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Evening star., 1948-03-04
|Krebs, 1O8-Averoge. Bowler,
Fires Record Game of 2O4
By Ben McAIwee

A score of 204, the highest duckpin
game bowled here this season, today
stood to the credit Of Karl Krebs Of
The Evening Star League at Colonial
Village.
The 108-average pinman Of the
Accounting team was of to his rec
ord with two spares and strike
followed by q fiat.10 and 9. In the
final five boxes he spared, then fred
q quadruple strike, counting 10 on
the roll-of Of the final strike.
His score by boxes: 10, SO, So, 6e,
II, 81. 127, 1877, 1874, 2o4.
His tally topped by one pin the
previous season record rolled by Sam
Simon Of the Winchester Packard
team Of the Major District League
two months ago at Clarendon.
Krebs totaled 405 to lead Account
ing to q sweep over Business
Counter.
Burr Heishman Tires. with . 80
victory ever Mapledge Pins spurted
to q two-game lead In the Major
District League. Winchester Packard
with q 2-1 win from Mann's Potato
Chips held second place. In an up
set, Arcade Pontiacs swept the for
mer leading Winn's Motors, dropping
the losers into a third-place tie with
Manns. Galliher 81 Huguely trim
med Senate Beer, 81.
Standings: Burr Heishman, 1910;
Winchester Packard, 40-32; Manns
Potato Chips, 1898; Winn's Motors,
1888; Arcade Pontiac, 1886; CALI
her g. Huguely, 1898; Mapledge
Pins, 30-42; Senate Beer, 29-43.
Greenway boWlerS sported a one
game lead in the Minor District
League flag chase after a 81 win
from Colonial Village, erstwhile tied
for first place.
Dan Pessagno's last box double
header strike pulled the second game
out of the fire for Greenway, GIG
to 608.
Lucky Strike whipped Petworth
No. by 81, Temple blasted fourth
place Clarendon at Mount Rainier;
third-place Petworth No. swept
Alexandria, Queen Pin topped
Arcadia, 81. Harry Hisey's lat
helped tie the final which Arcadia
won on a rolloff) and Ice Palace
beat Spillway, FL.
Standings: Greenway, 44-38; Co.
lonial Village, 43-39; Petworth No.
Il, 43-39: Temple, 1888; Clarendon,
1884; Lucky Strike, 37-35; Pet
worth No. 2, 1886; Queen Pin, "a
80: Ice Palace, $3.50; Spillway, 81
Al; Alexandria. 28-44; Arcadia,
26-46.
Spanked by Ruth Kings 1853 and
372, King Pin defeated Chevy Chase
Ice Palace, 81, to maintain its
eight-game lead in the Ladies
Ma jor District League.
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Golden Gloves Fail to Reveal
New Louis; D. &. FinoIist Bows

Pittsburgh copped the team title
with IS points to IA for New York,
but the winners had only one
champ. He was Middlewight Floyd
Morris. Three others were beaten
in the finals.
All champs qualify for the inter-
city match with Chicago on March
"a at the Garden.
The champions:
112 pounds-Henry Gault. Charlotte.
l1S pounds-Juan Venegas. Puerto
126 pounds-John Thompson, Buffalo.
l35 pounds-John Saxton. New York.
147 pounds-Leland Pillen. Ghariotts
175 pounds-Israel ouitcon, Puerto
Rico.
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American SoftboII Loop
Wants D. c. Girls Team

Takoma Decorators, Washington
girl softballers, have been invited to
Join the amateur American Girls
Softball League.
If they accept, the Decorators will
compete on summer week ends with
teams from Nassau and Astoria.
N. Y; Perth Amboy, Plainfield and
Linden N. j.: Stamford, Conn, and
Pottstown, Pa.
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Anocostio, Chamberlain
Boo Basket Games

