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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
New Voting Plan
Goes On Ballot

The issue of straight ticket vot-
ing versus a vote for each indivi-
dual will be decided upon by
Ohioans in the Nov. 8 election.
Secretary of State Charles F.
Sweeney today ordered the pro-
posed constitutional amendment
to require use of the MaSsachu-
setts type ballot in Ohio placed
on the November ballot.
His action followed announce
ment that the hackers of the Mas
sachusetts ballot had obtained
enough valid signatures on petit
tions to put the question on the
coming election ballot.
The Massachusetts,, or office
type, ballot would require the
voter to vote for each individual
office on a ballot. This system
eliminates the choice of voting a
straight ticket.
Sweeney said he had notified
groups supporting the Massa-
chusetts ballot to prepare argu-
ments in favor of the constitu-
tional change Gov. Frank j
Lausche is to name a committee
as required by law to prepare
arguments opposing the adoption
of the ballot.
Arguments both for and against
the ballot measure then will be
mailed to Ohio voters, Sweeney
| added.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
Emund SeCrest Is
New State Chairman

Edmund Secrest, former state
forester and director of the Ohio
agricultural experiment station,
has been named chairman of its
department of forestry, follow
ing approval September by the
board of control, announces Di-
rector L. L. Rummell.
Under a new law, effective
August II, the division of fores-
try dealing with state parks and
forests under custody of the
present state forester, o. A. AL
derman, was transferred to the
new department of natural re-
sources. Forestry research re-
mained with the agricultural eX-
pertinent station, but a vacancy
came in the craftsmanship since
Mr.. Alderman was transferred to
the new department in Colum-
bus, continued the director.
Mr.. Secrest came to Ohio from
Kansas in 1906 to become associ-
ated with the forestry work at
the agricultural experiment sta
ton. He was director from 1888
to 1948. The arboretum which he
established in 1915-1920 is con-
sidered one of the most extensive
and outstanding in the United
States. Since retiring as director
he has been retained as consult
ing forester and directly super
vised the arboretum.
Associated with him in the de-
partment of forestry are DR.. o. D.
Diller, w. R. Anderson, James w.
Meter, and Emmett A. Conway.
The department has extensive re-
search projects in state forest
lands, farm woodlands, fence post
preservation, utilization of wood
wastes, and maple syrup produc-
ton. The new strip mining re-
clamation research will be added
this year to the department by
appropriation from the general
assembly.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
Farmers Attend
Heifer Classic

Members of the Noble county
dairy service unit and other in
terested local dairy farmers are
planning to attend the first Milky
Way heifer classic to be held on
Saturday, Sept. "a at the Central
Ohio Breeding farm, Columbus.
The purpose of this sale is to
acquire money for fighting the
yellow oleo bill which is being
presented to the voters this No
vember. The heifers in the sale
have been donated by the various
dairy service units of counties
throughout the state. The pro-
ceeds of the sale will go to the
anti-yellow oleo fund.
Those interested in attending
the sale are asked to meet at the
east side of the courthouse Satur-
day morning at 800 a. m. to bet
ter pool the transportation facil-
tiles.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
employment

employment
VAS instruction adds that VA
approval must be obtained before
the veteran may start his course
under the CT bill and that no
payment will be made for any
period prior to approval.
Veterans who have temporarily
interrupted their courses for sum-
mer vacations or other valid rea-
sons are not affected by the new
regulation as to resumption of
courses in the fall semester.
Others who dropped their
courses, however, are affected.
The new instruction also de-
fines what types of courses re-
quire justification before a vet
eran may enroll in them under
the CT bill. Courses which must
have justification include: CORES
pondence and part-time courses
Except part-time courses for
which academic credit is awarded
toward an educational objective.
a vocational course offered by a
school established after passage
of CT bill on June %, 1914;
courses in dancing, photography,
personality development, all
single-subject courses not part OF
a general educational or training
program leading to a definite OBJ
jective, and all other courses
which VAS regional office mana
gers know are used frequently
for avocational or recreationaI
purposes. 4
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
ENTERS UNIVERSITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Warner,
of Summerfield, have received
word that their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Barnes, have arrived in ST,
Paul, Mimi, from Atlanta, Ga,
where they have been residing.
Mr.. Barnes, a member of the
u. S. public health corps, was
sent to st. Paul by the corps, to
attend st. Paul University to
complete a course for his doc
tors degree.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
IN FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Warner,
Columbus, visited Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Warner, at Summerfield, before
leaving for Tampa, Fla. Mr.
Warner has been transferred to
Tampa where he will be in
charge of a branch office of the
Myers Plumbing Co.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
AT OHIO UNIVERSITY

