districts is more
than 100000 below the record
figure which was $2,153.804 in
1923.
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and police began looking for the
owner or operator of each place
1t. Todd Thoman of Inspector
Lutz's morals squad said under
cover operatives paid admission
fees to enter each of the clubs.
The latest move is another step
in Inspector Lutz's campaign to
strike at operators of AFTER hours
clubs with license law violations
charges. On February "a charge
of operating without a restaurant
license was brought against the
Topside Club. 1900 block of Four
teenth street NV. That case is
scheduled for trial in Municipal
Court tomorrow.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
SOCIETY-CLUBS-RECIPES
Police Crack Down on 3 Clubs
For After-Hour Operations

In new drive against after
hours clubs, Inspector Clarence H.
Lutz today charged an official of
one establishment with operating
unlicensed public halls and sought
officials Of two others.
Al Glickf1eld of the Downtown
Club, 900 block Of E street NV,
posted $25 collateral on the charge
today for appearance in Municipal
Court tomorrow.
Two men brought in respectively
from the 735 Club. TOO block of
Eighth street Sc, and the Plea
dilly Club, 1900 block of Four
teenth street NV, were released
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Tankers Proceed Unaided
After Crash Off Smith Point
By the Associoied Press


NORFOLK, Mar. 1.-Two tank
ers collided today in Chesapeake
Bay about z miles northeast of
Smith Point, the Coast Guard re-
ported.
A Coast Guard dispatch re-
ported both tankers were proceed
ing under their own power after
the collision.
The collision occurred in a dense
fog, Coast Guard headquarters
here was advised by radio from a
Coast Guard station in the bay.
The radio dispatch did not
identify the tankers.
Smith Point is near the mouth
of the Potomac River, about so
miles north of Norfolk.
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Lodge to Hear Bricker

Senator Bricker. Republican. Of
Ohio will speak on Masonry's part
in the development of America at
a meeting of Washington Centen-
NAL Lodge, No. IA, at 1880 pm. to-
morrow in the Masonic Temple,
Thirteenth street and New York
avenue NV.
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Young |sDue
10 Testify Soon
In Crime Probe
D. c. Commissioner
May Appear Thursday
At Senate Inquiry
By John v. Horner

commissioner John Russell
Young was represented today as
ready to testify soon, perhaps
Thursday, before the Senate Dis
trict Crime Investigating subcom-
mittee.
The Commissioner has been Ill
at his home here but is expected
to return to his Office tomorrow
His attorney, Daniel B. Maher,
said he notified the crime COM
mittee that Mr.. Young now is
available as a witness. Accord
ingly, Chairman Nicely is expected
to schedule a closed meeting of
the Senate probers to hear the
Commissioner.
1t will be Mr.. Young'S second
appearance before the subcom-
mittee but the first in which he
will have testified. Several weeks
ago he went to the Capitol on
request of the Senators but was
not examined because of objec-
tions raised by Arnold Bauman,
counsel to the crime committee.
Protest on Attorney.
MIR. Bauman protested the pres
ence Of Mr.. Maher in company
with Mr.. Young at the executive
session. The counsel said Mr..
Maher was not entitled to attend
the closed meeting because he had
testified as a witness in public
hearings and also had represented
ex-Police Chief Robert j. Barrett
the first crime witness.
After Mr.. Young was excused
the subcommittee obtained writ
ten arguments from Mr.. Bauman
and Mr.. Maher on the latter's
right to sit with the Commmis-
sioner at executive sessions. The
Senators are expected to pass on
the issue when Commissioner
Young next appears.
Mr.. Maher contends any citi-
zen is entitled to counsel of his
own choice and says the question
is not affected by his own activi-
ties, as cited by Mr.. Bauman.
Probing Dope Traffic.
The subcommittee public hear
ingS will be resumed in about two
weeks. with attention focused on
narcotics trafficking.
Meanwhile. members are hold
ing executive sessions to question
persons with knowledge Of the
dope peddling racket here.
Attending today's session were
Senators Hunt of Wyoming and
Pastore of Rhode Island, both
Democrats. One Of the witnesses
was a woman, the other a man.
Committee sources would not
Identify either.
Afterwards, Mr.. Bauman stated
the subcommittee plans no other
executive sessions on dope ped
ding for the immediate future but
hopes to reconvene Thursday
to hear Commissioner
Young. At that time, he said, the
members may request a Senate
arrest warrant for Thomas F.
(Uncle Tom) Kelly of Chicago,
general manager Of Continental
Press, a race wire service.
A subpoena was issued for Kelly
several weeks ago and his lawyers
were notified he is wanted for
questioning but nothing has been
heard from him.
Mr.. Bauman indicated the prob
ers would return later to a con-
sideration of Washington's organ
lied gambling rackets and reports
Of police payoffs.
The committee counsel said he
may appeal to the Commissioners
for a study of Police Inspector
Albert I. Bullock's failure to an
swer a financial QUESTIONABLE
sent him a month ago. The Com
nissioners previously instructed
policemen receiving the Senate
to fill them out and
return them within 10 days.
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OF the frater-
nifty at $50
pm. Friday in
t he National
Press Club.
The princi-
pal spe a k er
will be Jess
Larson, Cen
eral Services
AdniniStr a tor.
General Chair
man Raymond
r. Dickey an
nounced that
LIE on I'd P.
Walsh nreSi-
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Della Tau Delta Plans
To Mark Birthday

