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Evening star., 1953-09-27
AUToMoplLEs ecR SALE

OLDsMOBILE '46 sedanette; radio,
heater and Hydra; In fine condition.
offered at bargain. Price S395. Must
Obs ie ms s5s sess ss sna aoay G coz Coupe fny
slider trade. LU. 2-s462. -27
OLDS 1853 Fiesta sports car; power
power bss Srakes r.sf sxery ys.snra sTssa
Trade accepted. DE. 2-627O. -27
h.. Hydra Matte: a-tone gray with
navy blue top; very clean and mech.
TORS, INC. 41oo Ga. ave. NV.
oLbs ''iS""Ssis" 81 "ss" 4-door de luxe: deep
rich blue with Contrasting SKY blue
in excel. cond. 81 sos. MAYFLoW-
EER ER MOTORS. 1125 18th st, nv.
s1esl cond.. e0py PVT. oyssg; se5o; snG must n;t
between 8 and 8 pm.
OLDS 40 Rocket super de luxe "9S'"
4-door fully equipped good ,cond
Or see. a417 Sypress cypes; ssso sS, Holmes
Oils % Hsi 51 ass" sii 4-door Snqree de luxe; deep
rich blue with contrasting sky blue
O iOO exeei eeipip eond Nth HSaEa aE and h.
e. 5stss23 HoTQEs ass, 1135 e. }5ta sss s' I'll, J.
oLDs. ""ss" e-dr., 81: black. Wv. ""
tires. 2 new; $4,000 miles; excell
oLDS. '5s cony. "ss"; light blue e
black top; 1000 mi; power steering
and brakes, Wv. tires, r, and h.,
blue leather uphol: new-cag guaran-
tee; save $500. JU. 5-0153.
Mstic, SsG orlg 4fr ft BLACK sRd n, h Hsass sads
tires: priced for an economy-minded
man. $3.50. CROWN MOTOR CO..
55O33 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 2-660O.
qERS ags1aMst 'sSsastts bsassia Blu. sns n,.s r.
ss95. SILVER sPRfNG MoToR Syroi
co. INC: 100: East-West hwy.
~ es-3l57, n57.,, Directly across from
oIDs IS; 6eaaSiful two-tone; Wv.
tires; fully equipped; runs good;
OLDS 40 IS" 4-dr.; Hydra, r. and
h.; low mileage; a nice car; $895;
30-day guar. HILL 4 SANDERS.
Wnaa6o,s+ Wash;,s Old Oldest - FORD Dea!era l1l4
oLDs so convt. coupe; r.. and h.,
S1,295; 2-day money-back trial A.
SANDERS, Wash IS Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV,
AID. 4-4300. IS
OLDS 40 convt.; Hydra, r. and h.,
elec. windows; excellent condition
| throughout; black, Wv. tires, new
top; SS95; 2-day money-back trial,
| 4-month written guarantee. HILL
| & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV,
| AID. 4-430O. -2S
DE SOTO 81 Custom cl. cpe Sl,495
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave NE Ii. 6-6464
OLDS 40 club coupe SS45
| uODNED,C TODNED
Evening star., 1953-09-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '52 Cambridge .4-dr.
sedan; black: fully equip: Sl,395,
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887 irving st.
NV, AD. 4-S6OO. -Ss
PLYMOUTH Al coupe: good cond.
throughout; S395. 10 Rhode is-
~ land n0.1,,n aye; ne. DU. 1881. .
clean as q whistle; mechanically
AL; S455. LOGAN CFordl, NE. g.
2S1S. 2017 Va. ave. NV. Open
~ club coupe; r. and
h.; $545. $45 down. 50 a week. JU.
PLYMOUTH 1910 Cdr, needs one
glass, good transp., rad, newly
overhauled starter. generator and
carburetor; $100 cash. 10. 3-0752,
PLYMOUTH 1912 2-dr. This one
owner car with sparkling black
orig. finish and immaculate uphoI-
stery positively drives and handles
Ike new car. Radio and heater.
Value priced at S395. terms. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wisconsin, Wo. g.
PLYMOUTH 1e4e Special de luxe