Kathleen Hesson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hesson, of
Summerfield route l, left last
week for Athens where she en-
rolled at Ohio University. Miss
Hesson is graduate of Sum-
merfield high school with the
class of 1949.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
NEW BEAUTY SHOP

Mrs. Doris West, of Summer
field, is opening a new beauty
shop at her home on South Main
street in that community. The
West Beauty salon is now open
for business.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22

Philip Springer, of Alliance,
Jacob Yoho and Mrs. Elizabeth
Gardner, of Gillette, Wyoming,
were recent guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bettinger,
Caldwell route.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22

Mrs. Earl Holsclauh and son,
Dale. of McConnelsville, visited
over the weekend with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Shafer, of Belford .
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Ross have
returned to their home in Omaha,
Nebr., after spending the past
week at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Charles Orr, Belford street,
and with her sister, Mrs. M. L.
Harper of Dudley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
SELLS FARM

w. E. Coyle, well known Noble
county farmer, has sold his farm
in Brookfield township for coal
stripping and will move in the
near future to McConnelsville,
where he has purchased the Louis
Strong property.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
AT COLLEGE

Robert Havener and Junior
Love, Summerfield, have enter
ed Ohio State University. Both
young men are entering their
sophomore year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22
TO ATHENS

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Starr LEFT
Monday for Athens, where he
will continue his studies at Ohio
University. Starr will be junior
this year. Mrs. Starr is the former
Virginia King. ..--
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-22

Photo observation-disclosures
Evening star., 1949-02-18
RooMs EuRN.-NW (cont. IRooMs FURNIsHED-Northwest

MT 1I:,.1d. R5EAsASr fss sEc15oSf ,Sss
quiet QUIET neishborhood. AD. 74s4.W1s
1929. QUE ST. N.W.-Lovely triple
front rm.. warm. clean and nicely
furn'; fn cony. on, nez5 to transp'; reas.; girls
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. including
sun. porch. next to bath: couple
preferred; board optional. DU. o625.
GEoRGETowN-3O3a Dent pi.-
Conv. transp.; single rm, next to
bath; private family gentleman only,
cfFyEH fiS ges mo- PaRk@1.r.s PEi e6sl lS trort
iIsmsp slnSls r09W Wo in u,s syt home for is gen
1864 GIRAkD ST: ST. N.w.-very at
tractive comfortable rm.; convenient
I343 PARK RD. N.W.-Double front
rm.. twin beds. suitable for 2 men
18th AND HARvARD0Room suitable
for 2 employed people: kit. privilege.
downtown IoCATIoN@1e2l Mass.
ave. n.w.-Larse double rm., newly
furn., twin beds. running water;
1888 PARK KD.|Lovely clean rm
location, S25 mo. DU. 9S74. -19
COLORED-MAN TO SHARE large
room with another man. Near bath,
twin beds. Call IA. 94s1: -a1
COLORED-ONE LARGE ROOM for
rent; cooking privil.; sig week. Call
Columbia 1854. 2l"
COLORED-363i NEW HAMP. AVE.
N.W.-Nicely furn.. single front
bedrm.; excellent transp.; refer
ence. GE. 0415 20
COLORED-3O NEWTON PL. NV
Lovely sunny room, well furnished: :
suit. for 2; some privils. IA. 3S14.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
DOGS. PETS. ETc. (cont.l }

ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. pedi-
greed. 6 Pinehurst Circle NV.
COCKER ti Hoi SPANIEL PUPPIES, all col
ors, Axe reg, best blood lines. We
sco1fIEs ses5TfT RGfenxie femaie and Gs44 male black
Axe res. 5la months old, house
COCKER SPANIEL. beautiful black
curly PUPPY. 10 wks; old Axe lit
ter reg. female. CHI. 1920. 20
LARGE BULL TERRIER. part Eng,
home; small donation. VI. 7l42, SH.
BOxERS-we have some top-quality
pups pups ready eadE to go. Pay us visit.
COLLIE. OIL "S4st pedigreed male pup, le
weeks old, beautiful color. Axe
registered, New England bred; S45.
BosToN BULL TERRIER. Axe reg.
7 weeks old. Ex. 77oo' Ext. sd: 1:l.
COCKER SPANIELs - Our hobby is
breeding for quality; our puppies are
exceptional WI 3O64. .
WANTED, young cocker spaniel,
house broken; good home; pedigree
cockEs &c ss ftPf2Es, ft GE lt; res. all COLO color.
. yr old. reas, inoc. Stud services
349O Auth rd. sc. SP. 06l6. 30
DOGS AND CATS available for adop-
ton to good homes Phone Sligo 81 SO
wkdays 9-4. Sat. 9-l2, no Sunday.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ANIMAL
GERMAN If N. 1N SHEPHERD PUPPIES. sired
by. Champion Lachen. Champion
Valiant, Champion Dorm. ASGARD
KENNELS. FA $500
COCKER, black thoroughbred male,
VI. old; S25 to good home. MI. 1858
alter pm lSs
Evening star., 1949-02-18
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Nerthsos ss

31S TENN. AVE. N.E.-Nicely furn
front rm. for lady, adj. bath. FR.
13t RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice
furnished front room, private home;
privilege living room with television;
refined lady only. 2O'
LARGE DOUBLE front room, kitchen
sB1s B1!yilesfi GfAY r r. S2fa NE-Nice so. south
room, kitchen privll.; l or 2. TR.
$500 R. I. AVE. Mt. Rainier-Pvt.
det home; gentleman; D. c. car
81 aafs ALL1soS 81 81 NEMRoon hs'er e m sdjoine
ing bath with shower; ssl., S25. RA.
S6:i2 30
THE MARICK, 1913 B st. n.e.-Com-
furnishings, laundry and cooking
privilege; double. S25 ea. TR. al54
3 DOORS OFF r. l. AVE.-Nicely
furn double bedrm: telephone and
laundry privilege; S35 per mo. HO.
SlS2. 10
EOS A ST. N.E.-Large dbl. room
kitchen privileges if desired. Call
cokoRED-sl4 RtT X ST. Mem
ployed couple or . persons; all home
privileges. LU. 1905. -1S
DELIGHTFULLY."- furnished
master bedroom; located near thea.
ter, golf course and other places o.
amusement room available for
or , refined, employed people. Cal
after $50 pm. FIR $500 -l9
COLORED-FURN.R RIM. for cpl; cook
ing privll. LU. I'LL. -lQ
Evening star., 1949-02-18
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