Members Of Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity will honor brother at
torneys at a dinner marking the
93rd anniversary of the founding
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.Sufety Board to Meet

The Montgomery County Safety
Board will meet at 8 pm. Thurs
day in the Courthouse. Rockville.
Md.
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HOUSES FOR sALf--MD

$500 DOWN-2-bedrm. siaingle bunga.
Full bsmt. Viers Mil Village. So.
$50. BY owner. Call 10. 5-241S,
$3.50 DOWN, brand-new brick ram
bier: liv. rn1. with din. L." 3 lge.
bedrms.. equip. kit: conv. to school.
JU. S-932S.
2:APARTMENT HOME in Takoms
fr: rents for $50: God h.-w.h; oil beat;
RONER. Realtors. ~. 5-611l.
WE HAVE AT THE present time
several unusually attractive prop
critics in the Sandy Spring neighbor-
hood ranging in acreage from y te
up Our listings also include sev
eral properties in that section oi
Howard County within commutins
distance Of both Wash. and Balti.
more. Ask operator for Fultor
S-2421. SANDY SPRING REALTY
RANBLER-New--t acre of ground
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. gear gar; on
Falls ID: Potomac area. Terms.
8 LGE. RMS, 2 baths, oil h.-w.h.
storm wind. porches, lovely view
Makes nice rest home. IA acres
1O7le ST MARGARETs WAY-Brick
rambler, open Sunday: 3 hedrms.,
lge. living rm. freolacn GE Eitch-
en-: S17.50n' or best offer. Georsia
ayr a,wht to q 1000 loo s,eh block left BLOCK
a,csl41.. BEATTY INVESTMENT
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

O,5OO-Modern brick
Colonial. 8 rms. 1repl.. paneled
IscEs: rm.; screened porch: yids lot
Earl T. WRIGHT. OIL. $4,000. OIL.
sETHaEsDA, PARKwooD - s24.5oo:
brick Cape Cod. on large wooded
fenced lot: liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
Y bath and den or bedrm. on 1st
mr.; = lge. .bedrms. and bath on End:
full light hsmt.: concrete drive and
2-car parking area in rear; 3 blks
from public and parochial schools.
Out wis. ave. to Cedar lane. right
to Amherst. left to 4516. OWNER.
OIL. 2-6331
BETHESDA-2 nsv ramblers. S19.-
$50 and S21.950; 8 bedrms.. car
port, Ia baths. electric kitchen.
Rock Greek Hiils-$3s, 500: has LIST
trust OF S24, ,000:- 8 bedrms., nursery,
5 baths, Bethesda-S22. 900, q, 900
down, balance on one trust: 8 bed.
rn1s.. 0ar. RAYMOND J. LYNCH
CO.. 10. z-01A4. -14
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AGER PARK. MD.
61O4 Goth AVE.