4.dr.. excellent througltout; r.. h.;
MOTORS. 2134 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 40 Special Dc luxe con-
vertible; r.. b.. s.:c... fire-wagon
NORRIS HUGHES, 76i2 Georgia
ave. NV. RA. 6-l122. -27
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook 4-dr.;
heater. seat covers: dark blue. A
car that shows the stamp of quality.
Six-mo. or 6.000-mi. warranty. ST.
1876. ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
9FordD 1917 N. Moore st.. Arl., Va,
ia. 1881. -2S
PLYMOUTH AZ cow: excel. cond. ;
carefully driven. Must sell today,
Best offer over $3.50. JU. 9-440S.
PLYMOUTH 1852 Cambridge 4-door
sedan; blue; $1,195. JU. 7-7353.
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr. Spec. de luxe;
r. and h.. and turn lights; orig.
blue; SpotleSs inside and out; see
this before you buy: $3.50. ia.
1883. -27
PLYMOUTH '34 4-dr.; 500. This is
not . junker but good sound auto.
LO. 5-8693. -37
PLYMOUTH 1851 hardtop conv. :
WV. tires, r and h., turn signals:
privately owned: 81 1,395 or best
offer: EN-. 3-4067. -27
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Evening star., 1953-09-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD '5I de luxe sedan, Low
mileage, .overdrive, excel. cond.
closing estate; best offer. LU. 2
PACKARD '4s conv.; good cond.; ask
ing S795. Cali HA. 2-774l after
P2cHkARD 1850 conv.; fully equip. !;
new top, red leather interior, auto.
windows. Seeking the utmost in. a
Special at ST: :S5s ToO ' ALLOWANCE low nesuss; tof
your car. MCNEIL tStudebaker),
4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-7286.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrooke 4-dr
sedan. Spick and span interior re-
veals pride. of the original owner;
gadlo'i raf,Vai heater. heater. + sun visor; 1900
t. iodas. SSnfs 'Gs sAfFoSRpscH2apLEsss SRaS Esss
t@S II st. ne. LU. .' $500. 6.'''''
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-dr.; exceptionally
S'SSS5 S%95sS s 74oo dsoFsia dsHsia"oSD ave.. T2. s2
PLYMOUTH so de luxe 2-dr. sedan /:
r. g.; excel. mech. cond.; S995,
ia. s-52l6. eyes,. Sat. and Sun.
PLYMOUTH ls4s convertible: new
top; extremely low mileage; 1-owner
ser; Sni,S,H Gasn' trade terms. terms. $575. RON
Bethesda. OF. 4.sooo. "': 81 81
PLI MOUTH '52 Cranbrook 4-dooI
sedan: and h.: lots Of other ex-
tras; one owner; gray finish; looks
and runs like new; only 81 ,395
ROYAL MOTORS, INC. 41O0 Ga,
a.. NV. IA. $4,000. --29
PLYMOUTH 1852 4-dr.; radio, heat
er, seat covers; 1000 actual miles;
beautiful blue. Car absolutely same
as new in every way. Must be seen
to be appreciated. $1.295. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave. NV,
PLYMoUTH so Special de luxe 4-dr.
Sed;; r: and h., new battery. new
II Tifice; 5saI s1,1oo or best offer. Cali
PLYMOUTH '52 4 door; heater. seat
covers, good tires, low mileage; very
clean in and out: $1,395. B a. D
MOTORS, S801 Old BladenSburg I'd
(at Piney Branch), Sill Spg., Md.
JU. 7-7SSS. OPEN TODAY.
40 4-door sedan; Special
de luxe. Jet black finish. radio. heat
er, Wv. tires; $685. full price. S95
down, payments as low as $50 per
month. Inspection guaranteed. PAR
AMOUNT MOTORS, 3345 Benning
I'd. ne, Ii. 3-6555. Open today
It'll 7.
TIPVS Wind A.dp da IIIva CI EOE
Evening star., 1953-09-27