Anacostia and Chamberlain High
School cage teams chalked up VIC
tories yesterday. Anacostia, finish
ing its season, defeated its faculty,
44-34, at Anacostia. Wally Warner
and Dave Migdol were keymen for
the Indians.
Chamberlain's scoring was divided
among 10 men as the Volts downed
st. Johns de Matha. $3.50, at the
Hyattsville Armory. Terry Devaney
of St. Johns was high scorer with
II points.
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Riggs Stops Kramer

SPOKANE, Wash, Mar. 4 IT,
Bobby Riggs ended a long losing
streak last night by outsteadying
big Jack Kramer to win their 41st
professional tennis match, IS,
81. 13. It was Riggs first win In
II matches. The score now stands
Is for Kramer to Riggs 16.
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Catholic Youth Organization
Mushrooming Basket Talent

burned up "the National Guard loop
and will meet Mitchel's Sports
Shop for the title. But the younger
boys have attracted the most at.
tention.
They're playing better ball."
says Haley, than ever has been
played here before by youngsters
that age. I'm told that whatever
high schools get these boys will
be lucky. Coaches won't have to
spend q lot of time telling them
what it's all about. They'll come
prepared to take coaching"
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OUTDOORS

AS warmer days become more fire.
quent, we strongly sense the feeling
of rod itch" that every dyed-in-
the-wool angler experiences at this
season. There is little one can do
about it except to make occasional
forays after yellow perch in tidal
creeks, float a worm along the bot
Evening star., 1948-03-04

tom of fresh wa
ter streams in
quest Of spring.
run suckers, or
dunk a wad of
shad or chicken
entrails in the
muddy waters Of
the Potomac in
hopes of Turing
an early forag-
ing catfish. OF
course LQeTe are
the usual fever
ish and pleas
urable efforts of
trout addicts in
fiainn nan, files
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Edoe to St. Pat. Girls

Anne Fftzgerald's last-minute
basket gave St. Patrick's girls cage
team a 40-39 win over Holy Trinity
girls yesterday at st. Patrick's. Joyce
Carrigan of Trinity led the scoring
with % points.
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Friends Juniors Score

Friends junior basket ball team
d. .tne.i S.. Adams juniors, 1924,
yesterday. 1t was the second win
ior Friends over st. Adams.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Ten years ago-Gunnar Bar
lund stopped Buddy Baer in the
seventh round of a heavyweight
fight at Madison Square Garden.
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Western RifIemen Win

