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Observation-Disclosures
EMPIRE
1000 r ST. NV.
Large efficiency at SS7, in de luxe
elevator bldg, with switchboard
pancy. See mgr. or cali
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
COLORED.-sO T ST. NV, Apt. D.
fur 1ms s7 IT, E ss'h S-d rsfsr' and heat
COLoRED--I RIM, KIT, BATH. 80
s'v' st Il f.w; 4-b 55saaire 1899 Half ST
CoLORED-1343 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Elevator bldg: 2 rms, kit. and
loo. $72.50. DU. 1850. -
CoLORED-ENTIRE UPPER FLOOR
of pvt. home; 3 rms, kit. bath;
adults only; utils. furn. Ii. 4-034l
10
CoLoRED. 2 ROOMS, kit. and pvt.
bath. Newly decorated. Reasonable.
Nc children. LA. 6-s545. Ii.
coLoRED-1s4a CLIFTON ST. NV.
b slfSa19 Rea 6lds ds rms Kit and
tan blinds. Conveniently located.
$3.50 mo. DU. 1850. 10
CoLoRED-l629 / ST. NE rms,
kit. and bath. S65. ~ rms. S52. so.
See CoNNoR AND SON. RE. 7.2426.
3
COLORED--26S-27O 56th ST. NE
2-bedrm., mod. apt; mr.. tranSp. and
schools; $66.50 per mo-. plus utils.
HUI, 3-7025. q
coLoRED-7sloe M ST, N.E.-Lge
hedrm.. lily. rm., kit. bath. porch;
M M s me- incl. all utilities Can
CoLoRED-APTs. FOR RENT, 21st
and N SITS. NV. CAN DU. 7-1731;
CoLoRED-sER yANIToR, Apt. S,
os1IL II Nv ma t0r s- ySsaasney il G yoa
want reconditioned. neat. l or 2
room and b. apartments. Rents, $40
and $50, II you have reference. -
C0LORED = 1907 MD. AVE. s.W.,
S4o.5O.2 large rms, kitchen, semi
only; See Sunday. MARSHALL j,
WAPLEs co, 1924 l4th St. NV,
CoLoREDMcoRNER KEN1LwoRrH
AND EASTERN AYES. N.E.-Newly
ptils.; Key in Kenilworti, supermar -
COLORED = DEANWOOD, sos
Avail. 2 bedrms., liv. rm. dinette,
kit, bath. ind. heat. OIL. 4-131i.
CoLoRED-5Oo YOU ST. NV. mr.
Florida aVe.--Offering smart 1-bed-
I'm. apt, tastefully decorated. for
immed. ,occup. Mod. kit. and full
tiled bath. plus excel. rm. sizes and
laundry in bsmt. S7o-$75, incl. all
utils. except cleo. See janitor or
SHANNON g. LUCHs Co, 724 14th
st; nv; Ma. S-2345.
HG III SasRj f SssiSs,, f ~ ssesS
CoLoRED-50a5 BENNING RID. Sc.
Il bedrm,, liv. rm., dinette, kit.
Can R; 4; HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
CoHoREDoIApT. UPPER NV
Furn. or unfurn.; 8 rms, kit. and
bath; pvt. entr.; utils. furn.; conv.
1rans 5as ss9 mo-; inspect any time.
CoGoREDE5o1e H ST. SEQ bed
incl; ldry. facils.; Ven. blinds; mr..
schools, shops. refs. req. Almost
new apt. bldg. LO. 1859. IS
COLORED - Broom APT, heat;
modern appliances; $40. 1458I
Fuller st. NV, co. 5-937s. Refined
CoLo COLOR $500 18th NV, Apt.
405-Efflciency apt; heat. hot water
and refrigerator furnished; $3.50
mo. Key with ianitor. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st. NV, MA.
S-uoo-.
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ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrms., II,
rnn., dinette, kit, bath. screened rea
porch; near schools and shoppin
center: $tsb-S80 mo. 20. $4,000.
IS
IsUITLAND MANOR. near Census
photographic. Andrews Field an
shopping center. Apis. consisting o
Hv. rm... dinette area, kitchen. bed
nm. and bath. Rent $50 per mt
Tenant pays own electric bill. Ca
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. redee
with all new furniture. We can ar
no dn. payment for those interested
Hyattsville area. For information
call 10. 2-37S3. -
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER
5100 Defense hwy, Bladensbure
Md. Next schools and shopping cen
ter; bus stop at door WA. 7-276s
TAX. PK.-Modern 1-bedrm., iiv. rm
kit, .dinette and bath: pvt. entl
Mr.. shop. ctr. JU. $4,000. -
BETHESDA--Living room. dinette
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath. Con
genient to shopping, school an,
transportation. OIL. 4-2545. IL
BETHESDA, MD and 2 bedrooms
liv room, din. space, kit, bath an
rear screened porch; $60-S85. SAM
UEL E. BOGLEY. INC, OIL. 4-1270
COLLEGE PK.-Entire LIST floor, liv
rm. with fireplace, din. rm.. bedrm.
kit. and bath. All rooms large. Yer.
attractive. Adults only; SSS. incl
all utilS. WA. 10000: eyes,, JU. 8
CORAL HILLS at d. C. lime an,
3 bedrooms, $50 and 500. includ
ing all utilities; near school, shops
bus. 10. 8-70SS. liz
SILVER SPRING-1-bedrm. ter. apt
in quiet residential area; pvt. entr.
SCREENED porch, kitchenette. lge. liV
rm. with firepl. JU. 9-1671. 10
SILVER SPRING-In apt. bldg.
bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette, kit. ant
bath. newly decorated; $3.50 mo.
utils, incl. JU. 9-3490; eyes,. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Park; pvt. en-
trance; all utils.; single person
JU. 9-4559 or JU. s-2O01. 10
TAKOMA PARK, Md bedrm.
$40. 2 bedrms., 500 so, incl
utils.; adults only; excellent loo.
attrac. bldgss;; mr.; bus and shop
center. JU. 9-3739. - -
TAKOMA PARKS rooms; 6S1l
Eastern ave., LrduSp. ana shopping,
block; rent. $75. Inquire Apt. 8. z
$3.50 GREENWOOD AVE, Apt. O.
Excep. lge 1-bedrm. apt. just Of
Piney Branch I'd. l blk. from store
and transp.; $3.50. Call or see res
mgr. JU. 1858. %
TAKOMA PARK-Newly decorated. 2
bedrm. apt, 1st fir, 7414 Pine,
