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WEST COAST CALL
$1,000 CASH

pA, ,UOU OT1O11
SUBURBAN RAMBLER
Only $4,000 altogether for this de-
lightful rambler on lot 72 IT. wide
and 1855 It. depth: lge. kit. IA IT.
Sa.) includes breakfast area. sepa-
rate din. rm., nice liv. rm., two big
corner bedrms., full bath, storage
attic, front porch. Big in value,
little in price and easy terms.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. ia. s-21S3
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STORES FOR RENT

FOUR UNIT commercial bldg.-Apts.
Offices. Income pays store rent. See
mgr. 1894 Columbia rd. NV.
REASONABLE - rs II ST. NE.
Almost-new building; suitable many
purposes; 20x13O; Q toilets; gas
Ing. % Wo. 4 AtteS 6-94ss. unforeseen. sI llsn'-
466 MASS. AVE. -N.W.-Bsmt.. vacant
store. suitable for. barber shop. shoe
repair or valet shop. $50 per mo,
RENTAL CO. 9i5 N. Z. ave. NV,
MA. STAG 10
STORE FOR RENT, on busy Lee hwy.
Fine opportunity for a new business;
equipped for grocery; has shelves.
counters and refrigerated showcase.
$40 per month. ia. 7-9S6l. lis
a449 CONN AVE. N.W.-11-ft.x4o-
It.. In busy shopping center near
Woolworth's, Best g. Co.. valet shop.
BERGER INC EN-. $500.
COZ H ST. NE.-Excel. retail loca-
tion. permanent. bus stop in front.
now equipped for cleaning plant.
Suitable for. any business. Vacant.
For inspection, call HOHENSTEIN
BROS. 652 H st. ne. Ii. $4,000.
6e6 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-store and
able for real estate once or awning
81 sRsst: ,.saS% ssl3 kEssEDYf REALTY Co. '.
Se ssa sT cUl .Iss tor SS1
sale business; vac. EN-. 2-S517.
1904 CONN. AVE. Estab. uptown
shop. center; crosstown bus; long
lease; resp: tenant; vac. EN-. 2-S617.
14th ST. NV, AT PARK RD.-small
this busy shopping area. suitable for
II. 6. sMiTHY CO. sii 18th st.
SHOPPING CENTER in
West Hyattsville has opening for
ladies' or children's wear or deli:
Mr.. Holland. H. G. sMITHY CO,
81 18th st. NV. ST. 3-330O. 10
18th AND COL. RID. N.W.-Adjacent
to Safeway: size l6x60; suitable for
most any type retail business. Call
Mr.. Holland. H. @. SMITHY CO,
ST. 18th st; NV. ST; 3-330o. --19
in nearby Va. with 5O0-car parking,
has opening for bookstore. with
post offce contract avail, laundro-
mat or camera shop; leases now in
clude Kresge. Food Fair and Drug
Fair; Call Mr. Holland. H. G.
SMTHY CO.. s11 18th st. NV. ST.
wATcH AND yKwELRY r.pairinr
space to let in downtown store.
CAPITOL REPAIR CO., 720 11th
coRNER 81 HiR. STORE and arm. apt. for
rent, loc. at 1900 7th ct. NV suit.
for any type business. WIN remodel
to suit tenant. AID. 2-9744 or ap-
ply at 1921 7th st. NV.
NEW STORE, Chillum and Riggs I'd.
vacant; air cond.: ideal for real es-
tate office. etc: long lease. zAGAMI
REALTY, Ii. 7-9377.
3?O ID ST. N.E.-Store and Arm.
kit. and bath apt. Desirable loca-
tion. Heat and hot water furn.
Sl1o mo. SULLIVAN EROS. 1a20
K st. NV. ME. S-4323. "a
GROCERY for many years; near
Penn. ave. Sc: vacant or with fix
lures for 5000: 6-rm. apt. low rent;
lease; AUERBACH g. CO., DI.
Ds3 and ST. s.w. Large 2-story
store. $50; vacant. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st. NV. MA.
NEAR iSs0 HEcHrs downtown: parking
Fischer. DREYFuss BROS. NMA M
30 N. GLEBE RID, ArI, va.-Modernl
store. fireprooi bldg. 20x60 With fuli
hsmt.: reas. rent. Apply LEO n.
BERNSTEIN d CO.. 1915 Z ct. NV.
NE. S-S4OO,
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CIII,PEPER VA

