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WHEATON AREA-several rms,
ONCE space. above MAYORS Restau-
rant. Commercial hse.. Kensington
s sTss. NV GS1E Ia, m};A5Ssi AvrNG,v
occupied by Toledo Scales; suit.
Rk. CT. Oh. I'd; parking. Apartment
Isl AND s En- FLOORS. 1114 18th st.
NV. north Of Doctors Hospital and
on main busline-Approx. 1900
So; IT.; suitable for of1ces,, sand,
outlet: WIN lease separately. c. ".
SIMPSON So. INC; 1924 Vermont
8. 900 SO. Fl. LAND. with 1000 50.
r; OF good building. situated "a
house. on Main St; ideal for stores,
Offices community conferences and
9 throush 5. Monday through Fl ri:
oNE:HALF BLOCK WIS. AvE.@1n
ern storerooms, suitable semicom-
have space 10000. can divide to
s9is tsRn III parking HOWARD r.
coMM aEkci II BLDG Is44i 9Th and Ken
,.hed : esmt: 1900 >! 50. #. ana IN an
space for 20 cars or more. B. 3;
D SNEsHSN ga R $GSlS equipped res
aaNTaINo fas'S CO.. MA! rss sss7 rent
514 Sth ST. S.E.-One-story bldg.
with parking on roof. constg. Of
app. 5000 So. it., large show win
d Gc NJ BE fSssR Isas c Gs1 lab hPDiy
st. NV Me $4,000
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

5000 TO 5000 Fl. 90-C ground In
first taxi zone. District of Column
liza. Not over SIS. Box 1e2-D. Star.
%"
BUILDER NEEDS 25 to so lots. with
utilities in. or Immediately avail
able for medium priced homes. Call
MR.. FREEMAN or MIR. ANDRIS,
OIL. 2-9O70. -23
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance in
evenings LA. 6-5194
End AND Bird TRUST NOTES
Immediate Service Call Ma S-654O
NATIONAL FINANCING CO.
10l4 K st NV 9th and x
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued.)

90 ACRES part in sod. all cleared. the
fiatteSt piece of ground in the
ColesYille area of Silver Spring. To-
yr.. financing avail. Buy now and
sell the sod for $500 per acre. Price
of ground 81 900 per acre. Call me.
after 7:30 pm. JU. S-3942. -2l
SIN NICE BLDG. LOTS for sale
Arlington. ia. 7-6627. 30
ave. 17.4O0 50. IT. tn. 10000. -21
GAITHERSBCRG. MD. - $50 lots;
water, gas, cleo; $3.50 ca; will sell
in blocks of so; ideal for GIL devel-
opment. OWNER, OIL. 2-3S9l. 10
ABOUT AN ACRE of ground. this side
Of Potomac, in the congressional
Country Club area; S3.250. 1NEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or
B HTi 1R have several excel
lent building lots in the. Hillandale
area. with utils. all in (also others
ranging from $1,000 to 81. 900.
BROWN AGENCY. JU. 1914. JU.
9-3497. Developers and Builders. 40
acres on the new Patuxent Lake on
Route 20. 80 minis. drive from
Washington. This property is right
for DEVELOPMENT, but is reasonably
priced. This Is big opportunity
before the rush. BROWN AGENCY.
JU. 9-3444. JU. 9-3497.
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SMART
INVESTMENT
BEDRMS.

