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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
Community Playground Was
Successful Civic Project

sored for the benefit of the rec
reation program by the West
jefferson Business Mems Associa-
ton will be held Saturday, Au-
gust %. The blacktop has been
specially sealed to provide better
dancing facilities, is was said, and
the people attending last weeks
dance gave many favorable COM
pliments on the dance floor.
Swimming award winners for
the week of August 3-8, were:
Polywog Donnie Deacon, Gin
ny Kaho. and Mike Sites.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
Guests From Kentucky
To Visit At Pence
Cottage In Michigan

Mrs. Charles A. Miller and her
father, w. H. Pence, left Monday
for another trip to their summer
home at Hubbard Lake, Michigan.
They will be joined there by
Judge and Mrs. S. r. Cheek of
Danville, Kentucky, who will be
their guests for a week.
Charles A. Miller will drive to
Hubbard Lake to be with them
at the end of the week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14

join this organization in its acti-
vities, Mrs. Braithwaite stated.
The August Meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Webb of Gillivan at two o'clock,
the 18th, and each member is to
bring a box lunch. Mrs. Heber
Lombard will be Devotion and
Program leader.
Guests of the hostess were: Rev.
and Mrs. Meredith and three
daughters, Mrs. Charles Carter
and Mrs. Willard Florea of Lon
don; Mrs. Z. L. Terman of Big
Plain; Mrs. Roy Mccoy of West
jefferson, Mrs. Hosack, Mrs. Can
DeLong, David Mccoy, Betty
Johnson and Linda Sue Morris.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
Local Residents In
Columbus For Church
Wedding Of Relative

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Braithwaite
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Carter,
last Sunday, August 2, attended
the wedding of Miss Evelyn
Braithwaite and Mr.. Franklin
Rowe at Northwest Boulevard
Presbyterian Church in Lyndon,
Columbus.
The bride is a nice of Mr..
Braithwaite and a cousin of Mrs.
Carter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
Pet And Bicycle
Parade Friday
Outdoor Dance Set
For August II

The Pet ana Bicycle Parade
will be held Friday, August IA,
at 500 PM, at the football
stadium. All participants are ask
ed to be at the athletic field
7:30 Pm. There will be $1,000 in
cash prizes and theatre tickets.
The Grand Prize is a boys or
girls bicycle awarded to the Win
ners of the parade. Any pet or
vehicle is eligible to compete and
the divisional winners have
chance for the bicycle donated by
Town and Country Market and
Sickle'S Soho Service Station.
The next outdoor dance spon-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
Roend Shipley
To oWedAug. p

Mrs. Dewey Shipley, of near
West Jefferson, announces the
eng G me mt and approaching
marriage of her daughter, ROena,
to Sgt. George E. Ogilvie, United
States Marine Corps, son of Mr..
and Mrs Kenneth Ogilvie of
West Jefferson.
The wedding will be 6n event
of Sunday afternoon, August
twenty-third, at St. Johns Lu-
theran Church, London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
Ben Timmons Wins
3rd Place Award

Ben Timmons, West Jefferson,
Ohio, recently won 3rd senior
gilt on Starlight Delight at the
18th annual National Hampshire
Meat Hog Conference held at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, August 3-4.
A very enthusiastic crowd rep
resenting q states attended
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
Jeffersonian Al
Members At Camp

Jeffersonian All Club is rep
resented by the following men,
bers at All Club Camp, near
Clifton, this week:
Nancy Lewis, Sidney Merrick,
Joan Craig, Sue Kessler, Nancy
Lovish, Joan Morris, Leona Will
son, Carolyn Johnson, Bonnie
Strauss and Frances. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen GilIivan
spent last week in Sandusky,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Beverly. 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
ANNOUNCES BIRTH
OF DAUGHTER