235-aere farm on highway about 9
mi. out. Barn. stlo, 5-room bunga-
low with bath. So head cows and
calves, feed: equipment; $4,000,
Nooded land, 81, 800. WAUGH REAL
ESTATE AGENCY. Phone $500, Of
nee; 61e2, res. Culpeper. Va.
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JANUARY BARGAINS

This 460-acre farm. old stcne and
brick house, commutins distance OF
Washinston. D. c. To settle an
estate. viii price and show BY
appointment. Get on the ground
Another 1S0 acres Loudoun County
farm fully modern and restored
house, beautiful condition. Outbuild-
lngS, well-watered and fenced. Fine
mountain view. Price S37, 500. 90.
Another = About 4 acres. 6-room
tricity and outbuildings Offered to
settle an estate for cash. The buy
OF the year.
Lovely 37-acre farm with S-room
plain farm house with electricity
and water; good barn and outbuiid-
ing. Lovely view; on macadam road
1S miles to D. C. Line. Fine COM
munity.. To settle an estate; priced
reasonably with substantial cash,
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COUNTY. MD

FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.
Middletown Valley-Pre-Civil War, 8.
rm. brick home has above hot-watel
central heating plant. Law. in bsmt.
septic tank. and has an inviting
appearance; ID acres of tillable lant
cross stream; basement barn, 2-rm
and bSmt. cottage, and other build.
ings.. A paved-road property; ha,
nicely handicapped grounds. exten.
sive boXwood planting and gooc
shade. Scenically, this valley of tht
Catoctin and Soft mountain ranges
is REGARDED the most beautiful in
the State 81 miles from the Dis.
trict line. Priced SI6.??50
THEODORE F. MENK. a27 18th 81,
NV: EX; 3-214n, or Mrs. Routzham
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FARM
FARM
NEAR MIDDLEBIIRG

NEAH MIDDLEBURG
242-acre stock or horse farm In thu
heart. OF the Orange County Hunt
ance driveway leading down n long
shady lane to. a 5-bedroom. 4-bath
frame Colonial-type house overlook
ing the lake. Large modern tenant
house. Horse barns and cattle sheds.
Price, S135. 600: Financed. Other
ment property, subdivision property
and motel sites.
j. L. G. WEST co.
JE 4-3SS@. Ewes, JE, 4-Io51.
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HOUSES WANTED TO guy

. OR 4-BEDRM. HOUSE in GOOD
Ale Alien ~ TA whate ss4f .e1'On on "a sr Nd M5
REALTY iNyEsTM1EHr &C; CO. rs 1I'o'
PRE-WAR CHEVY CHASE, Hethesda
or Kensington. Md, near parochiai
school; 4 bedrms, 2 baths or equiv
alsnt; a,-r Garage. Under $50, 900. NO
AGENTS. Call Juniper 9-91Ss:
4 WILL PAY YOU CASH for you,
home Any location. Quick action
,iHEnr32201: ,EE 3;2201: 10, 3-4156;
MboDERM' e On Dasabv clean HG Oedsm aTa;,.H II
LU o-Si3S or ST 3.73%6S % wa
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home OF
Investment property. Any location,
F55REiGsSs icss4i; b1PHo4Af PEi allfSs; aill pay tor
sood NV: location. if same can be
purchased with low down paymert:
Eai, Eiti pa pay large large monthly payments
BUNGALOW in Brishtwood or shSep-
herd Park. MIR. TRAVIS. RA. s.
FROM OWNER - SIS. .ooo-s25, 900
st.scah;;, Northwest or Arlington. oWo
EC1s HAVE CASH BUYERS for U ram.
olerS ana Colonials. under SoO.OOO;
west Rock Creek Park. vicinity Conn
PAY cGsEc mmsd snS 4d for s5sd.n. Ea g4G4S bricl
home in CONGRESS Heights or nrhy
Mo; Must be under $4,000. MR.
ZONES: 70; s-7543.
ARLINGTON-Old home. Any condi-
IA: 2-7O1S. or Ii. 6-1903.
& BEDROOMS, 2 baths, west Of Wis
consin ave. S22-S25. 900. Principals
only. GEORGETOWN REALTY &
Simpson. OIL 4-0569.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
HOMES-MD., VA. D. c.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 6-341S. 80
WANTED = PREWAR FLATS AND
SMALL HOMES IN DISTRICT CALL
MARVIN AID 4-0531
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SMALL. FARM

