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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-05-22
The Buckeye
MayflOWer
az HARRY !. Hale

The boat was As feet long and i
feet wide. 1t had curved bows, was
strongly timbered and had a deck
roof high enough for man to stand
under it. The sides were thick enough
to stop bullets.
That, fellow Buckeyes, was Ohlo's
sMayflower," in which most of the
IS first settlers of the state fioated
down the Muskingum river to Mari
eta. The boat was too small to hold
the whole party, SO the overflow
crowded into a flatboat and a few
canoes, which with the 45-footer
composed flotilla.
The big boat was named the Ad-
venture Galley but the name was
later changed to the Mayflower in
honor of the ship which brought the
Pilgrims to America. 1t was built at
Sumrills ferry, now West Newton,
Westmoreland County, Pa, on the
Youghiogheny river, by the settlers
themselves, who had gotten that far
by wagon and snow sleds.
Ships Cargo
On April /, 1888, the Adventure
Galley was finished and, with the
flatboat and canoes, loaded for the
trip. The load consisted of horses,
wagons, baggage, tools and provi-
sions enough to sustain the party un-
til their prospective crops were
grown-they thought.
The next afternoon the little flotil-
la started down the river into the
Muskingum and towards Marietta
where they proposed to make the
first settlement in the virgin forests
of Ohio. They named the place Adei-
phia.
On April 1.-THE flotilla came to the
concourse of the Muskingum and
Ohio rivers, where the pioneers had
intended to land. There was an old
log fort, built in 1785-Fort Harmar,
and around it they proposed to build
their settlement.
Missed Location
But the banks of the Muskingum
were SO thickly grown with syca-
mores and verdure that the river
junction was obscured and the flotil-
la, out in the middle of the river,
passed it by. The landing was made
just a little past the old fort about
noon.
April 7, 1913, was the date of the
first settlement in Ohio. For long II
was observed as holiday in the
state. 1t still should be.
The pioneers on the Adventure
Galley were composed of two parties
who had eonverged at Sumrill's fer,
ry to build the boat.
One party, % persons started from
Ipswich, Mass, December 3, 1877
andwas incommand ofHaffield Whit,
and Ezra Putnam. DR.. Manassah Cut
Ter gave them a large wagon, cover
ed with black canvas on which wa'
painted in white For The Ohio
Country"
William Gray drove the wagon in
which all the tools, baggage and sup.
plies were loaded. The men made the
journey on foot. This party got tc
Sumrill's ferry January %, 1888. In
it way Jonathen Devell, a shipwright
who bossed building of the boat.
Abandon Wagons, Use Snowsled:
The other party comprised 26 per,
sons and started January /, 1888
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Those that took Sunday dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bell,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-05-22

the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Lysle Cahill and family.
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News Want Ads get results.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
CRIME JUMPS

V1ENNA-AP - The Austrian
Ministry of the Interior has issued
a report showing an increase of
more than 600 percent in major
crimes over pre-war figures.
The ministry said there were
364 eases of murder or attempt
er murder in the first nine months
of this year, compared with 81
robheries this year compared with
in 1887. 8here have been 618
81 ten years ago.
The government report did
not specifically lay the blame on
troops of the four occupying pow
ers, but noted that Austrians were
involved nj only Is percent of
themurder cases and an even
smaller percentage on the robber-
les.
The report emphasized the abb
solute in adequacy of the arma-
ment of civilian police authorities.
1t said that since the end of the
III policemen have been kill
ed on duty and many others have
been severely wounded.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
BABE SURVIVES

