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ROAD FRONT ACREAGE

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200-acre tract. 1S mi from D. c.
Has valuable timber and excellent
stream; Ideal for hog farm. Half
REALTY CO. 8 mi. so. Of D. c..
on Indian Head hwy. $50. Cap. ST.
ext DI. 1861.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
1s acres. vic. wheaton.
GOOD RAMBLER SITE
IL acres, nr. olney. on paved I'd:
d. JONES, INC, 11167
Ga. ave. Wheaton, LO. 5-0961.
BROKERS' ATTENTION
231a acres, 1,3OO-ft. frontage on
Riverdsle rd.; utils. either in or
Joined to property: !. mi, to Eo-
monston rd., " mi to Bait. super
hwy. Ideal spot for stores, apts.,
institutions, etc. A splendid invest
ment. Call HO. O043 or WA, 1919.
MD. - Corner plot
containing 1Sh acres. $50 IT. on
Rt. 240; land lies nicely and has
several suitable sites for building,
Priced most reasonable at SECS per
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STORES WANTED

ITO LEASE OR SELL"
Is cur speciality. May We assist your
Your listing solicited. Thank you.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg, RE. 1896,
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

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tarial and phone service available.
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SlQes Will sell WnOlG OF Y.
Builders, Attention
80 acres of beautiful land. ideal for
reasonably priced; liberal terms.
10 acres in Falls Church. all utiH-
ties and st stresss sHan,9na only PIX e Sss @
REALrY sfre Co. OK sxel9sly 9sss: OF. fssa
LEIGH MILL RID.
8 beautiful wooded acres, stone
quarry on property Tor building pur-
poses: long road frontage, well ele-
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0093 or Elmwood 64s, -22
REAL ACREAGE VALUE
Prospect Hill" on Old Dominion
Va, and within l2 miles of the
White House. beautiful tracts OF
from 3 to . acres, priced from 5000
to $3.50 per acre. Some tracts face
on Old Dominion drive, and others
on grsvel roads running through trough
streams are some OF the attractions
of this property. Mr.. Parsons on
property Sunday. 2 to 8 Pm. 9th
erwise, for information ard appoint
ment Saturday and Sunday, call
Daleview 9152.
Also, 5-scre wooded tracts near
Great Falls, 5000 per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH 81 SON
Woodward bldg. Ma. 1854. %.
to 10 ACRES. 4 miles
D. C. on State road; electricity. tele-
phone, bus service; fine place to
build home, $500 per acre.
OWNER, Winfield, 1883 Columbia
road NV, apt 2. No phone 22s
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THOS %. WALSH. INC.

1927 G. ST. NV.
This very desirable location will be
available June 1st. Alterations will
be made for responsible tenants
Call Sidney s. or Lewis Brown, 1929
Vermont ave. NV. MA. 5740. --22
STORES AVAILABLE
And some now in construction Suit
able for q ladies' ready to- wear.
!; undry, delicatessen. furniture, hab-
eldsShery and, In fact, all types Of
merchandising. To responsible ten
nts We offer unlimited opportu-
rites in these outstanding locations.
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1853.
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T. s. PRICE & co.

BROKERS, ATTENTION
so acres. 2.00O-ft. water front. sd-
Joining to West River. near Shady
Side: will sell whole or part. Phone
HO 0OA3 or WA 1879
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
EOD Workers Aid
Red Cross Drive

LACARNE-Military and civili-
an personnel at Erie Ordnance De-
pot demonstrated their apprecia-
ton of the American Red Cross by
contributing very generously to
the annual campaign for funds
which closed the last day of March.
No quota was assigned this depot
nor to the various divisions; con-
tributions, however, exceeded those
of the previous year.
The aim in the campaign was to
give every person an opportunity
to contribute to the fund and the
final results are evidence of a gen.
erous support in this endeavor.
The total contributions received
from Erie Ordnance employees
was $644.26, an increase over re
cent years. John w. Tettau, La.
carne, was the chairman this year
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
BIRTHDAYS.
. ANNIVERSARIES

