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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Dixie Democrats Split
On Southern Solidarity

ATLANTA, July IL (P).-Some
Southern Democrats want to
present solid front at the ma
tional nominating convention
but so far they haven't been able
to line up solid support for a
meeting to outline plans for
Southern solidarity.
Neville Bennett, Democratic
chairman of South Carolina,
asked party leaders of 10 other
Southern States to meet in At
lanta this week end.
Democratic spoke smen in
North Carolina, Texas, Louisiana
and Arkansas said yesterday
their States won't be represented.
Georgia, Virginia. South Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Florida and Ala
bama planned to send represent
tatives and Mississippi hoped to
have a man on hand.
Mr.. Bennett said no agenda
has been prepared but that a
major topic would be means of
baking a strong anti-segrega-
ton plank in the 1856 Demo-
cratic platform.
Sd Party Move Denied
Both MIR. Bennett and Georgia
Chairman John Sammons Bell
said the meeting is in no way a
move toward a third party.
The Georgia chairman said
"It's obvious what we'll talk
about-this civil rights thing"
AS head Of the Georgia party or
ganization controlled by Gov.
Marvin Griffin. Mr.. Bell, like
Mr.. Griffin. is an unyielding
foe of race indignation.
Tentative plans for the gath
ering Of party chiefs calls for
them to get together in an in
formal session tomorrow night
and formal sessions Saturday.
Mr.. Bennett said the meeting
was called as a result of the fa-
vorable response to the call of
South Carolina Gov. George Bell
Zimmerman. jr, for the South
to present a solid front at the
national convention.
Mr.. Zimmerman, who held an
informal unity conference with
other Southern Chief Executives
at the recent National Cover
nors' Conference, said yesterday
eight other Governors agreed on
the need for solidarity. And he
added I'VE also agreed to meet
again if necessary before the
convention"
At the same time he released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

letters from Cows. Long. J. P.
Coleman Of Mississippi and
Thomas B. Stanley of Virginia
and United States Senator
Richard B. Russell of Georgia
supporting Southern convention
solidarity.
Meanwhile formation of a new
independent political party. 1.-The
States Rights Party of Louis
lana" was announced in Shreve-
port by Robert G. Chandler,
chairman of the party's eXecu-
tive committee.
ManiOn Will Speak
A drive to get a slate of States
Rights Party candidates for
presidential electors on the No
vember 6 general election ballot
will begin at a public rally here
tonight, he said.
The principal speaker at the
rally, Clarence f. Manion. will
talk on States Rights and the
constitution.
Mr.. Manion is a former dean
of the Jaw school at Notre Dame
University and leader in a ma
tional movement for the preserv-
alton Of the constitutional rights
of States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

Northeast and Southeast gangs.
I'VE have tremendous houses
for the James Dean movies and
pictures like Blackboard Jun
gle" don't like to say it, but
l think the movie industry con-
tributes to the Juvenile problem. "
A Stanton Park area grill
owner speaks:
These gangs. they're no good.
Get them out Of here. With
them it's fighting, always f1ght-
ing. We never used to have trou-
BILE. I've been here 80 years and
no trouble until they come
along"
Parents? There are all kinds.
OF four boys sent up from one
gang for purse-snatching and
HOUSEKEEPING, three were from
homes of divorced parents. One
of the boys said he felt un-
wanted.
There are parents like the
mother of one gang leader, SEEM
ingly as befuddled as he.
He just seems to get into
she moaned. II can't
it. He fights for no
reason. Seems like
other boys are always picking
on him"
Her son didn't like indignation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
.EISENHOWERS
DON'T FAZE FOLK
IN GETTYSBURG
By a Star Stan correspondent

BY Star Stan Correspondent
GETTYSBURG, Pa.-This
town takes the Eisenhowers
in stride.
On a shopping expedition
yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Eisenhower spent 20 min
uteS or so in the five-and-
ten, moving between count
erS-and other shoppers
without stirring the slightest
excitement.
A young salesgirl who had
just waited on the wife of
the President watched as her
customers moved on and
then commented: Il just
realized who it was after she
left"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Detroit Man Named
To Hiqh Shrine Post