Branch. I'd; all utils.; adults only
JU. 5-4422. III
TAX. PK.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
bath: nice yard; incl. utils., $40
1909 Flower ave-. RIA. 3-0024. Il
EAST-WEST AND CONN. AVE
bedrm., liv rm., dinette, kit, bath
SIS. Call R. A. HUMPHREYS, Real
tors, MA. 5000. g
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. firepl..
bedrms., din. rm.. kit, bath: $99.50
Call R: A.. HUMPHREYS, Realtors
Ma S-5020. %
MT. RAINIER-3 rms, bath, porch
yard, sep. entr.; SIS mo4 incl
utils;. child care. WA. 7-2SS3. fl
0f37 GEORGIA AVE:-Lovely, mod
ern, 3 rooms; adults; reasonao ole
utils. incl. ia. 9-4140. -
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAVERN FOR Sale license; very
reasonable price and terms. Day
phone DI. 7-02l3: night and Sun
UsED-CAR LOT for sale. fully
equipped: once. fixtures, signs and
lights. VIII sell separately or as
unit. no. 2-1515. HE. 4-624S.
RESTAURANT - Liquor, downtown.
Just of Of Pa. ave. Seats 95. strict
iy modern, does about $500 month.
Gently. Price. SaS. 600; terms. slas-
600 cash down. W. E. THRIFT. Elk
elusive, 1411 Pa. ave. ne. Ma.
BAKERY. LUNCHEoNETTE, soda
fountain. ice cream mgf. equip. Lo-
Gated in exclusive NV. section: does
over SIS, 900 yr.:: closed Sundays.
Price, $1,000: terms, cash.
Day AZ 6 nE SA s sisatss Ell With
equipment. 1 Just q pickup spot;
an offer. Phone Sunday or evenings,
RA 3-S746; weekdays. LU. 1-9414.
SMALL INVESTMENT will give you
distributorship Of highly market
able Auto. products just released
but not neces. Full or part-time.
Investment secured. For interview,
10. 7-2T25, 3 to 2 pm.
STORE OR OFFICE, 1903 Good Hope
I'd. s.e.-$125 per mo. KELLY g.
BR saEl DI. 7-774o or eyes,. Of.
- Choice location
about Is miles from d. C, on Rte.
I'll. 30 and 80, Only "a years old,
stainless steel equip, air-cond.,
counter and table service. Cali JE.
3-1U0S after 500 pm Ss
GEAR REPAIR SHOP GARAGE, 1914
9Th st. NV. trear); ready for occu-
pancy; gas-blower heater for ga
rage; $79 per mo. HIRROSE CO..
NEARBY Md. on main highway
LIQUOR. wine, beer and groceries, for
small or lge. operator; Substantial
cash necessary. Call OWNER. RE.
5-6005, weekdays. %
RANDLE HIGHLANDS SECTION,
1929 Nicholson st. s.e.--HouSe con-
verted into 4 living units; you live
in one and rent others; oil heat;
500 mo. Ii. 7-21OO. %
CHAIN OF SMALL HOTELS interested
in expansion. Est. 20 yrs, DESTROYS
OF contracting active or inactive as
sociate with capital. Box 35-M, Star.
ESQ SERVICE STATION BUSINESS
for sale, on busy Marlboro pike.
Reasonable rent and good gallonage.
1907 Marlboro pike, Sc. -
CIGAR-NEWSSTAND and novelties.
Centrally located. First-class, hotel.
Call Hobart 2-2313 after 8 o'clock.
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APIS. uNFURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.-New 1 and 2 bedrms.. air.
S92.50. and S11o. 3710 CoIumbia
pike. -l6
ARL., 1880 N. Quinn bedrm. apis,
garden type, redec.: $72.50 incl
utils. Mgr. Apt 2. ia. 5-S512. Il
ARL.--New 2 bedrms., $1Oo: extra.
lge. de luxe apt; twin-sized bedrms
ITO N. 10th ST.. Apt. 4. JE. STAG
ARL.-Brand-new. lge., duplex {
bedrms.. liy. rm., dinette. kit. Is
f.; bedrms.. bath, End f.; full bsmt
ITO N. 10th ST., Apt. A. JE. 3-7476
Mr.. PENTAGoN. 1 bedrm., liv. rm,
dinette. kit, bath. utils. incl. SIS
Gal R: A.; HUMPHREYS. Realtors
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred.
erick st. Magnolia Gardens-Avail
now, beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms; latest in kitchen equip.
blinds; 3 exposures; utils. furn,; SOC
a mo-; l bedroom. $50 so. For info
call IA. 5000.
ARL.--Garden- 1-bedrm. apt.
heat INCL; mr.. Wash. and Arl. blvds
EN-. 3-567s days, EN-. 3-92os eyes
ARL.-1- bedrm., air-cond. apis, bu,
S92.5o; no children. IA. 5-4466;
ARL.: Standardization apt, mod
fireproof apt. bldg; conv. loo:
block stores and bus. MECHANIC
PROPERTIES; IA 2-3300. "a
spssE;a 81 ,xod mi 4 G Sss At bus: ia 8:
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has q few
and 2 bedroom, units available
5-min. drive from the Pentagon
Phone. TIE. 6-440o or come to the
non IG ave- i and Russell Si I'd Us Short tern
leases on request.
ARLINGTON bedroom APT. neal
Washington boulevard. Available
now. Adults only. ia. 5-7236. -t
FORT MYER SEC.--1st fir, l-bedrm
apts., lust redecorated; SIS, incl
utilS.,. parking areas, auto. washer;
and dryers. Res. mgr" ia. 7-45S6
ARL.-2- bedrm. de luxe apts. air.
ccond,.: close in; no children; $1l0
p A; Ilt3HSi coMMuNrrY-Ezzeeel
lent 2-bedrm. apt, designed fol
modern and comfortable living. II
this fine residential area, avail
Dec d Exfgptionas big gah bedr nf
incl. garbage disposal; master Ty
antenna, plus the convenience o.
storage and laundry facilities. See
Mrs. Simpson, No. IS, THE LOMAE
APIS, sos N. Pollard st. 0ust of
N. Glebe rd.D, Arlington. Va. ia
4-1796; OF. SHANNON q LUCHls
CO., 724 14th st. NV, MA. S-2345
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Open Noon Till Dark
BRICK AND STONE
Split-Leyel RamblerS


