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AND SERVICE lcont. ]

REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. !,
PAPERING AND PAINTING---t,omT
99EE re-, res; satisfied customers over
20 yrs. MIR. LAWRENCE. RA. 9SoS
rhAPERING 5-room. 2-story, hall
RALPH NE NJ s SIT . .Sss II, Rss5
PAPER HANGING. PAINTrNGEIgsr
pert workmanship. III b aus.
RouoHs, LII. 2-e15s. L I9H-
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING; reduced
rGPEk h Ii SSsS2sNTE1h ISNH SSS5a s$s
ss sish'Rse!s 6g e Efas H. s sSs5 do
PAPER HANGING. paintins Free 90.
MI. Rainier. Md !, WA. 40lS. II
PAPER HANGING. painting. plaster
only. s az Casa 10. srd pTifs This wess
Ap9S sl RssV'9sRs fDsEEeesoa szE4 sel
PIAsrHRRiNG. patch work and l9 eeil.
infs our specially. Cali MI. 1882.
PLAsTERING REPAIRs-oldI and
new work; large and small; satisfac-
ton guaranteed. SH. 1854. pa
PLUMBING. HEATING-Jobbinr. re.
mooenng; Tree estimates No lob too
S Jo s.G Ss4fsnr. service. Reg. plumber.
PI1M iBHSe HEATING - Ren as
new work. remodeling, bathrooms
and kitchens completely Installed:
hot-water heaters; free estimates;
ISw monthly installments. J. sHA-
PRO, REG. PLUMBER. tn. 1900.
PLUMBING, HEATING-Repairs, new
woTk. remodelingS. bathrms. in
staHed: hot-water heaters; no job
100 iee: or small. Free estimates
PLUMBlNSGi' ' AND HEATING. M iobb,ns
and remodeling; guaranteed low
prices: 24-hr. service. AID. 1926.
PORCHES ENCLOSED, Let us make
your porch into an extra bedroom
or den; the cost is but fraction OF |
the added value to your property; |
free est. cheerfully given. Phone
t w; Sos Sd 4siS Bethesda ave. Be-
REFRlGERAToRs REPAIRED; also |
DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO. |
Days. UN: 1912; Ewes, UN. 1915. |
ROOFING, all types: new work and
and painting. A. D THOMAS, HU
17S2: Free estimates.
STONE AND CEMENT WORK-spe-
cializing In stone retaining walls,
dagstone 1patios, steps. stepping
stones. walks, drives. porches. etc.
Ca ll JERRY. LII. 1-4756.
~ REPAIRS~aGuaranteed service So.
sAntennas S25. RA. 0768 or Ii.
~ SETS repaired in home; So up;
Sat. Sun. day or night; written
~ SERYlCE-Same day; lob. guar.
Service. Ii. 3-6050. Ii. 3-2545.
1V TROUBLES? Don't gamble, have
Q qualified technician in you home
tonight; Home calls, So. TV
~ REPAIRS, SERVICE-At your
home within the hour; evenings,
week ends. AL parts guaranteed 90 II
days. Home calls. So. LU. 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
REFRIGERATORS

. Observation-Disclosures
rent refgr.. IS mo-; b. c.s largest
selection Of good used refrigerators.
ALLISON'S, 2209 18th st. NV.
Open until 8 pm. AID. 1884. 17s
Frigidaire; good cond.; S35,
q or best offer. Call WI. SILT after
REFECToRY-DINING TABLE. val
nut. good condition, suitable for
apt. or small dining rm. EN-. 1888.
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STEAM BOILER

twenty -five-h.p. National No. s-S42,
Imperial: less than 5 years old. per-
feet condition.: with or without
stoker; convertible (oi or gas); suit
RE 3013. lis
sIEEL~Rsi 6do In concrete rods
HARRIS, Ills 8. Capitol st. s:w..
late model; recondi.
toned guaranteed; S42. so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. S13 l4th st.
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EVERYTHING

Imagine being able to buy
a natural mink cape for less
than $500 or a fine mouton
lamb coat for under SIS or q
beautiful northern back musk
rat at the price OF good
rabbit. We dare you to pass up
this sale that will startle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
FIRE ESCAPE,
FURS