bedrm., newly decorated. 2 lge
closets, phone in rm.. next to bath:
another bath in house; on brslInes
Fails CHURCH Single bedrm;
heat, residential: conv. to transp.;
gentleman preferred. Apply II ".
George Mason rd.. or phone FA,
NICE LARGE ROOM. new home. IA
blocks to bus; $50 month; break
fast optional gentleman preferred
Westover section of Arlington. RE'
ARLiiNGToN. N. Glebe rd-on bus
bath, 4 windows: pvt. home gentle
Mr.. PENTAGON and Navy Annex,
Lge,. rm., sgl. or dbl. Sc semipVt' s pain
sSs 9Th n. shqSeF MoNkoh GA' sT' s?sSi Arlington
Shove shower; bus within block: share batf
with one girl. CHI. 1888. 20
SILVER SPRING-Large dbl. room;
or q. new home; con0 shoppins dist I5.
sfn6 BUNKER HILL RID, MT Rainier
Md-Employed couple; kitchen ano
dining room PRIVILEGES; all utilities
fnEntshsdv pN 19sl. st,dr Nsp h.drm
anu pvt. Ddbll, Twin ptuH' D-FN'
gentlemen: refs. req. WA. 500"
FRIENDSHIP HTS.-Lge. bright rm ,'
semipvt bath. conv. transp. Bethes-
da, Sill Spg. and town. WI. 1925,
NICELY FURN ROOM. pvt. bath:
gentleman or empl couple. Fl 10
Key blvd, Apt. e12, Arlington va.
49,
MT. RAINIER. MD. 41o5 oath St
Pvt home; 1st f.; bus at dor. uN.
FURN. ROOM. pvt. entr., pvt. bath:
ideal loc.; individual pref. Phone
ATRL1NSGt?T-oN, NSGt?T-oN VA, 7ls No. Edison
Nicely furn. rm. for 3 men. single
beds. semiprivate bath with shower;
conven. to bus Gil. 52l5. 81
FALLS CHURCH-Large corner rm.
with adj. sun deck; or men;
single. S35; double, $50: pvt. home.
Garage available at $40. FA. 549l !.
ARLINGTON-Furn rm.. single or
double; pvt transp. to Navy Annex
l117 Utah st. OK. 1895. lis
Observation-Disclosures; 3 min. to
Pentagon and Navy Annex; nicely
furn rm; share bath with ]. Gil
Evening star., 1949-02-18
FARM AND GARDEN

RoToTILLER siGILII sales and and ~ service 1,yics
Choremaster and jacques tractors.
cHNTRAih Moron CO. cH. 1000 700,
TREE REMOVALS and pruning all
phases Of tree work fully insured
caI csI ,,sBi sB S1sS sSv or Or, VA va GS6el5 Sel5
BOYLE TREE Y-Tree re-
movais. planting. spraying. trim
ming. sH. $3.50 or RA. 1919 after 6.
BEVERLY TREE CO.-Trees removed.
Free yes9imstes. sH' ']* s. TR. iSs5
ONE International 1o-can milk cooler.
Sl26 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
MALL al. 'cifH CHAN SAWS repairs and .erv-
ices MALONEY' S. INC. Sl26 Ga.
stn avn EnytIpHPNT slyeT sPri9s sH 53aG Factor,
tivator | John Deere model D. l
Oliver so, 1T. disc. | Thomas
drill, 3-14-in. bottom plow. New
eouipment-new Holland bailers, bale
leaders, corn shelters. hammer mills,
saws, power takeof rake on rubbers.
cultimulchers. International manure
leaders, spring harrows, cultiVators
for A. 3, H and M tractors, plows
for A & B tractors, grain binder
lime sewers. fertilizer distributor.
spike harrows. hammer mill. corn
l shelter. milk machine, cream sepa-
rator. COOP manure spreader. corr
planter, wagons. No. 2 inSulase har-
vester. WAGON bodies. tractor cabs
snow plows for all sizes InternationaI
tractors. New Idea Grow corn picker
FarqNhar power sprayers. from 9
gallons to 1000 gallons size: Butler
water tanks. grain bins, ] 900 BUSH
els and up: Lavelle elevators, "a by
20 IT. sizes; Myers water system,
baler and binder twine. We have
parts and service for all the above
machines and full line of Fire
stone tractor tires. MALoNEY' 8.
INC; sl26 Ga. ave, Silver Spring
CUB TRACTORs-we have lust re-
ceived shipment OF international
Cub tractors Place your order now
while they last The demand will
be much greater than the supply
by spriEg MALONEY' INC, S126
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md. SH. 1890.
FREEZERS. international. and Id
Gu it; Victor, 1873 and 26 Gu. It,
Wf9q aRTsht p asd sas 80 GsorrI, ss +
t We. Silver " Spring. sH sa3o-
cow MANURE. well rotted; $3.50 for
IL bushels. So per 10 bushels. ~ 50
for 8 bushels; delivered. WA. 1898.
LOVELY AFRICAN vIoLETS. many
BEHNKE HfaifsIsE NURsER1Es WasE @ Rash ifa Bait
blul PaltSy Md To ESS1 =
Evening star., 1949-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS For SALE

