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/ REPAIRS AND SERVICE Gent

PAINTING, interior and exterior: 81
s %ssss \ Can HOBART. LU. 2-5ass
PAINTING. papering: flrst-elass work.
Mr.. PoAT. RIA. 3-5643. I3s
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
Inmates. 10. 10000. q
cali a. DoMiIicK, IA. 1850
weekdays after s. FL day sunday.
soIf sa. sfi bs vais s4 Psehi SUs
LESION MosLEY. 1918 Goth st. NV
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Reasonable. White mechanics. MR..
BUNGER. ST. 3-4923. Ii
PAINTING-PAPERING
IHWsESeE Ii ssio6 90 R ssae s.ss M
PAPERHANGING. painting: go yrs
Reliable. Call LIZ. 4-2377.
PAPERHANGING, painting: white
work. Ii. 1-39i2, BooKoUTi. is.
PAPER HANGING, $40 a room and
up: washable paper: Do own work
guaranteed. RIA. 3-0024 or 10. 2.
PAPER NOW. low prices; Al work
newest samples; interior painting
free estimates. JU. 1885. -
PAPER HANGING, painting. plaster.
Ing; do my own work. Reasonable
pRPER nsN INs5iRtssd SD SA Der a rSom
1864 sunfast washable paper: woTl
PAPERING. PAINTING e f PAPER "9 Re.
moved by steam Interior and ex-
terror painting. Reasonable prices
for Mr.. CHAVEs. -1S
Al work. Estimates free. CAN MR.
BECKETT. AID. 10000. Ia
PLASTER REPAIRS and PATCHWORK
guaranteed work BY white mechanic
free estimates. 10. 7-7448. 10
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work. large and small jobs. Reas
White mech. Work guar. JU. .9-4154
PLAsTERING. remodeline and paint
m lns OLD H g n sz7s sarse or small s A.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. no jol
too small: repairs Q speciality; 1885,
minimum charge: estimates free
Hot water heaters completely in
stalled. $3.50 up. Call 10. 2-1432
RO0FING: WxTERPROoFING cellars
walls: paint. plaster: white mech.
work guar; low price. Ii. 7-S209
ROOFING. all types: cutters, spouts
carpentry and painting. A. D
THOMAS. WA 7-7352.
SCREENING PORCHES my speciality
Get them ready for summer. Cheaper
now. Ju. 5.3942 ewes. MR.. TAYLOR.
Stone, FlagStone, Cement
Specializing in retaining walls, patios
flower boxes. steps, walks. drives.
porches lily ponds. freplaces, etc.
24-hr. service. For q free estimate.
call JERRY. LII. 1-4756.
TILE MEFAlkS. new INSTALLATIONS. re-
ia. $4,000. JU. S-2296.
WATERPROOFING - Guar; bsmts.
walls. roofs. cutters and spouts:
masonry. wall coatings. RE. 6-6S41
ORn
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WASHER LAUNDROMAT DE LUKE.
l year OLD, good condition. $l75.
WASHERS, like new, 8 late model
auto, unclaimed, in storage; not
bolt down; Thor, $50; Bendix, $40;
West $50; delivered and guaran-
teed 732 9th st. NV. 10. 1880
WASHER, Monitor apt. size. never
used. $40. KE. 7-0263. %
Bendix Gyromatic. no bolt
sendix twin ' dryer yer both 0G for $500 800
Will sell separate. OIL. 6-S0S7.
WASHER. Bendix Duo-Matic washer
dryer comb, never been used: ex-
ceptional buy. EN-. 3-1OS6. IS
WASHERS, late models, look like
new. S35 ca, deliv. Also washers.
$22:50. deliv. ST: 3-1216. -
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore,
wringer type with pump. good cond..
$50. LII. 1920. IS
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CARPENTRY