April 14-Urban Smith, Mrs
Louis DeMars, Bill Burkins, Mrs
Ralph Owen.
April 15-Mrs. Esther Huber
Audrey Smith Lieske, Mrs. Hurd
Snider, Carl Ruddock, Mrs. Myrll
Kessler, Billy Slauterbeck, Her.
bert Hamann.
April 16-Fred Nobis, Earl Nc
Davitt, Mrs. S. H. Campbell, Mrs
Anthony Patz, Shirley Fachman
Mrs. Christ Anderson, Shirley
Quintell. Wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boiling, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Finken, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Kenneth Petersen.
April 17-Edward Ludwig, Ray
Zimmerman, Shirley Semon, Nan,
cy Louise Semon, Mrs. Charles
Lano, Mrs. Lester Short, Sharon
Winnie.
April 18-Jack Miller, Fred AL
lyn, Dean Kirk, Bill Bredlau
Mrs. Paul Dress, ST., Dennis Johr
Snyder, Theda Ann Luebcke.
April 19-Clara Livingway, Eve
lyn Slaughterbeck, Janice Gates
Mrs. Fred Langbein, Lillian Az
bell, Frank Mitchell, Ralph Whea
ton. Wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Gulau, 1t. Col
and Mrs. Harry Needham, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leonard Wetlaufer, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Angelo johnson.
April 20-Cicero Winnie, Heller
Verock Lynch, Mrs. Ray Cover
Mrs. Everett Brown, John Sally
Homer Stewart, H. B. Karshner
Mary Louise Bloom. Wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Ingwersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Manley.
April 21-Carl Rasmussen, Loi.
Hopfnger, Darlene Lowein, James
kessler, Betty Lou Kraemer, Col
Harry Kerr
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
Confirmed At
Palm Sunday Rite

Before crowded church of over
500 worshippers on Palm Sunday,
the solemn rites of confirmation
was administered at the altar of
st. John Lutheran Church by Pas
tor John Braun to IL confirmants.
In the group were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn.
as Patchett, James Armstrong
Mrs. Lester Hillman, Gerald Ban
dtlean, Mrs. William Rohde, Mrs
John Burkett, Mrs. Norman Nor.
tus, Mrs. Peter Balduf and Miss
Genevieve Humphrey.
Two Easter Sunday services
have been scheduled at 7 and 10 sc
a. m. Pastor Braun will preach at
both of these services and the Rev
William Dyer, Toledo, will assist
in the administration of the Holy
Communion.
At the early service the Junior
and Luther League choirs will sing
individual anthems and joint
number. AT the second service
the Senior Choir, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Fred Brindley, will
sing. Richard Rounds will be al
the organ.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
BANQUET PLANNED

Members Of the Wednesday
Night Handicap League will hold
their annual bowling banquet at
the Log Cabin, across Sandusky
Bay, Thursday evening, April 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
Eight Arrested On
Driving Charges

Eight men were arrested by To-
cal police during the week and
face fines on charges of speeding
and reckless driving.
Fined $40 and costs of $500
each by Mayor Carl Becker were
William S. Kneck, Hartford City,
Indiana; Willis r. Nemyer, An
derson, Indiana, and Donald Cas-
sell, Vermilion. They were ar
rested Thursday by Patrolman
John Wright, and charged with
speeding.
Edwin ]. Waltermeyer, Fostor-
la, arrested by Patrolman Donald
Everett Thursday for speeding in
Fremont Road, was fined 500 and
costs of $500 by Mayor Becker,
Of the fine, $50 was suspended
Waltermeyer was accused of driv-
ing 95 miles per hour.
Dale B. Painter, Norwalk, was
arrested by Chief Jack Shelter
Saturday for speeding in Perry
Street. He posted a $25 appear
ance bond.
Also arrested by Chief Shelter
last week, and charged with reck'
less operation, were Harvey King
Pontiac, Michigan, r. G. Greene
Lakewood, and Melvin Thurshell
Cadiz. All posted $25 appearance
bonds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15