BUICK 81 Riviera 4-dr. S2.l95
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Pa Ave. NE. Ii. 8-6454
FORD so, Country Squire sta. wag.
Fordomatic 81 gg5
HORNER'S CORNER 20
9th ana Fla. Ave. NE. IL 6-64n4.
PACKARD 80 4-dr. SS95
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464.
PONTIAC '52 Catalina S2.O95i
HORNER'S CORNER
6th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
Evening star., 1953-09-27
$297
'A9 Hudson

Commodore 8, 2-doOF sedan, SD-
Dealing sheridan green finish.
This ear performs and IOoks Ike
new.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Sunday, Monday
and tuesday Only!
COMPARE
PRICE for PRICE!
CAR for CAR!

You swamped us the first
time Now Phil Justine does
it again .. slashed away
at prices for quick sale on
over "A million dollars worth
of ears. They must 60
new car sales of Oldsmobiles
and Chevrolets are crowd
ing our lots with trade-ins.
Come today and SAVE BIG
MONEY! Every car per-
sonallyAendorsed and guar
anteed for Peace of Mind by
Phil Justine!
Evening star., 1953-09-27

81 olds 1862
SS Holiday coupe, finished in
aelightful !-t0ne ebony black
ever canary yellow. Custom dual
long range radio and Aircondi-
TONED heating. Whirlaw1y hy-
dramatic drive, blending seat
covers. Eye 1t. Try 1t and We
know you1l buy It.
50 Plymouth .$139S
CFanbrook I-do0r sedan, allur-
ing calvert blue, custom radio,
heater, and economic overdrive.
Sincerely, we invite your inSpee-
tion and road test.
Ao Cadillac .$168o
4-doOr sedan. distinctive emeF-
aid green finish, custOmiZed
radio, heater, and hydramatic
drive. Truly luxurious.
81 Nash 1926
Rambler, 2-door sedan, Stone
grey bottom and red top. Gus
tom radio, weather eye Air con-
ditiOned heating. Save On this
sensational value.
'46 oIdsmobiIe $39S
IS, 4-doOr sedan, appealing
gulf green radio and heater.
This ear looks and runs like
new.
so OldsmobiIe $10o3
S8, 2-door sedan, distinctive
eumuluS grey finish. This ear
Is equipped with many useful
accessories. Save on this sale
special.
Isl Nash 1896
Statesman super, e-doOr, dura-
Bile Jet black finish, fully
equipped and ready for the
road.
81 Ford .$1121
Custom 8, 2-door sedan, fin.
ished in bea utiful Biscayne blue.
custom radio and heater, and
matching seat covers. An econ-
omy performer At rock -bottem
price.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
AZ Buick
S522

AZ Buick $522
Convertible coupe, sparkling ar
gent grey finish blending seat
covers, side panels. custom rA-
diO, heater, white Sidewall tires.
A really terrific sports ear.
4o Plymouth .$762
4-doOR, allaring empress blue,
custom radio and airflov heat
ing. Save On this sensational
vSlue.
81 olds .$2221
Super 50, 2-dOor sedan, spark
ling geneva green ever baRtam
EFeen, eustOmized interior,
whiPlaWay hydrAmatic drive.
Here is . rocket performer fer
the sale special.
50 Chevrolet $3.50
StyIeline special, durable jet
black finish. Fully equipped.
Save on this seMsa tiOnal vAlue.
'4o Mercury 1878
Sports coupe, Jet black finish.
push button radio and air con-
aitioned heating. Save on this
spirited performer.
80 Plymouth 1887
Special de luxe A-d0SF sedan.
Beautiful Allindale green finish.
Custom radio and Mo-Paf heat
ing. This car Is built for econ
smy and durability.
so De Soto $10A7
.Club coupe, durable ebony black
finish, dual long range radio
and airflow heating. smart ear
fer che smart buyer.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Convertible coupe, sparkling ar
gent grey finish blending seat
e0veFs, side panels. custom FA-
do, heater, white sidewall tires.
A really terrific sports ear.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
'49 Plymouth $762

4-dOOR, aIlaring empress blue,
custom radio and airflov heat
ing. Save On this sensational
V1lue.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
1900 Rhode Island Ave. H z3sss zasss
b -O-~--~ - |-ZV01

'46 Chevrolet 1888
2-dOor sedan. This ear -
equipped with many usefsl 80.
cessories. Save On this tempting
value.
'A7 0Idsmobile $3o8
DelightfuI 2-tone sreen finish.
This car performs and looks like
new. A terrific bargain. Ne.
SOFIA.
'48 Dodge $607
4-dOOr sedan, ebony black fine
ish, custom radio and aireen.
ditiOned heater. An economy
performer for the economy
buyer.
81 FoFds .$129S
VietoriAs, selection Of 3. A vide
variety Of 2-tone colorS, all fully
equipped; . few with 0verdrivs.
As lew as &l298.
47 Pontiac .$540
2-dOOr sedan, beautiful galway
green finish, custom duaI Ieng
range radis and foHeea-air heat.
ing. A tempting bargain.
'40 0Ids .$6q7
2-doOr sedan, sistinetiys shan.
NON green finish. Custom radio
and heater and WhirIawA hys
dramatic drive. A tempting baRe
gain.
46 Buick ..... SSH
Sparkling Stone sTeen finish.
custom radio, heater, and naaav
ether usefsl accessories. A tsulv
sensational value.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
80 Chevrolet
S77o