Allan Tanner scored 253 to lead
Western High to q l,246-l ,183 VIC
tory over Central in an interhigh
rife match yesterday at Western.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Spanked by Ruth Kings 163 and
372, King Pin defeated Chevy Chase
Ice Palace, 81, to maintain its
eight-game lead in the Ladies
Major District League.
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Duroc
gifts, bred and open, eligible to
register; also boars, big enough
for service. c. E. Baldwin, 6 mi.
out on Bellefontaine rd. U. S. 33.
It's
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FOR SALE-1934 Chevrolet
coach recently overhauled with
good tires. May be seen at 332 N.
Franklin ST, Redwood. 4-29-2ts
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ELECTRIC MOTORS repaired,
bought, sold. Squirting Electric,
l9l 2nd ct l-12-tf
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FOR SALE-1938 Dodge 1R
ton dual-rear, grain body and
hoist, S495.00. o. j. Rose Motors,
us E. 4th. ST., Marysvile.
Phone 1861. 4-26-2t
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FARM LOANS-Phone 1854.
Ethel Dodge. ll-5-I
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WANTED TO BUY-Cows and
bulls. Reverse charges, Woodstock
2l-F-l2. Harold Clark. 3-25-tf
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Farm Machinery Sale-Saturday,
April "a, l948, 1890 a. m. Green
vile, Ohio. Tractors, late models,
all kinds; plows, cultivators, discs,
drills, INC SO T, New Holland
and Case balers. John Deere, AC,
INC So &62, Massey-Harr COM
bines. All kinds corn planters.
Farmers: Bring your good tractor
or horse machinery you wish to
sell. Lease Farm Equipment.
Phone 1919. 4-22-3t
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FOR SALE-l935 Chevrolet
truck 112 T with dual wheels,
good rubber, sealed beams lights,
lots of new material on it. Phone
l7-40l A. J. Phipps, Magnstic
Springs. Its
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The longest wearing work shoe
made in Galloway advertisement
today.
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FOR SALE-75 lb. porcelein lined
ice box. Phone 1925 after 5 p. m.
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FARMERS
EXCHANGE
BUY - TRADE - SELL
FOR SALE-9-7 Superior grain
drill, in good condition; mounted
!. II. c. corn planter for H or M
tractor, good shape. Phone East
Liberty 2729. It's
FOR SALE-One week old calf
and an extra good ice box, so to
rs ID. ice capacity Mrs. L. F. De-
Good. Marysville Rt. /. Its
FOR SALE-A Holstein COW with
second calf at her side. at the
c. E. Crabtree home, on the Reed
road. Its
FOR SALE-Full blood Hamp-
shire boar, eligible to register,
W.T.. 800 lb. Stanley Larcomb.
Phone 5527. Its
FOR SALE-Holstein-G Guernsey
heifer, to freshen in July. B. w.
Daymude, / mi. e. Claiborne, on
McAllister rd. Phone Redwood
3746. Call evenings. Its
FOR Massey Harris l0l
sr. tractor, power lift, cultivators,
lights, starter, new rubber. Phone
2525. 4-29-2ts
FOR SALE-Registered Jersey
heifer, IA mo; Jersey Guernsey
heifer, Is mo-; 1887 Ford sedan,
new motor. Woodrow Nunamaker,
$50 w. Main ST., Plain City. Its
FOR SALE-One horse wagon,
double bed and spring seat, first
class condition, price $25. S. H.
Roush, Ostrander, rt. 2. Phone
674. Its
FOR SALE-Ford-F Ferguson trac-
tor, plows, corn plows, front and
rear, set steel wheels, one winter
cover; ft. disc, heavy duty;
rubber tired wagon, new tires,
new bed; 10 fit. Dunham culti-
packer; side delivery rake. Phone
East Liberty 2764. It's
FOR SALE-John Deere corn
picker, one row hasn't been in
field since completely overhauled,
perfect; M. w. large hammermill
with belt. DIR. ]. l. Justice, at big
bend, n. w. of Marysville on Rt.
33. Its
FOR SALE-One Registered
Guernsey Bull 2 yrs. old. Phone
1892 North Lewisburg. c. N.
PickleSimer. Its.
FOR SALE-John Deere Model
H tractor in good shape, new
paint, power take off, wheel
weights on good rubber. Chas. S.
Organ, 2 mi. S. Jermoe. Plain
City Rt. 3. Its
FOR SALE-Six nice thrifty o. |.
c. Shoats. John L. Schrock.
Irwin Rt. /, on Route 38. 4-29-2ts
FOR SALE-Several farm mares;
some in foal. Price reasonable.
Wilson B. Evans. Phone 81 West
Mansfield. 4-29-2ts
FOR SALE year old Holstein
COW, close up springer. Ernest
Doudna, 4 mi. n. e. of Redwood
"a mi. off of w. Boundary. Rich
wood Rt. /. 4-29-2ts
FOR SALE-A so lb ice refriger-
ator; / white enamel wood and
coal range, cheap as thsese must
be moved. Mrs. Carrie Williams,
l mi. n. of Somerville. 4-29-2tS
FOR SALE-Large Guernsey cow
fresh by May /, heavy mixer.
Mrs. c. J. Gordon, 2 mi. e. of
Peoria. 4-29-ltS
FOR SALE-Poland China boar,
one year old, William Bishop and
son Milford Center. Phone 9-354l.
It's
FOR SALE-Full blood White
Pekin duck eggs for Matching, 6
cents each. Mrs. Hazel Gray,
Redwood Rt. 2. It's
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Double General
Electric refrigerator. Frank Thorn
as, rt. 2 Marysville. 4-29-2t*
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FOR RENT
REAL. ESTATE

