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Evening star., 1948-06-10
Bills 10 Raise Teachers
$500, Halt |nequities
Introduced by Bates
By Harold B. Rogers

Legislation to give a 5000 increase
in pay to all teachers and officials
in the District school system next
year, and to correct inequities in
the 1947 teachers pay act was in
troduced in the House today by Rep
resentative Bates, Republican, OF
Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Bates announced that joint
hearings on the legislation will be
held by the District Fiscal Subcom-
mittees of both Houses at 10 am
tomorrow in the Senate District
Committee room.
Presiding jointly at the session
will be Mr.. Bates and Senator Cain
Republican, of Washington, chair
man of the House and Senate Fiscal
subcommittee.
Mr.. Bates announced that he in
troduced the legislation after an
extended conference this morning in
his Office with the school officials.
They included Supt. Of Schools Ho-
bart M. Corning, A. w. Heinmiller,
DR.. Garnet Wilkinson, assistant su-
perintendent of schools, and others.
The proposals were laid before the
House in the form of two separate
bills.
The second bill was introduced
by Mr.. Bates at the request OF DR.
Corning. who said it had been ap-
proved by the Board of Education
and the District Commissioners. 1t
is designed to eliminate inequities,
which the school officials said had
developed as a result of the teachers
pay raise of last year.
The bills, Mr.. Bates emphasized,
are designed to go into effect only
if Congress grants pay raise for
Federal employees. This issue on the
over all salary increases for Federal
employees still was under considera-
ton today by House and Senate
leaders.
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Brochure Pictures Districts
Historic and Present Day Spans

ing of cavalry or vehicles. Only a
4-foot sidewalk stood.
There are pictures of that extra
ordinary structure, the Aqueduct
Bridge, which carried the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal and towpath
right over the Potomac at the pres
ent site of the Key Bridge to serve
the Port of Alexandria with canal
transportation to the interior.
And there is Brady picture Of
the old Navy Yard Bridge across the
Anacostia now the Eleventh Street
Bridge, which John Wilkes Booth
crossed on the night of April Ia,
1865, after he had shot President
Lincoln in Ford's Theater.
Most impressive historical picture
in the collection, however, is the
William Howard Taft Bridge, up-
der construction in 1905. to carry
Connecticut avenue over Rock Creek
Valley. Only woods stood where
the terraced gardens lead up to the
Shoreham and the Wardman Park
Hotels.
Length of Spans Given.
! One learns the Key Bridge Is
1871 feet inches long; the Me-
mortal Bridge, 2,138 feet, and the
Highway Bridge 2,234 feet inches
long. The Highway Bridge is 40
feet wide, the Memorial Bridge 60
feet and the Key Bridge SO feet.
The great bridges crossing Rock
Creek Valley are pictured, with their
predecessors. and the bridges that
opened Washingtons Northeast ter
ritory by crossing the railroad yards.
Grade separations at Scott Circle,
Thomas Circle. Twenty third street
and Virginia avenue NV. and the
Maine avenue approach to the
Highway Bridge are shown.
The last picture shows present
traffic conditions at Dupont Circle,
where a long underpass is under
instruction
Evening star., 1948-06-10
D. G. Mosons Visit New York

More than 80 members from st.
Johns Masonic Lodge here, headed
by Walter L. Chism, left for New
York by train this morning for .
days visit with the members OF
list. Johns Lodge in New York.
Yearly exchange trips between these
two lodges were interrupted during
the war.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Junior College Gives
First Diplomas 10
Is in Montgomery

Bartlett Raymond Wales of Be-
thesda. who filed the first applica-
ton for enrolment in Montgomery
Junior College two years ago, got the
first diploma last night at COM
mencement exercises for Is grad
yates in Leland Junior High School.
Associate in arts degrees were
awarded.
Gov. Lane made the commence
ment address Pointing to the fact
that this is the first junior college
in the State supported by public
funds, he said:
1--WE have reached another mile
stone, significant milestone in the
broadened program of public edu-
cation we are constructing for
Maryland"
This addition to the educational
program, he said. provides the op-
portunity for higher study to many
who otherwise would be deprived of
it because of the limited capacities
OF our colleges and universities. Gov.
Lane expressed hope many of the
graduates would consider entering
the teaching profession in Maryland.
Raymond S. Yaukey, president of
the class. and Charles r. Brubaker
were graduated with honors.
Dean Hugh G. Price presented the
graduating class and H. Standley
Stine, president of the Board of
Education, conferred the degrees.
The Montgomery Symphony Or
chestra furnished music.
On the platform with Gov. Lane
were Thomas G. Pullen, superin-
tendent of schools for Maryland;
E. M. Douglass, assistant superin-
tendent Of Montgomery County
schools; Brooke Johns, president of
the County Board of Commissioners,
and members of the Board of Edu-
cation.
Meanwhile, a special committee
report made public yesterday by the
Board of Education urged continua-
ton of the Junior college as a
permanent part of the school system
/ Members of the graduating class
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Church Holds Festival