8 AcreS-Part 1St Comm.
Prince Georges County: busy high.
way; fast-developing area. 267-ft.
frontage. Trade possible. Call Mr..
Baldridge teves. OIL. 6-6S76),
THOS. J; FISHER g. CO.. INC,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
1891 G st NV NE s-2495
will buy second trust notes. D. C.
nearby Md or Va: reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y, ave NV
Ma S-5S3?
end TRUSTS, Arlington area; imme d
action McCLAINE PROPERTIES
Zoo Wilson blvd. Arl ia. .2-330o
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE
INC. Ills Eye St. NV MA. 8-646S
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ALLISON BLDG, 3rd and Sheridan
SITS. n.w.-Space 800 and 700 SO. IT.
Smart. Call RIA. 3-O5l3. IA
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
1 ~ A Gem. avs'-omces available
AIR CONDITIONED. newly renovated;
500 50. IT,, incl. all services; elev.
bldg, financial district. 1929 Yer.
mont ave. NV. Call ST. 3-509S.
CONN; AVE. ct Dupont Circle. 900
to long-term tenant. CO. $4,000.
ACROSS FROM sTATLER, zoos 18th
st. n.w.--Compact. partly furn.
maid service: $40. NE. S-33S0. is
OFFICE SPACE AND LIv. QUAR-.
AID. 1914; DAYS ewes. and Sun.
DE. 2-S477. 10
EVANS BLDG. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
Single room. $50; 2-rm. suite, 500.
PENN PROPERTIES. 6l6 Evans
Bldg. --.5
AIR-CoND., FURN. OFFICE. with re-
cep. serv.. In lawyers suite; use Of
lib. and conference rm. ME. s-653s
loco so. TT. ONCE space and park
ing, in Georgetown. Cali NE. S.
1888 or OIL. 2-62l7. lis,
to House Office Bldg; 2nd and 3rd
mr.. ofnces. containing single rms. or
oeeapan eS" sbo sh Apr Por tnp
Their information. cali Mr.. Transue,
EN-. 2-9no0. LEGUM d GERBER
lois vERMoNT AVE. End n.-suite
O. 4 rms. or single ofice. Elk,
MEDICAL OFFICE. air-eond. 10th
and Park I'd. NV. area. Call no.
2-535s or RIA. 3-1397 to inspect.
eos5 x ST. N.w.-2nd floor: 1900
Ali FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Modern
ONCE available at $40 per mo. in
heart Of dd market area. Cali cAFRITz'
c oii E1s0 10th AND PA. AVE- El S45
loo. Reas. MA. s-s025. 10
Natl. Blk. Bldg. 631 Pa. ave. NV
About 1000 So. it.. newly dec;
excel. natural light. Close to Fed
eral TRIANGLE and CONGRESS: Reas.
r ST. AT 9th. Atlas Bldg. 527 9th
St. n.w.-Desirable space. S1S.75 up.
Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10.
18th AND N. T.. AVE. NV. Bond
1900 50. It. win decorate 'i to tenants tenants
choice and make limited partition
1,o and 3-rm suites as avail Fer 2nS EAR;
4 LUCHs co. 1905 H st. NV
HEART Of BETHEsDA-3.ooo IT.
air-cond. space; can be divided to
suit tenant; occupy July. J.. HOW
ARD r. ScHAFER. OIL. 2-544l;
bath in modern apt. bldg. CHEVY
Chase. Md. l blk. from transp,
9tils; furn. $3.50. E. M. FRY. OIL.
AIR C0NDITIoNED-Larse front 81
rm. suite in modern downtown elev,
bldg: all services incl. In rental:
1-rm. furn. once also avail; Reas.
rent, hmm; occnp. Apply LEO M.
nE ssl1a6 q CO. l4l5 K st. NV
1sos [ 2-s 81. N.w.-Larse 2 rms. and
bath. imm. occup.: $75 mo-. incl. all
utils. except cleo. To inspect call
DoCToR's SUITE-1n recently com.
pleted 4s5-unit air-conditioned apt.
of stns treatment epi rooms and toiiet.
CARLTON HOUSE $500 Wisconsin
3-ROOM SUITE, fully air-cond. Lo-
Gated in Heart OF Pals Shurch Va
1858 n 70 c CAPITOL srd f.. 1000 COO So
it.. LIST conimercial-Newly decor
Heat furn. SOS. HO. 2-5295. I'll
CORNER 18th AND X NV. (92S 18th
st. n.w.)-2. 500 So. It. Office space
end floor. divided into 3 rms, an oil
part; suitable for Offices. or whole
saler. printer, commercial work
Freight elevator. All services in
cluded. Rent very reasonable. Open
for inspection. THE BURTON CO..
412 9TH st. NV. re. 1894.
DANCE STUDIO and Offices for rent
under construction in large Culmore
shopping center, Falls Church, Va.
Call HO. 2-535S or RIA. 3-1391 fol
/ information ia
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DREAMS COME TR11E
Nearby Small Estate
Quaint Brk. New England
J Type Home
In a 3-Acre Garden-Like
Setting