New and different. the very latest in
design. The last word in a 3-leyel
center-hall rambler. Spacious liv.
rm., de luxe fully equip. kit. with
din. space. 3 twin-size bedrms., .
ultrsmodern baths. master bath
has glass shower and dressing table,
HUGE screened porch on ground
level. also space for rec, rm.: gas
heat with air-conditioning avail.
hT 0us tuf 6sn left f. ap aT
mile to Grub I'd, turn left to Blaine
drive and open house. Or. cali Mr..
Reavis with GOLDSTEN BROS, RE.
7-19SS: evenings, EN-. 2-2321. u
COLORED - 1881 N. HAMP. AVE,
cor. Sth - Modern Colonial, front
porch. detached brick: rooms, l u
baths, gas INV. heat, large lot.
Priced low for quick sale: $3.50
down; bal, like rent. Cali OWNER
COLORED - $Ii0 MONTH, small
down payment: suitable for prof.
gas heat, porch, garage, rec. rm.;
mr.. all cows. OWNER, DI. 7-6660.
COLoRED-sth AND MADISON NV.
-Ultramod. 7-rm. brick Colonial: 2
Hollywood baths, plus powder rm.
on LIST A.; mod. equip. kit. wall-to-
wall carpet; concrete front porch;
large rec. rm.; immac. cond. This
will have definite appeal even to the
most discriminating. Call Mr.. PEN
land, ST. 3-736S: ewes. LIZ. 2-7612
It'll 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY CO.
q
COLORED-WHY WAIT?
Large brick home in convenient loca:
for. 2 families. Your chance to
own-let others help pay for it. All
you need is small cash payment and
good credit rating See Mr.. Maple.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200k
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CoT 0PFn- wuv wIIT9
coLoREp-vAcANT
ONLY S995 DOWN