A May festival will be held IN
the ward of the Northminster Pres
Ibyterian Church, Alaska avenue and
IKalmia road NV, today and to-
morrow. It will be held today from
S to 10 pm. and tomorrow from 5
n,ittee, viii preside.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Hillside Citizens to Meet

The Hillside Md) Citizens Asso-
eiation will hold its regular month
ly meeting at 8 o'clock tonight In
The Bradbury Heights School.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Blair High Alumni Hop

A Homecoming hop" for Mont
gomery Blair High School alumni
will be held at pm. Saturday in
the school, Silver Spring.
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Hopkins. Stephen
Jams. Fred C.. jr.
Kinsman. Robert G.
Lake. Rutherford c.
Notion. Leoncra F.
Schantz, w. S.. jr.
Schief. Horace G.. il.
Schneider, Donald d.
Shores, Howard l..
Wales, Bartlett r.
Wood. Vivian A.
Yaukey, Raymond D.
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al {.
Anderson. lola NJ.
Barnett. Edward g.
Bort, Anthony r.
Brubaker, Charles R
Byrne. Elizabeth L.
Clogs. Million r.
Crosswait, Philip NJ.
Darby. Nancy r.
Day, Doris z.
Deibler, David II.
FitZwaser, John A.
Hewitt, Lawrence 3.
Higbie. James c.
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FARM end GARDEN,

choremaster walking and riding type
c. $3.50 gc5ste Lee bss
41iast0n faRM AxcH1SERI xe SH 1000 Clearance sae
hammer mills. stalk cutter. mixer. rub
ss.ss5s q sfs55 S..
ssaa vIsso- 4as wson 81 fl
Gu. IT.. sssS Free frozen food with freez-
sTs: MALoNEYs; NC; osls6 GeorEia ave.
LAWNS AND GARDENs-Fall seeding.
dfaas.s 'aassans sssssn Ea Ss oR
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. cabling, fertil-
;za csHsss 'fff fREE asFVsE H
STEEL BUILDING for farm. industrial or
warehouses. sizes TT. by #. to 60xl00.
* Z! 'Isda s'Sessf sp sEs'a
Ga ave-. Silver spring, sH. $3.50.
s wine; ma make ohers Dial operator FOR MsTi-
RoToTiLLER. new. never used; below
al SnSE fSs s3 sGKts 3V Psttdm a4o
nnans inst sligped aysllable near Fairfax Tsle
SWEET CORN and early tender field corn:
tomatoes peppers. SQUASH; potatoes; Az
TOP SOIL, 10000 yds: rich dirt: place
qrder q,a now fer Sept; delivery. McLAuG5H-
bushsi specia S ssturday' Vi; Sunday and and
Tail5ing Yoi5 foT DEiye oa. Golesyille PIKE
NOUGH ORCHARD. Ednor 20
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BOATS.