Situated on over 3 acres Just owe,
the Arlington County line in nearby
Fairfax County and nestled in 4
setting Of exquisite paintings. This
quaint brick home modelled after
the old homes of New England
lends itself to easy living. For thu
gardener there are 3, 900 bulbs. dog
wood, laurel hemlock, apples
peaches. cherries and plum trees
Water is piped across the GROUND
and there is a meandering Stream
as we'll as a spring-and If voU
wish to pamper your plants there
Is greenhouse for the purpose.
wisteria-covered pergola and 3
picturesque log tool house are to BIZ
found on the grounds. A flagstont
terrace enhances the charm of tn,
place. Rooms in the house are
Living room Q4x18) with pine.
paheled fireplace wall and witt
pAneled dining IL" first floor; bed.
room Q0x14l with dressing room
and private bath. Screened porch
On the second floor: master bed.
. room Q4x2D; bedroom G2xl6) anC
hath; detached garage.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
Exclusive Agents, IA. 4-14O0
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

ATTRACTIvELY FURN. COTTAGE.
Chesapeake Bay area. pvt. beach,
lance D c., large liv rm. frepl
modern cleo. kit. and bath, 2 bed
rms. LIST a.: End A. Q large rooms
beautiful yard and porch: S14.500
DE. 2-llS6. -21
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. S-1220; evenings. La 6-5l94
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Ind TRUSTS

SPOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
2h% TO 80 DIsCooUMT
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End TRUSTS WANTED-Cash today
RA' e-22s1' JA' s-ee7f day or eyes
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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS t. TRUCKS WANTED

CARS WANTED
1896 Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-97Ss.
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BEVERLY BEACH

Year-round 4-bedrm masonry home.
half-block from water: paneled liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm.. mod. kit.
den, util. rm.: oil h.-w.h.; screened
D. c. property in trade; shown by
appointment.
II. D. BURGESS. 70. 9-9513 Till 0.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