and finally a banana boat crew
from one of the Caribbean islands
noticed their distress, and took
the boat in tow. AS the banana
crewmen were not U. S. citizens,
they could not dock at Key West
but did go close enough to shore
so that the Van Rensselaer, par
tvs boat could be tied to a buoy
and later rescued.
-JOT-
IF YOU were watching televi-
sion via WSPD-TV, Toledo,
Sunday afternoon, you probably
saw our irish water spaniel,
"Coray Colleen" as the judge Sc
lected her for winners female and
gave her three more points to-
wards her championship. Col
leen was one of the dogs featured
in the television from the annual
Toledo Dog Show in Civic Audi
torium.
-JOT-
TWO Army officers and their
wives, expected to arrive this
weekend to spend several months
at Camp Perry, are seeking small
apartments or cottages in this
vicinity. The one couple has a
three-year-old daughter. If you
have housing for rent, please let
us know or phone Col. Harry
Kerr at Camp Perry.
GLENN M. ROBINSON, Oak
Harbor, publicity chairman for
the County Red Cross drive,
writes: "May I take this opportun-
ity to thank the Ottawa County
News and its staff for the fine CO.
operation during the 1949 Red
Cross Fund Campaign. We real
ize that without such cooperation
successful drive, such as we had,
would be impossible" We ap-
preciate your thoughtfulness,
Glenn.
INSURANCE MAN Jack Darling il,
is being recognized as the
city's fire detector. Last week he
happened to stop in Trinity Meth
odist Church and discovered the
blaze which damaged a table in
the kitchen. Friday night, while
returning from Elmore, Jack was
nearing Lacarne when he saw
:lames shooting from the Kenneth
Prouty house trailer. He hurried
to a phone and turned in the
alarm. Now he's loking for fire
number three!
TUE to Easter, there will be nc
- bingo games at American Le-
gion Home this Sunday night
The weekly Sunday night games
will be resumed April "a so come
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
Achievement Dav
Set For Tuesday

The 5th annual Achievement
program sponsored by the Home
Demonstration Council will be held
at 100 p. m. at the St. Johns
school auditorium on April 19
This program will be of interest
to all homemakers of the county
Home Demonstration Agent, Betty
Lou Spaulding announces.
Speakers will be Mrs. T. Nei
Jones of Tallmadge, Ohio, a home,
maker who has travelled widely
Her topic will be "Homemakine
Abroad. Miss rma Wall, buyer
and stylist of VIM. S. Frankel's
Sandusky, Ohio, will have exam,
pies and information on "The Col.
orful Season with a Crisp Look"
the county Homemakers' chorus
with the direction of Mrs. Virgi
Revenaugh, Oak Harbor, will sing
and tea will be served.
Following committees have beer
working hard on the arrangement.
for this interesting program:
Program: Mrs. Robert Over
myer, Mrs. George Bowlander
Mrs. Francis Denny, Mrs. Harri.
Kardatzke, Mrs. Milton LaPlantz
Arrangement: Mrs. Roderick Nc
Leod, Mrs. Dean Kirk, Mrs. Gay
lord Croll, Mrs. John Gruetter.
Reception: Mrs. Kenneth Owen
Mrs. Edw. Ludwig, Mrs. w. F
klaustermeyer, Mrs. Amos Latti
more. Exhibit: Mrs. Clarenc,
Freimark, Mrs, C. w. Burning
Mrs. Richard Wiechel. Tea: Mrs
Luther Hetrick, Mrs. George Lay
man, Mrs. Vernon Rider.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
| J0TTINGS ....
| OFF the CUFF
By RAY SPERBER