AUXILIARY CABIN sAIL1oAT, 10 #
long; good sails. excel. cond. Priced for
quick sale, need money to build house. CHI.
CABIN CRUISER, 4s-ft,. Sterling motor;
sleeps six: Suitable for living or Ions
take car on M trade. I Writ. fs b. q 4us Star
saMsosTs s All ats FOE RENT , by the dss Or
foot Of Ist 81, s.w, 1 bl. north Of Corin-
G.S GaSoE y, .TSss%spson. Perfect shape 500. =.
iaa isas ~ti owESs, sEs e-e.bin cruiser, priced
81 900. Under list. See owner Sat. or
sun. am. ALTON PHIPPs' DOCK, pesle,
s5-Foor CABIN CRUISER. bottom Just
Iepainted, will sell for 500 or best offer.
CABIN CRUISER, AZ IT. long, lift. beam
Apply JOHN GROSS, Rod and Reel, Chesa-
peake Beach, Md. Phone North Beach
sI-Fr CABIN D. r.. keel laid in 1875; a
high-srade salty craft at ss75. North
oSESs !sss 6 iSi susssour ssfa 1s4s. new. $50
sPEEDBOxr. is IT.. 6 passengers, ma
rine engine. like new, fast; complete. $3.50.
MARiasS M SUPPLIES. paints. rope. ars - .z-
rne enane. % e Soc sp h.hins s.eF.
rRAHK !. DH vHSGHo ss q SON, lsls 11ts
ronD tss motor snSsts 1oI sas sin
SkscuRY Sfsi cuft cTfsox2D 1o-hp. motor. ik.
neN; cost $3.50. sacrihes for inmed. sale.
BOAT BUiLDNG. repairs. STORAGE. Out
eapeL e1i5e "a esEaS s'ia soAF ~ ~WoRRs. na,o "a:
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ROOMS FURNIsnFp-N.ns..,s

1921 10 Ike, kEAENY y st q. N;EmpOgSls sls.pIns
issns;5 sss slass ss;s soss issn'S i I'D
uso sss looa sh or 'sp p.ops Sss: NJ see s.n E
$sp ss M 'es 5ansIs saa 's1y9s
= ! s. NEI:-LsEs. trent I'm, and
NICE. NICE FRONT double bedroom, fer ! or
ssss sr. II RE.@Sie.l, Vie turn. room; suit.
n. nns f9F qR au5ss Ssal gentleman or LADY, on as bus
TWHE W MHhioK. 1913 B st. n,..-comfSr.-
able able rooms; 9;, newly dscosstea:; sgls. beds.
III sa4po i4ts IL 81. Ss7e eA.E-M.,..r s.drm.,i =
..n.msS pS h9vs S sdar o eps ss
$50 1eth ST; N,E.-Tw.n;b.a room, front,
sdsH SISE LARGE fgss; m. r...on.Si. 5:ps,
:saS ssSi srjosiR pxRoTa AVE- so room
snsls su. s1 TSom asae phone washing privil hr'
twin beds, next to bath, 2nd neor; Y
square from suprems Court; ,spisndidly
sIn'sasa' sal w. ASs aS 'hf-eh soimf..s.nt
for gentleman; IN pvt. apt, adults. 20
next to bath; home privileges: eany.
l9os ST. N.E.-sinsIs room. ss gsssk.
81. ss,s E..a, EEA,SE s,ss sT. ME- 'insl' rssm.
ss si On: ~ s.s.:a I'll aass s. :''; "a :Ss
LGE BEDRM.. KIT. and back porch. End
dooI. nicely furn.; laundry privileses TR.
10 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E-Larss
front sleeping room, twin beds. electric
plate for breakfast PRIVILEGES; $40 yk.
JIIe Z ST. N.E.-Larss front room for
young couple or 2 adults. all convsniensss.
tss e .sssi.d 81; .suit: e. ssssfRs!as I'm; '''
COLOkED-5O56 SHEKIFF RD. NE
LarEe beautifully. furnished room In new
home to refined 0overnmept empioyee
yashing machine); (bus stops In front);
CoLoRED-FoR GENTLEMAN Of rsfins-
ment newly furn. rm near bath. shower,
unlinn: phone in rm.. In new apt; $3.50
" ~. -2gO0. -
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AVIATION.

TAYLORCRAFT 1916 de luxe: fully equip
S423 %"
FAIRCHILD PT-19. unlicensed: new tires,
inner tubes and pare chute: $3.50 cash
Pr ?6-3 partners wanted to share PIT %.
$3.50 share. and you can get heavy time
Like renting light ship. For details,
EBCOUPE. late 40, overall blue and cream
paint Job. sensitive altimeter. turn ard
bank indicator, airline type s-day clock.
2-wav RCA radio: newly re1nished pro-
neller Price $1,000, ERGO FIELD. River
dale. Md. Phone UN 1441 30
ERCoUPE '46, just relicensed: airwor'hi-
ness guaranteed: all bulletins comolied
with by factory: special: attractiv. nainted
interior. Price. $1,000. ERGO FIELD. Riv-
erdale; Nd Phone UN; 144l; 80
craft s6sh: licensed: in good condition
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, OIL. 1888
Evening star., 1948-08-28
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