DETROIT, July II pa
57-year-old Detroit attorney,
Charles E. Merrill. was elected
outer guard of the Shriners yes
terday and placed in line to rise
to imperial potentate.
Mr.. Merrill's election came on
the second ballot at the ShrinerS'
annual convention here. He de-
feated three other nominees:
w. Kendall Baker of Houston.
Tex: Orville F. Rush of Alex
andria. Va. and B. Hiram Blakey
of Miami. Fla.
Gerald D. Crary, a business
man from Deadwood. S. OAK,
was formally installed yesterday
as imperial potentate. succeed
ing Walter C. Guy of Little Rock,
Ark
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Former Union Aide
Joins Hurrimun Stuff

CHICAGO. July IL R.-
Emery E. Jacobs. an Oklahoma
wheat farmer, was named di-
rector of Gov. Averell Harriman's
campaign for farm delegates at
the Democratic National Con-
vention.
Lloyd Benefited, the New York
Governors national campaign
director. annouced the appoint
ment.
Mr.. Jacobs. who is assistant to
James G. Patton. head of the
National Farmers Union, said he
plans an immediate campaign
to contact farm leaders and farm
delegates on behalf of the Har-
riman candidacy.
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Fifth Of q Series
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UP IN THE AIR OVER IKE

in the schools. But maybe that
was just an excuse for skipping
classes. she admitted.
Fishing for a solution. she
said; I'm thinking of sending
him to his grandmother in North
Carolina.
Escape was uppermoSt in the
mind of another mother. who
made her son get out of one of
the better organized gangs. She
sighed as she told of her IL
/ children. 10 of them at home,
and said:
I'VE hope to move soon from
this Northeast neighborhood-
maybe to Virginia"
The Saints, one of the first
groups to come under police
surveillance. have experienced
several phases. Right now many
Il of the original membership,
voWing to 60 straight, have
joined a boys club and there is
considerable hope for improve
ment.
Last fall. some Of the Saints
came to the attention of Will
liam Barr, director of the Christ
Child Settlement House, sos
Massachusetts avenue NV. He
made a real attempt to absorb
the group in the Merrick Boys
Club of the Settlement House
1t didn't work.
Opposed Restraints
"The Saints found it hard to
live by the rules we apply to
everyone" Mr.. Barr said. They
were not accustomed to being
restrained. They wanted to bring
beer in here. and we couldn't
permit that"
Mr.. Barr sizes up the gang
urge this way
Joining gang is a means of
gaining recognition for these
kids. They want to be identified
with something and gang
serves that purpose"
Not even the police agree alto
gether on characteristics of the
Washington youth gang as now
constituted. Capt. John Ryan
of the Youth Aid Division. most
closely concerned with juvenile
crime, says:
1--WE do not have gangs here in
the same sense as criminal gangs
among adults.
Lack Crime Organization
THE teen-age groups here are
not usually organized for crime.
That is, they don't have the
well-laid plans for robberies and
burglaries and system for get
ting rid of their loot.
THE structure of adult gangs
does not exist in the teen-age
groups. think it is more ac-
curate to call them groups"
But to the average cop on the
beat. groups" is too mild term.
To him, gang is a gang, and
whatever their motive, it usually
is not good either for them or
the law-abiding citizenry.
Tomorrow: What can be done
about the gangS?)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
India to Make Jets

NEW DELHI, July IL (P.-
India plans to produce British
designed POLAND Gnat jet fight
ers, with machinery and possibly
British technicians Brought from
Britain. The planes will be
turned out at the Indian govern
ment's Hindustan aircraft COM
pany plant at Bangalore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

ganging up and truancy are of
the same cut of cloth.
Many of the boys who drop
out of school have too much
time. nothing to do and no
money" says Miss McAuliffe.
Its only a matter Of time until
they are in the National Train
ing School,"
Even when the boys do attend
public school classes, they carry
trouble with them. Their fighting
out of class causes bad feeling
and unrest in the classroom,
Miss McAuliffe finds.
The druggist. who copes with
a nuisance he never dreamed
could exist, the theater man
ager and the misunderstanding
all are beset by this new problem.
They like movies with vio-
lence and rock N roll pictures,
said the assistant manager of a
theater attended by members Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Stevenson to Attend
George Dinner Here
BY the Associated Press