Home imprvmts.; painting. papering;
FILA loans. Ii. $500. RIA. 6-9703.
CAULKING. brick pointing and water
proofing. all types; free estimates;
guaranteed Job. B. v. DILLON
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6.6SSS any
day, any night
GENERAL REPAIR-Papering, paint
good job. AP. 1854. tn. 2-6731.
pairs, short circuits. small Jobs done
Immediately. RA. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRICIAN, wiring OF all kinds:
licensed in Nd. Repair services at
any time. EN-. 2-SS14. Ia
ELECTRICIANS Licensed and bond
ed: old and new work. repairs and
msintenance; prompt service for
air cond. plugs. 24-hr. service. AID.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 z st
NV. Ma. S-4094.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets and
ing extra. If you buy later. money
paid applies on purchase price. but
there is no obligation to buy
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and G SITS.
NV. (ST. 3-9400) and 1880 Georgia
Silver s spflng se stors op Zen EVENINGS
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BUSINESS SERVICES

REUPHOLSTERING - Furniture re
pair: commercial service. Call be-
fore 10 am. after 6 PM. Ii. 4
1865. Iii
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1000 EASTER CHICKS
Z ASSORTED COLORS
6 FOR ST
Open till s pm. o. G. MAXWELL
U. S. so. Annapolis rd., Lanharn
Md, WA. 7-1545. III
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HOTEL 24UU
2400 10th ST.


yate bath available on monthly
basis. WITH OR WITHOUT MAID
SERVICES.
CALL MR.. HARNETT. GEN. MGR.
CO. $4,000
COLORED-FRT. RIM. End A., for 2;
,, TT; = for l person; S25 mo; :, z
Ref; cple: or sgle., fri. rm.. share
l; KIT; privils; Tu. 254427, Ia
COLORED-FRONT COR. ROOM mr.
Benning shopping center - Home
privils. Cali after $50 p.m.. all dav
Sat and Sun. Ky l-o49S; III
Mr.. transp. Home. privileges, Cen
tleman; rref. empl; AD. szo647.--7
Farn. rm:, home nriyileees. Call
COLORED-NICELY FURN. room,
Some privileges. After 5 pm. 1917
c affysFd St, n' y ST. N,w-SEs..
front room, also back rm.; refined
cple. or sgle. lady; privls. 6"
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RUGS

RUGS
IMPORTED: PERSIAN DESIGN axis.
81 80; rg aE12; s2s; sxlo. $50 CASH
Mayfair, 1925 G st. NV.
ME S-4424
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oriental design rugs. skill. S16.50;
9x12. $50; 9x15. $50.
ORIENTAL RUG MART
1905 G st. NV. ME. S-0416
SAWS AND WOODWORKING TOOLS,
Atlas and other makes; low sale
prices while they last; saws, Sl9.95
up; new straight-line Dremel
sanders In stock. metal working
lathes; 209s on on floor samples;
new parking lot. now open. ELEC-
TRIO EQUIPMENT CO.. 2473 Sher-
SAW. io-in. Delta fitting table saw
with 1 hip. GE fan cooled motor ::
practically new: $3.50 for both. OIL.
SCALE, Toledo. platform counting
scale, weighs up to $50 lbs. Call
FRED KOLKER. Ii. $4,000. IS
SEWING MACHINE SALE-Round-
bobbin portable. perfect, S35: con-
soles reduced. 1912 Lee hwy. IA.
o-4Q14 %
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CROCHET BEDSPREAD

Handmade. $50. 10. 9-9189. -s
DEEP FREEZE. IS Gu. It., perfec
mechantcal condition; $295. Cal
IT.: both Kelvinators: Bendix auto
washer. S0-gal. WESTINGHOUSE hot.
water heater: 8 and II. ivor,
metal radiator covers. Best offel
will take. OIL. 9-S626, call after 8
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Flagstore and Stone