BEAT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING.
Aunt apt; income S2.4O0 year;
price; sig 500: small down pymt
$3.50 DOWN and balance q first
Semidet. brk. ? yrs. old: built 3
apis; individual gas heat: in
come $1,000 per yr.; colored ten
ants. Located at 1877 54th st. ne,
Elk: $4,000. RIA. 3-5711. ia.
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1S UNITS in top-rentins area.
than 4 times the low rents. viii
consider trade for smaller prop
erty. c. H. HILLEGEIST CO.. ST.
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NEW BLDG.-13 apis: ten Of > bed
rms: three bedrm. Income
$4,000 per VI. $4,000 first trust;
5000 cash required. Will show
sxceilent return: S. SAMUEL
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ALLISON BLDG. 3rd and Sheridan
SITS. n.w.-Space 800 and 700 SO. #.
Smart. Call RIA. 3-0513. IA
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
1346 Conn. ave.-ofices available
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more weeks of campaigning in
their bid for office, marshalled
their forces and mapped their stra-
tegy for a concentrated drive for
votes.
Campaigns Mapped
Sen. Franklin told The Citizen
from Fl. Myers that he will make
a trip to Key West this week to
continue his campaign.
II appreciate the support given
me in Monroe County and 1 anti
cipate in the runoff that will have
the full support of the voters in
Lee Hendry and Collier countless"
said Franklin. He was beaten in
Collier and Hendry counties by Gre
sham, but managed to gain enough
strength in Monroe and Lee coun-
ties to lead the balloting.
Mainland Strength
Neblett's chances to gain cleo
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pared with his opponents 1854. Fin
al results in that race: Saunders,
1908; Gates, 302S.
In the, school board race, Wat,
son increased his margin over Rob-
erts by only nine votes. He polled
229 absentee ballots while Rob-
erts had 220.
Bentley Gains
In the second district race for
the county commission, Frank
Bentley, who now holds the post,
gained ground on William A. Free
man, Jr., who is seeking to unseat
him.
Bentley drew 246 votes, the count
showed, while Freeman had 1888.
Rodman ]. Bethel, who was ELI
minated from the race in Tues
days voting, received 81 absentee
votes.
The balloting gave Freeman a
new total of 2713 votes and Bent
ley, 2125.
Edge Reduced
And in the senate race, William
r. Neblett's edge in the Monroe
County balloting was reduced when
incumbent James A. Franklin poll
ed 258 votes. Neblett drew 143. The
balance were split between Milton
A. Parrot and Travis A. Gresham,
who received 81 and Is votes res
pectively.
In the gubernatorial race, Char
ley E. Johns picked up strength
when he was given 25S votes to
bring his total to 2572.
Bradley Oldham, who was eliminat-
ed from the race in the statewide
balloting, gained 135 Monroe Coun-
ty votes to give him a total of
1857.
Sen. Leroy Collins, who battled
his way into the second primary
against Johns received only 12O
absentee votes here to make his
official result 2O1O votes.
Meanwhile, those who face three
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ton, apparently hinges on his abili.
ty to pick up strength on the main
land - providing enough voters
go to the polls in Monroe County
to maintain his edge.
Neblett said that he will leave
for a swing around the mainland
counties shortly to conduct house.
toulouse campaign in an effort to
swing votes his way.
He said that he had been assur-
ed by many of Gresham'S support
ers that their votes would 60 his
way in the runoff.
Gresham, it has been reported,
has made no public statement as
to where his support will 60.
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MARSH REVEALS
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district, and Ernest Stemple, who
sold plumbing supplies to the dis
trict.
Charges Filed
Two weeks ago, Marsh filed
grand larceny charges against
Bateman and Alonzo Cothron, a
contractor, in the alleged CONVEX.
sion Of $4s,727 of state money.
The charges are that between
September 1853 and March 1854
Cothr0n "unlawfully" collected
$40, 727 from the district for equip
ment rental. Bateman was charged
with aiding and abetting the act.
Another investigation is being
made by a Monroe County grand
jury in Key West. A. J. Henry,
an assistant state auditor from
Tallahassee, and Charles Goodson,
a State Road Department engi-
neer from DeLnd, appeared be-
fore the jury today.
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Johns, Collins
Plans For
Second Race
Both Cubernatorial
Candidates Court
Odham's Supporters
)dham's Supporters
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

~ I'VE @S~SSbAb SS N60S
Acting Gov. Charley Johns and
State Sen. Leroy Collins today
mapped plans for their second
primary campaign to win the
Democratic nomination for COVER
nor May Is.
Johns planned to leave Jackson.
vile today for his home town OF
Starke and aides said he possibly
would resume acting campaigning
Saturday.
He told campaign workers from
oil parts of the state that "by
working hard during the coming
three weeks, we'll win"
Collins asked former supporters
of Bradley Oldham to support him
in his bid to win the nomination
and his headquarters said he may
make some television appearances
tomorrow, with possibly a swing
through West Florida Saturday.
Collins said he was confident he
will win in the second primary
and added, in 4 formal statement:
CHOSE who supported Mr.. 3D.
ham were basically seeking the
same detectives of good, clean and
progressive government for which
l have been fighting. I hope we
can now be united in our objec-
tives to give Florida a government
the people will be proud to call
their own.
81 appreciate the many offers of
help we are receiving from new
supporters. I earnestly seek the
support Of all citizens who are
willing to fight shoulder shoulder
for a free Florida and against
power politics and machine con-
troll"
Johns, up early for breakfast
with his family, spent yesterday
morning reading congratulatory
kilograms and receiving telephone
calls from well-wishers which
flooded the switchboard of the
Mayflower Hotel where he was
staying. In the afternoon he held
strategy conferences with cam
paign aides from all parts of the
state.
With all but seven of the states
LIZA precincts reported, the count
gave Johns 2AS,714 and Collins 216,.
465 votes. Oldham received 1888.
j. Tom Watson, former Demo-
cratic attorney general won the
Republican nomination by about
2 to / over Charles Z. Compton,
Miami television repairman.
Watson will oppose the Demo-
cratic nominee in the November
election but the state has not had
a Republican governor since re-
construction days and Democrats
outnumber Republicans in regis
trations by about 8 to 1.
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OFFICIAL COUNT
CONTINUED from Page Onel