Mrs. Wendell Rector, 46 South
Harris Avenue, announces the
birth of a daughter, Amy Hope,
at Doctors Hospital Wednesday,
August 5. Mrs. Rector, whose
husband died February %, 1858,
is a daughter-in-law of Mrs.
Mark Rector of West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Richeson, ST.. had
as their guests over the week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Whit
man and son, John, OF Laurel,
Maryland.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14

Mrs. James Gessner and daugh-
ter, Jane Ann, are spending a
vacation in Lake of the Woods,
West Virginia, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Wright and family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14
Book Report

Yet anothe- book considered of
much worth is Ride the Wild
Horses, available at the West
Jefferson Public Library. A re-
port on this book follows:
I'm recent years we have had
deluge of books urging us to
throw off the restraints of Puri-
tan religion, insisting that life
was made for freedom to live and
act just as we please-Today we
are reaping the harvest of this
philosophy.
1--WE all come into this world
with a powerful set of impluses-
which are the driving force of
life. The wild horses" we have
to deal with are our instincts,
the untamed impulses of human
nature.
Instead of allowing these wild
horses" to drag us into trouble,
to run away with us, we can
learn to ride them-make them
do our will.
Twelve sermons from the pull
pit of J. Wallace Hamilton, make
up his book Ride the Wild
Horses" and it tells us how to
do this"
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mrs. Matilda Ogilvie and
George and Leonard Morgan, all
of West Jefferson, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Rosa Maxwell of
Plain City, at Big Darby Baptist
Church, last Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-14

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Evening star., 1953-11-29

0NCE, when Bill Fallon, the sensational
" defense attorney known as ''The Great
Mouthpiece, received an unfair summons for
speeding on highway, he readily paid the
fine rather than make case of it.
Its easier to beat a first-degree murder rap
than fight traffic ticket any day." gloomily
observed the lawyer whose brilliant courtroom
stratagems so often swayed judges and juries
into acquitting his killer clients.
Such defeatism is not shared, however, by
the thousands of fine-fghting motorists who.
every week of the year, queue up in our
nations traffic courts to take advantage of
their constitutional right to plead mot
Guilty" Given their chance to tell it to the
judge" the accused road hogs. double-parkers
zig-zaggers and red-light jumpers alibi their
offenses with legal legerdemain that would do
credit to real-life Perry Mason. The result
is continuous courtroom circus in which,
more often than not, Joe Citizen tits the
scales of justice in his favor.
Last summer, in Miami, for example,
motorist received a ticket because cop
claimed his muffler exhaust was too noisy.
The motorist recorded his cars sound effects
on home wire recorder and prevailed on two
friends to certify the addition. A week later
the Judge listened to this acoustical alibi and
granted acquittal
In Los Angeles woman was given sum-
Evening star., 1953-11-29

upon several bit players inserting coins in the
meter, then panned in for close-ups to show
that the red flag always remained up after
each deposit. Judge Edwards rewarded the
amateur photographer with legal Oscar,
dismissing the case.
But just what are your chances of escaping
penalty the next time you draw ticket?
Believe it or not, the odds are overwhelmingly
in your favor providing you plead not guilty
and have legal leg to stand on.
My investigation of traffic justice in our
big-city courts began one day last February
when New York motorcycle officer tailed me
along parkway and signaled me to pull over.
AS he inspected my license l respectfully
asked, What's the offense, officer?"
mo rear lights!' he snapped, reaching for
his pad.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
by Mort Weisinger
Photograph by Joe COuclIO

mons for parking alongside hydrant. When
she defended herself in court, her Exhibit A
was a photograph of the hydrant which
showed that it was completely camoufaged
by high grass. Not only did the judge tear up
the lady's ticket but he dispatched angry
words to City Hall. The site was promptly
manicured.
Camera Doesn't Lie
A GREAT NECK, Long Island, resident was
given ticket for failing to put any change in
a parking meter. He pleaded not guilty and
when he appeared in court before Judge
Franklin G. Edwards, he produced an 8-mm
movie protector and asked that the lights be
dimmed The ensuing drama, flashed upon the
wall in Technicolor, proved visually that the
meter was out of order The camera focused
Evening star., 1953-11-29