OPEN 2 TILL DARK.
Only $3.50 down. assume CT loan.
Out Aver rd. to ,Ager Park in West
home has liv. rm., dinette and kit.
comb. . bedrms. and bath. storage
attic; gas a.-c. ht.. garbage disposal
end Bendix washer included: 6Ox
l00-ft. Anchor fenced lot. This
Petrini. AP. 7-7421. ZAGAMI RE
Atty CO. LII 7-a371.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Near So. Capitol st.-Semidetached
brick home. Six rms, modern
kitchen, tiled bath, full basement.
The terms are made to order, as
low as $1.500 down; located near
shopIing,. schools, transportation,
etc. Call Mrs. Voigt. OIL. 2-2560.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th St. NV.
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SUBURBAN RETREAT
COLORED-VACANT
anil oath ST NE.
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

Old Driek. rms: ioia Tile - bath yeas sas
only. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
IL iy43 $3.50 GSSd Hope rd' s'e'' Lu' 4-a4oo'
ANACOSTiA-vacant-open Q to s
pm. 1411 s St. Lge. row brick;
s rms. 2 inclosed porches, gas h.
VIII: garage; $4,000 down. HART
Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-640o, LII,
AN;AccossTIA-1,ss. Oct; asbestos .,t, $ shin hi.
nSS down sa1azf askrMAN IA foEnsI REALF9 ~
LU. 4-34oo. LII. $3.50.
ANACoSTIAIvacant-open :, ? to 8
rms; and bath ead Zach each; ii .1Si 6;T%n; i
@ Really. ~ Soo nc. 1s4s Ss1 Good W Hope nd. I'd.
Sc. LU. 4-340O, LU. 4-39S2.
ANACOSTIA-1S27 w st.-Det.;
lge. rms. tile bath. bsmt.. gas h
Mas Maps FEAITY. "a: s. nT IEc 1870 lsts o29a GT
cAPiToi iinS5 H1LL-on Carroll st., in
center Of restoration area. Flat
front brick for sale under condition
that purchaser develop property for
ssooo to 4st asf Write eFss
tSah ssafi fHiE1GHrs-eo-foot- front
semidet. brick; 6 rms. tile bath.
rec: rm.,. gas heat; lge. level lot
with Anehor fence; priced for quick
fss me- Is 45 Soe Good Hops 1S EEALI9 SEA- III
4-34O0, LU. 1876.
DISTRICT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ex-
pandable attic, brick bungalow; good
cond.; lot 50x140. Open l to 2 pm.
73l Foster st. LU. 4-1230.
block off Pa. ave,
brick Cape Cod nsalow. fun bsmt;,
slate roof, screened porch. DISPOSAL,
REALTY CO., INC, I345 Good Hope
rd. Sc. LU. 4-340O. LU. 2-5976.
RAMBLER-5 rms. and
bsmt. 6sn. on ...I street e level Level; buIlt,in "a:
$4,000 down. Open. 2 to > pm.
Out Pa. ave-. left on Carpenter st.
to Highwood dr. 1921. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. LU. 4-3400, LU. 1850.
..ts RES; AREA AREA 1dsm, des ,ssb; sFb
h.-w.h.: lovely setting: choice ioca-
ton: vacant; out-of-town owner
wants offer Frank 8; Phillips, DI.
si,5Oo down PAfMEST-Excei. g.
rm., brick semidet.; 3 bedrms..
equipped kit. full bsmt., gas heat
Cony; loc. JU. 9-0424: ewes. LA
HONE elSi'Vi AND 1NcoME-s14.ssoEtAs.
sumo 40 loan; modern 3-bedrm.,
2h-bath, semidet. brick; LIST A..
powder rm., full din rm. and large
kitchen: plus newly furnished bsmt.
apt. with equip. kitchen and bath.
pvt. entr.; gas heat; near Boiling
Field; bus. at door; convenient 70
schools and shoppins. Call OWNER,
SUM-, 2-5-Shipley
Ter; semidet. brick. 5 yrs. old; 6
rms; excel. cond.; wall-to- wall car
pets PETS REG rm Too new We'tsnshSsss aostSsIs
ave: Sc. cor. 2srd. RUBIN. 70.
3.9716 after sun:
1916 PARK PLACE S.E.-pet. brick
corner; 6 rms, 2 inclosed porches
gas h.-w.h.. full bsn1t.. built-in gar
age, new gas stove and GE refgr.,
attic cooling fan: new-house cond
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP. LU
1891, Ii. 3-SO69. Lu. 4.39O9.
NEAR 18th AND GOOD HOPE RD.-
Asbestos shingle; 8 rms: 3 double
size bedrms.: gas h:-w.h.; garage;
S1l, 500. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e., LU. 4-340O,
LII 2-6l7R
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WHEATONCREs1