WORK
eorches, patieS. retaining walls. tile
ANGELO MARcUCCIo. JU. a-176e
F TSse s. LAM s;ns IS y.s nh s1p.
10. s-e1sS, 10. S-6167. g.
FLOORS sanded and finished. limo
leum furnished and layed. All work
guaranteed. TAYLOR. WA. 7-112o,
FLOORS REFTNlsHED LIKE NEW -
Free estimates. reduced prices. c. r.
SCoXER. va 7sssOs e s!n,n time ,r,
Ta g d. and md aaIa nDPTFSGSN K as
F HS siSI saAlNDED AND FN1sHEaSS-
Specialize in custom .Syn oHskmansssip
FOOT T'' s szzSsp6I nnisSins. clean.
ING and WAKING; tree estimates. Cal
rEE6Sos S-s s1aSNSD1Na. FIN, New, &c S %.
e.: old. l9e and Sp; gree est WoTk
GARAGES-CARPORTS
brick, wood and einder block:
monthly terms. LU. 10000 or IA.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting, plas-
.sring: carpentry work TX roof t"d paint paint;
PRINTz. II. 4.161l.
HERCULES FENCES
chain link, S1.1S It.. completely
instaIled, Monthly terms. LU. 4
O2OO, IA. e-0442 till 8 pm.
fOHNS-MANsVILLE Certifiide deal.
ers-Roofing and siding 10 our bust
ness. Porches incl; also BOND
STONE DlgTR: No o,, JOB too small
down, 9 years to pay. Work guar
CAPITAL CONTRACTING CO
4SI9 Bethesda ave., Bethesda, Nd.
& DECORATING. exterior and
interior, estimates cheerfully aiven.
fAiNTING, Interior and exterior, nea,
Tycrk s.S Xhttss mechanics; rsa': Price
NINTING, interior and exterior
and minor repairs. 10. @-1656, Lu
1-412A la
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FORCED SALE!
Wrought Iron Furniture

Liquidation of DELINQUENT acct. makes
available b r n ew rustproof
wrought iron furniture Of nationally
known manufacturer at cost price.
Sofa. love seats. chairs, coffee tables.
OT C-OSQS O
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

A PAIR or PARAKEETs. SIS. JE
siAMEsE KITTENs. show stock
blue and seal point; housebroken;
$50 Up. Also white Persian kitten
$50. Time payments accepted. Phone
20. 2-3772 after $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-07
VACUUM CLEANERS

Used and reconditioned vacuum
cleaners, $3.50 up. All nationally
on floor models and demonstrators.
Kenmore, tank and upright clean
ers; used vacuum motors and cords,
1925. Sold as Is while they last
Call Ii. 7-7500 for free home trial.
SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO., oil
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nTJTEHP A &C sol