Hong Kong-AP-Ip Lin, an
amah tservant) of me Kowloon
hospital, is the proud adaptive
mother of what she describes as
"a miracle baby"
The child--a girl-had her first
look at the world in a side street
in Shamsuipo. Her mother. a %
year-old street sleeper, already
ha dfour children. When the fifth
was born, the mother, without ty-
ing the umbilical cord on her
child, dropped the infant down a
IA foot nullah.
The nullah was filled with
about a foot of water which cush-
Toned the baby's fall. While the
child's body was submerged its
head rested on a sandbank which
lifted the nose and mouth above
the water level.
Two passing Chinese heard the
cries of the baby. The mother,
found lying a few yards from the
nullah, is now awaiting trial.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
LOVE HERBS

on
the Rand, in South Africa, are
eager buyers for a consignment
of new love herbs" which have
just arrived from the United
States.
They mix the herbs with pow
dered lizards hearts and claim
that it is very effective. The con-
coction is used to make a man ca
pable of holding the devotion of
his wife so that he need not fear
that she will run away while he
is looking for a second wife.
Native medicine men are pleas
ed with this addition to their
stock-in-trade, but complain bit
terly that there is a serious
shortage of hippopotamus fat,
used to keep bad luck away. The
blac kmarket price of hippo fat
has risen 200 percent to so cents
an ounce.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
DONATES TO HOSPITALS

Melbourne-AP - Sol Green,
79-year-old Melbourne cattle own
er. businessman, former bookmak-
er. and philanthropist, has given
$135, 900 for distribution among
five Melbourne hospitals.
Green, who has given away
around S324,000 in the last few
years, was i'll in a Melbourne hos
pital when he announced the gift
in a letter to Melbourne newspa-
pers.
at (the gift is made to sup
port my plea that the people of
this good nation may always re-
fuse to take part in any kind of
religious or racial bigotry," he
wrote.
interviewed in hospital, Green
said IF l live another IL months
I'll do the same again"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
WATCH GERMAN STUDENTS

Hamburg-AP - Because II
German university students have
failed to return from officially
sponsored visits to Switzerland. a
specially strict check is in the flu
ture to be made on students going
abroad, the Swiss consulate here
said.
In some cases the absent" stu
dents had sent their British Mil
itary Government exit permits
back asking for an extension of
time but military government Of
ficials said such extensions could
not be granted.
There is also soc uncertainty
about the movements OF another
20 students who visited private
persons in Switzerland.
The extra precautions now be-
ing taken by both British and
Swiss authorities recently delayed
a party of SO Hamburg students
going to help Switzerland.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
CUPID STRAINS

Durango, Colo. - AP - The
Bondad Home Demonstration
Club is a generous but small
group, and in adopting a French
family it was understood the ben
eficiaries were a widow and one
child.
1t received a letter thanking
the women for their first package.
but the letter went on to say that
the family had picked up a hus-
band, 10 children and eight grand
children.
Undismayed, the club declared
it was ready to do its best. After
all, only five of the children r
living at home now.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
BRITISH QUIT FORT

Caleutta-AP-The last British
troops, the Second East Lanca-
shire battalion, have moved out
of famed Fort William thus break
ing a British ASSOCIATION with the
fort of 257 years. Raised in 1855,
the battalion has seen action in
many lands including the USA
where it fought at Bunker Hill.
After World War II service in
Arakan and North Burma, the
battalion moved to Calcutta in
1916 where till May of this wear
it has been mainly used to queli
riots.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28

Pascagoula game. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Walk
CIR, Mr.. and Mrs. f. D.. Mize, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Grant and chill
drcn, Lynne, Margie and Jane,
and Mrs. f. Hagmann and daugh-
ter, Miss Joyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Terreson
and family drove to Meridian for
the game Thursday. They were
accompanied BY their daughter,
Janet and son, Harold.
MI. and Mrs. T. I. Justice and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Koch motored
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TO Meridian Thursday morning
for the Meridian Pascagoula
game.
Mrs. S. r, Powell has returned
from a visit of two months with
her sister, Mrs. w. l.. Anderson
in Tampa, Fla, where she attend
ed the wedding of her niece,
Miss Mary Claire Anderson to
George Martin.
Among those attending the
home coming festivities of No
tire Dame Seminary in New Or
leans was the Rev. Gregory John
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Personals

Clinton Lockard, John Gautier
and Kay HOLSTER of Tulane uni
versity at New Orleans are home
to spend the holidays with their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. N. Lock-
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hermes Gauticr
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Hollister.
Two carloads OF devotees Of
football attended the Meridian
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
BALLOON OVER ALPS