TYPEWRITERS, STANDARDS and port
ables. new and rebuilt; l-yr: guar !;
terms: our 39th year. AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER CO, l43l E. Capitol
st, Ii. 0os2. $3.50 to 8, including
VACUUM CLEANERS we expect to
sell out at these prices: New Royal
with all attachments. S69.50 value
for S49a5 New Regina was S44. -
now s2s so ,5,I grika; sv:s STAG; IS, open Pse
hwy. CH. 49l4 lis
RS-Emergency sale-We are
not going to be left holding the
bag Brand-new washers in original
factory crates. guaranteed, S39.. You
can now own a, spinner or wringer
ranging from 20 to 80 per cent
includes automatic as well. Yes,
we have any make or style Tor I'M,
mediate delivery. ALPERSTEINS s s
CUT PRICE APPLIANCE STORE
1929 eth st. NV. Ma. 1859.
WASHER, Maytag, wringer type, exs
GEL. $50 Call TR. 3267 aftesr, d
WASHER. Bendix automatic, perfect
eondition. co, d6G: l year old sell cheap 15
$;s ssns apt ss s.s n!s. 1s'g .4s Sn'rdfF
-Westinshouse Laundra-
mat. Sl9b; excel. cond.. Why pay
5000 for a new one? MN 8
Frederick st, Apt. 322-A' Airing
waSHiSG MACHINE. Easy" spin;
drier model, practically new. used u%ad
occasionally only 5 mos. 500
Must be seen seen to be appreciated
WasHfSG Gssl NJ SNH MACHINE %: s:cu :o IT
deep freeze %; vacuum cleaner -,
all new and guaranteed: u price
49o5 Wis. ave. NV, wo: 1851
WASHING MACHINE-one brand
Bendix de luxe both fully suaran-
teed, 5000 each. Furniture store
has given UP franchises. DU. 1924.
WATER HEATERS. new. GOVT sur
WATER HEATEKs, gas or electric:
terms. monthly payments ROBERT
T. WEHRLE & SON, 1880 Wis. ave-
WATER HEATERS. new; used. lead lead,
STER, 627 F. st, NV, ST. 500.
WATER HEATERS, new, used, LEADING
JOHN g WEBSTER, 697 F st. NV
WHEELCHAIR, Everest e. Jennings
quick sale, $50. Wo. 1929, Apt
.5O5 3N'
HAMS. NOTE-B. C-34sR receiver
bullt-in AC operation. S-mete1
lin.iter etc. SOS; Precision Model
s56. multi meter, SIS: VHF 1872
with front panel control OF an
tennas, 500: several 400 mil swing
ing and filter chokes. S5 ca; dua!
t-volt 10 3n0-volt 200 mil. vibrator
power supply from Motorola T6a-
20 AZ. SIS: green flyer heavy duty
governed turntabe. Dozens minor
items SH. 5n3l. -la
AM EXCAVATING at lst and L SITS.
NV: 5000 vds dirt free for haul
ing Call Gil. 1321 -19
4 HOST CHAIRS upholstered in da rk
red, perfect cond., $50 each. Phone
Evening star., 1949-02-18