BLUEGRASS SOD
Now is the time to sod. You lay It
and save: immed. delivery. BLUE
GRASS SOD NURSERY. Lu. 2-498O.
LANDSCAPING
Sodding, grading, topsoil. manure,
seeding, planting. HUI. 3-S295. IL"
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TENTS dol; used Army surplus;
pins.) $50 ca, N. FRANK AND
SON. Ala Bird st. NV. DI. 7-72S9.
TIRES-Brand-new bargain, 6.5O-16.
tires. FEDERAL JUNK Co. Iis5
1st st. NV. MA. s-S377.
Tv. 17-in., $40, Ideal for recrea-
~ Sion ToT Pm R az; SIs s{sa has. Ia S54
500. Paid S4e sS for set alone.
Leaving Washington. t Evening lISsp only.
No dealers. Apt. "a, 2 18th St. sc.
Tv. table model. II inch, sell for
SOB. including table. HE. 4-612S
T 1tpiH r port. tNEw,. Rem,
Royal. Smith-Corona. Und., Olympia
Tree home DEM; ST SO wk. DI. 4
TYlPEwRITER-Underwood Portable.
ike s1 New sSha Ia s aaa sCperste'
USED SEWING MACHINES Sin
ger treadle. long bobbin, S9.95; /
Singer treadle. round bobbin, S19.95;
Singer portable. long bobbin.
1926; ! other make portable,
$19.95: other make console.
$29.95. SINGER SEWING CEN
TER, Gill Georgia ave. RA. g.
VACUUM sALE-unusual buys: small
$3.50 $685. E aee iSGst s9s6 ot.T
fine cleaners. 3Sl2 Lee hwy. ia.
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NEWLY BUILT. beautifully furn. I
and 2 bedrm. and enc. apts.; .utilS.
incl: reas. rent. You must see these.
co. 5-2214.
1857 PARK RID. NV. :.
3443 14th ST, NV,
Entire floor: living room, bedrrn.. kit.,
bath; $50, incl. utils. RIA. 6-2O36;
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+ O1NN1 i O1tG w kAN i ELL
CALL TILL 2 PM. EN-. 2-6667
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity. and
removed at olr expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Penna. ave. NV.
DiAAMoNS1S' 5iEtwHhRY Of any descrip-
ton, gold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE wanted today, furniture
and other useful household articles.
any amount. Also want good piano,
refrigerator and gas range. Call MR..
GRADY Ma. 5000.
FURNITURE Wanted today, good
used furniture. any amount. Also
want rood piano, gas range, refrig-
orator and other useful household
articles. Call MR.. GRADY, Ma.
FURNITURE--will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china.
brie-a-brac. Buying and selling for
sts.- NV. NE S-52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED-Any amount.
cash for single pieces or entire
household. JU. 5-0313. liz
FURN.--Al or part Of entire contents
Of apt, or home. in good condition.
Call CO. 5-3527. 12s
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THE MAURY
AAAA HOTEL

7O1 10th st. n.w.-Large twin rooms,
new decor, running water. ample
baths and showers. maid and elev.
serv.. cow. to restaurants and
uraalglv rofAa
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TARPAULINS

Most sizes avail. at all times. We
will not be sundersold. N. FRANK
q SON, 414 3rd st. NV. Elk. g.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGG
ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. els
K st. NV. ME. S-00S9.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

COLoRED-FURNISHED ROOM for
couple or Jingle man; home priv
ileges. AID. 2-0S06. -
COLORED - DOUBLE ROOM with
Kitchen and laundry privils. Near
tranSp. Ii. 4-SO92.
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1Ox12, 5000; 10x14,
pace others copy. Drop cloths
paper. 81; cloth. $3.50 canvas
G1CHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV. Elk
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EMBASSY SECTION. park ioe.--Nev
air-cond. bldg, elegant apt. for 2
incl. china. silver. linens, etc; dress.
ing rm.. full bath. kit. refgr.. elev..
service. 1878 Euclid st. NV. HU
two Rms, kit. and bath. furn.; 1878
Spring pl. NV. For lease to married
cple. Or 2 ladies; $50 mo-; refs. req
$50 $50 GxRf1ELD ST. NV. at Conn
ment eniciency. Attractive, com.
fortbale. completely furnished in al
detail. 500. LUTHER L. MILLER
EN-. 2:5957. De. 2.0955 e
1880 $50 P .1sS sp s.d NV Sio S:O: se
Good cond.. elevator. Ho. 2-i4s4.
TAKoMA PIX. mr.. waiter Reed -
Nicely furn. 1-bedrm.. liy. .rn., kit.
bath; also enc. kit. and bath: uttls.
Ty; .1 ble. express bus and shop
NR. sH0REHAM AND EMBAssIEs-
cond. bldg. Please cail De. s-sfss.
1887 18th ST. NV, under new
mar 4. rs S. H. ano i PAN
rm. for gentleman or lady. II
LONDON HALL APIS, 1888 18th
st. n.W.-Emciency apis. hed-living
room. kitchen and bath: day or
week. MA. s-a010;, %
Circle--1st a, front. 2-rm. and kit.
VIC neat FsaIT. REED-clean. nice furn.
Nv. rm., bedrm.. kit. din. pvt. bath.
Ueh., utils.; cple.; SIS. RIA. 3-4654.
CONN. AVE- -bedrm. apt. newly
dec Now and May j. EN-. 2-T23a.
3155 Mt. Pleas, 4 rms. DE. 2-6s49.
ATTR. FURN. EFFIC. ARISES up
to S55 mo: utils.. linens: 1924 YER
02S BUCHANAN 81. S,W.v-Ls.. bed,
nm. and kit. Attractiyely furn. Quiet
1 f9vsA SN sStiM e 81 frs RE- Eeai su5I.ss.
for 4 mos. 3 rms. wills. furn. Cali
after Pm. R $500. -
apt shower bath. Private entrance.
II. 7-2269. ia
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S62.50 PER MONTH