Schlieren, Switzerland-AP -
Five men aboard a free balloon
made a north-south crossing of
the Alps in 512 hours recently,
ascending near Zurich and land
ing at iBiascas near the Swiss
Italian frontier. II
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ROCK CLAIM

Szezeein, Poland-AP Poles
to have found new proof
that this former German port city
of Stettin was once a Slavic
stronghold. Arehaeologists re-
excavated the walls of an
ancient Slav fortress.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28

son. assistant pastor of Our Lady
of Victories church who had the
honor to be chosen as Subdeacon
in the conducting of a high solemn
homecoming took place last week.
mass on Thursday morning, The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
FRIEND IN NEED

San Jose, Calif.-AP-School-
teacher Elmer L. Stewart lost or
mislaid his No. 8 iron on the Hill
view golf links a year ago,but
never bought another.
Finally there came a spot where
only a No. 8 would do, so he
borrowed from his constant golf
ing champion James Kershaw.
Turned out to be his own, which
neither knew had been in Ker-
shaw's bag for a year.
lister and Treasurer Joseph B.
Chiefly reported to Parliament in
his budget for l947-48.
Among the costs were So, 744,-
600, 900 for pay to servicemen; ST.
080, O0O,0 boz for aircraft and war
like stores and equipment; and
$940, 600, 900 for reciprocal lend
lease to United States forces.
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wAR COSTS PLENTY

Canberra-AP-World War II
cost Australia a total of approx
mately $3.50, 900, 900, Prime Min
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN CHIEF 1910: 200 miles since COM
plete overhaul; just re-wired, chrome tank
and head light. 5-in. foam rubber buddy
seat and detached windshield, new tires.
GE. O234. 10
HARLEY 1941 Ga: Just overhauled; plen-
ty of chrome; best offer. SH. 9592. -12
CUSHMAN 1947 scooter with sidecar; re-
posses. balance 1895. Call MR.. BOND,
ME. 1890, 8 to 5 pm. 10
HARLEY 1941 "A; just overhauled: plenty
of chrome: best cash offer. SH. 1892. IL
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1912 IA" fat head:
mileage, 10000; amply chromed; perfect
eond; $3.50. Call TO. 6O91. 10
HID 1915. cob" excel cond.: extras.
Seen s 8 am. mt to 2 pm. all week 21os Eye
SPECIAL Motor Became lightweight motor
cycle U25-cc). reduced 500; present sell
ing price $685. MANHATTAN AUTO &
RADIO CO., eth and r SITS. NV. --15
HARLEY-DAVIDSON '38 10; Just over
1917 SERVICE CYCLE motor bike: must
sell today or tomorrow; 80 miles per gallon
of gas; has extras; $3.50 or best reasonable
offer Call AT 9047. Ill
1910 BONNAYILLE SCOUT, good condi-
ton. with buddy seat; S275 or best offer
Enjoy THOSE FALL DAYS on a new
AIS, Matchless. Ariel or Triumph motor
cycle. Excel. used mach. to choose from.
Terms. 1946 Francis-Barnett Merlin, :"
125-cc: 1915 HID. -45; 1916 AIS, 800
&C and 350-cc; 1916 Triumph Speed
Twin: 1947 Matchless, 5O0-cc. ALLIED
MOTORCYCLE SALES, 2014 NJ st. NV,
RE 5O13 -l5
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.)