Adlai Stevenson yesterday ac-
cepted an invitation to attend a
farewell dinner here on July 19
for Senator George, Democrat of
Georgia, retiring after "a years
in the Senate.
With his acceptance, all three
of the active candidates for the
Democratic presidential nomina-
ton will be on hand. Senator
Kefauver. Democrat of Tennes-
see, and Gov. Averell Hartman
OF New York previously had sent
word that they would be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

= choosing your cigarette brand
is more than just a casual decision.
That's why we think you'll be
especially interested in the chart
shown here. This carefully de.
tailed report, by an independent
laboratory, shows the precise
amount of nicotine and tar in the
smoke of all leading brands of
filter cigarettes. AS you can see,
there's less nicotine by far in the
smoke of King Sano-dnd less tar
than in the smoke of any other
filter cigarette.
There's good reason for this.
Only King Sano, of all leading
filter cigarettes, doesn't depend
on filter tip alone to screen out
nicotine and tar. King Sano filters
the tobacco, too = to reduce
nicotine and tar even before the
cigarettes are made.
The result of this exclusive Sano
process is a truly fine cigarette
and one that tastes every Bit as
good as il is. For a pleasant
change, why not try King Sano?
You'll like them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
D. C.'s TEEN-AGE GANGS
Members Roam Streets
Looking for I roubIe
BY AL ALIBRANDO

I've had of the boys tell they in gangs
and walk walk walk looking Then they
find someone to fight they battle until boy drops"
Miss Eleanor McAuliffe principal of SouSa High
School, making observations ascendency of
teen-age gang in Washington
Like other adults who contact with this ele-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
First Anti Red Law

INDIANAPOLIS. = The FIRST
legislation barring Communists
from the ballot was enacted BY
Indiana's legislature in 1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

Skirt and blouse racks
hold s garments each, 8
Plastic hdnssEs, = COM
binstiOn Plastic hangers,
io-hook belt and IA
hook lie rocks.
Sears 8 Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
Rooms. HousFKFEPINe

DUPONT cncLE-Larse. we'll
furnished lst-d. room. cooking IA
eilIties,. RA. 3,4s07; lis
ESQ 18th ST. N.R.-Lge., bright I'm.
Venetian blinds, deck pch., refrig;,
stove; S1O.25 per VIZ. DE- 2-l675
DOWNTOWN, a24 N. Y. ave. NV
and 92s 6 pl. n.v.-Sgle.. s.;
dble. $13 up. No DRINKS. -23
18th ST. NE. 3618-Large End
floor front roomf refrigerator. hot
plate; single. LA. 6-24s2. lis
COLUMBIA RID. NV, I74S-Newly
dec, double for single person;
refrg., grill. $3.50 wk. -1S
ROOM aUNTING?-See US. 8 houses
to. choose from: save your feet;
1 49, Gi ia Hoi 81. N.w.-Lse. front
Ink: rm, with range and refer;
1855 QUE ST, N.w.-1st-h. front
efieiency with separate kitchen;
ENTIRE III Tsf floors rms. and a bath,
NV NV p phon M't No. 7-os SS ''n o.
5725 18th ST. N.W.-Connected 2
rms. cooking fac. Good transp.
S37 mo. ia. 9-7193. IA
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
cooking privileges.. use Of phone
and washing machine. JU. 9-5434
COLORED. Lovely housekeeping roon
fol. refined. person in nice home
Refgr. and hotplate; handy Il
transp, Call Ii. 6-7970 bet. l .. m
and 10 pm, Sat, or Sun, is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLONY CLUB. 3032 N st. NV
Old Georgetown home for young
people; college atmosphere: conv.
transp. to Govt, ofices. good food;
2 meals q day. FE. 3-l460. 80
ROOM WITH BOARD. care for child
while mother works: very reas.
r III 18Th tSi 81 N.w.-outside N rooms,
large closets; business people. stu
dents: selected menu. PIX. TV.
BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB, 1901
v st. n.w.-White; living room,
lounge Tv; . meals. days a
week; references. AID. 2-9S75 or
AD, 2.SS74 after Z pm.
Dupont Circle Single rooms.
double rooms and triples. Spring
and summer rates. 2 meals daily.
maid service. Phone in room. Ho
18Th tS'9sS 81. N.w.-oirls, pvt. home.
Lge. twin rm;' Ty y.,op piano yard
WAITER REED yIC.wNieely fu5n.
BRADLEY silfSs sA ARMS ia at Dupont circle,
1895 10th st. n.w.-Home-cooked
food; reasonable prices.
LOVELY ROOM and bath, excel.
food. pvt. home of nurse. Elderly
people accepted. Reas. EN- 2-923l
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2001-Nice
rm. with good meals, free Tv in rm.
SIG wk.; young. people. CO. 5-2493.
ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH In
ir-conditioned home or apart
ment desired by young Hebrew
professional man, Box 249-J,
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APIS. FURkIsHED-D.c.

EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE, i'm
fnaculate, modern efficiency: util-
tiles Included: Columbia I'd. and
18th st. vicinity. CO. 1924. is
1926 4th ST. N.W.-Cozy for couple;
bedrm.. Iiv. rm.. Kitchen. din nett
s apf sssh " Tsli ArF ps 81 sH s ss up
child or babies welcome: also hskpg
GiEoiRGEToWN. $3.50 Cue st.-2 bed
m. apt. in apt bldg. See any time:
door open Apt q o. 1,75I;7
s, az ~ hath IntI ui "a f EM g9 eo4 As0
FRANCIs SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
week Cal Ma s-54s5
zoos x ST. Sc Apply Apt T.
Mod, nicely .furn.. rms. bath
scr rear porch: sti5 mo, plus utils
s Ct d i y, PRESS REALTY co coz
1878 'sslPPRsIISc rL. N.w,-weil-faEn,
2 RMS. kit. and bath: lease: adults
$50. See ianitor or AID 2-226s
NICELY FuRN. snacisncy, Utils.,
linens. $14 g6 6; 1924 Vermont ave
wA III 81 f 6fsTANcE downtown
Lovely quiet liy.- bedrm., hall and
decor. $50 mo. 1928 10th st. NV.
1885 PERRY ST. N.E.-One bedrm..
liv, rm., dinette, kit. bath; S16.
Call res. mgr, LA. 6-6315. -19
GLOVER PARK--Large. modern l.
bedroom apt. lovely furnishings.
very desirable neighborhood,
S112.50 mo. plus utilities. Resi-
dent Manager. EN-. 1896. lis
GEORGETOWN - Charmingly furn
large living room. bedroom With
twin beds. bath. full kitchen with
garbage disposal. back porch ex-
cellent closet space; $50. DU Z
LIV'' RIM, bedrm.. kit, bath; utils
$500 blk. 18th W: S70-S76. $40
wk. Call RA. 1888. 5716 18th st
GA. AVE. IOIS-2-rm. apt: Kit,
bath, transp. at dr.; adults; Cen
tile home. EN-. 3-3426. RIA. 3-2S2s.
STUDIO APT.-Porch-si.ting Tm.:
bedrm., pvt. bath; hot plate, refer;
utils.; maid: SIS. EN-. 3-3223,
2 ROOMS. kitchen and bath, IN, g,il-
tiles furnished. Call To. 2-l22o.
s sitfI Z pm FIELD AREA-Bedrm..
din. rm.. liv. rm, kit. and bath:
clean. conv.; pvt. entr. 10. 2-02do.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