FOR SALES room house, about
3 acres, l block from bus line off
route 33. go z miles west of Ma
rysville on route 33 go across
Erie railroad turn 1st road to
left, 1st house. Price $1,000. John
T. Gray. Marysville Route a. It's
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Saturday. May /

Hugh Patrick, Administrator,
"a mile east of Middleburg, 20
cattle, 33 hogs, tractor equipment,
farm implements, milking equip
ment, miscellaneous, feed. Chester
Teets and Donald Bradley, aucts.
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FOR SALE-Hoover sweeper with
attachments; sofa bed, maroon
color, with slip covers, like new.
Mrs. Dwight Bare, Milford Center.
Phone 9-3272. 4-29-2ts
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Wednesday, May S

Ward G.. Johnson, 5 miles
north on Marysville, 3 tractor
outfits, combine, corn picker,
implements, 2 hogs, hay. Simp-
son and Son, auctioneers.
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Saturday, Nav 1

Robert Tiny" Weber, 2 miles
north of Plain City, 2 tractors,
farm implements, 35 bales of
straw, household goods. Thomas
~ Page auctioneers.
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Saturday. May l

Sam Trout, $40 w. Fourth ST.,
Marysville, household goods.
Simpson and Sons, auctioneers.
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FOR SALE-Used tubes.
most any size. Coleman
Sunoco Service. 5th g.
Vine sts.. Marysville. o.
4-2o-2i
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PUBLIC SALES
Coming in Union County
FRIDAY. April 40

Henry Conklin, between Plain
City and Delaware, IS registered
and grade Holstein cows a n d
heifers. ghon c. Baker, Fred
Simpson and Ed Buck, auction
eers.
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COLONIAL offers u. S. pullorum
controlled chicks as low as Sll40
on straight breeds. Best egg
grades Sl4.40. Other specials.
Line up a flock now for better
egg prices. J. Bernice Moore,
Claiborne. 4-29- 1t%
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FOR SALE--Case tractor with
cultivator and post hole diggers,
garden tractor; garden pillow;
cultipacker; hay loader; ham,
mermill; and wagon. Streng
Implement Store. Phone 467l.
4-26-2t
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnLE ONO
FOR SALE

PIONEER quality Hybrids avail
able in Early and medium variety
flats. and round grade Very nice
quality with $50 of better ger
mination. Save 81 per bu. on
rounds. Carl Jacobs, near York.
4-29-2t
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FOR SALE-Comb honey, Paul
Houk, Redwood, TT. 2. Phone 4736.
It's
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FOR SALE-Used cars and
trucks. 1871 Dodge tudor. 1887
Ford Coupe; 1897 Chevrolet
tudor; 1896 Ford tudor; 194l KS
international truck; 1887 l12 T.
Chevrolet; 1886 1R T. Chevrolet;
1885 1R T. Chevrolet; 1886 Ford
pickup, Thorpe Motor, Marys-
vile. Phone 1921. 1t
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FOR SALE-Extra good white,
rs to 100 lb ice box and one week
old calf. Mrs. l.. F. DeGood, Ma
rysville rt. /. mi. w. of PhariS-
burg. It's
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FARMERS
EXCHANGE
BUY - TRADE - SELL

One Oliver 20 and Cultivators.
Phone 279l. Redwood. 4-22-2t
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALES room house, two
story, heated with gas, 3l5 w.
9th. Phone 43l4. 4-22-3t*
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WANTED-Donations of picture
frames. High School Art Depart
ment. 4-29-2t
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FOR SALE inside doors, Tx
20; 1 small stand; / iron bed
stead; / high boy, Is drawers);
l25. quart jars; / wheel harrow; 2
20 rod rolls fencing, AZ in. high,
IL in. stays, new. Phone 1896. Its
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FREE-Two collie puppies want
home. Sinclair Boerger, 212 mi.
S. Ridgeway. Its
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Tractor hitch, found on
Rt. &C. Inquire at journal office
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FOR Massey Harris l0l
ST. tractor, power lift, cultivators,
lights, starter, new rubber. Phone
2525. 4-29-2ts
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JOBS WANTED