ToVU S!UE 81. NV.
tractively furnished. for immediate
occupancy: S90-$l25 month. Gail
Mrs Snkitch DII 1-aAnn 3 4.
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A. o. monocular, quad
ruple nosepiece. detectives. mirror
and light attachments: $500 or best
cash offer. ia. 8-2230 after pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
SURPLUS SALE
EVERYTHING REDUCED
SAVE
1919, 209o, 1851, sou
ON

HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES. TOOLS
PAINTS, LAWN MOWERS. GAR
LEY THIS THIS STORE sN4 s3 oNLY ETC
PEOPLES HARDWARE
1927 BLADENSBURG RID.
COLMAR MANOR, MD.
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2322 18th ST. N.W.-For girls.
Attr. furn. liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
bath, screened in porch. lse. closets;
facing park: cony. to Mt. Pleasant,
May be seen all day Sunday, week.
days after 8 pm. DE. 2-0915.
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

COLORED GRADUATE PRACTICAL
persons; refs. HUI. 3-63e4. %
Homer news., 1954-08-12
SCOUTS REPAIR BUILDING

Thirteen 9oy Scouts and their Scout ter, Ted Nythe. and Assistant Scout Master, Pill Rranich, went up to the scout. cahih on the hill last ussksna to work on the bui r ding and grounds. The hoys cleaned the place up, dug trenches and made minor re pairs until Sunday afternoon when their parents arrived to lend 9 hand. After the arri | val Of the elders, seven teen hunks were built in the up stairs of the catin.
 Vi tn the work fini shed a chile feed was furni shed hy the boys with the rothers furni sri ng salads and cakes
 Scout Master Wythe repor Is that the boys received a. tre- uendous boost in morale from the VI sit of the parents.
 Parents and fri ends atten- ding were: Nr. and Rrs- Clyde aythe and Mrs. Nythe IS sister, Miss Nslda aythe, Nj ss tilaen He9lund, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Franklin and son, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Gregoire and three sons, Hr~ ands Mrs oot Kranich, Nr. and Mrs. Jlu Scott and three chi ldren, Nr. and Frs- Frank Cauphell, and Nr. and Mrs. Harry Hesdahl',
Homer news., 1954-08-12
pToLE SCHOOL PROGRAM

About 40 chi ldren have heen ,partici patti ns'ia the va cation 9ihls school duri ng the past two aeskg. The clo- sing program for the school will te held at the bethodi st church touorroNsni ght tFriAday) at 8 pm. Five adults have been working vi th the children. in the school They include Mrs Eva Carlson and Mrs Carl Kihtsy. beginners; Mrs Loi $ Lawrence and Mss Nelds Nythe, primary aud Rev. Nelson Noy- CT, jhnlors
 The. school has teen held in the skyway Theatre bai r ding
Homer news., 1954-08-12
iTlI'T'''5'ENDS C1lEllS