O4NA4 p00O bOW IN
Beautiful brick home, s lge. rooms,
in excellent condition; brand-new
Bryant gas furnace; full bsmt. Small
monthly payments. Ewes, Mr.. Brit
tan, tn. 2-171S.
Murray Levine. AID. 4-3737
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40 FRANKLIN ST. NE.


Catholic Univ. grounds.
3 bedrms. and bath. Ice. Iiy. rnl.,
din. rm. and kit, screened liV.
porch. Fun bsmt. completely fin
ished. including fully equip. kit.
This lovely home Is in immaculate
cond. and priced TO sell Immediately
on COW. terms. Call Mr.. Reayis,
with GOLDSTEN BROS, RE. 7-19S8;
evenings. IN. 2-2221. %
cOLORED-VAcANT
OWNER TRANSFERRED
3 DAYS TO SELL
Corner brick with very Ice. rooms.
Completely redecorated. BTand-new
gas furnace Just installed Will sell
for as little as $995 down to reliable
people. Ewes. Mr.. Yuni, RA. 1896.
Murray Levine, AID. 4-3737
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.e.

RIGGS PARK AREA-GI approved.
Only S1O,95o. No down payt., ST3
per mo. to qualified purchaser on
THIS immac. 5-rm. semidet. brick
2. PECK. HE. 4-64O0. e
WOODRIDGE-Larg detached home;
rooms. ! "a baths, screened in side
porch, oil heat. storm windows, near
schools No T-0dQr
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FALLS CHURCH--3 bedrms., lge.
yard fenced In: walking distance
Navy; S115 per mo. JE. $4,000.
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CT Apr, $13,4 400

5O02 18th st. n.e.-Nice semidet.
brk., stories: 8 big rooms. Ige. liv.
rm-, DIN: rm., equip. kit. powder
rm... lovely bedrms., bath. fun
csmt., rec. rm.. gas &C. heat. HE.
4-3500: ewes. RA. 3-6476. w. w.
LEWIS.
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HOUSES uNFURNlshEp tcent. J