FIRST offering of beaut-. 3.bedrm, br.
ramblers with features to- delight
the discriminating purchaser. All
elec;; kit: incl. dishwasf1er. disposal.
4O-in. elec. range 80 dairy bar
refgr; ref - sliding door closets; select
tile bath; full daylight hslnt. with
partial. bath: large. Handicapped lots
conv. to schools. churches. transp.
finest materials and workmanship
throughout. FHA-inspected and ap-
proved WOODLAND HOMES INC.
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SPENCERVILLE

tON ROUTE 1881
white masonry bungalow. on h-acre
lot. bedrms.. bath, liv. rrn. with
nrepi., mod. kit, separate din. rm.
Hardwood oak floors. Basement
with laundry: Lear built-in garage:
recreation room space. Expandable
insulated attic. Oil hot-water heat,
with Dashboard radiation. This
nome has to be. seen to be appre-
ciated. Can be seen, anytime. night
or day. Call Evergreen 4-2l49. --I5
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.

HEAD-2-bedrm. BUNGALOW;
$500 cash or best offer. 90 Gly-
mont rd.: Potomac Hts. Indian
SMALL ACREAGE-Sh acres; three
bedrooms, large living room with
fireplace, den. dining room, kitchen
2 BEDRMS., aluminium storm win
dows and doors; Venetian blinds;
equipped kit: phone Indian Head
44S4, 20 Circle ave-, Potomac
sMHkh Msttn'i ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, 2-sere
indian Head. S., 500: JAMES Z.
MAHONEY. HU. 3-6410. Ia
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BETHESDA

BY OWNER. LEAVING CITY
'-rm., 2-story brick home; liy. rm.
with firepl.. separate din. rm., g
bedrmS., finished bsmt. rec. rm.,
screen porch. IN Go FHA loan. Ideal
location. close to schools. Direc-
tons: Out Visions sin past E-W hwy.
rleht on ao Shase ave: and right to
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SILVER SPRING
LOVELY RESIDENTIAL STREET
Close to schools and TRANSFORMATION.
bedrms.. family-size din. rm. and
screened porch; lse.. mod. elec. Kit. !:
full bsmt.; lge. lot, fully fenced: oil
a.-c. heat; ~ tiled baths. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Moderately
priced, 4ce MORTGAGE; terms. OWNER,
203 East Indian Spring DIR. Phone
JU. S-5315. ia
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BETHESDA AREA


A group of fine homes built
on Hill overlooking WEST
BROOK SCHOOL RECREA-
TION AREA. = or :, bedrooms.
lge. "uuip. kit. tiled bath with
oNE-FLooR LIVING at 1T; it's
best. in an excel. and re-
stricted suburban area. TRADE
IN your home. Your equity
may cover down payment: 20
yr 1st trust. 4Eaos. DIREC-
TIONS: Out Mass. ave. 3
streets beyond Westmore'snd
Circle. turn right on Balti-
more ave. to Allan rd., turn
left to houses.
THE sCoTT-R0eINSON co.
BUILDERS
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SILVER SPRING - CHOICE LOcA-
TON. 3 AND 4 BEDRMS. PRICED
RIGHT. THIS HOUSE HAS EVERY
THING. For further information
with no obligation, call Mr.. Taylor,
Bldg. and Sales
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Open-1100 44th Pl.-Open
dinna iHEs room pepsee nSm' eiusroom Hn on
detached garage, gas h.-w.h.; low
payments with FHA financing. Love-
1y corner property with front and
side porches, and it's all brick.
HILLCREST REALTY. Ii. 7-4040,
10. 3-5712.
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OPEN / TO DARK

1893 Alabama ave. s.e.-Det. Cape
Cod hrcik, 8 bedrms., full bsmt.,
recr. rm., 1ls baths; paved alley;
brick gsrase: Vacant. Only Sl4.9S0.
BERGER a MOORE. INC. 20.
9-9110; eyes,. LU. 2-4976.
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cHFsrM1r R1nGr NANCE

KENSIN@TON
Brick bungalow: excellent~condition
nice lot: S16,50O. Mr.. Ryan, JU.
5-1o5S
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-o0O5
SILVER sPRING-sHowN BY ApPr.
81. 500 down buys this 2-bedrm. bun
galow, bsmt.. storm sash. awnings,
fenced lot; 4G terms.
.COLESVILLE AT FRANKLIN AVE.
o1rm. 2,bath brick. home. oil h.-w.h
$50.
4-BEDRM. HOME. ARGYLE PIX.
Bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; assume AZ loan;
only S17950.
BEERS BROS: Realtors. Ju. 5-7611.
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA'S BEST BUY
S23.95O
53o2 ROOSEVELT ST.