Ideal for Retired Family
Thirty acres Of well-located, oper
farmland. fenced and cross fenced
with huge streams and springs: Z.
rm. house. not modern, except fol-
running water in kitchen; good barn
and several other outbldgs: in
neighborhood Of productive farms
Priced at $l3,500. reasonable cash
balance in trust.
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Pentagon Realty Co.
FAIRFAX. VA.
-ISEoOhNI .I5O NhEo8 .ENI T3l
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

GR6o0ENI 300 SRESS .ENI 13l
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
PLEASANT HILL FARM - Earl.
American hrick dwelling. suitabl,
restoration; IL rooms, basement,
fireplaces, electricity; located CT
high ridge with charming view; 3i5
acres, 1877 cultivated; excellent soil
able stock raising; springs, streams
= tobacco barns, tenant house, farm
buildings; good tenant farmer will
remain; desirable neighborhood; 3(
miles D. c.: $35. 900.
RIVERFRONT TOBACCO CATTLE
FARM",137 acres on state road
waterfront. 100 acres arabic, excel.
lent soil; s rooms and bath, center.
hall residence, 2 tobacco barns
farm buildings. ducking shore, an.
chorage; $4,000.
RETIREMENT HOME-AdjoininR Ii
Plata, 8 spacious rooms. large porch
bath, electricity, fireplace, completel.
trees; s acres; $1,000. Additions
soEfp ed5f6se sRicK asH.iz0't tco1oMAL-s-rm
dwelling; full cellar; 2 baths, mod.
ern kitchen; oil burner. steam heat
handicapped lawn. garden: large cor.
ger 9 e, Et i1 wsssnst0e dfi5ass nsghsS5ho0d
BEL ALTON. near 30l hwy.-24
basement dwelling. good condition;
electricity; good nnighborhood; ten
ant house; S11 900.
PORT TOBACCO RIVFR-f acres;
beautiful brildinc site; fnc old
trees; near La Plata. sd; So 800
U. S. Hwy. 301 -Outstsndng husf-
ness sites; also homesiteS in fest
growing towns and on beautiful
waterfrnnte
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

1000 TO 1000 SO. FIT. for small
woodworking shop in NV. D.. c.
,HU;; 3.7633; IA. 9-e667: 1s'
WILL BUY 1900 to 5000 50. IT. OF
first commercial property, close by
3rd and New Jersey ave. NV; cash
deal: will cooperate with brokers.
GSl fAr Mt. NJ. Ns5n6 NoFFis6 WEAVER BROS.
NEW TYPE Of business in Washing
ton would like to share store in
downtown NV. shopping area. Call
MA. S-OSS4.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.) }
ROCKVILLE PIKE