Cecil Ayant attended the Denocratjc party caucus in Seward Sunday as delegate of the Homer Deuocrats- The caucus chose Jack aerner of Seward to run for the Senate to fill out the unsxpired tern of the late John E. Corsucn-
 There were no local Rspub- licans attending the COP cau- GUS in Anchorage where Mrs. Corsucf vas chosen as 3 can didate to oppose herner for the seat
Homer news., 1954-08-12
CABIN SITES UP

Two cabin si tes in the Ho- mer area are included in the latest drawing at the fnchor- age Land Office The si tes are in the general area east. of the airport and betmeen the Pay and the East End Road Price of the sites has been sat at $50 each Forms for sntsri ng the drawing are a- val lahle st the Corui ssi oner' 5 office. Deadllne for filling is 4 pm. Fri day, August l3
Homer news., 1954-08-12
ELzs 70 NttT3 T

About 35 ueuters of the Seward Eles Lodge are expec- ted to arrive in Housr Satur- day to take part in the local lodge meeting and ini Ii ati on to ts held at 7:D Saturday nj 5ht at the Elss Hall 4 dance will follow the reeti ng,
Homer news., 1954-08-12
CAP 70 MET TUESDAY

Commander Fob Edlund of the Homer CAP Squadron states that the CAP uesti n5 Chat was to be held Tuesday, August 10 will ts held Tuesday, August r.
Homer news., 1954-08-12
VISIT HIRE

Dean and lone Watson of Anc hor age spent 3 few days in Homer thi $ week VI ting fri ends. Dean is 3 truck salesman for tbe Anchorage ouicx Center in Anchorage
Homer news., 1954-08-12
sraLL GIRL HURT

Carmen RayNell, small dau- ahter of Nr and Nrs- Lloyd Naxnell, scsivsd. 3 desp cut over her left eye Wednesday afternoon while playing vi th 3 butc ner kni fe. Ho.ard Ny hill Dl aced two sti tches Tn the cut to close it,
Homer news., 1954-08-12
pTA NETTING

Officers of the Toner PTA viii ueet at the noue of Yrs. Margaret Pate Tuesday, Aug IT
Homer news., 1954-08-12
NEW szcNs UP

J. c. Reynolds has recs1 ved hi $ new Strout Real ty si 9ns and has Fl laced theu Tn front Of hi 5 office
Homer news., 1954-08-12
VISIT BRIEFLY

VISIT BRIEFLY
 Nr. and Mrs Henry Straub Of Anchorage vi si ted the Glen Johnson hone in Homer Sunday. Their daughter, Sylvia, had heen visiting the Johnsons since Friday. 4-H CAMP CALLED tFF
 The 4-H sumter camp sched- ulsd to be held at, Kings Lake tris Neex rss called off due to the polio epidemic at An- chorage and Seward
Homer news., 1954-08-12

DI AL 20 DAILY
Evening star., 1954-04-04

WASHINGTON PICTORIAL u
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-30
Quaker City Driver
Gels Stiff Sentence

Andrew Lestock of Quaker
City, route /, was arrested by
Patrolman Solts of Cambridge,
Monday for driving while under
the influence of alcohol.
He appeared before Judge w.
Vernon Archer in Common Pleas
Court, Tuesday morning, and
received a fine of 500 and costs,
three Gays in jail and his driv-
ing rights suspended for so days,
pending financial responsibility.
Judge Archer later suspended
$500 of this fine.
AS the result of a brawl in
Belle Valley, Christmas Eve,
four arrests were made and the
men charged with disturbing
the peace. They were each fined
$500 and costs. They were Will
liam Roberts of Ava, Frank Lin
clcome of Dexter City, Dick
Conner of Belle Valley and Don
aid Gerst of Middleburg.
The above four appeared be-
fore Mayor Roy Seamster of
Belle Valley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-30
Rural Authorities
TO Be Heard On Farm
PROGRAM Over WpFD