"Cn1H SS1SiEIsEL 81.
Beautiful, bis all-brick Colonial with
slate roof: 23-ft. living room with
fireplace. separate dining room.
powder room, well-equipped kitchen
with. dlshwasher and large screened
porch on FIRST floor; THREE excellent
bedrooms and bath on second floor;
tull basement with lovely pine
garage: beautiful wooded lot with
outdoor barbecue and large inclosed
rear yard. Directions: Out Old
GEORGETOWN rd. APPROX. / mile from
Bank Of Bethesda to Roosevelt St;
right 70 home; FRANK s. PHIL
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TRIPLEX
INDIVIDUAL UTILITIES

All-brick bldg. with 3 one-hedrm
apis. Tenants pay everything. ldeal
Is investmsnt q e home with n
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1905 Penra. Ave. S.E.
u. S-6s66. DU. 7-4767. Lu. 1-s642
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED
Possession With Deposit
z APTS VACANT

y 141 40., V11NIA4N
Handsome 3-story brick residence
with 2-car garagen-now vacant and
renovated. Trades accepted on an
automobile or any real estate stand
ing UP. Conveniently situated at 110
Quincy pl. OWNER. Elk. 3-340S or
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-10
FORREST BANKS ROBINSON

Forrest Banks Robinson was born
August 25th, 1875 at Stafford. Ohio.
and passed away May 31st. 1852 at
London, Ohio. at the age of rs years.
3 months. and days. He was the
eldest of 10 children born to John
Kennedy Robinson and Martha Glib
son Robinson. He attended public
school at Summerfield, Ohio, and
graduated from Marietta Business
College. He then became associated
with his father in General Store"
in 1897. Later he formed a new part
nership with two OF his brothers,
C. G. Robinson and r. F. Robinson.
On May 18th. 1900. he was marri-
ed to Ara A. Calland. To this union.
were born one son and two daugh-
rers; Earl w. Robinson. Mrs. Edna
Jones and Mrs. Mildred Creath. Thew
resided in Monroe County until Sept.
1920 when they moved to London.
Ohio. Here he engaged in business
with his son In the grocery store
OF the late M. j. Busic and continued
there until his death. He was pre-
ceded in death by his wife on Nov.
9Th. 1910.
He is survived by his children.
3 brothers and sisters, grand
children and 4 great-grandchildren
The two grandsons are unable to be
here at this time. as one. Richard
M. Jones, Is serving in the Army
or Occupation" in Germany, and the
other William Earl Robinson is SER
Wing In the Naval Air Force in
Jacksonville. Florida.
He led full and useful life and
Will be missed by his family and
many friends.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-10

property. At all other times and if
your dog Injuries a person or pro-
perty you pay what the court says.
In addition the law provides for
taking up animals as strays and
for punishment by way of fine.
Most of us put too much confi-
dence in our dogs behavior. No
dog can determine the legal nice
ties between an invitee and tres
pasSer.
We should also remember that
you need not own the dog to be
liable. One jury brought verdict
of $2500.00 jointly against husband
and wife, where the husband own
ed the dog but the wife was
charged with harboring So the
dog may not be yours but the
legal definition of harboring may
catch you anyway.
The risk is too great and it be-
hooves all of us to keep our dogs
thoroughly under control as other
domestic animals.
This We propose to do and We
hope that our fellow dog owners
will do likewise.
Very truly yours, +.
(Signed) A Dog Fancier
Ed. Note: The name of the
writer has been withheld but the
original letter Is on file at our Of
fices and may be seen upon re-
quest. In all cases letters to the
editor MUST BE SIGNED to re-
ceive recognition but the authors
name will be withheld upon re-
quest PROVIDED that signature
accompanies letter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-10