CROsLEYs, 1947 models; :, 1-quarter- ton
f1 s., HENRY MILLER q MOTORS, INC, i s3
CHEVROLET , 1s4i ton; 7;oox15 tires,
ans and s real bargain at S495; private owner.
tlssiIS s. $ 1857 i * 44s STAKE Pys'
ton, 100 In. wheel base with frame extern
sion. This truck was owner driven less
than 10000 miles and is in excel. conG.
~ FhYFo4 paTE 6 Gal5 NJ BaR
NV RE. 1878. Closed SEQ sundays unde s0nn 10 ~
CHEVROLET I941 81 dump: steel body,
dual drive: good as new, driven less than
prS Doe % oKne mo 1pes q Sd ser bss
DODGE 1s41 l-ton panel; good condition
sna 2 real avs bargain $3.50, ROPER ROPE!
FORD 1870 R-ton panel; original paint;
n motor b and bod s7s in eXgsen eSadton
conditioned and ready 10: work MiTcH-
aTE kk0IHE Ef iss % o panel truck
roof bins for parts inside; S545; will
finance If necessary. Me. 91s2, SOL II
DODGE 1s47 1,4,t9n Sta, stake y, body, very
GlOn.
INTERNATIONAL METRO 1946 1-ton
panel: perfect shape; actual mileage, 2,700
miles: must sell Immediately. WI. 1000.
CHEVROLET 1897 dump truck; excellent
condition; 1915. See at CROCKETT
EQUIP. CO., Warrenton, Va.
DODGE 1885 1l2-ton fire truck, rotary
pump, 2O0-gal. booster. tank, reel,
lengths suction hose. fittings. dual wheel;
very reasonable, 1878. Call TO 6091 i; 10 10
canopy express body; new tires and motor
good. Can be seen at III Thayer ave-,
Silver Spring, Md. Price. 1878 or best
offer under. liz
GMC 1871 R-ton panel truck; perfect con-
sion; ST45. VANCE, ME. 0053.
5 FORD 1947 stake body trucks: less than
5000 miles; for sale; See daily, So pm Pm:
past Tysons Corner. to W. B., Kern farm
on right, opposite the old mill. Id
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMC truck dealer,
offers 40 trucks at special sale.
PickupS, panels, stakes, dumps. chassis
and cabs, semitrailers. Also some Army
surplus trucks, AKA, 6x6 6x4, cargos,
dumps, tractors chassis. bridge. construc-
ton trucks, half-tracks, ducks. 1912
Federal 3-ton tractor and nat semitrailer'
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMc truck
dealers, 5000 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va,
CHI 1000, daily am. to 8 pm, Sun. 10
to 8. To reach: Out M st. through George
town, cross Key Bridge, turn right on Lee
hwy. U. S. % ana I'D: drive Y miles.
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T axe Ny Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
Classroom Clipping.