WANT to be a cop? 1t, S. D
Augenstein, of the Ohio State
Patrol, advises: "We need at least
$50 more applications on file in
order to select our personnel for
the next Patrol Training School,
which will start early in June. Ap-
plications are available at any
Patrol Post in the state"
-JOT-
AS WE suspected, there are
quite few artificial insemina-
ton cattle in this vicinity. Will
son Kirk has several generations
of "test-tube" COWS and it is be-
coming common practice Eu-
gene Thompson, an honor roll
student at Bowling Green State
University, was one of the local
honor students attending the spe-
cial tea held on the campus Sun
day afternoon.
JOT-
TOM GAUDERN, of the City
Dock Boat Livery, and Sam
Cont, of Lakecraft Welders, are
jointly proud of the all-steel
boat, owned by Tom and con-
structed by Sam, which was
launched Monday at the Matthews
Company launching pier. The
boat is now at Toms dock at the
foot of Madison street. 1t will
be used to haul fishing parties
during the summer months, and
can carry 55 to so people.
MRS. Phil Van Rensselaer, brot
~ in a snapshot to prove that
her husband had shared that
huge Jewish off a pier at Key
West, Florida, during their recent
vacation. The fish tipped the
scales at 1926 pounds and two
friends had to help Phil pull il
to shore. Incidentally, Phil had
a thrilling experience while deer
sea fishing off Key West. With
daughter, Virginia Burholt, OF
Cleveland, and son, Jim, of Key
West, Phil was fishing some dis.
tance from shore. The party
stayed longer than the other fish,
ing groups and as darkness ap.
preached, they made the harrow,
ing discovery that the engine
would not start. For severa
hours they tossed on the ocear
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
Former Ohio Vets
Choose Coast Home

COLUMBUS-Where is the vet
eran who failed to return to Ohio
after World War II? Most of
them are now in California or
Michigan, New York, Florida, Ilh-
nois, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Texas or West Virginia, in
that order.
Leslie G. Scrimger, director of
the World War ii Compensation
Fund, states that 56,616 claims
from living veterans who formerly
lived in Ohio, have been received
to date.
OF the 81 per cent of the vet
Grams paid before April |, living
outside of Ohio, nearly 20 per cent
are in California, Il total of II ,25S.
Michigan has 1912 New York,
1886; Pennsylvania, BIB; Texas,
1924; Kentucky, 2,465; Florida,
3,l75; Illinois, 3,110; Indiana,
'3,o75, and West Virginia, 1903.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
Biblical Film Is
Coming To Clinton

Lee Lindsay, renowned Wichita
Mountain speaker, and the cos
TUNED Wichita Mountain Pageant
Girls will appear in person at the
Clinton Theatre for each perform
ancc of the highly-lauded biblical
film "The Lawton Story" which
will be featured Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, April "a, % and 26.
Lindsay and the Pageant Girls
will introduce the movie and tell
of behind the scenes" stories in
commenting on the players. The
"Lawton Story" features new
screen discovery, six-year-old Gin
ger Prince us the niece of two
feuding brothers, Uncle Mark, "the
little minister" whose Lawton,
Oklahoma, Easter Sunrise Service
grew to world fame as the
Wichita Mountain Pageant, and
Uncle Jonathan, an unreasonable
and defiant banker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15

per Sandusky, Clyde, Findlay, Fos-
toria, Bowling Green, Tiffin, Maui
NEE, Detroit, Monroe, etc.
He told authorities that he had
realized between $1,000 and ST.
500 in passing the payroll checks
which he had printed in Toledo by
regular printers whom he alb
solved of any knowledge of his ac-
tivities.
Now being held in Gibsonburg,
Asendorf is accused of passing q
bad check for $50 in a local hard
ware store.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15

