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HOUSES FOR sALE-MO.

6;YEAR-QLD Cape Cod brick bunsa.
Manchester Estates: 3 bedrnis., Iy.
rm; with fireplace; fun ssmt. and
eGxpansip,e attic: Beautifully set on
baEssin price. Can INF Mrs. 0Isasa Isons, Z 81. :
AFHAs FISISe! !HEAETX EAETS, C. @. ...,,:.: IT,
cinder-block stalls and plenty nj: q
business location. $is,75o ar Best bss
ohes,, WEST REAL ESTATE. 10.
sToSSEE soSEV. >. FRENCH PRoyNcIil PROVINCIAL in
near the George Washineton Me-
mortal Parkway. 4 bedrooms. 3Ia
baths 4 fireplaces; paneled library
wonderful utility desk and many
room. delightful sunroom. HYnf Fuli
basement with built-in 2-car ga
rage. Exquisitely landscaped lot
with towering trees and charm
inE eaptsinn sumner hSS:s sale due to Naval
terms. $4,000. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., Exclusive Realtors, JA.
staSsn0e;on sta4S0; eyes; rs ana Sun. call Mr..
HILLCREST ESTATES
SPECIAL. flrst offering Of lovely q
det., in lovely cond. throushcut: nice
PRICED. sf5.25O, with $3.50 down. S.
New. fast-groving community. 25O0
3-BEDRM. CORNER RAMBLER slso
Svailable In same neighborhood. Det.,
beautiful yard. Priced, $4,000,
IN Mnich & Il also an unusually good buy.
Mr. GIBSON, with
M. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th st. NV. ME. S.41oo
Ewes, 10. 0-S6S0 Ip
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
American University Park

New detached 2-story. brick home.
eenter-hall entrance. 1st noor. large
rm., ali electric kitchen, including
dishwasher and. garbage. disposal.
porch. 2nd moor. 5 good sized bed
rooms and bath. Full clean base
ment: gas conditioned heat.
Shown BY sappt., call Mrs. Dawson.
MARSHALL J. .WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th St.. AID. 4-2O06.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
red brick Georgian Colonial: out.
standing construction. heavy slate
roof. Situated within walking dis;
scRSe. transporsation ana sDrinr nsoeh Vsi
ley shopping center, etc. Liv. rm.,
din; rm.. modern kit: and breakfast
nook; 3 splendid bedrooms. LARGE
bIps SRARY enS aSr aal 4th SedrS9%. anG
ROOM: Attached garage. Entire
property in Al condition and priced
for immediate sale. Call OIL. 6-6876
leyes0. THOS. j. FISHER ds CO.,
INC. Realtors. DI. 7-6S3O.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
QUIET STREET NEAR
EVERY CITY CONVENIENCE
Spacious home in immaculate eondi-
tion. Reception hall, large living
room, dining room, big fully equipped
lst a.: 4 bedrooms. 2 baths on End
ss2:s.e6o. Early Inspection recon-
mended. ONCE open It'll 8.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
BEDROOMS, ga BATHS
Immaculate. .tastefully decorated 12-
year-old brick Colonial WITH UN-
USUALLY LARGE ROOMS. Mag
nificent, through center hall. LIST a.,
powder rm.: 3 huge bedrms...
baths on 2nd A.: 4th bedrm in lge.
scaped level cor. lot. A community
of comparable and more costly prop
critics. APPROX. $4,000 CASH, BAL.
IN ONE TRUST. Once open It'll 9.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
DIPLOMAT placing 1-yr.-old brick
hR h9%s pep1se on msrks; aoodszs sstEse dn M rm nm
with side porch. powder room. lge.
modern kitchen with utility room.
3 beautiful bedrms.. 2 baths. cedar
closet in han. hidden stairway to
attic: full basement. oil heat, pan
eled recr. rm; with areplace. maid. /.
sSs EoSa 1T Sats %th snd ssar 'gadsy gafsse viii
sell furnished or unfurnished, Early
inspection recommended. Call Mr..
A'A cAA1PANELLA & CO.
NIX. S-4113. Ewes. EN-. 2-S706.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Observation-Disclosures HEIGHTS
-3-yr; -old brick Cape Cod. 3 bed
rms, Q baths, attach, gar, hsmt..
nice lot. $4,000 OF. Payment
$131 mo; incl everything. 81 600
cash will handle, TIE. 6-21s7. -12
SOUTH ARLINGTON. vA.--For sale
oy owner; bedrms: and 9 baths.
rm., din. rm., knotty pine rec. fn.
and bar: equipped kit. back patio.
large lot. bus at corner; close to
schools. churches and stores; q fne
dfen h ss9ss sSd hSSse So desr, fer chill
BY owNER-1n eastern suburbs of
New Market. Va, on Route eli, g.
rn: franz, house with basement. 2
eSd SEsnss Water fny nf nsuss.d shs hSs sss ,nd
and garage; is well located. Priced
= to sell. Telephone New Market n.
FoUR.BEDRM. HOUSE. s1s.e5o.. for
nsn.,Sg Ssls BY ,1v ,G1wner; spacious 4a kit. ping
BY so IT,; close to elementary school.
Pentsscn s0PRas PROn. ga "a. 7sSss4 @ln, T 1EGR
BY OWNER-Beautiful contemporary
2-level house. 3 bedrms.. finished
recr. rm.,, 2 fireplaces, patio, con-
down. il. 1-44Ss. N No age agents. Ht' III s2'1OO
SACRIFICE by owner; couple sepa-
rated; go minis. Pentagon. Colonial
semi-brick: picture window, Q bed
rms., bsmt.. scr. porch, f1repl., auto.
gas. heat, lge. yd.: $13.B00. $3.50
cash, assume 900 balance on ist
trust at S60.71 mo-, pymt. incl. prin.
and int. After $50 pm, KE. S-4s77.
SlO.5OO for this spotless 2-bedrm.
brick semi. with full basement,
lovely lot and low down payment.
Also Also several detached homes with
LUPToN. ia. 1888: ewes. IA.
7-050S. Ia
$3.50 DOWN. S11,e5O- bedrms.,
IA baths, nr. bus, school, shops.
AAA REALTY. JE. 2-6S14. Ia
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TAKOMA PARK

BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
Corner brick home. Combination liv.
rm., din. rm., 3 bedrms., modern kit.
tile bath with shower. Storage attic.
fenced yd. Gas a.-c. heat Nicely
furn. and equipped. To inspect. call
r. s. BLACKSTONE. REALTOR,
1915 18th st. NV. MA. $1,000.
LGE., ATTRACT. RMS.
kit. 2 baths for 8 Govt girls; Newly
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APIS. UNFuRAlsHED tcent.)
$2.45

PER DAY
Pays all expenses in these lovely al
moSt-neW aptS.; cloSe-in Nd; bus at
door. AP. 7-2252. Ill ,
COLORED-14I3 r 81. N.W.-LarEe
efficiency apartments; pvt. kit. and
bath: S75 mo. See tanitor or phone
COnoRED@sruDIo oREDnsruDIo APIS, mod. kit
and bath; ideally located; 236 End
st. ne. Rental S55 and S65 per mo.
ToRRE REALTY CO.. HO. 2-72O0.
RMS. kit. and bath;
nr. downtown transp. Call after 6
pm. Sat. all day Sun. Mon; adults
only. Ii. 7-6129. Ill
COLORED - IlO8 COLUMBIA RID.
NV, Apt. 33-Two rms, kit. and
BATH heat. h.w.; Jan. serv; S75.
LISS REALTY CO.. ME. S-666S:
COLORED-1 RM., kit. and bath:
screened-in porch; new refgr.; newly
painted; no children. Ii. 3.445S. .
COLORED.
1343 NEWTON ST. NV. s rms. kit.
and bath. h..w:h:; $50 per mo: RAY
NV. ST. 3-S4S4. liz
COLORED
20 Logan Circle. Eficiency apt,
rm.. kit. and bath. $57.50: adults
only. JAMES E. SCOTT, I'll
FLORIDA AVE. NV. DE. 2-1bl3.
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VIRGINIA RENTALS
SPECIALITY
You need q specially when renting
your property: good tenants: proper
leases and good management are
essential. Call JE. 2-2620.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Next to Falls Church Bank. lie
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES (cont. }