FOR PAINTING and Paper hang
ing call $3.50 after p. m.
4-8-l2t*
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Farm hand, good ten
ant house, soft and hard water,
electricity, latest equipment and
good working conditions. No
dairy. ]. H. Johnson, rt. 3, Plain
City, on Rt. AZ. 4-22-3t'
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FOR SALE-Fishing Equipment.
Good 15-ft wolverine factory
made boat 4 seats; slightly used
Champion 40 h. p. motor; 2
medium priced fly rods; also A
burner Marlboro universal natur-
al gas stove, good condition. In
quire at Matlack's Pure oil station.
Redwood. Phone 2474. Its
ing steel bed SIS; also medium
weight feather bed SIS. l29 S.
Franklin ST., Redwood. 4-26-2t*
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white House Lights

Electric lights were installed In
the White House during the admin
istrafion Of Benjamin Harrison.
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FOR SALE-Holstein-G Guernsey
heifer, to freshen in July. B. w.
Daymude, ! mi. e. Claiborne, on
McAllister rd. Phone Redwood
3746. Call evenings. Its
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FOR SALE-John Deere corn
picker, one row hasn't been in
field since completely overhauled,
perfect; M. w. large hammermill
with belt. DIR. ]. /. Justice, at big
bend, n. w. of Marysville on Rt.
SO. Its
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FOR SALE-A Holstein COW with
second calf at her side. at the
c. E. Crabtree home, on the Reed
road. Its
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FOR SALE-Good sound, truck
ed in ear corn. West Virginia and
Ohio coal by ton or truck loadi
V. E. Vertner, Raymond. Phone
l6-763. 2-l2-tf
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FOR SALE-One week old calf
and an extra good ice box, SO to
rs ID. ice capacity. Mrs. L. F. De-
Good. Marysville Rt. /. Its
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FOR SALE-Full blood Hamp-
shire boar, eligible to register,
W.T.. 800 lb. Stanley Larcomb.
Phone 5527. Its
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FOR SALE-Registered Hereford
bulls ready for service. The rug
ged, meaty type. Cambrian Farm,
Irwin, Ohio. Farm located 6 mi.
east of Urbana on u. S. Route 36).
4-29-3t
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NOTICE-We have limited
supply of bottle Gas hook-up
with two 100 Id tanks of gas for
your bottle gas stove. Farmers
Supply store. 227 E. Fifth st.
Phone 669l Marysville, o. 8-28-tf
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FOR SALE-Registered Hereford
bulls ready for service. Darby Run
Farm. 2 miles east of Irwin on
State Route l6l. 4-29-3t
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FOR SALE-Yearling Hampshire
boar, double immuned, eligible to
register. w. S. Hancock, ] mi. e.
Somersville on rt. Az Its
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FOR SALE-Ford- Ferguson trac-
tor, plows, corn plows, front and
rear, set steel wheels, one winter
cover; 7 #. disc, heavy duty;
rubber tired wagon, new tires,
new bed; 10 ft. Dunham culti-
packer; side delivery rake. Phone
East Liberty 2764. Its
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FARMERS
EXCHANGE
BUY - TRADE - SELL