over to the post and have fun.
Dates for the annual Legion Car
nival have been set for August
31-Sept. 5 and include Labor Day,
The carnival will be bigger and
better than ever, and new car
will be awarded to lucky winner.
-JOT-
ONE of the city's most popu-
lar night clubs, The Avalon,
may be under new ownership by
this time next week. Dayton
parties are completing details of
the sale with the owner, Mrs. Inez
Duffy, but the sale is not com
plete as we go to press.
HUNDREDS of persons visited
the new Kroger Super-Mar-
ket at Jefferson and Perry on its
grand opening Monday, and "ohs''
and "ahs" of pleasure were nu-
merous. The magic eye" door is
of especial interest as it is the
only one in the city. Gilbert
Reichert, Ohio's tallest man, has
been big attraction for the Kro,
ger opening The seven foot
nine inch Clevelander has beer
here all week, advertising the
store and passing out balloons
and other gifts to children.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
Toledoan Held On
Bad Check Charge

A 31year-old Toledo tool
grinder was arrested in Bellevue
Friday and later confessed passing
numerous counterfeit checks in
northwestern Ohio and southern
Michigan cities during the past rs
months.
Identified as Harry w. Asendorf,
the prisoner not only freely con-
fessed his actions but typed his
own confession, Sheriff Ted Paul,
Of Sandusky county, reported.
Asendorf confessed passing bo-
gus checks in Oak Harbor, Port
Clinton, Sandusky, Fremont, Up
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
Warnke Concert
Held In Columbus

Earl Warnke, Port Clinton, anC
Ray Shinabery, Lima, will be pre-,
sented by the Ohio State Univer,
sity School of Music in gradual,
ing recital at p. m. this Thurs,
day afternoon in Rehearsal Hal
on the university campus.
Phyllis Pennel and Jean Blow
ers, both of Columbus, will be ac
companists.
Warnke will present trombone
solos of Gaillard's Sonata No. 5
Adagio, Allegro spiritoso, ALA
siciuiano and Allegro assai; Saint.
Scans Cavatine, Opus 144 and
Pfeiffer's Solo for Trombone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
HUSBAND SOUGHT

Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Toledo, tele-
phoned local police Wednesday
for aid in locating her husband
Erfel Johnson, and her brother
Clair Woods, repeatedly fishing al
the duck swamps" along Route
somewhere near Port Clinton
Johnson's mother was near death
and they were to return home as
quickly as possible.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
SPEAKS HERE

John Schwarz, professor emer-
titus of history at Bowling Green
State University. was principal
speaker Tuesday evening at the
Methodist Brotherhood meeting in
Trinity Methodist church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-15
CHAMBER TO MEET

A regular monthly meeting of
the Port Clinton Chamber of Com
merce will be held this Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock in the Colonial
Club rooms.
Evening star., 1949-02-13