ROUTE, dispensss highsst
like cigarettes. Can be handled in
10 hours weekly. First years pr0flt
more than purchase price. LU.
OFFICE for public
IN return Tor n s1itcSbosrd cssd
operation. Cali ST. S-sS22. is
aver. 5000 mo. ~ Asc :ii lie. sS' ioH rent ent,
good lease: owner dead. same loc.
25 yrs: reas. offer from resp. parties
accepted. Cont. executors at store, 8.9
Rn4s4.f Rn4s sftfE leon Rm L. sus; sc1aw9 q Te snd SE
AND BAR, NV. busi-
ness section, air eond., seats 20;
rent $176 mo. incl, 2 apts.;. closes
8 pm, closed Sundays; total price,
$500: easy terms. w. ). THRIFT.
exclusive. MA. S-9743. Ill
OPPORTUNITY for aggressive pro-
meter to buy Y interest in nation.
in wash; viii require 10 to il
hours work per week: returns can
be substantial: small investment re-
auired. Boz 45S-D, Star. 10"
LUNCHEONETTE AND, GRMI-Class
d license; established 80 years: low
rent: easy to operate: no Sundays
or nights: one block from White
House: Ill health: no agents. Box
4S0-D, Star. IL"
DRESS, COAT and suit dept. avail
able In store now handling sports
wear and children's wear; 1OO%
traf1c location: excellent potential
has thorough knowledge Of women's
apparel business. Box 1850. Star.
DELICATESSEN (6-day week.. good
hours; money making: small over
space. Good reason for selling.
Upper Connecticut ave-, WO. 6-3732.
DUMP TRUCK BUSINESS. owner
drafted, driver available. Oppor.
for Independence. About $500 dn.
should net well over 800 per wk.
Gulf Station. 1851 Bladensburg I'd.
Ii. 3-0792. Ill
DELICATESSEN-Beer and wine.
Established Is yrs. good business.
real buy to responsible party.
Owner willing to help inexperienced.
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BUCHANAN ST.
Near Ca. ave. This lge. row brick
kit, 2 inclosed porches: 3 bedrms.
and bath. plus an apt. or recr. rm.
In bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. Vacant. Call
Mr.. pobbsl Dobrowolsld.
CAMPANELLA b CO.
Ex. .3-4113. Eyes,. JU. 6-S066.
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VICINITY MAYOR ROAD
And Alabama Ave. S.E-6-room brick
house. 3 bedrooms, modern Kitchen.
gas heat, front porch. deep lot. con-
venient to elementary school. shop
service. Phone LU. 1-33OO. -16
suNdE. 3 RMS. AND ANT BATH. fTIE FTIT
BSMT., LGE. ATTIC, GARDEN
SPACE, LGE. LOVELY I'd. RENT
TO NICE PEOPLE. $50 MO. 10.
S-5777. 10
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcons.l
coLoRED

. COLORED
$595 DOWN-POSS.
Mr.. No. Capitol and T NV: 9 rms,
bath. bAmt.; gas heat. AID. 4-O631;
ewes. JE. 2-0259. -15
COLORED-$1 500 DIN.
FINEST NV. LOCATION
Beautiful Colonial row brick; 6 nice
rooms and bath, Q inclosed porches,
fun basement. oil h.-w.h excellent
condition. REDECORATED. VACANT.
FEDERAL PROPERTIES, ST. S-3626
TILL 8 PM. Iii
COLORED = UPPER PETWORTH-
$12. $50. Yes, 1t. is true. A Colonial
tapestry brick home; six spacious
tile bath, neat, painted basement,
enough for rumpus room; roomy
garage; picturesque neighborhood Of
beautiful homes. This is our spe-
cial for Mothers Day, Call Mr..
Rhafr, Ii. 1858 or
]. H. GREENE REALTY CO.
us Fla. Ave. NV, NO. 7-6145
List With Us and Start Packing" 4"
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NEAR FORESTVILLE
'a05 2nd ave. Sc. Brick. 2 lge.
bedrms., mod. kit. fenced lot. S12,-
600: Make offer. 10. S-1616.
WOOD & MITCHELL
Ewes. Ii. 3-3625 III
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GIASSMANOR