80 Chevrolet $77o
Styleline 2-door sedan, appeal
ing admiral blue. A sturdy me-
ter ear, sttFactively priced.
80 Chevrolet .$1066
styIeline deluxe 2-dosr sedan,
fully equipped, remarkable
value NJ only $1O66.
80 Chevrolet .$1098
BelIaire spOFt coupe, sparkling
pearl grey ever Amherst blue.
Custom radio, air conditioned
heating; exceptionally clean.
Show room eOnditien.
49 ChevroIets
Selection Of 11-e-doors. T.
lines and Fleetlines. A wide
equipped. Stock number SC177,
46 Cadillac $500
s., 4-doOr sedan, lUxurious bur-
gundy finish. Custom interior,
radio, heater, and hydPamatic
drive. True luxury. The Aristo-
eTat Of the read.
'AS Pontiac .$490
A-dOOr Station Wagon, radio,
heater and hydr4matic drive.
Hundreds Of dollars below the
market.
so Dodge .$1033
COronet convertible, sporting
cabanna cream finish. Fully
equipped, including gyF0matic
drive. A truly unusual sports
ear, in immaculate condition.
'49 Buick 1859
Super, 4-dOor sedan, alluring
chester green finish, custom
sh-butt0n radio, air eOndi-
toned heating, dynAf1ov. A
real bafTain.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
80 Chevrolet .$109S

BelIaife BDORt e9upe, Sparkling
pearl grey ever Amherst blue.
Custom radio, air conditioned
heating; exceptionally clean.
Show room condition.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Styleline 2-dOor sedan, appeal
ing admiral blue. A sturdy me-
ter ear, sttFactively priced.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

'34 4-dr.; 500. This is
not . junker but good sound auto.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Stock Prices Advance mWeek
For Best Showing in ? Months

peak reached January 5 when it
was at $116.30. That, inciden-
tally was the best level for the
average in more than % years.
OF course, the market must
face the fact that February ira
ditionally is bearish. Many trad
erS contend that the January
dip took care of that situation
in advance and that the market
now is getting ready to chal-
lenge the 1898 high.
For many weeks Wall Street
has been watching for signs of
speculation in loW-priced shares.
That kind of speculation hasn't
hit in Wall Street security mar
ketS yet, but it did across the
border on the Toronto Stock Ex-
change.
The f1ve most active issues this
week on the New York Stock Ex-
change were:
New York Central up 134 at
253s with 10000 shares traded,
Glenn Martin up pa at 1712,
Packard Motor Car up "a at 61a,
North American Aviation up ia
at 1914, and Loew's off 5s at
11A.
Evening star., 1953-02-01

y CASCCOCO
81 ,202, 100000. an increase during
the year of $73.3l4.438.
Cash income for 1852 also set
a new record of $44.5 million, Mr..
Montgomery said. Unassigned
surplus rose 81 ,488,054 in the
year to $9,780,558.
Started here in 1869 as a small
local insurance society. Acacia
has become vital financial and
social force in our national
economy with IS Offices across
the country.
Telephone Earnings Down.
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. had net income Of
$5,117,243 in 1852, compared
with $5,698,527 in 1851, the COM
pany disclosed yesterday.
Net income for December was
$333,774 in contrast to $529,625
in December, 1851.
The years operating revenues
rose to $47,794.390 from $46, 6,108.-
704 in the previous year. Oper-
ating expenses jumped to $34,-
652,558 from $32.093, ,624.
December operating revenues
of $4,121,575 also were above
81, ,044,2 a year earlier, but
operating expenses rose to
So, ,2576 from $2,726,000.
Coastal Finance Profits Up.
Coastal Finance Corp. had net
income of $63,732 for 1852, a
gain of 62.8 per cent from $780,
Evening star., 1953-02-01
By Roder Wineet
Associoted Press Finoneiol Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Bull
market fervor favored stocks this
week on a high recovery note.
Railroads were prominent on
the upward move, and there was
strong support from the rest of
the market for the railroads.
Moves by the new Republican
administration cued many mar
ket actions. At one time early
in the week it looked as though
every one wanted to stand aside
until after President Eisenhower
delivered his state of the Union
message on Monday.
AS the week wore on it be-
came evident that those in Wall
Street believed that the message
would be constructive.
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks advanced to $1.7O.
the best showing in two months.
At the end Of the week it stood
at $115.70, a net loss of only 10
cents on the month.
And the average now stands
only slightly below the 1928
Evening star., 1953-02-01