DOUBLE GARAGE. $50 50. IT., fire.
proof, concrete and brick construc-
tion; ideal for dry storage: centrally
E9eaIed' P6ane E rear ss44 s4at Belmont st: NV
,icaR ERsRe METAG IL &c GARAGE with CON
GARAGE. brick. rear 1876 Morse St
ne; 14'5" wide by }3 long; uit-
able plumbers. timers shop or
running water. toilet and shower.
IL, y : fHa.svARD ST. Nw.-Parking
space for | car; s. monthly. Call
Mr.. Hill FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO.. 9l5 New York ave. NV, MA.
LARGE METAL. SKIS; excellent for
Storage: next Capitol Hill Apts.; So
DOUBLE GARAGE for storage or
ca. 4.23 Ga. ave. NV, RA. llo3.
ALLEY GARAGE, approx. 500 SO, II :.
in IN rear Of og sto 81 tbop reason
able rent. Apply LEO NJ; BERN
STEIN 4 CO. Realtors 1415 < st.
500 BLOCK S 10th ST. s.E.-Ample
room for truck or storage; Sl9 mo-
Garage, brick. 15x2O: suitable for
storage. Apply Monday. 729 sth
BRICK GARAGE. o5x40. lift doors;
suitable for auto repair. work shop
storage; reasonable rent. AK. 1851
BRICK CoSCRETE GARAGE. cement
floor, dry; nr 18th and Park I'd.
GARAGE FOR RENT. rear 5Ol7 9TH
pl. NV: reasonable. NJ. PUMPS,
MA sO22 Monday. 10
and Allison sts. NV. TR. 434o'
Ant 400 ID
Evening star., 1949-02-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur.
chased: prompt quotations. JOHN
zIRWEs. INC, RE. 6345; ewes, vi
Mto5Rs2f;GAGE LOANS. 4s-4MS So
graded aceold,ng TO 3or chaTasteir 81
MOORE MOOR q & HILL Co, so4 i St: nv
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 G st: NV. ME-; 2495; u.
MONEY ON sECoND dRusT-We
will buy second.trust notes; note s.. D C. C.:
RATfoNAL RfarHS Md. %oRTeAaE n Z invest
: MEN: MENT GoHg5:, lsg5, 1912 N Y ave. NV
lss AND end TRUST LOANS; Prompt
and eourteeqs t Gn, ssTyce BeTe sST
LOANS ON REAL EsTATE. Isl and
ice Iaa HENRY aaS sALUs. estab 1924,
Ma. 1862. 1l04 Vermont ave. NV.
WE BUY DEFERRED 1st and 2nd
ss ssSi's !. NJ SS4ssRk assFRE Nj sos s'f 's e
FIRsT-TRVsT LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 or S year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC, 1ld5 Eye st. nT;s n;Y;; MA 6TS 6aSs :
ment. Prefer personal calls to
telephone calls. FULTON r. COR.
DON 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd; Md, Va.
D. C.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 9O5 NY. ave. NV. RE. 1912
SSs
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased; prompt quotations. JOHN
ZIRWES. INC, RE. G345.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
End trust MORTGAGES, D. c. prop
erty. PAUL D. CRANDALL, EX,
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MOTORCYCLES

SCOOTERS, motor bikes. motor BIZ
cycles. all kinds. new or used. MARY
LAND CYCLES, 623 Sligo ave, Sill
yer Spring. ST. 2O55. -13
SALISBURY super scooter; automatic
trans this the year to ride Sails
bury ALLCRAFT," OW. 4464,
1877 INDIAN CHIEF, 800 miles;
all accessories; reasonable. 1919
NJ st. NV RE. 1864 -l3
1916 HARLEY DAVIDSON "A fiat
head; $3.50 or best offer. TR. 5G54.
WANTED FOR CASH. English motor
cycle: must be reasonable. Sunday
call WA 0S93; weekdays ST. 5123.
10
CUsHMAN SCOOTER. in good cond.,
S100 WA. 1889.
ARIEL TRIUMPH AIS and matchlesS.
always in: stock; GOOD selection OF
used machines: parts and accessories
most makes. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
SALES. 912 18th st. NV RE. 5013.
HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1917; buddy
seat and all accessories; low mile
age: 5000 DU. 2152
Evening star., 1949-02-13
TRUST NOTES

FOR SALE-2nd-trust notes. Severa
deferred purchase money notes or
owner-occupiedh homes to select from
Choice notes at reasonable discounts
average notes at substantial dis.
Eve. RA. 341S. l5'
HAVE SEVERAL excel 2nd-truSt
notes for sale at discount. For ful
information call RE. 2135. Sun.
81. 7747.
WE HAVE several 2nd-trust notes or
AID O53l Ewes TR 1927
Evening star., 1949-02-13
MONEY WANTEp

81, 900 FIRST TRUST NOTE secured
on well-built brick home, in good
ne. location: monthly payments at
$50 with 512ec interest; this note
can be purchased at nominal dis.
count. also have several well secured
2nd-trust notes that can be pur-
chased at attractive discount; fol
further information, call MR.
WEITZ, ST, 4555.