Six Of the nations most pro-
minent agricultural authorities
will predict what lies ahead for
Noble county farm people in
1865 on special public service
program to be broadcast at 1:30-
200 p. m., Sunday, January 2,
1855 over Radio Station WRFD,
Worthington.
Heading the list of important
guest speakers on this Farm
Forecast for '55" will be Secre-
tary of Agriculture Ezra Taft
Benson with a statement on the
overall farm picture.
Speaking on behalf of the Ma
tional Grange will be Herschel
D. Newsom, the organizations
18th Master from Indiana.
Representing the Cornell Uni
versity College of Agriculture on
Farm Forecast for '55" will be
the dean of that college, nation
ally recognized agricultural
authority, w. E. Myers.
The livestock outlook for 1855
will be predicted by P. o. Will
son, manager of the National
Livestock Cooperative Market
ing Association, Chicago, Illinois.
The prospects for milk pro-
ducers during the coming year
will be forecast by Russell M.
Waltz, president of the National
Milk Producers Federation.
OF special interest to Noble
Countians, John Sims, executive
secretary Of the Ohio Farm Bur-
eau will sum up prospects for
1855 on the Buckeye farm scene
in particular.
WRFD is located at $50 on the
radio dial.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-30
tobacco Sales viii Be
Resumed January 4

Sales on the Ripley tobacco
market will be resumed Jan. 4,
after having been recessed since
Dec. %.
Deliveries have been heavy
over the holidays. Indication are
that the floors of all four ware
houses will be full when auction
ing is resumed.
The first sale will be at the
Independent, which has been in
block since Dec. %.
1t now is believed more than
II million pounds will be sold
here this year.
To date, 6,299,20 pounds has
been auctioned for $3,314,602,63,
an average of $52.61.
The pre-holiday poundage set
a new market record.
Bill Wylie.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-30

PLEASANT HILL - Mr.. and
Mrs. Cater Davis and sons of
Akron, spent Christmas with his
parents, Carr Davis and wife.
Charley Laughlin and family,
Ira Davis and family and War
rem Davis and family spent
Christmas with Roy VanDyne
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cater and
Clyta called on Robert Young
and family in GAINESVILLE on Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Larrick
called on VIM. Musser and wife
in GAINESVILLE, Saturday after
noon.
Miss Thelma Davis is spend
ing the holidays vacation with
her parents, Floyd Davis and
family.
Carr Rogers and family, Car
los Stickrath and family spent
Christmas with Taylor Rogers
and wife.
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it is time for him to start taking
it easy. He says his health is
pretty good, but feels the sud-
den impulse to retire might
prove too much for his system,
and for that reason it will be
leveling-off process. He viii help
his brother, Charles Gill, when
the rush is on, mostly on Friday
and Saturday, and that is all.
His younger brother, Char
ley, has taken over the owner
ship of the shop. He started in
the barbering business in 1917,
but saw this venture cut short.
when he answered the call Of
his country to serve in World
War l. AT the end of the war he
again joined his brother, Henry,
and this partnership has been
continuous with the exception
Of three years, the younger
brother barbered in Canton dur
ing WOIlu w ar II.
Retiring Barber Henry Gill has
the sole distinction of owning
the only "three-chair" barber
shop ever operated in Caldwell.
A lifelong resident of Cald-
well, Henry" married the form
er Rose Kent daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kent. They
live on Playground road. They
have one son, Charles, who is
employed at Mansfield.
In conclusion, Henry" want
ed to be sure to mention some
of the OF time BARRIERS whom
he was associated with during
his barbering career. Many have
passed away. Those whom he
mentioned, and we'll known
locally, are William Mckee.
John Hazard, Shorty" Nc
Elfresh, Posey Hupp, Pearl Nc
Auley, Biddie Simons and Newt
Steed.
Just what Henry" will do
with time to spare now, can be
easily determined enjoy a
lifelong hobby time run
ming and training his foxhounds.