New. semidet. brick: 2 bedrooms,
equipped kit. large iiv. rm.-din.
area combined; full bsmt.; nice
yard: s min. drive to Boiling Field,
Naval Research, Naval Air station;
S110 10. 2-S962. --12
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REAL ESTATE-SALE OR ExcH
ELEVEN RMS, det.. . baths, anal.
l square Walter Reed Hosp, conv
Silver Spring. OWNER, JU. 6-6633
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COLORED"UPPER 18th ST,
DETACHED BRICK

Modern, 10 years old, bedrms., 2
baths: recreation room, screened
rear porch.
Best buy in town, must see. Call MR.
LEINSON, eyes,. TU. 2-5S66; days.
HO. 2-3620.
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DMICATESSEN-GEO. AVE.
No fresh meats. owner retiring. Beer.
Terms. Long lease. AUERBACH q
m COLLEGE PARK
Well equipped with Bendix washers,
dryers, extractors; doing wonderful
business; easy terms. Call Mr..
w. W. LEWIS. Realtor
AE. 4-3b00. Ewes, RA. 3.6476
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.,
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SILVER SPRING
Colesville pike near Franklin: attrac:
tive brick Cape Cod on large level
lot; 2 bedrooms, bath. living room.
dining room. kitchen on first noor;
3 bedrooms, bath on second hoor;
close to 2 express buslines: 1880.
Trades considered. Mr.. Ryan. JU.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
RealtoF, 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-2006.
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A country home; nearby southern
Maryland; 80 min. from downtown
WASHINGTON, near Andrews Field on
Marlboro Pike. bedrms.. 2 baths.
auto. hot-water heat; 5000 per mo.
For further information. call M.
PAUL. HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV.
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COLORED-BARGAIN
$3.50 DOWN

OIAGOO4A 1COV D1L1N1A
NORTHWEST ON THE HILL
Lovely section: nice home; low price;
small monthly payments: 9 rms.
and bath; full bsmt., h.-w.h.; nice
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
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NEWSSTAND
In large once building. No holidays
6M days. For information call HU
S-76OO. 12s
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Restricted community Of the better
type rambler homes; and twin
Each home individually designed.
Priced from $32.5O0 to $40. 500.
ROBERT E. HEATER, Agent, JU.
9-0O21. Once on the property.
Ewes, can Mr.. Coleman. 10. S-534b.
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COLORED
$595 DOWN-VACANT
239 Independence ave. s.s.-3 apis.
8 rooms, 8 baths. AID. &-053l;
evenings, JE. 2-0269. -16
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COIN AND LEVINE
COLORED, 81 $50 DOWN

COLORED = CRESTWOOD AREA.
Open 2-6 pm. 1919 Taylor ct. NV.
Attractive, detached. brick home.
Desirable center-hall plan. living
room with marble fireplace. full-siZe
dining room, den, breakfast room,
modern kitchen, powder room: four
large bedrms. and two modern tiled
baths on 2nd floor; beautiful paneled
recreation room with bar and pow
der room In basement: large. level
choice home in an area of fne
homes. Priced for o quick sale on
reasonable terms. Call Mr.. Pharr,
Ii. 1868. or
J. H. GREENE REALTY CO.
716 Fla. Ave. NV. NO. 7-6l46
"LiSt With Us and start Packing"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
TT HAPPENED IN6F7lD

VIZ nu,Sa fro Knox County was born 1917
JtuY 90 Reverend England clergyman preach
banks of the Muskingum what sup
settlers Ohio SOIL 17sS
The Treaty of ogan made with the mixed
bands of Seneca Indians residing that vicinity 1881
Thomas Young Governor of Ohio in 1877 when
hutnerioro o. fases ass'e ~ '' - 1882
JULY p: John Symms made the first settlement in
yorT ~ 80 " - 1742
SS,ara; .n;'rea renat a. '
Ernest Ball. pianist ballad writer from cuyahoga County
100
JULY Handy Fairfield County and the COM
poser Darling Nellie Gray born 1883
v,euv o Reviews" was born 1857
JULY "a: Henry Sidney Porer short story
three wear term 1901
JULY IS: legislature meeting Marietta passed
militia to deal with the turbulent Indian tribes
Martin L. Davey Ohio 1s3s born
1884
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
Facts About
Folks

Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald. who is
staying with her aunt, Mrs. James
F. Bell, ST., Washington Avenue.
has gone to her home in Sunbury.
Pa. for two weeks vacation. Mrs.
Bells daughter, Mrs. Charles
Fairy of Mansfield. is visiting at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whour H. Hume
and their son, David, North Main
Street, have taken a cottage at
Indian Lake for two weeks vaca-
ton. Miss Gloria Hume will join
her parents for the week ends dur
ing their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
and their daughter, Patricia, West
High Street. have returned from
a vacation in Canada and the
New England States. While gone
they attended a meeting of the
DeKalb Agricultural Association,
(for which Mr.. Johnson Is a
representative at Crawford House
in the White Mountains of New
Hampshire. They concluded their
vacation with a two day stop
with Mrs. Johnson's sister, Miss
Marygail Nelson in Washington
DC.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

Do your duty, and leave the
rest to heaven.
Pierre Corneille
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

Dear Editor,
The war situation must be get
ting deplorable rather than better.
This fact comes out to me in this
situation.
The draft board here in Madison
County has called up a certain boy
here in London, that in my opin-
ion land / should know is needed
more at home than he is in the
service. Needed here in the sense
that he is his partially invalid
mothers sole support.
Up until he graduated from Lon
don High School this spring l sup
ported them. My wife even went
to work to help out with this fl
nancial situation. Now that he is
employed at General Motors in Co
lumbus and able to support HIM
self and his ailing mother. the
draft board calls him up for the
service. After he is inducted her
partial support and future opera
ton financially falls on me.
Neither my wife nor feel that we
can afford it. What is to be done
in situation like this?
Robert N. German.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
renee J. Brown Congress- Seventh Ohio Dstric

Member of Seventh Ohio Disti
Thursday the bill renewing
passed attempt the Floor of the
the give relief smaller
the which the Secretary of the Treasury and
undue hardship on small businesses
signed the bill into law Thursday evening
week cleared and to the
industry and needs
time other industries also badly need of
high demand
their pghts The House Leader
probably schedule the movie repeal for
this week.
before late this early
Aid bill While the Congress last
bill which would authorize
aid little $51 billion for the fiscal year.
Committee already the actual foreign
appropriations
may be made the Floor of the House.
subcommittee Committee the Judiciary last
bill admit 247OOO
displaced persons addition to those to be ad
The fuli
before be brought to
House for consideration where its fate viii be
in question
and to the White House
62 million of wheat
before restrictions become effective Under
only SIS million of wheat be planted
fixed August 1h the date
against accepting wheat acreage
controls.
President Eisenhower sepa to
requesting $3.50 million be appropriated provide for
additional subsidies farmers and caemen in the
stricken the southwest Earlier In the week $l6
being by Department Agriculture the drought
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

you against unknown hazards. If
you encounter difficulty his expert
help can prevent tragedy.
Avoid swimming holes that are
off the beaten path. You might
have to wait too long for help to
come by. Mine pits and quarry
pools may be inviting-but they
are doubly dangerous. They are
out of the way of most passersby.
The water is usually pretty
cold-and deep. 1t is too easy to
get beyond your depth-suddenly.
The cold water brings cramps or
numbs muscles rapidly. Respect
the dangers of these pools and
stay out of them.
Use the buddy system when q
group is in the water. Pair off the
entire party. Every ten minutes
give a signal-each person to find
his buddy. When all are accounted
for, resume sport. One person. at
least, should stay on shore to do
the signalling-several assuming
the duty in turn so all may have
fun.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
Top Dressing Alfalfa
Keeps Stands Strong.
Outnuf At Top Level

Old established stands of alfalfa
that have produced bumper crops
can well need to be strengthened
with good top dressing of fer
tilizer, cautions the Middle West
Soil Improvement Committee.
To keep strong stands of alfalfa
producing at top level, the soil
must supply about 100 pounds Of
potash and 80 pounds of phosphate
per acre per year. research at Ohio
State University indicates. Most of
our humid Midwestern soils just
will not provide these amounts.
tests reveal. They need to be sup
plemented with liberal amounts of
properly balanced fertilizer.
Where potash levels are not
high, agronomists recommend top
dressing strong alfalfa stands with
300 to 400 pounds of 0-9-27 or O.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
July Is Second
Accident Month