Nationally known New York
fur manufacturer closes out his
entire stock of fine furs to
BaSkin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Ty, 12-in.: good working order;
RADIO q TEIEv1sIoN. 62O7 Ga.
TEIEvIsIoN. philco, newspaper pic
ture size, beautiful cabinet; first
TELEv1s1oN LIFTING SERVICE
MuNTz ~. Cal 3 to 's I and s to 3
Mrs. Nichols or MRS. Frye.
TIRES 90, white-sidewall. plus tubes,
7;60x15; 2 new, $40 each; recap,
g so !. ~ cash shr VT: 6s2S -,,,s
osder kw Temote efacks
crossover, 4 switches, 75 tracks,
plus incidentals. Phone OW. 1888.
TROMBONE, Martin-committee per-
feet slide, $S5 or best offer. Also
radio-phono. wire console. VI. 1850
beautiful 2-tone rose
case: sos or best offer. 10. S-6777.
ca. SO regular and SO
t tall' . perfect condition; SIS each.
Corona portable. with
carrying case. SIS. 202s 14th st.
r39tFHEIwR1rERs. ali makes. sales,
rentals. repairs. Terms. Our 42nd
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. 1881 e. Capitol st., Ii. 3-O0S2.
S:30-6:30 incl. Saturday.
and adding machines,
used and reconditioned, all makes
and models. reduced prices for i'm
lease 81 s e. lo Ss n cEN ~ sss Soi e
14th st. NV. Ia
rYPEWRITERs - Repaired. expert
work. quick service. FALLS CHURCH
STATIONERS. JE. $3.50. LIZ
Observation-Disclosures portable;
new condition. $50: Call OW. 2007.
after 5 Q. m. or all day Sun. liz
rYPEWRITERS-4 noiseless Renting
ton-Rand: late model. at $50 each
or best offer. ME. O031 on wkdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
WASHERS-SAT,E

New aItomstiss. Special opening
to first 25 customers. SILVER
SPRING GAS & ELECTRIC CO., 944
Wayne ave-. Silver Spring, Md. JU.
S-S039. Open It'll 8 pm. -16
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SODDING
POULTRY, RABBITS 8 EGGS

Free estimates. Call Ii. 6-1510.
MR.. WIENEKE. after 8 pm. 1T
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COCKER PUPS, male, rea-
sonable. vi. 3l22.
-1s
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BASKIN FURS
Corner Sth and G NV.
OPEN SUN, 9 A.M.-3 PM.
FURS

COATS, CAPES, JACKETS
And scarfs Of every descrip-
ton; moutons to minks at 4
fraction of cost: showroom
samples: many unclaimed gar
ments left in storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
RADIO
PHONOGRAPH

= =
Let US rnodernize your present radio.
phonograph into Q new Hi-fideiity
music system by installing profes-
sional-type components available al
AUDIO CONSULTANTS.
For an entirely new conception Of
the beauty Of recorded music we
: cordially invite you to hear the
MaWlsss performance Of tho famous
MCINTOSH amplifier.
Our stan Of audio engineers will be
nappy to help you plan O truly
superior custom radio-phonograph.
Remember you benefit by our mail
order catalog prices and In turn
save shipping charges and also have
tne advantages Of our expert service
S129.50 up. Deferred PAYMENTS
San be arranged. No parking prob
1ens-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
REUPHOL STEERING

Special Sofa and chair reupholstered,
labor and material; $69; workman
ship guar. Is yrs. in same estab-
lishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
ING. 2509 14th st. NV. CO. 1881
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT for sale.
National cash register. brand-new:
deep freezer. refgr.. Chinese gas
s ss0Xe sna Is st6am ast tsble and mise
RIFLE-.22 cal. Is-in. long, shot
excel. cond.. $35. Apt. 20. 1889
MINI. ave. ne. lie
RUG, 9x12 broadloom, neutral shade,
$S5: lge. wood kit; cabinet. needs
RUGS, imported Persian. Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing: 9xl2. S49.5O; ski
S39 Y 20; other sizes proper. priced.
RUGS (2)-one American oriental,
able. Call AP. 4423. .-17 \
RUG-Persian orient. Hamadan-Fer-
Fhhan, 3x13: excel. cond.; 500 or
best offer. GIL. 1147. -17
RUG, 10x13 all-wool. triple-twist Bur-
candy Broadloom with pad: practi-
cally new. OIL. 1889. -17
RUGS-Oriental and Chinese. room
and scatterS; prices reduced. RARE
RUG. Domestic Oriental; worn, Gift.
Gin lift $50; with ozite pad,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
RUGS. NEW