That's strange" said, for could see that
my front headlights were on. Sorry" |
offered, but the rear lights must have shorted
while was driving. How could know they
had suddenly failed?"
That's no excusew said the officer.
Then noticed that the Badge was writing
out my ticket without benefit of fashlight.
Look, officer" l argued, "it's still day.
light. To be technical about it, don't have
to have any lights on yet, rear or 'front.'"
Tell it to the judger he replied.
decided to take him literally. When |
faced the magistrate, Judge James E. LO
PiccOlo, of the North Queens Court in
Flushing, my weapons were ruse, rhetoric
and regulations. First got the officer who
had given me the summons to confirm $50
pm. as the time, fact recorded in his own
handwriting on the ticket. Then l quoted
from Section 1O2 of New York's traffic reg
ulations, copy of which any citizen may
obtain from precinct station:
mo driver shall operate motor vehicle on
a street during the period from one half-hour
after sunset to one half-hour before sunrise
unless such vehicle shall display at least two
lighted lamps on the front -. . and one lighted
lamp on the rear"
A Premature Ticket
My NEXT Blackstone bombshell was an
official statement from the Weather Bureau,
which verified that on the day of my ''offense"
sunset had occurred at exactly 5:32 pm
pointed out to the bench that the cop had
been IL minutes premature in giving me
ticket and threw myself on the mercy of the
court. am happy to report that the judge
congratulated me for my unerring arithmetic
and dismissed the case.
fingered on in court that day, eavesdrop-
ping on the woes of other motorists. saw
the wheels of justice spin smoothly, with
favorable results for almost all who took the
stand. 1t was democracy in action, far cry
from the popular Hollywood 10-days-or-$l0
caricature. I listened to one man. given
summons for not paying tribute to parking
meter, explain that when he had parked his
car he discovered that he had no coins in his
pocket. 1t was while he was in store across
the street, seeking change, that a cop had
given him ticket. The judge nodded under
standingly, let him 60.
listened to more than 20 cases that day.
Only two defendants - both with bad records
were found guilty. Impressed by these up
sets, sought out the bailiff, ''The Judge
must be in pretty good mood today" said.
Nine Acquittals Out Of 10
mo, sIR," the bailiff said Its like this
every day. People get square deal in this
court. The judge always gives the motorist
the benefit of the doubt - unless he's re-
peater!'
In Los Angeles, Calf, spent an entire day
in the court of Judge Leo Freund. Here again,
witnessed an amazing phenomenon Nine
out of 10 who said mot guilty. won acquittals.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
SHOULD YOU FIGHT A
TRAFFIC TICKET?

Surprisingly enough, if you have legal leg to
stand on, your chances of winning are better than
even. Here's how to get a fair shake in court -.
Evening star., 1953-11-29

TW II-l9-S3
Evening star., 1953-11-29

in the court of Judge Leo Freund. Here again,
witnessed an amazing phenomenon. Nine
out of 10 who said mot guilty. won acquittals.
Later, when l asked Judge Freund if his
percentage of scot-free verdicts was unusual,
he assured me it was quite normal.
Judge Freund is popular jurist, who, dur
ing his 16 years on the bench, has lent SYM
pathetic ear to the tall tales of more than
100000 defendants. As a result, he has
formed some definite conclusions regarding
our ticket-dodging brethren. Why will people
fight traffic ticket? For three reasons, be-
lieves Freund.
l. If they honestly think they're inno-
cent. The guilty motorist knows he's wrong,
usually pays his fine and gets it over with.
But tag an innocent man and he goes on the
Continued on page II
Evening star., 1953-06-11
DOCS. PTS. &C.

GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION ir
the country while you are enioyin1
yours. Comfortable screened runs
good food. kind slpervision. kRlSs
kROSS KENNELS. groEntns o79.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER for stud
service; Axe registered. Call DI
OAIMxTIAN.BOxER, both parents
Axe reg. 6 weeks old; your price.
must sell today. IA. 2-6275. 462S
No; 24th a.. Arlington, Va. I'll
PUPPY; .,,Tshs male Boxer: 10 sUs weeks, Ger. sr
pick Of litteri shots. ETC.; $50. HU.
FoR isS1LE-cocker spaniel pup puppy,
tan. age months; $50. Call bet.
g AND pm, NO. 1-3662, --12
COLLIE PUP. purebred. Must, sac
IsaS Eitiss Sst S2s. For details call WA.
CoLLiE. female. 9 mos. Axe. Brown
ana white; loves children. Must sell.
DAIM2TFixNl' @ M22iFHSl' PUPPIES - champion n
blood line; AKG and thoroughbred
VIII GIVE 5-year.oid yea @ male n Cocker. SVs.
well-hehaved. .pedigreed, to person
who can give loving care and space
nSs5rSn1S ne 5S1 EaSiS5 ri SS;275g gSups n..17;,s;,,, 1s
marx marked ;s;os I2apst sire , excellent y blo9d=
CoSksEs CSsEisstSssd furfhiYRs, III 21stS sfs old lY r.
MRS; CARR. Pups; 13'
HSFERseesf soIoE s3s cali a. ysfso ysssFs DID, i4 laY4
WTRk.aA1Rap VI sa6ai a6; TERRfER, likes csti-
fenced SsSd 9T ss4fs 9isd' after ns g.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
APARTMENTs UNfURNIsHED

GE0RGET0WN-Efncieney with full
ki1sihsR; inef a;. in SBt s%se. hSpse. 81 $1sso ne
1852 Valley pl. Sc
Sd fos aope rd from coDeeiy m1shei 1.s 1.se apc
81: 1916 PRESS REALTY. lH I'll
5000 BLK. OF 2:;rd ST. S.E.-I and
hedrn. apis. avail. for immed. oc-
cup; lse; closets good transp., close
70 70 ssnoels $ao e6 an. and sh9pping center; SIS
inspect, see MR.. TAYLOR ct 3373
23rd st. Sc. Apt. 2.
1921 BELMONT RD. NV rms,
Kit. apd bath. SIS mo-; adults only:
immed. occup.; efficiency at $50 also
available. To inspect. call ME
effaoSEaSSElTowN. 1900 Que st. NV
avail. for immed.. occup., In recently
remodeled apt. bldg; 500 mo-, incl
all utilities; garbage disposal, locker
space. good transp., etc. To INSPECT,
see lanItor on premises, or call LEO
NJ: BERNSTEIN q CO.. I415 K st,
esos GEoRSGiiA AVE. NV lee.
rms. din. rna., Kit. and bath; S97 80
mo-. incl. all utilities; immed. occup.
owner viii decorate. To inspect.
call NE. S-5402.
254 9th ST. NE rms. kit. and
bath, S57.57 mo-: adults only; i'm
med. occup.; owner viii decorate
10 inspect. see MRS. JONES on
premises or call NE. S-54O2.
ii1S Ist ST. S.E.-2-betirn apt,
avail for immed. occup., S72.50 mo-,
heat and utilities not included in
rent; win ACCEPT child. To inspect.
call ME- S-5402
3l5IR MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
Beautifully decorated 1-bedrm. apt.
avail. for immed. oeeup.. in recently
remodeled bldg: $99.50 mo-. incl.
all utilities; adults only. TO inspect,
see janitoT on premises.
1913 NJ ST. N.W.-Newiy decorated
1-bedrm apt. avail. for immed.. oc-
cup; lge. rooms; good tranSp.; adults
only; SIS mo. To inspect, call LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO.. 14lS Z st.
5Ilo lSth 81. NV rms. kit. and
bath; avail. for immed. occup.. in
new building. beautifully decorated;
adults only: 500 mo-; gas heat and
utilities not included In rent. Tc
inspect. call Ne. e-5402.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
ROOMS WITH BoARD