CHOICE wHITE-FACED Hereford steers,
900 lbs approx.; 20 steers, 4bO lbs. reas
2r.ced SH. 2l14. ME. 1894 Il
HUNTERS. gentle saddlers. pony-Foreign
service ofhcer,, assigned abroad. disposine
PVT stable; all animals sound. gentle. half
IADY's PLEASURE HORSE. "a hands .
mss ss ate soeE ssoo Va 1stss ss stoes a
EIGHT-WEEK-OLD PIGS for sale. Cal
q. l. PARSON, CH. 9409. -29
6e % sold; % sioo. ol.bs 7sss. Gts 1913 n 81. gust
ONE y BRED gray mare, yrs. old, 16
hands. has been hunted; also 3-yr.
sesNssF foN aen SIS 'sfsn Wst.lo ,.ad.
bride. $50. sH. $3.50.
MUST DISPOSE BY Sept. ]. oil horses,
refused. Can be seen Sat or Sun. By
appt. Call bet. IL and 4, SH. 1874. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTIQUES-Furniture. oric-a-brac, china
glassware, russ, silverware,.. Paintings:
fsalss fh;sass' $50 $3.50 prices paid Can MURRAY
ANTIQUES, brie-a-brae, china. silverwar.,
5iHsisS aTfsTokR, kAR, i5sS iasuns
BEDROOM, dining, room or contents of
H ass Rs 'ash .s,r Do nm aH 43s .3s
CAMERAS, an types, movie equipment all
ePpestte Ap pep5 q o Justiss s fs Re- sze s4s4 NV"
SastsSn ST. a.Drnsss iss ching hing
ssss 21isss 'i1e isa =: Rsn &
nv ssa onse oEees sy:s psa sl % sn ss
TSs1fas RisEs
oDen sS s'1af s s. 70 svs ma sst@e ssat
DIN I.E RIM n SUITE; y DUNCAN Ph,ts sr dis:tts
FTkSifuRf.W.n9.d N5 SSiff5ihs 81 my. mspl. twin-b.a
rna rm' Stn' of1s Tm; chests secretary, Ss ssl2
FUxxl1 GKEnYour Il en,ir. aousenoid nIs CON.
FyRM; ExCH- :Io 7th st. Sc al o5s5
odd pieces. Also old ,sissswsTe, China. "a
Ne sgs 'se s;H s;'a :na II s;s'
GoLD-.Bring your old gold. platinum.
teeth, discarded jewelry. We pay cash. A.
KAHN. INC. 55 years at 935 F st. NV.
PiASo. esaS s. SsteinEaSy baby srand, sood cond:
rIANOs-orand, upright. spinet. or apt
size; any size, any condition; wen pay
PIANOS WANTED - COLONIAL PIANO
GO: pays highest cash prices. Phone MA.
1870 after 10 am. for courteous appraisal.
SEWING MACHNEs-we bu, all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered,
Splsatingi, p s,, 7l6 llth st. NV, RE. 1900.
sTENoGRAPH MACHINES wanted at
once; several used stenograph mot steno-
type! tgs msehines; s; sab to $40 cash. Box
sToKER for small furnace. Give descpip-
tion q, - and price: Box 442-T, Star. 20
nitHre. an.iaues and once furniture. M
any ;.y,,,e eonditlSn: Snins; sEic; ..Sr.s: Old
WILL PAY UP To sioo CASH for heat
ing and Acknowledging unit for 6-rm.
nouse VI. 5SOl. 5
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

rental service on folding cribs, stroilers
play yards. feeding tables. BABY'S BUT
LER SERVICE, 60 Canal St sw, EX. 1870
combination, for hire by the hour with
oper.; SO; excavating. grading. land clear
ing. loading dirt. digging for septic tanks.
Phone SH. 1924 or write KENSINGTON
HGTs. CORP" Capitol View ave. Kensine-
EXCAVATION EQUIPMENT for rent: a..
yard shovel, back-hoe, 6-yd pan, bull.
dozer, sheep-foot roller, tension roller
mortar mixers. sinsle drum hoist Call
TR1CT ElEC. CO.. WO 1902 rs
HOSPITAL BED for rent like new; So per
Evening star., 1948-08-28