July means vacations-as June
means weddings-and July means
accidents too. Over the last ten
years, July is second only to De-
cember in the list of high accident
months, according to Edwin II.
Davis, President. Ohio Safety
Council.
Drowning reaches a peak in July
and stays close to the top
through August. Part of these cas-
ualties result from a lack of eau
ton around or in boats. But the
bigger share of drownings involve
bathers or swimmers.
The number one water safety
rule is do Not Go In The Water
Alone" Solo walks may be fine.
but solo swims are too often final.
Choose guarded waters for your
dip. The chance for accident Is
much lower. The guard can warn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

TUESDAY, JULY 21
London Country Club luncheon
WCTU picnic home Mrs Oeh Braithwaite
home Mrs Clarence Potee
Isl Elm Street. 7:30 pm
Phi Beta Psi Sorority meeting Harold Welsh
%
No midweek prayer Congregational Christian Church.
South Soon.
Club picnic, home Mrs E. M Rdenour Soun
Main ST., $3.50
Prayer service AME. Church, 7:3O
Prayer service Baptist Church. 1880
THURSDAY, JULY %
Meeting committee home Mrs John
w. Stroupe, Fifth St, 8 pm. -
picnic Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, lib Elm ST.
FRIDAY JULY "a
Science Grange Inspection p followed by luck
SATURDAY, JULY 25
Regular ANIVETS meeting Lodge. 2 pm
$3.50 dance London Country Club
SUNDAY, JULY 26
Ohio Society Big Darby Baptist Church
Tyree-McNea reunion, rome Mr. and Mrs Russell Viney
MONDAY, JULY IL
London Woens Club picnic at Earl
Robinson London Country Club $50
Las Jovenes Class picnic, Madison Lake.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

late issue Of Newsweek featured article
shopping attitudes throughout the country began: The
'Up. down. and the country there great
competitive show Of bargains to lure retail customers Gen.
orally dollars plentiful In Chicago and Los Angeles. the
buyer aeuey prieeeonseious Boston. ssconseious
Atlanta very selecive; in Dallas quality minded: in
belt De Mones. he wary and in Seattle and Salt Lake
City downright cagey at times But when ks found what he
wanted he usually bought
Newsweeks article ended with this sentences THE
TONER simply has to be sold.
What This means. Of course is that in competitive
omy with retailers of all kinds and sizes trying to get the bus
ness the the But he the boss
in where business owned
real competition is therefore In This country
the of any merchant from the oldest and the biggest
the newest and the smallest depends pleasing you and
maxine you back his When that is
the situation get top value for money.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

1890 or 0-10-20 per acre. Many
fields also need to have boron add
ed to keep them in high produc-
ton, agronomists report.
After the first or second cutting
is a good time to top dress these
fields, the Committee reports.
Then the nutrients are available
for quick recovery of the plants.
No amount of top dressing will
bring back alfalfa stands already
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
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The Editor

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couraaed and will be wei
coined. To be considered TOR
publication they must be sign.
ed. Anonymous communlea.
tions cannot be published. In
the event the author OF . let
ter wishes 20 withhold his or
her name from publication
this desire should be indicated
In the letter. The letter may
then be printed without the
signature at discretion OF the
editor II Il contains lnforma.
ton deemed Of sufficient In
terest 70 all readers.-EO.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
Calendar For The Week

NOTE This feature will regularly and will bs
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

Nearly 10000 persons were In
jured in weekend traffic accidents
last year..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
SON ARRIVES

SON ARRIVES
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonzo Funchum,
Sedalia Road, announce the birth
of a son, Richard Mark, at City
Hospital, Springfield, Tue esday.
July 13.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

The true security is to be found
in social solidarity rather than in
isolated individual effort.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21

lost by starvation, warns the COM
Qittee. It's better to make sure
that the plants have all they need,
than to lose a thick stand for the
lack of nutrients.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-21
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