Guild Presbyterian Church. picnic home Mrs Howard Dorm
Guild Presbyterian Church meeting Mrs Harley Vogei 19
Park Avenue 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II
party E. Lilr Newport Pike, pm.
LFWC meeting club house London BPW Club and Daugh-
u. ", hostess clubs.
Sew-So Club home Mrs Lee Holngsworth E. High
St, k~#
THURSDAY, JUNE IL
Grange meeting, Fairfield School, $50 pm.
Somerord Community Club meeting home Mrs Jesse Hart
1890
London Girl Scouts picnic at Fairgrounds at pm
Rebka School inspection District 39 at dinner at
FRIDAY JUNE 13
supper Madison Meeting changed
H.
Church social church lawn
$50 pm.
Science Hill Grange meeting Grange Hall pm.
Big Plain WCTU meeting Mrs Glenn Tootle at
Bide-AWee club picnic home Mrs Earl Poste 80 Elm St.
$50
MIT Club picnic home Mrs. r. NJ Ardrey. West Center St
SATURDAY JUNE IA
SUNDAY JUNE Is
Regular ANVETS meeting, Lodge
Pomona Grange meeting Fairfield School, 12OO noon
London Chapter OAR Flag Day luncheon London at 1880
MONDAY, JUNE 16
PING Council meeting Mrs Hobart L. Baker E. First ST.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-10
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

Hutsler to E. P. Speasmaker, lot
II in Speasmaker's Second addi-
tion, Union township.
Jessie Fitzgerald, Columbus to
Grant M. Harris and Dorothy E.
Harris, Mt. Sterling parcel land in
village of Mt. Sterling.
Grant M Harris and Dorothy E.
Harris, Mt. Sterling to Richard T.
Wilson and Doris E. Wilson, Mt.
Sterling 99/10O of acre in Pleas
ant township.
Faye S. Liller ct al to Avis
Bockstahler, lots 2 and 8 in p.
Weber's second addition, city of
London.
Clinton Junk and Mamie Junk
to Irene Junk tract in Union
township.
Seldom Junk ct al to Irene Junk.
tract in Union township.
Eulah w. Cupp Weimer and ].
r. Weimer to Henry B. Yoder and
Esther Yoder, 948O acres in
Canaan township.
Eulah w. Cupp Weimer and j.
r. Weimer to Benjamin Yoder and
Amanda Yoder, 55.37 acres in
Canaan township. Il
Eulah w. Cupp Weimer and
j. r. Weimer to Levi j. Gingerich
and Sarah Gingerich, 60.76 acres
in Canaan township.
James c. Timmons and Ruby
Timmons to Ben H. Timmons and
Anna Lois Timmons, two acres in
Canaan township.
Emma and Seymour Dowler to
Joe Garman and June H. Garman
lot 13 in j. @. Minshall's addition
to city of London.
William H. Olinger and Flor
ence Olinger to Gladys L. Acker-
man, 2O120 acres in Somerford
and Union townships, Madison
county and Harmony township,
Clark county.
Pearl Shipley and Florence V.
Shipley to Louie Potts, tract in
Weber's Second addition to city of
London.
Pearl c. Tingley and Hazel B.
Tingley to Grover w. Baker and
Elmira Baker, lot z in Lilly ad-
dition to city of London.
Charley Weese and Helen r.
Weese to Albert F. Leaman and
Billie j. Leaman two tracts in
Fairfield ownship, Madison
county and Pleasant township,
Franklin county.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-10
CYNICAL EXCUSE

One cynical given for extending the price and
wage control law. and presenting OPS with lease
rfe is that this is politically expsdien particularly in
general election year when most Of alleged statesmen
leaning backwards trying to please all voters and ALLEVIATE
This point Of view is something of insult to the col
lecve intelligence Of the American people It PresuPpose
that they accept nnoeeny and completely nonertica the
theory that politically controlled economy better than
free fully competitive economy Our living standards by
far the highest the world The average worker enjoys
inspower that is known only TO the relative few other
nations Some Of the things that look upon virtual
necessities considered almost unobfanabe luxures else
where And all of these benefits have out of free enter
prise system.
No say whether prices would go down little
go up little if the controls abandoned and the free
market restored entirety That besides the point anyhow
The controls place costly. artificial burdens the
faciure the farmer the retailer labor and all others
ed in the production and distribution Of goods They
particularly TO the small business and barrier
TO IFS growth and progress They make elite group Of
political appoinees detators Of the economy They disrupt
the normal historical methods of doing business And in the
long they discourage incentive and needless scarcity
The controls should be struck from the statute books.