LANES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV. NE.
0OS9. Baby chicks, feed ard poultry sup
plies
WHITE LEGHORN yearlings, 65, now Law
lnei 75& TOP; sired. large strain: Sl75
Evening star., 1948-08-28
COAL, WOOD AND FUEL OIL,
POULTRY and EGGS,

WOOD, fireplace or stove; fence posts: un-
co-oP. HI. 5525 or vi. ss43, Ms
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ROOMS ruRk,sHEp-s.E. end s.w

ROOMS PUkNiShep-S.t. !. e01 S.W.
&c sa ss ts b.h .sss.a sss&s a's, s4.::s s:ss
iso6s sr. s.E-rurnished. large, dousl.
kItchsn PRIVILEGES. shower bath; .lse an
asf .es eiss :. Ane I" dsss ;
a.ass sss isss sI.s4 "a GOVT .as h "
r ,s9a. ~; sSss psassi pSsss.e:,' ::7 SsS::;
is ssss q syt..s: Z: y , .,se. .ss.. e, g.
sasRafsr E5isIssi;s u sLIssfsc aaas NM, for s:ssss.
man; pvt, sntr.; running water; $50
III III. v ST. sas's 'ss:E-L.r.. cool room. nee siss,,
e.; stSss rs ls -: 4sss,:
e coLonap-as ssixh5 'Its issh 81, sx.Z1Sl..
ns f,Gp' AZ m szsS sSny .,,.I sr'H:ga nga home pss
6oIoatD2SSysEk Hi: ior sosgl:. ION.
ROOMS FukhiSHEp-MD. b VA.
BETHEsDA-Tvo bright double rooms,
s''s 81 ::ahD hs'fsasslssi'n s :Es
so1l. 81 iaooss. a.y, wee. or psasssslz
R:ss iss s,.|:.sss. ss:s; sss:,ps Az
slssf assfER sPr'Ri sikDkSoxs rs 81 Drisss. ssss s.
to 'S' nj: 70 a:; NV Aass sS
dNni aRIiNS Sisinissn IT, % .i.S sopSs pSs S.tR.
for sentleman; suburban home; 90 minutes
By car to Pertsgon or wash. cH. 4293.
n. ARL.-Attr. I'm. for sirls In plesssnS
semitic home; laundry prtvils. Gu 0eli.
shoxsr; sas q Nd! nnsa esustsy sssstss.
30 min; from Wash. tss ef WINNING
sns iinnl issSsro sGs ssssh sh'r's'
WAKING DIsT. 81 ocvt. Map ssSy. and
Glen Echo Park. and car. yenhsmep @
between 8 am. and pm. III
(Conttnusd On Nsxt rSgS,J
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clean, beaut. furn. rms. and mod. bath
DUPONT CRCLE-Larse brisht master
in home With s1ss t,ss surroundings; En6 Eeasls'
sso3 asG abHas HnasHs MIL Mill ROAD N.w.-Msster
bedrm; near Rock Greek Park: twin beds,
pvt lavatory: semitic home; l or men.
or employed couple: on buslines. ,oE
SisI NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1901 elst st.
n.w-Washirztons most desirable guest
eellent meals: vacancies for men ssnd
nuPoNT SUP r. CIRCLE. la eo,7 Hilly.r p!. nv
H5 Beys ssss ssf9oas'a i2on 'o's a sns 's1s snS
p 1sns m WEBSTER ST. N.w.-slnsle front
hot ,e1vs. pl.te sss sss mo 'nf "a snss
saslE sasssn v.sns .H1M sIsssnes ao-nsosn s'rI,
Ysstfreas Yssi coIunsiA aB ats1 Is swL.rs. .ssr.e
ssne ssGni ''SS1s SS%s Sd .sine' "sss c 3D.
NEAR 14th AND RANDoLrH sr.-L.rse
front rm. end d.. running water. sinsls or
S.7 SSHSs relsRaSni sfaeas IA tM22ssisaiosss.as,ul
elos.s .ssr bssh Ssarms 'ss.'s. ms
$50 HERTFoRD 81; N:W0Ne.I s.,5s AZ, 18th 9Th
iTsnse ,nga spRiNG fsi NJ In. 'N.w-pouble bedrm.
vt 9TH sss1 ssin BEDS laundry '''Si'''e. 20 g"
s447 I4th ST. N.w.-Front. rm., twin
beds, conv. to bath; S6.25 each per week.
3SIg RITTENHOUSE-0uiet sgle. oedrm.
with sitting room alcove: semipyt; betn'
bus at corner; mature woman: SOD. IN.
CLEVELAND IS PARK. nr. Conn. and Porter
Pieasant rm.. adj bath. comfort beds;
s5 ca. for 2 persons, 80 for l. .a aM
54ss 5ts KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Lge. front
nedrm, pvt home: nr. 16th st. bus. suit
able or RA. s203, -5H