12x27 It. 8 inches. Christians best
grey twist: reg. S594. 95-sale
S444.95. Save $3.50. 9x12 i'm
ported Oriental designed, reg. 500.
now $685.. 27x1 S-inch au-wool
samples, finished edges, now 2S
FURNITURE, $500 Conn. ave-. WO.
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=. FURNITURE.
All kinds Of furniture wanted. Ii.
Furniture wanted at once,
entire home or odd pieces.
Also want piano, refrigera-
tor, gas range. Please cali
Mr.. Grady, MA. 2679.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
GAS RANGES


36-in. white enamel. tnsul.; oven
CONTROL: like new: $39.95. AT
LANTIC. S07 v st. NV, NO. 1921 :.
GLASS-All types glass work; plate,
WlndoW, wire, plastics. mirrors; any
size or shape. Glazing contractors.
special prices for Feb Mar. MILES
GLASS CO., Ii. 6-1234.
GUNS-New ana USED, Dought and
sold. All types fishing tackle. Open
evenings. TRADING POST. 1886
NJ 81. NV. MI. $3.50.
HEARING AID, Bell Tone. cheap.
Perfect condition. Box ASK. Star.
HEATERS, 2 oil-burninR, 1 hot-wster
heater, l electric stove. XII. $3.50.
HEATER. oil. Kenmore, 2-pot burn
er with 5-gal. coptainer. JU.
8-4368. between 60. III
HEATERS AND STOVES
stove. 16ii III I'll II; G n'W.. s NH s AA
BED, very reasonable.
Call 10. 2-S364 weekdays after 6,
p III ssy Sat ( i and Sun; Is
ing equipment. 240la 14th St. Sc.
Frigidaire console; almost
new pew Cost .s sS29; take sl@o. Phone
Law aGRan Bo oeSSze: should u.s. tr,
US for new and used law books. Ma
TIONAL Law BOOK CO., lilo 18th
st. NV. National S455).
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LOCKERS

LOCKERS
EACH. PRICE. s4.25 EACH. WITH
SPACE FOR HAT ATTACHMENT
FOR LOCK. EXCELLENT CONDI-
TON: FREE DELIVERY. FREE
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
LUMBER & MILLWORK
CUT PRICES
Reduced prices on all items listed.
NOW is the time to buy and SAVE.
1x3 std. prefinished white oak and
red oak 1g.. 23c; 1x3 No; 2 com
non oak fls.. +; D; loc; e 34rx144":
glazed Il lights. at $50 ca; t s~xx
$40 4 light, at $3.50 ca; 1sx2s-1 70
barn sash. 4 light, at $1.45 ca;
2/sx6/Sx13s IS lights, French door.
at $1,000 ea.: 2 f0x6 /S-lss 9 panel
w. P. doors. at $500 ca.
I. S. Turnover
WI. 1922. Bethesda, Md. III
MIRRo8s. all shapes. sizes; in stock
tors. plate. window. wire. plastics.
curved and tinted glass; special
prices for Feb March. MILES
GLASS CO.. II. 6-1234.
BICYCLE, Wizzer: recently
9yerhapled; excellent condition. $40.
HSi SEit GENERATOR set. eE. s h.p.
s ST. .9 sI i 4, so s. h1S GsI sn So
Dial ST. OVER. or ST. 1897.
MOVIE Finn. sound, 1e-mm., $50
and Up per roll; 16-mm. sound
Revere latest model; 16-mm. sound
Bell & Howell, like new; reasonable.
Closing out my library of 100 rolls
of Aims. Day, call MI. 9476: after
7:3G and Sum, call GE. 41S4 all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
TEMPLE HTTI,

TEMPLE HILL
EAST CAPITOL ST.. nice ige. SEle.
rms, Sc and 81 per week. One liv.
nm. and adj. bedrn. avail for so. SO
per wk., sgle. II. 3-0129: eyes,, II.
3-27S1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16

GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum.
discarded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
So YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
MATTRESSES, gas ranges, stoves,
heaters, refrigerators. furniture.
ACME STOVE CO.. Ma. 1862.
PIANOS WANTED-Al styles. High
EST cash prices. COLONIAL PIANO
co. ma. 1870. Ewes, Sun. OV. 63I7.
spinst or small art. u psSt in FOOD GOOD
condition. Reasonable. No dealers
please. 10. 3-9455. -I8
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST. CASH PRICES.
Can Day or Night. SH. 3O39.
REFRIGERATORS
We buy al makes. any condition, also
stoves. Call till 8 p.m. AID. 1884. .
WORLD BOOK; recent edition; good
condttion, including supplements.
EN-, 9427 lie
ANY ONE who desires to do q kind
and charitable deed has the oppor-
tunity to donate washing machine
to q family of 6 children whose
father is unemployed. HI. 1858.
lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
GARAGES

GARAGES
UTILITY BLDGS., HOUSES
Quality pre-cut, Delivered to you or
erected. Sample bldgs.. 1921 Lee
hwy. MARYLAND and b. c. inquirens
call 81. S524. Mr.. Cassidy or Mf.
100 Down. SO MONTHS TO PAY
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl., IA. $4,000
GARAGE DOORS, overhead, az
9x10, 500 ca. Can be seen al
1910 Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier,
MR.. HOUCK. UN. 0220. pa
GAS RANGE. Tappan, table top.
g years old. 4 burners; $40. TIE.
GAS RANGES. new, used: also coal,
wood and oil ranges; new, used.
ACME STOVE. 10lI 7th. MA. 1859,
GAS RANGES. new. used; credit; In
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga. ave. DE. 5566.
GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel 4-burner
with pilot. well-insulated oven. top
Call SH, 1892.
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RooAAs FURl,lsMED-N.W.

CoLORED-TnREE NICE Rooms
S725 Kansas ave- NV. j Cali RA.
coLoRED - FRONT Room NEXT
BATH some privileges; eonv.s tfsnsp.
Lovely front double room for man
or woman; Al pfiyils.; $40 per VIZ,
DE. ITO, VI. 1855.
COLORED-i46l BELMONT ST. =.
For employed cpl. or . sirls; .sll
COIORED-IS6S HARVARD On. -
Large room for couple: all privileges
CoIoS siis. FuRNrsHE6 On
UNFURN. Rms, several % select
from; reas. rates. Apply Of 1905 Ath
st. Cow. transp. Do. 6749.
C0LORED-UPTOWN-l Blk. from
14th st.: neat double -rm. next to
bath; privileges; or 2. tn. 3276.
OLORED-520 YOU ST.
Single and double rooms. clean. com
Portable, conv.; prfvils.; $40 and
SO wk. ST. 310e. AID. 702S. --l7
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OPEN DAILY UNTIL $50 PM.
FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 PM.
AUDIO CONSULTANTS
202 KING ST. ALEX, VA
KING S.77Sg
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ARLINGToN..Ten minutes 70 D. e,
serv.; parking privils. Oh. 500.
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BABY FURNITURE SALE
High chairs, So 9S; play pens. SO. 90;
cribs. $19.98; carriages. S14.98;
folding strollers. S5.9S; other store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS FoR. SALE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

REFRIGERATORS RENTED, SIS mo.
Small deposit. DoWD'S ELECTRIC
CO.. OR. 1900. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16

PORCHES ENCLOSED. Let us make
your porch into an extra bedroom
or den; the cost is but a fraction of
the added value to your property;
WI. 60S6 4S10 Bethesda ave. Be-
theSda. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
OFFICE FURNITURE
FILE CABINETS

Desks, all colors, new and used; prices,
steel lockers. Steel sheiving: book
cases, office chairs; tables, unlimited
stock on display. Free parking. free
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-26

IT'S worth more when you buy it
This SO Ford sets an entirely new standard
for the American Road. For in this big
new Ford you'll find Al Worth More"
features that give you more of the things
you ,oamt more of the things you need -,
than ever before in low-priced car history
You'll find the go" you need to handle
today's long distance driving. You'll enjoy
Ford's nev Miracle Ride that brings you
the smooth, quiet riding comfort you need
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-26
LOOKING.
/ AHE4D
xGEoRGE S. BENSON
\ Prksi4ext-Harz1xg EStifye
Sesrxg 4rkSxses
AMERICA MOVES TOWARD
CENTER