(COntlHueu lIUin dye Onek
cast in his race for a total official
vote of 4642.
Mayor Harvey received 121 alb.
sentee votes to bring his total SUD-
port up to 2278. King was given 20
votes to make his total for the
election up to 791.
Biggest Victory
As a result of the vote canvass
Papy's plurality was boosted to e.
1854 votes 49, the most reSounding
victory he has won in his 20 year
political career.
Saunders, in gaining his victory,
polled BAT absentee votes as com.
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The
Weatller.man
q

Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
fair weather with q few clouds to-
day thru Friday; not quite 30
warm. Low tonight about u de.
grees: high Friday about "a de.
grees. Gentle to moderate north.
erly winds.
Florida: Fair thru Friday. Slight.
~ cooler in extreme south portion
today. Slowly rising temperatures
beginning in extreme north por-
ton today and wlsswhere on Fri
day.
jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
north to northeast winds thru Fri.
day. Clear to partly cloudy wea.
ther.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate variable mostly north!
east to east winds thru Friday.
Partly cloudy weather with scat.
tered showers and a few thunder.
showers.
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GALA RECEPTION
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(COnLlnueo IrOm rage One)
Mrs. Sackler and the Chapmans
will attend Mothers Day Worship
Service at the Naval Station Me-
mortal Chapel.
She will have dinner Sunday
noon aboard the USS Gilmore, and
will be guest of honor at the an.
nual Mothers Day service at the
Elks Lodge.
Sunday night she will have an
informal snack at the USO and
have a chance to chat with SER
vicemen.
Mrs. Sackler's plane ticket from
Philadelphia was provided by a
group of Key West Rotarians. 9th
er civic clubs including the Lions.
Elks, Kiwanis, BPW, Navy Wives,
Woman's Club and the Beta Sig
ma Phi sorority contributed pri-
yes which will be given to the
mothers of the runners up by the
corresponding club nearest the per-
son.
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East And West
Split Over
Planned Farley
BY EDDY GILMORE