Over acres. This is o rare op.
portunity to purchase an entire
block in fast developing shoppins
area, suitable for most any business
Priced very low for immediate sale
For details call Mr.. Saunders with
E. M. FRY. INC. OIL. 2-S70O.
TWO AND THREE UNIT APIS. IL
upper NV. location; showing al
dday's market for immediate sale
S. A. YOUNG CO., MA. 1888:
FASHIONABLE APTS., owner say!
make an offer" for their propert,
already containing 5 baths, 4 par.
tial kits. and l full kit. lending it.
self to the creation of 5 beaut. apts
OF Dupont Circle with very little
improvement. We est. the market
value of this property now at ap-
prox. $4,000. Any reas. offer will
merit owners sincere consideration
Call CO. $4,000: ewes, Co. 5-3717
MEZZANOTTE & co.
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LEONARD SNIDER
el, 3311. LA PLATA. MI
575 ACRES
GORGEOUS

COLONIAL ESTATE
picturesque reconditioncd center.
hall brick Colonial mansion located
on a magnificent knoll overlookine
the rolling hills and runs Of nearby
Virginia, 80 miles; 4 master bed
rooms on the second floor, with 7
baths. maids room and bath; wal
nut stairway leads to full fioored
attic; on the 1st floor. ballroom
25x30, living room 25x25, dining
room 25x25. a buffers pantry. spa
cious kitchen and half bath; bsmt.,
hot-water heating system: six ornate
flreplaces with hand-carved mantel-
PIE pieces tSidsn tenant hogssS mSa;rv WcRdsTf. sna
Price. S135. 900; reasonable cash.
DILLON LAND co.
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Inauguration Special II
Gentlemen'S Farmette

A44A1 4o l
Four and one-half acres Of
rolling land Beautiful, spa.
cious 4-bedrm., new brick
home, IL baths. fireplace, full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. Excellent
construction and material,
This is a home you will be
proud to own. Good location,
Good roads, This type OF
property is setting scarce.
Country life. with city con-
vcnienceS. School bus. Immed.
possession. About ~ miles to
p; c. Total price, S.4 500.
About 5000 cash. Balance
has good financing. Make an
offer. Also several other good
llstinas in homes and farms.
For appointment phone Vienna
?sO-W.
WhiteSell Real Estate
Near Oakton School, Hwy. 123
Closed Sunday
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STONE RESIDENCE
2 bedrms,. bath on first floor. 3 bed
rms. bath on 2nd floor, lge. base
ment with . rms, / with ia-bath,
outside and inside entr. to base
ment. attached garage. storage rm.
above, natural gas h.-w.h.. city
water and sewerage, low taxes. lge.
corner lot with shade and fruit
trees. located ! hr. drive from
Reply in writing. Post once Box
230. or phone Warrenton. Va. 4SS.
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CAPECOD
S14.5O0

Brick construction. located in Falls
Church, bedrooms down; staircase
ducts In where more bedrooms
can be added. Full dry basement
with recreation room. Modern
equipped kitchen; Creamic tile
fenced yard. Storm windows. City
utilities. walking distance. Excel
lent financing and terms. Exclusive.
ArfaX Realty, JE. 2-145O
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) ACRES with railroad in nearby
Md. recently zoned for heavy indus
try. Priced right. Call Mr.. Caston-
3.7200 with JAMES L. DIXON a. CO
APPROX. $4,000 SO. FIT. off River
I'd. Just over D. C. line in p. G.
County: excel. location; S5c per #,
CASKEY REALTOR, AP. 5-64OO
UN: 4-S646 It'll 9 PM.
12,0OO 50. FIT. in Kenilworth with
railroad siding avail; level and
clear. CASKEY REALTOR, AP. z
$500. UN. 4-8646 It'll 9 PM.
Heavy Industrial Property
On Baltimore Blvd.
Az acres; $4,000; good terms. For
Information, call PAUL H. LAUTER-
BACH & CO.. UN. 4-S533; nights.
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9O9 18th ST n