rn, running water, newly decorated: A;75
Tssa iss4 sew NEWTON ST. s.w.-stnsl. rm.. snd
ar, with porch: closets; for gentleman;
i60S I6th sT.-Lse. front rm., twin beds,
unlimited telephone. Attrsctiveiy furn
SiLTMORE HOUsE-1s2l Biitmore st.
Det. with secluded yard for summing; nice
rms. nicely furn.: eongenisl
giris and men. CO. $3.50 ewes. ID
DUPONT ClRCL[2111 3 q. NV. Dhle:
rm.. nicely furn.. next to bath; residential
district; S26 mo. each. 80
COMFORTADLE ROOM. private home; |
gentleman preferred: eonyen. to express |
1ss; ss. "a fsaIn4rrfEo1tsss' E tss' sr. xw-1.dys'o n.
other reomers: Bsautyrest bed; Dendix
DUPONT CIkCIE-IArse bright I'm. In
refined surroundings: newly deeorstsd;
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with new unit,
price 500. Call
REFRIGERATOR,
moved, too large
lain top. metal ca
DU. 1881.
REFRIGERATORS
lain inside and
3 Gu. IT. peri. c
Call Sligo 1904.
REFRIGERATOR,
S75. Call HOWAl
REFRIGERATOR,
AL condition. Pt
REFRIGERATOR;
Gently oYerhauled:
REFRIGERATOR,
used very little,
REFRIGERATOR.
running cond.. SO
REFRIGERATOR
delivery, GE and \
PROCTER d HI
sEFRiGERAroK, ri 7 Ii
used, &C.. dc. q
guar: rade-in &C
CAL REFRIGERA
CO. 1918 l4tn ST
REFRTGERATORS
to 6 Gu. IT., u.
livery. POLLOCE
rd.. Gil. $3.50.
REFRIGERATOR
guaranteed, recon
Sales and Servic
$50, Ii. 6O5O.
REFRIGRATORS
duty; Hill display
guaranteed: S195
S5 North Glebe !
REFRIGERATORS
and others; brand
INGSTON APPLl
4409 8. Capitol s
REFRIGERATORS
brand-new floor S
tors. all sizes. c
TIRE IL BATTER
ne; Open every
S141.
REFRIGERATORs
S169.e6 also for
Hotpoint. Kelvins
Wa ntysn. 1sh.
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CLEVELAND PARK-single rms. single
buslnes WO 1915. go
elaS n ST. Nw.NLv rm. and bedrm,
nicely furn.; next to bath; for men onls
] BLK. wARDMAN PARK; 1 lre. front
double rm., twin beds: nr. bath: slso sgle.,
for couple or 9 empl. girls. MI. 5196.
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Leonard: excel. cond.;
RID, DI. 1890 before noon.
gas Servel. 8 Gu. IT,,
Ak. 0907. 90
~s~ersal. Z Gu. it.; re-
: SI00. FA. 1890. go
lNvel de luxe, S-ft.,
"76 cash. 81. S342.
20"
fketric, 8 Gu. It,. excel.
u. OR. 1888. 90
h in stock for immed.
WeStinshouse; easy terms.
lTCHINSON, 37l4 14th
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CONTINUED On Nsxt rsgs.)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-12-02
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Edward Taylor .et al to John
Cleary, Stock township, 227.44
acres.
Jesse Augenstein to Earl and
Hattie Moncrief, jackson town
ship, 40 acres.
John Jr., and Helen Foreman
to Ernest and Alma Stritz, Noble
township, 40 acres.
John and Jewel Morrison ct al
to George j. :Spriggs, Sharon,
8.75 acres.
Edward J. Uppole to the Ohio
Power Co., Beaver township.
w. o. and Mae Neuhart to the
Ohio Power Co, Beaver town
ship.
w. A. and Olive Stoneking to
Cecil E. and Donna Bates,
Brookfield township, 20 acres. -
Edward and Rosa Smith to H.
L. and Mildred C. Smith, 100
acres, Jackson township.
R. c. Stack, trustee, to Law
renee H. Goldcamp and D. M.
Rush, trustees, Brookfield town
ship.
John and Mary ,Bevolar to Joe
and Annie Kochalko, village of
Belle Valley, lots rs, rs II.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-12-02
PROBATE
COURT NEWS