328 d ST. N.E.-Lge. light rm. handy
to everything. References. S35 for
one: $40 for 2. LII. 6-2771. -19
BEDRM., 6l2 Evarts
st. NE. pvt. home; $40 per mo-;
good location. AID. 2-7559. -19
KAYWOOD-Lovely bedrm. for re-
fined young woman, in air-cond
apt, l blk. to transp.: $50 month
AP. $4,000. Sun. after l pm.
AREA-Comforta quiet
single room; good neighborhood;
conv. transp.; S25 mo. Ii. 3-1967.
GOOD HOME lpyt), for 1 or 2.
rent reas., close to all transp. Food
optional. LA. GLASS.
s12 E. CAPITOL ST. - Nicely dec.
studio room, pvt. bath: double room,
cooking priv; employed adults. rea.
COLORED-641 9th ST. NE. -
LARGE front bedroom, PRIVILEGES.
cony transp.. couple pref. Ii. 81
COLORED-114 r st. me-; Ice. rm.;
pvt. home: 50 week. DU. 1882.
CoLoRED-s3e nth ST. Ne
Dble. for couple; single for men
or lady. Ho. 2-3193. Ii. 4-5910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HALF ARABIAN COLT. o mos. old.
sired by FL Hezzez; gentle stylish.
Pure-bred Welsh pony stallion at
stud; $50; chestnut with light
] ;ane and tail; gets beautiful colts.
c Ahk2MSAHT G EAfM !q ssaSs
z yrs, about 10 hands. able in
every way: also Dashboard run,
about, excel, with harness Call
AT STUD, beautiful reg. Shetland
pony ress. fee; manure to sell.
VIZ IT, BUY HJ2'I AND SELL quality ADer-
deem Angus breeding cattle, indi;
viduals or herds. Also buy and sell
feeder steers. Orders taken now
Mt Mt, PROSPECT FARMS POPLAR
BLACK ANGUS 49,, registered, call
H I'll Fin PINro. 10 hands. ir. hunt
er; jumps IT.; has been shown;
S$o0, Phone Sat- Sun. or Mon
REG 2t Tenn. WALKER, royalty bred.
hwy. or call FEE 1854. lis
brown 9H sI w asgaS S4-in' brown and
HORSES BOARDED: box stalls, ons
month. LaPlata SOL. 1s'
GELDING. thoroughbred 4 yrs. old;
gentle, sound; never raced uN
WANTED Shetland ponies. up to
4 M, % hfiS9t M D eoN t9P F Psssi
Rte |, Chantilly, Va. 49,
DAIRY HERD; reg Jersey and
Holstein. See our ad under auc-
ton sales. ALFRED R. FREYsz
ANGUS BULL. REGISTERED. 5 years
9 aes. o sT9du gH R5s sfselent calves
GOATS, herd, l or all some milk
ing. young ones fat and cute. Ready
for pets or butcher. Write or call
Box 213-R, Star or DI. 7-4745.
ONE YEARLING silver-dspple. pony.
10 hands: l COW, pony 14-2; l
sq qase oP eb Hal o o2 msTs
Is hands: ali priced under Sl35.
Y. E. COSNER, loo. on Chain
Bridge I'd, mr.. Vienna. Du. D.
NEED IS' HORSES. viii buy or sell any
kind Of livestock; Licensed dealer.
Q REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE SOwS.
bred for second litter: one is Re
serve Grand Champion at Mont
somery County Fair, Pc. 2-3@01
SHEEP-Small flock Grade Hamp-
shiIes, very reas. Priced individual
~ or as flock. Must sell TO-DAY, Call
SMALL, SPOTTED PONY. large
spotted pony: large black mare
uony; rs head Of riding horses, all
colors and sizes; English and west
ern saddles, brides, etc. Tor horse
and pony. western boots and
clothing for the family. Horses
traded and boarded. HILLTOP
FARM. Fisher Rd.. Temple Hills.
Md. 10. 7-S022
GELDING. 6-year-old. BY Chief
Teddy Sound, very gentle. suitable
for beginners or children $3.50 or
best offer. CLARKES PONY