SU9 ISth ST. NV.
Heat and hot Water Furnished
CHEVY CHASE ARCADE, $500 Conn
ave. now avail. q heated store, ap-
for radio and TV.
EDW. H. JONES q CO. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. WO. f-23OC
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IL UNITS
S-month-old apt. house. two bed
rms, d one bedrm. Tenants pa!
all utilities. Individual gas heat
Moderate rents. Good NE. location
VIII net 1870 on cash down pay.
ment of S22.500 after all payment.
including amortization.
13 UNITS
Best NV. location, close to every.
thing. Low rents. All ef1c. apis
Detached bldg. Will net over 10e;
on cash down payment of S24. 800
after all payments. including amor
tization. Bldg. has incinerator or
40 LOTS
All ready to build. Very reasonably
priced, excellent location. Wood.
lawn. near Landover Hills. Md
Laree size lots, will sell quickly
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc,
1882 K st. NV. ST. 3-SSOO
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$4,000 DOWN

Will buy an excellent 20-ft. tapes
try row. brick home completely re-
decorated, in good section of Bright
wood, l blk. east of Ga. ave. Can
be rented to responsible party at
Sl2F mo. A sound investment. OWN
ER, ST. 3-4559; ewes. and Sun,
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

$500 TO 5000 Fl. IN DC, 1st a.
preferred; reas. priced. EX. 3-2477
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$4,000 YEARLY

pO,UUU 1 Gk11GL /
Income QUO; Is rooms, conv. into 2
apts. Corner brick; Oil heat; q
story brick garage. Best st. in ne
Close. in to Capitol: $1,000 cash
handles.
E. w. THURM
90S 10th St. NV. DI. 7-3306.
2 Apt, Semi-Det. Brick
One 2-Bedrm., One 1-Bedrm
Cony. white sc. section. High OPA
ceilings: yrs. old: S15,750. Assume
large CT 4E loan. TIA. 9-7SS1.
HILL REALTY co.
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FRESH AIR

Open country-woods-s space
elbow room. Like 'em? Well. this
Is the house for you! Set smack in
the woods on ia-acre lot. off Lees
burg pike, a little way out OF Falls
Church
NEW HOUSE
Brick front. frame sides and back
Two bedrms. fcorner oneS) on
ground floor. Good living room.
Kitchen is equip. and has breakfast
space. Full expansible attic for .
more rooms when and II you want
them
We mean it. ONLY $4,000 CASH
NEEDED. Monthly payments there
after are $3.50. All yours at once
for S12.50
YOU OUGHT TO SEE 1T!
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

Feb. 15. Loading dock; suitable
storage or light manufacturing
SJ STfh fst spd = r; aye Mt; Fol Rainie5'
WALSH, INC, S15 11th st. NV,
DI. 7-7667.
SECOND O0MM.-2-story brick
warehouse. or. Workshop: electricity: !:
1900 50. IT,: cheap. Cali Ab. 2-s299.
AT 47th ST. and ANNAPOLIS RD..
Bladensburg. Nd. Three 86xSO new
warehouses with ofices in each
warehouse; 14x1S overhead doors,
15!ft. ceiling. r. r. available.
Zoned 1-2, will be available BY May
l. Call WA. 7-4343 or UN
4-2233.
1000 SO. FIT. m NEW BLDG, con-
venient location in p G.. County;
soc per it. in its entirety.
Also have avail. heavy Industrial
ground with siding and will build
any amount TO your plans.
CASKEY REALTORS, AP. 7.-6400,
UN. 4-S646 It'll 9 pm.
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SPLENDID small farm for cattle,
chickens and crops; meadow with
good water. 6-rm. frame dwelling
modern heating and bath. Owner
will sell house with 10 acres for
Sl0,5OO. Another 30 acres available
for 500 per acre extra.
farm with 9-rm. house hav-
ing bath and new heating system
large barn: many outbldgs: on
paved road. Priced low at sci 500.
II. P. BURDETTE & SON, Mt. Airy,
Nd. Ph. 123: Eve. and Sun. phi.
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MIDTOWN LOCATION; 1000 So
FT.: DESIRABLE FOR SMALL
WHOLESALER. REAS ABE T
RENTAL; CALL RE. 1852 OR
7O3ha 9th ST. NV, AT G ST.
39l5 14th st. N.W.-Avail. Feb 1st
S37 26th st. NV. Cor, With Apt.
GUARANTY REALTY. INC.
1923 10th st. NV. MA. S-O5S7
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IUIV I2th ST. N.W.-Suite OF rms >,
newly decorated, first floor. Reas.
rent. Ideal for insurance agency,
attorney or accountant. etc. Call
ST. 3-553O ga
avail in Prof. Bldg, corner Balti-
more ave. and Gallatin st. Reas.
rents: RAYMOND RUPERT. ST
3-S4S4. -23
9''9 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.--Entire md
Heat furnished. Suitable for doctors S
dentists Offices. ReaS. rent. Lease
prompt poss. Consult Mr.. Jenkins.
Leasing Dept. SHANNON IL LUCHS
CO. Realtors, 1905 H st. NV MA.
S-2345, -I8
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STORES WANTED