WILL GIVE middle-sge woman nic'
home HON and and salary aa1y for help with chill
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly lady
ssss ssss - given if needed. Rockville
sos 18th ST. N.w.-Lse. dble. rm
souS,epn GTeshonse home; ieF Excel srsnsp., %n
pHPoSf Up Sf0nsi CIRCLE e. aafRahA-Attraetiv. afas
sss fssle eHoBARr iS1s 1s!n 81. fs s:w&sinsl. I'm
for young lady; good tgaannsp; exeel e:xs
NE }fwish eEssSIHTF Sea- assY se from
studio room in quiet nice section fol-
/ Young empl. man, close to transp.
hSme,liken home n1 cs9Ssd s9Ss meals unlim
ROOM AND BOARD for sradI,aatd' sb,at
from work. PL. 1857. 10
CLUE MASON, 1925 N. H. ave. NV
Nicely furn. sgle. rm. for man
switchboard service. Live at wash
lnston's most exclusive gHesthoHMsSs MS
s1nS famSus for food and service: 40 90
rooms, newly decorated. excellent
food and service. SWITCHBOARD: ~
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasan rms
transp.; recreation rooms; S47.5C
per month MI 9435.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn-
ished rooms for young lady or young
men: showers. excellent home-cooked
meals. switchboard. 20s
WESLEY HALI-Spacious dble rms
in remodele6 and redecorated bldg:
running water in every rm.. large
closets, social activity. incl: free
movies and dances; $50 to S5S SO
mo. 1925 2lst st. NV. -
1908 18th ST. N.W.-Large front rm
for group of young men or women;
maid service, food transp. DE. aS3S
1909 10TH ST. NW.-Triple with
bath; and to share. Good meals;
reas. rates. MI. 214O, DU. 9261
Evening star., 1949-02-18
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

2 LADIES will share apt, with an
other lady, ages 25-4O; linens furn.;
$40 mo. NO. S4S4.
EMPLOYED MIDDLE-AGED woman.
over 40. open minded and congenial:
$40 per month; utilities paid; avail
CoNGENiAL LADY. s3. desires re-
fined lady to share large, bright,
clean room; downtown. Call Sat.
and before noon Sun. NE. 1858.
WOULD LIKE congenial girl around
30 to share my apt, $50. VI. PSI 8,
EX. 1920, Ext. 1877, MISS R.
THARPE 20
LADY will share apartment with one
nondrinking lady; separate bedrm.; {;
nonsmoker preferred; S55-$6O de-
pends. 1872 10th st. NV. Dupont
1850, Ext 403. 19s
CALL no. $500. EXT. 413. If you
are interested in sharing NV. apt.
in exchange for cooking for / lady;
settled person preferred. 1Sa
ATTORNEY. seldom in city. desires
to share his modern, small apt, nr.
Dupont Circle, with gentleman, 80
"a; Immediate occupancy, No phone
calls. Write Box 80. 100 z st.
nv. 10
Evening star., 1949-02-18
ROOMS FuRklsHED-Nor+hwest

3I?7 N ST. N.W.-Large nicely fur
nished room, twin beds; plenty heat
ano hot water; also also, room ne to snare mar
MASTER BEDROOM, adjoining bath:
access to home; will accommodate 3
guests. Or 5o95 ia L.
rm. adj. bath: unusual privacy;
expr. buses; gentleman. EN-. 1929.
RITZ HOTEL. go F st n.w.-Double
rms. $50 a week: downtown cen
ter of business and ,shopping dis
trict Complete hotel service
DOWNTOWN-Furn hotel rms. with
or without private bath; So. $3.50
and So per % day; yo%Mr eSmplsts ns sa1s hotsl
1901 X ST. NV, Prince Karl Hotel.
Sinsle or double rms. running water.
near new shower bath; S14, $3.50
ssi7 grove ST., Q blks. Chevy Chase
Circle-Nicely furn. bedrm., S35
mo-; g3ftlsmen only. -1s
Evening star., 1949-02-18

WANTED - GOOD USED BOATS to
sell at our dock. sTEELCRAFII TI
M st. sw or call ST. 4145.
WANTED-Outboard motor, regard
less of size or, condition; cash for
same. T37 11th st. Sc.
SPEEDBOAT-The buy OF lifetime
for boat lovers; 17,,foot speedboat,
new Criss Craft engine, immaculate
condition Can be seen at woodland
Beach Boatyard anytime. Owner
forced to sell Immediately; 30
az or so hip. Apply 416 18th st.
Sc. or phone AK: 1855. 90
MERCURY OUTBOARD motors. parts
and repair service for Mercury and
Wizard motors, Aeromarine and
Texaco motor oil and grease. life
MOTOR SALES L. SERVICE, 81 Va.
ave. Sc. EX. 5264. 20
INSURE YOUR BOAT before taking
it out Consult us for marine in
surance. r. j. LIPKOWSKI, 72a
18th st NV. RE. 1900. Ho. 1922