Q. In correcting papers in my
English class I notice that many OF
my students use a plural verb where
a singular verb is called for, as
Experience of many years are
guiding him." Can you give me
simple way of explaining why this
is wrong?-Mrs. H. T. G..
A. I'd show them, by a simple
blackboard diagram, that the er-
ror is due to false attraction. This
error usually occurs when the sub
ject of the sentence is followed by
prepositional phrase, as: Expert
ence (subjcet) of many years (prep-
osittonal phrase) -.
In your sentence, the plural noun
years is followed by the verb, which,
by attraction, appears to be correct
as a plural. But years" is not the
subject. The subject Is the singular
noun experience"
Diagram the sentence thus:
Experience is guiding him.
Experience (of many years. is
guiding him.
Now explain that such preposi-
tional phrases are simply explain
atory and do not have any effect
on the following verb.
In the following examples, the
right" constructions are empha-
sized by placing the proportional
phrases in parentheseS:
Wrong: "The galloping OF the
horses were plainly heard" Right:
The galloping (of the horses was
plainly heard.
Wrong: "a period Of six months
have elapsed" Right: A period (of
six months has elapsed.
Wrong: "a company of soldiers
were marching by" Right: A COM
pany (of soldiers) was marching
by.
Wrong: 1.-THE study Of English
and mathematics are required
Right: The study (of English and
Mathematics is required.
I feel sure, Mrs. H, that this
simple device will quickly clear
up the trouble; and I recommend
it to the other English teachers
among my readers.
Copyright, 1947. the Bell Syndicate, Ine)
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LIST, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash In
METRO REALTY CO. Elk. 549s.
SECOND TRUST-We will buy second
trust notes on D. c., nearby Md and Va
properties. Call MR. STEVENSON. MA.
ist AND End TRUST LOANS - prompt
cali COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. sIs
Ne IS n; ON s Sc SsDo TRUST will
buy second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
g. INVESTMENT CORP, 1872
N. Y. ave. NV National 1893.
LIST AND 2nd TRUST LOANS on real estate
I4 ns,T I s NV Ma 2157 ..,.o.-.
without excessive title charges or appraisal
fees: low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES; quick set.
Element. FULTON R. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV, D1. $3.50. Brokers, attention. .
SEVERAL GOOD End trust notes for sale
secured by local real estate. Call MR..
MARTIN, RE. 1881. -13
MONEY on FIRST and second trusts: prompt
Virginia or D. c. property. THE AMERI-
ist, end, Bird TRUST Loans, nearby Md,
Va, and D: G.; mo. payts. lowered. ADAMS
REALTY = CO; ,so5 N. Y. ave. NV RE
2nd-TRUsT LOANS, D. c., Md, Va. PROP;
immed; service. low rates; MAURICE B.
isteTRtsT ToASs on real real estate; low
WALsHE, INC, Ills Eye st. NV, MA.
646S
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1924 crane complete; one
owner; $685.. JET MOTOR SALES, Ii.
FORD 1s47 1h-ton; never licensed; cabin
chassis; also l94z Ford, lR-ton Coe,
never licensed. JET MOTOR SALES; Ii.
FORD 1871 1A-ton stake. dual wheels
best condition: $500; consider terms.
"ROPER," 1880 R. l. ave. ne. To-
FORD 1910 34-ton panel; exceilent con-
dition; S735 JET MOTOR SALES, Ii.
CHEVY CHEVY 1941 1A-ton dual wheel; all
metal body: good running condition; 5000.
InNSTTEERNATIoNAL "a panel; excel motor,
body, tires. new paint in and out; used In
dry cleaning: S525. UN. 1878 or Wa.
REQ new, 1913 models: 1lz to 8 ton.
straight or tractor type: Call US Ior
s ssd del Hsdy date REQ WASH Is &c.
FORD ie4l stake: 2-speed rear; excel;
tires; $3.50, $3.50 down. RICE MOTOR
CO., 1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. 10
AUToCAR TRACTOR 1946. model C-7o
rs: in good condition, with 9th wheel; will
sell way below cost, $4,000. Call OWNER
ia. 1857. .,
ton: bargain s475; consider terms
ROPER" 1880 r. L ave. ne. To-
best offer under. RE. lisa or wi. 31i1
half TRACKS with winches, stakes, pan
els, dumps. trailers; all selling cheap.
RICE MOTORS, '731 Bladensburg I'd, re.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont

ABOUT 1913 ACRES on either side Of hwy;
near Govt. ordnance plant. Montg , ca
M .n m nay se in traets of about
p to 80 acres. L. W. GRooMEs' 18th and
c cfS isI s5 acres, This opportunity
SgfFos feea5 Ssa0 1sss Eye &C.
io 10 GRE BUILDING SITES, about "a
cleared; at ClerksburR, Mont. Co, Mo, :;
elee, tele. schools stores, tranSpP;; ier "a
OWNER, 81 81. $3.50. -
ACRES Es "a D breed sse
eaDne ACRES ui OF OF GROUND, partly cleared,
ZAP GSSss.. js4ms 5si .i5:s
s sGMPERs 600 ArrENT1oN.ws have az a
acres. located only 3h miles from down
town Washington; new construction Is
now in prosress IN TINS area; priceSd1 1s az
A At STi N BiUfIHIDERs-Here is an ex-
cellent buy; complete subdivision, consist
1900 it. of completed and grayelled road
way; electricity; close to new Shirley hwy,
approx. II mi. from Washington: excel
AAs R r. Co. ssa K4s st. Asa
ipd5,a Ph Aa asxss 17 ct1 water in.
for subdivision. HY O23S. 10
APT. HOUSE GROUNDS--11 acres in best
location; high elevation near District line
in Md CSC per So. #, single lots ~ by
100. $4,000 OWNER, 81. p so. .
COL0RED-0XON HILL MD, 4h miles
out D. C. line; acres. $1,000. Easy
terms. Spring water, branch. fruit trees
on property. Call LEO PARISH. Lo. 122
after 8 pm. 15*
ACREAGE suitable for subdivision at prices
attractive to investors and developers; any
amount up to 1000 acres. MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va, at the end Of Columbis
pike. Phone Alex. 5s12. Closed Sundays
BUILDERS, INVESTORS, SPECTATORS, at.
tention--40 acres, "A mi. U. S. Capito
Bldg. in Prince Georges County; sewer
available. $1,000 per acre. terms. Bo,
229-C. Star.
LOVELY BUILDING SITE for you
home; corner, nicely wooded, almost 2k
acres, near stores, school, ETC.; price
$1,000.
On old Lee hwy, close to everything;
cor, 130X155: now 81 $50.
APPROX Az acres on Lee blvd. with 500.
IT. frontage: priced right
In Fair Hill subdiv., close to Lee blvd.
6 dandy lots, big shade trees. 142-ft
frontage, $4,000 so. tt; only $4,000
Call C. r. Moran, FA. 919-J-3, Oh
THOMAS D. WALSH. INC, S15 18th st
NV, d. 1857
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TRAlLERS.