14I III Cne
previous year, >,
P re id e n t
Frank B. Bush
a n n o u n c ed
yesterday.
Gross in
come jumped
to a record
263,036, an
.incre ase of
1877 per cent
from $15l,423
in 1851.
Net income
was approx
nnnfolu
Evening star., 1953-02-01

at a new peak
of S262.8 mil
lion, a gain OF
$19 illion
since the close
of 1851.
N e W paid
for business
for the year
reached $780,
510,lb3, an IN
crease of SIS
million from
1851. InSur-
ance in force
on December
Evening star., 1953-02-01

times dividend requirements on
the cumulative preferred stock.
Mr.. Bush pointed out. After
payment of preferred dividends,
it was equal to $3.12 a share on
class A common stock.
Loan volume for the year
reached $1,659,748, a gain of So
per cent from 1851, and out
standing loans on December 81
totaled $1,034,587, a new peak,
and 68 per cent above a year
earlier.
Assets of $685. ,233 on Decem.
ber 81 were 96 per cent above q
year earlier. The company'S
recent offering of $4,000 shares
of $3.50 series convertible stock.
underwritten by Rouse, Brewer
& Becker, was oversubscribed
quickly.
B. & O. Boosted in 1852.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
earned $27, ,3O8,828 in 1852, an
increase of $8,157,120 from the
previous year, the road an
nounced yesterday.
The years operating revenues
of $442, ,676,674 were reduced
$8,601,167 from the previous
year. However. operating ex-
penses of 1851 ,517,806 we're down
$l4,81O,316.
December net income was $3,-
308.903, a gain Of 81, 1872, ,975 from
a year earlier.
ALB Dinner Chairman.
Samuel C. Redman, jr., vice
president of the Lincoln Nation
al Bank, has been named chair.
man for the 45th annual ban-
quet of Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Banking,
at the Mayflower Hotel on Sat-
urday, February 81.
Following his appointment by
Chapter President Lloyd S.
Carey. assistant treasurer Of
Suburban Trust Co., Mr.. Red
man announced the following
vice chairmen:
Ralph H. Mittendorff, Ameri-
can Security & Trust Co.;
Herbert D. Lawson, National
Metropolitan Bank; Miss Florin-
da Sariego, National Savings &
Trust Co.; Stephen o. Porter,
Riggs National Bank; Ross L..
Totten, Washington Loan &
Trust. Mrs. Margaret Remson,
Lincoln National, will serve as
secretary and William Reading
of Suburban Trust as treasurer
for the banquet.
Panel on Tax Problems. Il
District. Maryland and Vir-
ginia income tax problems will,
be discussed at "a technical ses.g
sion of Washington Chapter, Ma
tional Association of Cost Ac-
countants. at 8 pm. wednesday
at the Willard Hotel.
Paul Imler, chapter vice presi-
dent, will be moderator. Panel
include: Doren Vest,
Rusco Crowell and Allan Henry.
An Advertising Club seminar
on newspaper advertising will be
held at pm. Wednesday in the
of the Washington
Gas Light Co. Basil Fowler In
seminar chairman. Panel MEM
bers are Donald M. Bernard, B.
Lewis Posen and JEFF Twenty
man.
Show Tomorrow.
A musical show at Lisner Aud
torium will launch the new
model season for Westinghouse
Electric here tomorrow.
More than 400 dealers of this
area will attend. reported j. r.
xeppler, sales manager for Ed-
gar Morris Sales Co., Washing.
ton distributors for Westing-
louSe.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Record Acacia Assets
Near S263 Million
AT Close Of 1852
BY Donald B. HodIey

Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co. had a banner year in 1852,
President William Montgomery
reported yesterday.
At the years end aSSeStS stood
Evening star., 1953-02-01