STORES WANTED
Large. chain. dry cleaning and laun-
dry organization seeking additional
branch stores in D. c.. Md. and va.
suburbs will pay up to $3.50 a mo.
Customer parking essential. Write
or call KENT STORES. INC. 2O35
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FOUR UNIT commercial bldg.-Apts.
oh1ces. Income pays store rent. See
mgr. 1894 Columbia rd. NV.
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SOON COMPLETED - Air-condi--
toned: center of city Of Falls
Church; excellent suites. Call JOS-
EPH w. SEAY CO., JE. 2-2620.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
The big" Issues of 1854
Your Moneys
Worth
BY Sylvia Porter

TNHE NEXT session of Congress already is
Il heading for a place in history as the
"bread-and-butte Congress of modern
times
The members themselves predict this
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for 1854, forecast that
the key challenges
they'll have to tackle
will be overwhelming
ly economic-and not
in the military or
political or diplomatic
spheres.
Congressional Quar-
terly recently polled
223 S e n tors and
Representatives on
the top topics of 1854.
From a list of 40 po-
tential issues. cover
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tential issues, cover
ing just about everything. the members of
the 83d Congress chose these as the big 10:
Korea, tax reduction, economy in Gov
ernment budget balancing farm and live
stock prices, social security expansion, aid
to Europe farm price supports, tax revisions
and exemptions, tariffs and reciprocal
trade.
Only Korea" stands out as an issue
not predominantly in the sphere of eco
nomics. All the rest are of the most direct
personal financial interest to millions of u.s.
Not one is strictly labor issue. Re-
vision of the Taft-Hartley law is 18th on
the list ranking after credit policy and aid
to small business incidentally, both of
these are primarily economic issues. too,I
Not one at the top is strictly a diplo-
matte or military question. The United
Nations is goth, Far East policy 18th, trade
with the Communists 9th. And one of
the great issues of 1952-53-CommunistS
loyalty and security in Government-is
ranked 18th!
The implications of this choice by men
whose public lives rest on their ability
to feel" the questions closest to the Ameri
can voter go far beyond the obvious For
what your representatives are saying Is
that, after years of concentrating on
winning one war and preparing for another,
what's provoking you now are the domestic
policies that touch your pocketbooks, in
fuence your job and future security. They
believe you are more concerned about the
stability of your job or business than about
spies in Washington, care more about in
come tax relief than labor union advance.
How intimately tied in with our per-
Sonal financial lives all these issues are!
Just sample the list
Tax reduction: Actually the issue is
how much money the Government will
allow you to keep from your paycheck or
profits.
Economy in Government and budget
balancing: Actually, the question is whether
the administration can make good on it's
pledge to stabilize the dollar-without
making the cure worse than the disease.
Farm prices: Actually the dilemma is
how to protect the farmers family from
depression and, simultaneously. protect the
city family from a brutal squeeze between
cost of living and taxes
And SO it goes-down the list If the
globe doesn't go up i'll flames, these surely
will be the big issues of 1854
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-05
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Trustees of Olive Township, Noble
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
nuhlic auction on the 26th day of
February. 1858, at ! 100 p. M, the
following described real estate, to-wit /:
Situate in the Township of olive
County of Noble. and State of Ohho.
and being part of the northwest t
quarter of Section SO, Township of
Range and bounded follows: Be
ginning at n stone on the east line of
said Quarter section l43.5 rods south
of the northeast corner aud % rods
north Of the southeast corner of said
quarter section. thence north Sc de-
grees west 322 feet to stake ON II
bluff on the east side of the Caldwell
road witness II white oak l5 inches,
north GAIA east II feet north "a west
la1.S on said bluff to a stake witness,
white oak 15 inches east IL feet south
Sc degrees east 3S7 feet to a stake
on east line of said quarter section
south 4 degrees west 1929 feet to
commencing point containing in all one
acre. more or less.
Being the same premises as described
Records of Noble County, Ohio.
This is known as the South Olive
School House lot. Buildings on said
premises may be sold separately.
BY order of Arthur l.. Davis. Elmer
Miller and Glen King, Trustees, of said
Olive Township.
BY CLEO HUTCHINS,
Clerk of Olive Township.
81 80 sS
Photo npyeIOpiup-G -GiJIeSnia,s
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-05
Eclipse Of Moon
Seen In County