nS sssa sssSfs 1857 s7s s'RSsf
Il Il 5ERfaSn trailer sa furnished
22-ft., electric brakes and 194l WHY'S
sedan. perfect condition. priced at sl.765o
MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one of our luggage
Utility trailers and boat t5asTS BY tie
ER co. NC 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV
u TO t. s you x4at t ri
Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1921. Special sale on
house trailers, luggage trailers and trailer
JUST AkEIyED,-Ihss new e 2S47 u TFaysg2 e
G1uRT Phone S0 RG ~ so four miles south of
GLIDER TRAILER, sleeps t four, all,msta Il
YOUR sSs If aSHs1N Seff Problem soLyEpBig
R PsIf e. s1 Has 81 Greenwood Tacoma a
AMERICAN HOUSE TRAILER. 1e41, sleeps
I. good cond reasonably price,, 1927
NJ MaI RsIne sta Nd VA sSoo
channel-type, ribs and exterior, thoroughly
5StiiSa an sA1Es
Only authorized dealer bet. Baltimore and
A SELECIlUN OF the nneSC nome traler
coaches built. These trailers now avail
able. Howard. Schult, thinner, American
and Travelo. Trailer parts and acces-
series, bottle gas stoves and fittings
open daily and Sunday, 8 am. to pm.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC. 4030
Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone WO. 1891.
NATIONAL TRAILERS, I947, now on dis
play C. FRED PAINTER, 5000 Baltimore
ave. RiverdaIe. Md. Phone WA. 1908.
ONE OF MARYLAND'S LARGEST trailer
coach dealer invites your. inspection OF
their outstanding variety Of trailer homes
in aluminium and masonic constructed BY
Americas leading manufacturers. Prices
and sizes to meet every. need. Also
RICHTER IesiI1 TRAfLER SALES u. s. Route l. /.
Rerwyn. Nd. Phone TO $685.
aoS q d5st 1898 ESSS
Allentown I'd. Sc 10'
GLIDER 1947. announces the arrival Of
several more model SS-B's with hot and
cold running water. stainless steel kitchen.
large cleo. refgr., shower, and flush toilet.
The best trailer on earth. II. lS, "a
months financing. COLE TRAILER CO.
5000 Georgia ave. NV. 81. $500. or 81.
AMERICAN 1947. 1s-ft., sleeps 4; electric
brakes, bottled gas, refrigeration, ample
storage and closet space; Venetian blinds,
reasonable for cash. Wo. 8119. III
1871 HOUSE TRAILER, 24-ft., 8 rooms
Venetian blinds. bullion porch, fenced-in
yard Others extras. Priced to sell. Lot
10, Temple Trailer Village Alex, Va. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
answers 70 STRIVING.
Youth Who Lost Hands,
Arm Plays Trombone

EMDEN, Ill.-Loss Of both hands
and his left arm in moving ma
chine accident four years ago failed
to stop Ralph Nelson Hoar's musi-
cal career.
The 17-year-old Emden youth
switched from trumpet to from
bone and with the aid of a special
harness has given trombone solo
concerts at Emden civic gatherings.
He also carries a newspaper route,
rides a bicycle, and mows lawns.