The record-breaking turnout of
voters on Nov. and the decision
they rendered give proof Of
number of important facts. Many
interpretations will be placed on
the Eisenhower landslide, as it
reflects the thinking and attitude
of the people, but from an edu-
GATORS viewpoint the most i'm
portant fact is that the vast maj
ority Of American people can be
reached and influenced by edu-,
cational facts.
Since the election is over, non
partisan observers now are agree
ing that a great underlying issue
in the contest was the Welfare
State philosophy. BY their votes,
SIS per cent of the American cleo
torate apparently have rejected it.
There were other issues, some of
more immediate concern in the
basic political theories of the two
: parties is considered by most non
partisan observers to have been
one of the major fundamental
issues upon which the voters ex-
pressed themselves.
In the depression days of the
1930's the overwhelming viii of
the people dictated to govern
ment that it should use all means
within the framework of the con-
stituti0n to get the nations econ
omy back on its feet. But when
such measures as the NRA and
the Supreme Court packing bill
were tried, the people felt they
were being carried too far to-
ward government control, or one
man rule, and they made their
wishes known. The Fair Deal"
program, compulsory health pro-
gram, and proposals to override
States Rights, has now been re-
jected, according to the widely
held Interpretation of neutral
observers.
Ahead Of the administration
which takes over next January is.
combination of problems that
will tax the best wisdom of the
nation. And the kind Of wisdom.
needed doesn't repose in any one
man or any small group. Never
has the need been SO urgent for
all the people of America to keep
we'll informed on international
and national developments and
express their opinions to their
representatives in Washington.
It's our government, obedient to
our will. We can strengthen it
and build a more secure and
happier future for all if we will
continue to seek the facts and
make our opinions known in the
court houses, the state capitols, in
Congress and the White House.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-28
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1e27-TwENTY-FivE YEARS Aeo-1s27

MARCH go Saturday April
cordng to recent ordinance passed by council
MARCH 22MS A. Laird Hume, H. stephen
MaXey, 50, died Both pioneer residents of county
MARCH 23Oho Dynamite Co. Emmett Shaffcr London
gets 100000 dynamite in magazine London Magazines OF
this said to contain the largest stock OF explosive acc
Ohio.
MARCE23-Howard Weimer County
Mrs Charles Weimer, London at wilmington College
college basketball
MARCH 24M Sterling Mayor smiley Hughes and COUNCIL vote
village Time Saturday April g.
MARCH 24-YoungsterS London and
Society Lafayette planning
Community Hall
MARCH 25M Sterling Croquet Horseshoe Club elects Off
GERS, c. NJ Neff, president.
ship Hall program by deceF Mabel Cantw and
Wilbur F. Bolen.
MARCH 26James Mikn township farmers %
ewes have twins all but three living
MARCH 27Plain City Baseball four benefit
dances.
1s42-TEN YEARS AGo-1s42
MARCH 22-Oho State Fair cancelled by
Department handling
airplane and equipment.
MARCH 22-LHS Club by c. Parn,an
given excellent rating District Music Contest Capital Uni
versity.
MARCH 23Groenwood South Soon mporta
ton Of five yearlng and from Kings Flock of
On journey ship which the sheep tor
pedocd and sunk off coast OF Newfoundland.
-nsH1 "a "Lldu vi iteSsie Loin
Sedaa employed in Madison National Bank London invita-
ton spring ryou with the Boston Red
MARCH 4Four London residents theft of tires wheels
from their
MARCH 25-Sugar Sign Up May g.
Sale of suspended week beginning April 28 preliminary
registration
MARCH 25-Newon Emery London carrier,
MARCH 26-Mdway School Sportsnanhip Trophy
Corner Basketball League organized 1910 of Clark
Greene, Madison and Fayette counties
MARCH 27-Madison
Spring Music Festival 500 school children of county to take part
South Soon School
MARCH 27CanoncaI installation Reverend Father David
Powers as pastor OF St Paricks Church. London
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-28
Lots Of Lore Found
In Oddly Almanac