TOnlt OF tradlng 10 shares "1n bankruptcy or
reeeivershtp or being reorganized under the Bank.
ruptcy Act or securities assumed by such companies
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table annual
disburSementS based on the last quarterly or semi
or extra dividends not included cid Called
< Elk dividend. xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras
b Annual rate plus stock dividend. Declared or
PAID n 1853 Plus stock dividend Paid last year.
dend date. Paid or declared far this year.
clared or paid after stock dividend splitup De-
clared paid this year, accumulatiVe issue with
dividends @ in arrears Payable in stock exact cash
year, dividend omitted deferred or no action taken
at last dividend meeting Declared or paid In 1862
plus stock dividend. Lquioating dividend wi When
issued. Ids Ex-distrihution. wd When distributed
Evening star., 1953-02-01

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY 81. 1883 ::
Evening star., 1953-05-06

The Hecht Co., 9Th FL, Washington;
3rd FL, StlUer Spring; 4th FL,
PARKington
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21
Majorettes To
Have Busy Week

Continuing their busy schedule
almost to the day school opens,
Cochran's Majorettes have seven
more appearances planned for the
coming week.
Tuesday evening the girls were
in Toledo for an appearance at
Swayne Field during the Joe
Macko Night celebration. They had
received a special invitation to
participate from Toledo Sox man
ager RED" Smith. Wednesday
evening, the Majorettes put on
show at the Farmers and Mer-
chants Picnic in Ada.
This Friday night, the Major
cites will travel to Delta where
they will appear in benefit show
for Ohio's champion American
Legion drill team from Delta.
Cliff Mack, formerly of Port Clin-
ton, is serving as general chair
man for the drill team benefit in
DelIa, arranged TO raise funds to
send the Legionnaires to compete
in the national tournament late
this month in St. Louis.
Other appearances planned for
the Majorettes include: Saturday,
August %, Sesqui Show, parade
and festival at Ada; Sunday, Aug
ust %. show for competitors at
the National Rifle and Pistol
Matches at Camp Perry, 1890 p.
m.
Thursday, August 27, special
show at the Adrian, Michigan,
Speedway; August %, benefit
show for the new drum and bugle
corps at Dover, Ohio; August %,
Elmore Homecoming and Sesqui
celebration; August 80, Ohio State
Fair in Columbus. special invita-
tion received from M. H. Boots"
Carrothers, editor of the Ohio LIE.
gion News, to appear on the Vet
Grams and Armed Forces Day pro-
gram.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21

at FL Paso, Texas. The Army ex-
perts walked off with most of the
honors in the Southwestern cham
pionships with Olympic Champion
Huelet "Joe" Benner, West Point,
New York, cracking the record
for the % caliber pistol over the
national match course with 299.
Other members of the squad in
clude: Major Ben Curtis, u. S.
Army, Europe; M/Sgt. Arthur
Purser, Ft Campbell, KY; Capt.
Ralph Anthony, Ft. Benning; 1t.
Col. C. r. Churih, Ft. Bragg,
North Carolina; Capt. Frederick
Keifer, Ft. Benning; Capt. David
Thomas, Ft. Mcpherson, Ga; Capt.
Lawrence Enterkin, Atlanta; CWO
Robert Knight, Ft. Benning, CWO
Oscar Weinmeister, Ft. Knox, KY.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21
ARMY TEAM up"
FOR NAT. HONORS

Led by 1t. Col. Ellis Lea, Fort
Benning, Ca, the 12-man U. S.
Army pistol squad now at Camp
Perry is the strongest the Army
has sent to the Matches in several
years. 1t will be attempting to
win back the national team pistol
trophy lost last year to the Marine
Corps.
Prior to its arrival at Camp
Perry early this month, the team
worked out at Fort Benning and
fired in the regional istol matches
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21
CONTRACT LET

Frank Putnam reports that the
contract for storm sewers, con-
crete curbs and cutters and pave
ment base in Orchard Drive, Put
man Addition, has been awarded to
Henry Bergman and Son, Genoa.
This project will complete improve
ments on the drive and serves Is
of the 80 lots in the subdivision.
First home to be completed in the
area is being occupied this week
while Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LaValle
are beginning construction of their
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21
LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Greer, Jr.,
and family, have moved from Erie
Gardens to the East Third Street
home of his mother, Mrs. Kath-
leen Greer. Mrs. Greer is now liv-
ing in the Ray Conley apartments,
East Second Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Wheaton
and children, Donald and Nancy,
Midland, Michigan, spent several
days of this week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wheaton.