GENEVA R-EaSt and West
were reported split today over the
Craftsmanship of the Indochina ses-
sions Of the Geneva conference.
There were signs the negotiations
to bring peace in Indochina may
have to be postponed until next
week.
Delegates had hoped to open the
talks tomorrow or Saturday. Wet
namese and Laotian delegates got
in today. The rebel Vietminh con-
tingent already was on hand. But
the hope for quick action faded
with the lack of agreement on the
Craftsmanship and the fact dele.
gates from Cambodia, partner OF
Wet Nam and Laos in the Asso.
ciated States of Indochina, have not
arrived in Geneva.
And a Paris crisis over the Indo-
china war situation competed for
the attention of the diplomats in
Geneva. The fate Of Premier
Joseph Laniel's government was
tied to a vote of confidence in the
French National Assembly. Ex-
perts predicted that, after hours
Of debate, Laniel would win. For
eign Minister Georges Bidault de-
cided to stay on the job here,
rather than return to Paris per-
sonally to combat an outburst of
parliamentary criticism.
The French Cabinet, meeting in
advance of the Assembly session,
drafted fresh instructions for BIZ
dault on the Indochina negotiations
and assigned Marc Jaquet, ministe
TO, the Associated States, to bear
them to Geneva. There was no
hint as to what the instructions
were.
US. Undersecretary Of State
Walter BedeN Smith received from
British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden an account of discussions
Eden had with Soviet Foeign
Minister V. M. Molotov after a
dinner meeting at the Briton's villa
last night.
An informed source said that
Eden, acting on behalf Of the
United States, France and other
interested countries, suggested a
Craftsmanship rotating among BIZ
dault, Eden and Molotov. While
MolotOv did not Immediately re.
ject this suggestion, it was said he
showed no great interest in it.
The informant said two other
proposals had previously run into
snarls: The Communists turned
down Prince. Wan .vaithayakon of
Thailand as sole chairman and the
French were understood to have
rejected continuance for the Indo-
china talks of the arrangement fol-
lowed for the Korean debate
chair rotating among Prince Wan,
Eden and Molotov.
Wet Mans deputy Premier
Nguyen Tr1ing Vinh heads the Wet.
namese delegation which arrived
here today.
With Wet Nam taking a firm
position against division of Indo-
china into rival spheres of influ-
ence, the French delegation here
was reported under great pressure
fom home t. get a settlement.
Bidault, in ticklish situation, was
said to be resisting all suggestions
for settlement terms that did not
CONAN guarantees against Com
munist duplicity.
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Tsmsrrew's Aimana,

sarsmstsr tSsa Lsvsll. 7:ee AN.
2e.S5 ins.-1010.8 mbs.
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GRAND Jury
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as did Charles Goodson, state road
department engineer from Deland.
McEwen said that he had re.
ports from the attorney general
to relay to the grand jurors.
The reports, he added, were le-
gal interpretations of the lease.
purchase agreement between the
State Road Department and the
old Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
District.
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Statistics on people who are
more than 100 years old are diff.
ficult to evaluate because exag-
gerated claims of great age often
are made.
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obssrvaiisns Taken AZ City offies
Key West, Fla, May 6, 1854
at J A.M., EST
TEMPERATURES

Relative Humidity, ] AN.
$40
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Stevens said he wanted to correct
an error made in previous test.
m0ny.
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Dragons - fabulous, huge, wing.
ed, fire breathing lizards or
snakes - have a place in the
myths of many countries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-06

Far from being silly, a goose is
wise and wary, insofar as bird
wisdom goes.
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ToMokRoW'S
TDNB
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female, the male being a drake,
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are called ducks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-03-04
Saddle Club States
Square Dance Mar. 10

Button Saddle Horse club will
hold a pot LUCK supper and square
dance Wednesday, March 10, at T
pm. in the American Legion rooms.
of the Town Hall.
Harvey Bufkholder, president Of
the Saddle club has announced that.
a short business meeting will be held
during which plans for the annual
July 4th rodeo will be discussed.
Any persons in the community who
are interested in the club may attend
the supper and dance.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-03-04
BLUFFTON EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHARGE

Stanley w. Walton, Pastor
Bethesda: 4 miles east on Rt. 1913
Sunday Services
$50 A. NJ. Sunday School
Shirley Nonnamaker, Superinten-
dent.
No preaching services
Olive Branch: 3 miles east on Rt. 1903
Thursday, March 4
Mid-week Prayer and Bible study
service at s P. M. Our study for the
evening is found in ! John the End
chapter.
Sunday Services
$3.50 A. NJ. Sunday School
Wade Marshall, Superintendent.
No preaching service.
Liberty Chapel: 2 miles east on Ri.
1O3, and 3 miles south on Airport Rd,
Sunday Services
1000 A. M. Sunday School
Mrs. Eva Moser, Superintendent.
lO:45 A. NJ. Morning Worship
We are now entering the Lenten
season, a time when we as Christians
are asked to be more loyal to Christ
ever before. Therefore NAV
each of us find ourselves regularly in
the House of the Lord.
A cordial welcome is extended to
you' to come and worship God with
US.