FARM. Lena b-24eo.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN has apt. to share with
Newly EVE FURN A Pom ii Al All FOR siTi
to share with q nice congenial girl
bet. 20 and 20. ia. 5-0420. lis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gentleman
viii share his spacious home with
LADY WILL SHARE lovely APT sgsto with
GIRL. white. wanted to share large
downtown Toe. $50 mo. Bring refs.
Call Ii. 4-49O4 day time. lis
ATTRAC. RIM. for refined bus.
woman; kit. privil. Tv. unlim.
phone; good transp. ia. 7-1397
and AND s SHOP. center T. 20. s-42iS IL
MiDnLE-AGED Jewish man wishes
to share 2-bedrm. apt. with man;
reasonable; New Hampshire ave.
NV: all convenience TU.- 2-6026
or 10. 5-l546. after 7:30 pm.
GRAD. man, 21-30. to
with another man. no. 2-s5ae,
YOUNG MAN, COLORED, has nicely
furn. apt. to share with another
man. Reas.. excel. loo" TV Hu
ARI.@Young girl wants girl room
mate to share furn. mod. garden
gs s2sH e Ell s ssS. " ewes. pS S2
two GIRLS to share lovely 2-bath
GEORGETOWN home with 8 other
girls; very reasonable. FE. 3-l43S.
to share spacious 2
bedroom apt. in modern bldg. with
3 congenial girls. good transpor-
t s,a q "a en- 4 SI e iarvs light cor-
ner apt. with porch. for lady to
share with another lady; air-cond:
$50, incl. all but phone and food.
MA, S-2630. Ext. 70S.
FOR EMPLOYED LADY-Lady will
share with another lady pvt. bedrm.
in apt. on Ordway St, half block on
Conn, ave. All privileges. Call ,WO,
GOOD HOME for mother with chill
dren: SIS week covers mother
rent and care for children; NO. 2
9s41. MRS. COUCH. Sunday. after
ssof Te conn. AvE.-Attrac. furnish.
1-bedroom apt, immediate occu-
PanSy;; We 6-7 ,Ss,s: 70 char. his
ssgpt. MAJ E5th sac s6ot me R nan S7 q TAX
UPToWN conn. AREA-Young man
share conf. apt. with another man
on coop. basis. cook, maid, radio
pflono.. air-cond.; pvt. unlim. phi. :;
econ. DE. 2-7S2S Sun; weekdays
ARLINGToN ToWERs-Young man
to share furn, air-cond. efflc.. apt
with man. $50 mo. IA. .5-3634.
TWO GIRLS to share 2-bedrm. apt,
with one other girl: nL: Wis; and
CONNECTfCuT AVE. = EMPLOYED
girl wishes to share Arm. apt.
with . other girls. DE. 2-S432
COLORED-N. r. SECTlON-Youns
lady to share neatly furnished apt.
With another lady: . bedrooms. Ii.
6-64g0.
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parts and service MALONEY'S
inc, Silver Spring, Nd, JU. $685.
NEW EQUIPMENT. Full line Of INC
industrial wheel tractors. backhoe
graders leaders and equipment
INC farm tractors and equipment
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment; Meyers hay condittoners
Brilljon grass seederS. irrigation
systems. Briggs Stratton. Wisconsin
and Clinton motors. parts and serv'
and service. MALONEY'S. INC.
ice Baler and binder twine, parts
silver Spring Md
USED EoUIPMENT-l.HC Cub. n
and NJ Super c with loader anc
backhoe. Ford with mower. Inter
national and new Holland balers
grain drill, PIT o. lime and fertilizer
distributors. side rake, plows, cult,
yator. disc. cultimulcher. manure
spreader, Cub gang mower. tractor
mowers. and garden tractors. MA
LONEY's. INC. Silver eprins. Nd.
JU. s-3333.