dodge more than that number on
an ordinary Sunday ride, it is
just his Imagination do women
really drive better than men? !. :.
well, the Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey reports that sur
vcys show women are less skill
full but more careful behind the
wheel II. a taxicab drivers re-
joinder: yeah, they drive SO slow
and cautious they cause everybody
else to get into accidents"
What s-what-in-sciencc: a kind
of trans-oceanic television isn't too
far away a scientist for the
General Electric Co. says events
can be photographed in Europe,
the film transmitted here by radio
facsimile, and telecast to your
homo in matter Of hours the
acid test will be to see whether
they can flash the picture of
new French cabinet over here be-
for it is thrown out of office
Nature department: someone
has found out that the new chlo-
rophyll derivitative deodorants
will cure even dogs of body odor
and halitosis This is bad news
for rabbits chlorophyll is
found in green plants and from
now on near-sighted bunnies are
likely to mistake a hunting dog
for a four-legged lettuce patch
How long are we going to go
on confusing the animal world ?
!. we pause for reply :.
Facts and-figures-for- people
who like town barroom- bets: Bet
you didn't know that the worlds
tallest tree is a California Red
wood 36A feet high mot quite
enbugh 10 provide shade for Tex
aS1 That trncsmith Cole Por-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-28
The World TODAY

WASHINGTON, Up T c
Professional politicians must be
badley confused, Life was COM
parativly simple until the primary
elections in New Hampshire and
Minnesota
Go around and meet the people,
shake hands with them, and get
ON the TV screens in their living
rooms so you can get your ideas
across Ia them. They seemed like
three Obvious and wonderful ways
of getting votes
And maybe they are. But the
results in New Hampshire and
Minnesota don't prove it. AT the
same time they don't disprove il.
The uncertainty Of all this must
be a hardship on any policitican
who'd like an easy formula.
General Eisenhower. whose TV
appearances have been few and
FAR between, who stayed in Eur
ope where he didn't meet the local
people, and who never shook a
local hand trounced Sen Taft in
New Hampshire and far-outdist-
anced him in Minnesota where the
voters had to write in the names
of both men.
Yet Taft his probably made
more TV appearances in the past
few years, and particularly in the
past year, than any office-seeker
in the country. He spoke and
shook hands all over New Hamp-
shire. TIe stayed out of Minnesota.
The Taft people shrugged off
EisenhoWer's New Hampshire sue
cess, where the state political ma
chine was backing him. and they
expressed satisfaction at Taft's
showing in Minnesota although
Eisenhower ran way ahead of him.
The Eisenhower people, of
course, played up their victory in
both states for all it was worth
a n d, considering the attention
given the victory, it seems TO be
worth plenty.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-28
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

The seventh account ,of Clifton
S. Holycross, ct al, trustees under
item 2 of the will of Hubert 5.
Worthington has been allowed and
confirmed.
LICENSES ASKED
Herbert r. Straley, farmer, Mt.
Sterling No. 3 and Anna Dillon of
Mt. Sterling.
James w. Haller, Pfc. in the
u. S. Army. xcnia, and Beverly
Ann Blake, South Solon.
LICENSES GRANTED
Herbert r. Straley and Anna
Dillon.
James w. Haller and Beverly
Ann Blake.
DIVORCE GRANTED
Robert Barton from Marjorie
Barton.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
George A. Gamlin and Grace L.
Gamlin to Munson Fount and
Naomi Fout, 0.252 of acre, East
Center Street, London.
Charles c. Crabbe, commission
er of the estate Of Mahalia Kerns
TO Jessie Haas, William H. Kerns,
Mary Blake, Iva Jordan, Donna
Marsh Woodrow w. Kerns and
Ruth Rupert, property in village
of South Solon
William II. Kerns, Gladys III.
Kerns, Mary Blake, Bernard
Blake, Iva Jordan, Robert E. Jor-
dan, Woodrow w. kerns, Ralph
kcrns, Elizabeth Kerns, Ruth Ru-
pert, Donald Rupert, Jessie Haas
and James Haas TO Donald Marsh
and Donna Marsh, property in vii
lage of South Solon.
Gladys Pancake and Roy Pan
cake to Wayne Clelland and Flora
Clelland, property in Union town
ship.
Roland Baker to Elsie Baker
lot "a in Myers addition to city OF
London.
Chauncey o. Snow and Gladys
G. Snow to Milton j. Cristee and
Charmc j. Cristee. property or
East First Street, London
Fred l.. Crabbc TO Charles G.
Crabbc, Ill acres in Fairfield
township.
Bessie Livingston, Margaret l.
Yerian and Frank r. Yerian to
Eloise l.. Hanl<inson, 1887 acres
in Union township.