WESLEY HALI-Announces opening
Of new bldg, Sgle. and twin bedrms.,
daily maid service. running water In
rms. Bendtx. recreation activities.
'Tv; selected menu. 1920 21st st.
ARLINGTON, eiose-in Clarendon,
good trans. excel. meals, sgls. and
dbls. Reas. rates. Call ia. s-2i06.
CLUB MASON RESIDENCE at 1873 N.
dsncs ave INV: .a.dd de lux luxe hs. sS resi- dr
SIT wk.; fuli-course meals and hotel
ssEYIsfs Nj 2RD7 D7-fE7WS E.W:. soo1. near
Conn. ave Nice .attrae. rm.. with
goSa soas fsoa sD sIs p.opIa Tk CO 5eeT gs4s E TV
ROOM AND BOARD: child care for
mother osad and l or 2 children. Ca!l
DfssrN's H 7s0eS eGSuEsrHousE. eo1s M Mass.
in; reasonable: have several vacan-
cies for young men and women: the
best food obtainable; excel. trans
portation: DE, 2-979S. --15,
ss Service s0o6 Be- f0sd sssFS ay rea' cafeteria 5
ONE ROOM and inclosed porch: pvt.
home; good transportation; NV. sec
tion: meals optional. Phone AID. q
NEAR SHERATON PARK and Conn.
ave.--Comf. bachelor apt. with large
sleeping porch and meals. co. 5-3127.
,514 Ist ST. NV. Apt. eO5-Two
bedrms., liv. rm., kit, bath; avail.
July /; Apply dy,o s43 Indiana ave.
LOVELY GUEST HOME with excel
lent meals, for refined, active elderly
ladies. no smoking. EN-. 3-467T,
GENTLEMAN-Mod. home. porch.
shade: cont. h. w.. cross vent: S65
mo. for 8 meals. UN. 4-3265.
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-For empl.
parent and school child: Bendix. TV;
yard; conv. transp. ia. 9-5307.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
One-half block on Conn. ave, over
looking Rock Greek Park, away from
trafac noise; convenient transp.:
double and single rms. private
baths available; excel. meals: rates
$3.50 wk. up. HO. 2-3566.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
WILL SHARE MY FURN. APT. with
another lady between 30-40. widow
NV, PVT. HOME-2nd H., furn.
apt: girl will share with. 1 girl.
single, betw. 20-26. Cali after $50
GfkL fi 12iST; WANTS TO SHARE mod. furn.
Mr. ' MCLEAN SSi t2'si GARDENS, NV. %
girls, will share 2-bedrm. apt. with
woNbfRFGL Ssbf1 FIJI 6H oFP3EfSSlrr 5llHsS fo5
this this r bUnsaloW '' Inc o kind EH d. Of + home home
I they want. Share with young man
just moving in. Complete privacy,
wooded grounds, conv to everytning'
high and cool ov. $4,000. or IA.
ONE GIRL to share lge. mod. apt.
with another girl; nv; approx. S39
nop me; Ap ro 1a74oO T1 Ext; IA h.rs aftsr r O.
apt TiFh Other gir,s. to Ap shsrs SSH
BACHELOR will share. NV. air-cond
enc. apt. with quiet gentleman
$3.50 yrs; Of age; $50 per month
CRARIiNG RAJ AIR-coND. EFFIc: APT.
to share with girl, age 20-25: in
S56.75 per mo. NO. 10000, Ext. 6O2
Ill
GIRL TO SHARE apt. with anothel
girl; between the age of 1925; CAL
Girl TO SHARE 5-rm. apt; NV
vicinity with one other girl; reas
Call olympic 9-S396. Ia
LADY will share
nicely furn. apt. in .Arl., near 3
buslines, with settled girl. ia.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
ROOMS FURN.-MD 3 Va.