The moon revived its old van
iShing act for one night stand
Thursday night and the audience
loved it.
From one end Of the country
10 another, amateur astronomers
matched the earth's familiar sat
elite go through the capers of a
total eclipse. Most of them agreed
it was we'll worth the effort.
The eclipse was caused by the
earth casting its shadow on the
face of the moon. By the time
the moon came up over the East
Coast about s. p. m. the eclipse
was already under way and the
moon was a dull reddish color in
the fringe of the shadow.
The color deepened and a dark
shadow crept across the moon un-
til it was entirely engulfed by
Cos p. m. 1t began TO emerge an
hour and a half later and by 8
o. m. the show was over.
An excellent view of the eclipse
was received by residents of
Noble county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-05
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MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Bates of
Summerfield, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Archer, New Cum
berland, w. Va, on Sunday.
Mayor and Mrs. Homer John
son of Caldwell spent the week
end in GAINESVILLE, where they
visited their son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Okey Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacenkO,
Jimmy and Nancy Macenko, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Krauk, all of
near Cincinnati, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
| Krauk, Florence.
Miss Ruth Annette Smith,
student at Muskingum college,
spent the weekend with her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith,
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe YOntz of
Wooster, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Yontz, and Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Farley.
Miss Virginia RaIstOn, student
at Miami University, resumed her
studies Monday after spending
the past week with her mother,
Mrs. Pearl Ralston.
Eddie Ditch has returned to
Mt. Union college after spending
the past week with his parents,
Dr.. and Mrs. Z. G.. Ditch.
MIR. Laura Fowler. West street,
has returned home after a three
weeks visit in Lakeland, Florida,
where she visited at the homes
of Mary Combs, John Lyons and
Cyrus Secrest.
Paul Robinson of Canton, spent
Saturday in Caldwell. He visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pickenpaugh, Playground
street.
Mrs. Carl Ogle returned Sun
day to her home south of Dexter
City after visiting at the homes
of her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert
Crum and family, of Canton ana
Mrs. Paul Glover and family OF
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tarleton,
Mrs. Ethel Hazard and Mrs. nellie
Hcadley spent Friday evening
with MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Noble
and daughter, of Cambridge.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Ciymer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clymer
and daughter, Nancy, left We'd
nesday for Florida where they
will spend months vacation near
Daytonna Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. John Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs, Ivan Moore OF
GAINESVILLE, visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson
and family. Belford street.