FOR SALE-9-7 Superior grain
drill, in good condition; mounted
!. H. c. corn planter for H or M
tractor, good shape. Phone East
Liberty 2729. Its
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Screen door 20 inx6
#. 8 in and one z feet by 3 ft,
good condition. Phone 1881 after
5 %. m. 5-12-tf
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FOR SALE-Katahdin No. 2 po-
tatoes for seed or eating. So. cwt.
while they last. M. E. Botkin,
Woodstock. 3-1-tf
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FOR SALE-Registered Jersey
heifer, IA mo; Jersey Guernsey
heifer, Is mo-; 1897 Ford sedan,
new motor. Woodrow Nunamaker,
$50 w. Main ST., Plain City. Its
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FOR SALE-One Registered
Guernsey Bull 2 yrs. old. Phone
1892 North Lewisburg. c. N.
Picklesimer. Its.
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FOR SALE-Almost new lounge
chair and ottoman; winsor office
chair; large china vase; beautiful
chocolate set; combination steel
safe 22"x18"x18", also a number
of dishes. Call at my home to see
these articles. Mrs. Dora Lambka,
219 Shopper Ave, Plain City. Its
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FOR SALE-Farmall tractor with
lights and cultivators. John A.
Cooley, 2l2 mi. e. Byhalia on TT
739. 4-I5-5t%
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FOR SALE-One horse wagon,
double bed and spring seat, first
class condition, price S25. S. H.
Roush, Ostrander, rt. 2. Phone
674. Its
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FOR SALE-40 Model GMC "a
ton panel truck, excellent con-
dition, reason for selling, have
new truck. Hodson Hatchery, La
Rue. Its
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Death Sentence Stayed
On II Germans Tried
For Massacring PWs
By the Assoeiofed Press

A stay of execution has been
granted a number OF Germans
sentenced to die for the wartime
Malmedy massacre of unarmed
American prisoners.
Secretary of the Army Royal
held up the death sentence-which
he said involved II men-late yes
terday after the Supreme Court had
refused by a 4-to-4 vote to consider
a release petition for the condemned
men and others convicted in the
same case.
Mr.. Royal said Gen. Lucius D.
Clay, American commander in Ger
many, will investigate serious al
legations" made in the petitions.
The appeal charged the United
States with using sham" courts,
threats and third-degree methods to
force confessions from the Germans.
1t was filed with the Supreme Court
by Willis M. Everett, jr., of Atlanta,
who as an Army officer defended
the Germans at their trial in
Dachau, Germany.
Mr.. Everett's habeas corpus petit
ton listed only IL men sentenced to
be executed day after tomorrow out
of "A convicted of taking part in the
Malmedy affair. Secretary Royal
mentioned II condemned men and
a total OF 70. There was no imme-
diate explanation of the difference
in the figures.
The Supreme Court after its
special session issued a brief an
nouncement stating that the petition
was denied. The announcement said
that Chief Justice Vinson and JUS
tices Reed, Frankfurter and Burton
felt that the Supreme Court had no
authority to consider the appeal.
The announcement added that JUS
tices Black, Douglas, Murphy and
Rutledge favored hearing the ap-
peal Immediately.
Those under death sentence were
listed in the Supreme Court petition
as Valentin Bersin, Friedel Bode,
Kurt Briesemeister, Friedrich Christ,
Josef Diefenthal, Ernest Gold
schmidt, Hubert Huber. Paul Her.
man Ochmann, Joachim PEPPER,
Georg Preuss, Erich Rumpf and
Paul ZWigart.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Wife Finds Tree Surgeon
Fatally Shot in Bedroom

Gerald E. Harris, 81, of 1908 Rus
sell road, haywood Gardens, Mount
Rainier, died last night in Prince
Georges General Hospital from a
gunshot wound in the head.
Mr.. Harris, a tree surgeon, was
found in the bedroom of his apart
ment about 6 pm. by his wife. A
.22-caliber rifle was nearby, police
said.
According to police, Mr.. Harris had
been drinking before he came home
and his wife told him she was going
out while he slept it off" He is
said to have replied I'm going to
sleep it off, all right-for good"
Two hours later Mrs. Harris re-
turned to the apartment with their
8-month-old child and discovered
her husband. Police said he had
been respondent over financial af-
fairs. Dr. James 1. Boyd, Prince
Georges County coroner. said he
would issue a certificate today.