1924 N. ADAMS ST. ARLINGTON
3 bedrms. with pvt. baths: con-
venient: gentlemen. IA. 2-1775.
SPACIOUS. ATTRAc. RIM, pvt bath,
man only IA. 2-1595. Ill
SINGLE ROOM. employed lady; west
moreland Circle area. Telephone
OIL. a-3a1S.
s, ARLINGTON. eonv. Pentagon-
Master bedrm., mod, home; private
iavatufy and private entrance:
gentleman; $40. OF. 4-72S5. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-11
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

LOVELY LGE. RM. Very desirable
for or 2: cony. Sc. location. Luz
LARGE BEDRM. with kitchen privi-
lined couple. Reasonable. caii Ii.
4-361S. Ill
1882 S ST. Sc. Lge. frt. rm., twin
beds. next to bath; for empl. cple or
e r2SGST Wsn. LII ~ ,II-39s4: ,-l4
lady. blk. Barney Circle: kit. and
laundry PRIVILEGES. 1900 II st. Sc,
Evening star., 1953-06-11
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

627 A ST. N.E.-Small. clean, single,
next bath; S25 mo. Call DE. 2-032S.
C0LORED-SGLE. RMS, pvt. home;
must be refined with ref. Call Ii
CoL0RED-LovELY CLEAN ROOM
quiet gentleman; PRIVILEGES; 81 week
COLORED-IGE. ROOM-For mid.
dle-aged lady; nicely furn.; near car.
line; quiet neighbor. Du. 7-79S2
COLORED-REFINED EMPL. CPL
Three rms, ideal as unit or separate
Pvt. refer. plus home privils. AID
4.l35S after gao pm, weekdays
all day week ends. INT. transp.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
COUNTRY BoARD
ROOMS UNFURNlsnED

YOUNG BOY. 13 yrs. Of age. desires
to work on farm during summer
mo. Box 3S2-H, Star. IL
Evening star., 1953-06-11

COLORED-LGE. RM. and hit. and
other rms Some rms. turn. Empl.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
RooMS HousEKEEPlNe

ser A ST. N.E.--Clean lst D.. dble. !;
slssS, slsssS, re ysfsr;. os5s sas stove he. water.
oGiETN N NcPLE,O iron front studio rm.,. 1 win
doys. cool. refrg., clock-radio, Tv,
NElnSRi NflSi 21dE 1kFENFSktby \ ST. E1 sTSSSsa S%r.,rrs
Tzs@ slss trsas rm' for i. TMsr1s newly fsrn'
GkoRGEToWN. t1j saETasi 5000 Gu. st. NV nv
$3.50 sisso week. s@l susI Ap. 1-ss14. periSsn'' is
1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.--sleeping
rms; privil. Of RECEIPT. rm.. kit. and
1sss !sspdFy 18Th s4 AP N444Eee, iIs44 cool ns rms.
cony: transp.; $40 week. AID.
DaoWWiiSSffowN-a1o E st. NV; newly
dec; lge; bedrm.. complete Kitchen
ette. $12 week. -13
DOWNTOWN-711 q st. and 1909 p
st. NV; furn. Ink rms. Also rm.
and kit. RE. 7-676a, 10. S-6767;
1888 I4th ST. N.w-Nicely fusn.
frt. rm. for ] man; on carline: elec.
plate. linen furn.; So weekly. Apply
SHARE HARE NICE HOME to. responsible
couple; large, front bedrm.: all utils;
TO bath; frigidaire; SIS weekly. AD
Mr.. GW-Compl. furn.; running wa
ter: refgr.: conv. transp.; 1242 21st
st. NV. ME. S-5473. -21
Reasonable. Ii. 4-7024. --12
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Large stIs. studiS sas. rooms R1nnins watsr t.r
Now s11.75. Also singles. Were
$40. Now $S.75 wk. 1349 Column
bia road NV. III
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Cozy rnn., mex
shower, hot plate, linens. dishes
refgr., $40 mo. 1424 Belmont NV
-l2
WE HAVE APIS, AND HOUSES. SUB
LETS. FURN.. UNFuRN.; WASH.
VA; MD; sWHTTEl; OPEN z DAYS
I4TH & n. Y. AVE. NV.
SIS KING ST. ALEX. XII. S-131S
Evening star., 1953-06-11
FARM AND GARDEN
TREE REMOVAL, topping. prunins,
feeding. cabling: S. up. Free est
PAULS TREE SERVICE. Lo. h-457S
LAND&CAPING AND TREE SERYICE