Application for letters Of ad-
ministration filed, bond approved
and filed, letters of administra-
ton issued to Martha A. Morris,
estate Lawrence Edward Hupp.
Second and final account of l..
c. Young, administrator, VIVA,
filed, for hearing December 81,
1000 a, M, estate j. L. Cowan.
Affidavit in lieu of schedule of
claims filed, first and final ac-
count of William Estadt, admin
istrator filed, for hearing Decem-
ber 81, 1000 a. m, estate Nicho-
las Miller.
Bond approved and filed, let
ters of administration issued to
Clayton Stringer, estate w. E.
Stringer.
Will of Minerva Fogle filed, ap-
plication for probate of will filed,
application for commission to
take disposition of witness to will
filed.
Summons returned and filed in
land sale of. S. M. Secrest, admin
istrator, estate Lewis Dyton Van
dyne VS. Luella Lyons ct al.
Summons returned and filed,
land sale Angeline Johns, admin
istratrix estate Kinsey Johns VS.
w. E. Johns ct al.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-12-02

Burkhart, of Lower Salem
route, are grandmothers.
Mrs. G. E. Johanning visited
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J..
p Hartshorn, OF Newport Pike
Luther Schramm and veter-
ans Of both CT training classes,
attended the John Deere show
at Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baker en-
tertained members of the Farm
Bureau Council No. II, We'd
nesday evening. Refreshments
in keeping with the holiday
season were served to 26. Mrs.
Kathryn Ayers was in charge
of games that were very unus-
ual and interesting. The next
meeting will be held during the
Christmas holidays at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Erval Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neuhart,
of Columbus, spent Thanksgiv-
ing and the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Erval
Stevens,
Bill Thornberry, of Mt. Yer
non, is spending the week at
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-12-02
! Home Demonstration
Meetings Announced

Four home furnishing meetings
will be held during the next
week according to an announce
ment by Home Demonstration
Agent Ada Gossage.
The meetings are part of the
home demonstration councils
winter program. All meetings
will begin at 1880 a. M, and a
covered dish dinner will be
served at noon.
A meeting was held Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Vesta
Mcfarland of the Three Forks
community with the home de-
monstration agent presiding.
The home of Mrs. Jesse Swank,
JKeithtown, will be the scene of
a home furnishing demonstration
today, December 2.
Other meetings include two to
be held on Tuesday, December g.
The first will be held at the home
of Mabel Wilson, Sharon, begin
ming at 1890 a. m.
On the same evening a Christ
mas party is being planned by
the Jolly Homemakers of Ava. At
this meeting an exchange of
Christmas. gifts will be held and
a lunch will be served.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-12-02
Macksburg Well
Catches On Fire

An oil well, expected to pro-
duce from IL to Is barrels a day,
caught fire at Macksburg, Mon
day evening and five workmen
received minor burns as re-
suit.
The well, located on the out
skirts of Macksburg,I was drilled
on the. I. w. Atkinson farm by
Harry lies and Tom Strands, of
st. Clairsville.
A coal fire in an oil drum
about 80 feet from the well ig-
nited the flowing gas shortly af-
ter it had been shot with nitro
glycerine. Werkmen had been
using the fire to keep warm and
had forgotten to put it out be-
fore shooting the well.
The fire was extinguished in
about an hour with the aid of a
bailer and water pump. No prop
erty was damaged but two near
by gasoline trucks barely escap-
ed the flames.