TREE REMOVAL. TOPPING. pruning
FSxgEEs. TREE sENES1GSE sNS ST. 20 osIS3;;s S3Szs
TSSiG sssa FoGsE %sngEt s6 HE'S JE inFpsSsGFS 1sSG
JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3.0S7S.
COMBINE, Minneapolis Moline. viii
all attachments; In new condition
cost over $1,S00: will sacrifice TO
S,1i: Sniek ssl sale. G Csli 81 MIR. JONES' Pooles
COMBINE, John Deere. Model 1s-A
new cost over 81 300: will sacrifice
CAL Mr.. FRALEY, Poolesville. Md.
COMBINE. Massey Harris: in Al con
SesiHe goSgs, PoolesTifs. H1 shfriss sd. sass a NIX
T0PsOIL-Very rich dark loan: idea
for lawns, gardens and flowers: IL
tons. SIC. LO. 7-T487.
tor SOIL. very good rich topsoil. fol
lawns and greenhouses; very reason
able. CAN 20 S-4933. ga
mold, 4ac bu.: COW manure. 75t
bu.: delivered. 10. 8-3948. Ii
SOD. 16c SO. yd., loaded on your truck
for loads over 100 ydS.; 20c roll
approx. 2be yd.) for less than 10C
yds Nj. Silver Spring. JU. S-5100i
TRACTOR: fsrm-type. Case. 1912;
WIN oiChlC pdIt kOOu GupDCL Auu
mech. cond.: $3.50.
Tractor. golf-course type. Toro, with
dump body; needs transmission and
universal work. AS is. 5000.
Tractor. golf-courSe type, Toro. with
dump body; running cond.; $3.50.
Tractor. golf-course type, Worthing-
ton. excel. cond., 1947 model with
Chrysler industrial engine; $3.50.
G.. L. CORNELL co.
4716 Miller Ave, Bethesda, Md.
Oh. $4,000 IA
MOWER. power, 80 in, Moto mower,
super Detorit. reel type. good cond.
heavy-duty machine: S75.
Mower. power, 32 in, ideal care
taker with reverse, heavy duty with
side-mower units, sulky. snow plow
Mover. power, "a in. jacobson Lawn
King; excel. cond. and guaranteed;
Mower. 20 in. Lock: it will run but
Mower. q in:. Millbrsdt, rear roll; rollers s
cXcel.i heavy-duty type: Sl10.
Mower. rotary type. self.propelled.
2O-in. Worthington: 1852 demon
strator; was S230.50; guar. S19O.
Mowers. small. few on hand; as Is,
priced from S30-S65.
G.. L. CORNELL co.
AIS Miller Rd.. Bethesda, Md.
OIL. 2-6600 1t
TRACTOR. Garden tyne, David Brad
Evening star., 1953-06-11
1925 10Th ST. NV.

elev., phone. congenial room mate
very good meals, TV. DU. 1896
Evening star., 1953-06-11
ROOMS WANTED

A LADY wants a small single room in
Mt. Pleasant section. Box 390-H.
RETIRED GOVT. GENTLEMAN; neu-
ritiS condition, wishes room with
board: private home; preferably NV.
References. State rates. Box 206-H.
Star 13s