1914 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-7-roon
home; excellent condition; h.-W
heat. Vacant. Rent, S125. MAR.
SHALL J. MAPLE CO., 1924 l4tt
st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
COMFORTABLE, CHARMING coun.
try home, with about Is acres. barn,
barbecue, stream. Three bedrooms
Christmas. Gracious living, must
be seen to be appreciated. Cal
for appointment. Crescent 3-067S
Temple 6-07S3 or Republic 7-4912
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Observation-Disclosures BUY
FILA APPROVED-$13,750
$69. so MO. TOTAL PAYMTS.
1899 MONROE NE

25-ft. Colonial brick--6 large rooms,
modern bath, 2 screened porches,
full basement with gas h.wh. Pos
session Dec. 10: should earn ap-
prox. $4,000 year to qualify; ST.
$50 under market price. Hurry,
Mr.. Bresslar, RA 6-26S4. ewes.
RALPH D. COIN, TIL. 2-9200
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COLORED
APIS. UNEURNisHEp-MD.

ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrms., liv.
rm., dinette, kit. bath. screened rear
porch; near schools and shopping
center: $66-S80 mo. 20. 2-3003.
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OLORED-VACANT-REDl
S650 DOWN

Mr.. 9Th AND cRrTTENDEN SITS. NV,
Attrac. Gift. Colonial brk., z rms,
baths, concrete porch. full bsmt..
Elk. $4,000. ia. 9-776O. RA. SSH
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1926 DOWN, SIPS
1St-FL. POWDER RIM,

90S LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
bet. Colonial Brick-tex home with
lst-fl. powder rm., pvt. rms, Q
inclosed porches, IN baths. full
Elk $4,000, ia. 9-7760, RA. 3-
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COLORED GI-S8O0 DOWN
nfe orn AMIN arorr 1nr~r

3215 CHESTNUT ST. N.E.-Beautifu
3-bedrm.. 2-bath home with det.
garage; on large lot. cow. to shop
ping. schools, churches and trans
portation. This dwelling is actually
large enough for families II neces-
H HgpSoh y Hal ~ E 4iTTiE &c. gN.
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TAVERN FOR Sale license; very
reasonable price and terms. Day
phone DI. 7-02l3: night and Sum
Gays, Lu. 1887. -.
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IOI1OhEIJ---F ACANI
OWNER TRANSFERRED
q nAYQ no gHI

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a u1SneSI, p TSv: Au1-.
ana public Transportation: living
room. dining ell, kitchen and bath:
EAST HS' Rf NERD ' Nd H M. %ash.o
BALTIC. pkwy.-3-bedrm. Semidet.;
newly deco. UN. 4-23sS after 8 pm.
LANGLEY PARK. S9s-Three -bedrm.
semidet,; YOUNGSTOWN kit. disposal;
lge. fenced yard: close to huge shop
ping center. transp. HE. 4-5425:
LOVELY s-RM. RAMBLER, with bsmt.
Sc; SI0G. In. I-2035. II
ALL THE COMFORTS Of 0 home in
an apt. plus no utilities to pay is
what we are Offering in College
Park; de luxe Arm. apts,, de luxe
kit. with garbage disposal. parquet
floors, master TV antenna and many
more de luxe features, including full
bsmt.. for only $99. so. Sample apt.
ford drive. Directions: North on
BALTIC. blvd. to Hot Shoppe In Col
lege Park, right on Knox I'd. l blk
to project. RE. 7-2461 or UN A.
cow SSSS. TO BOILING FIELD and St.
Elizabeths-Newly decorated. with
tiled bath; Call 70: 2-3562. -
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-3 nice bed.
rms, l pine pa1eied. extra large
Shelves. Ell eaui r kit. finished led stair
way to 2 large storage or play
mo. JE. 2-2663. "a
go EMERSON Me- bedrms.,
storm windows. fun basement. Call
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COLoRED. 2 ROOMS, kit. and pvt.
bath. Newly decorated. Reasonable.
NO children. LA. 6-8545. Ii.
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ARLINGTON--New, brick. semidet. !;
bedrms.: redee.; schools, shopping,
transp.: 15 minutes to Pentagon;
Sl05 mo. IA. S-321S. lie
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Pee-Wee Team Wins
One, Loses Two

Bluffton's Pee Wee league base
ball team won one game and dropped
two during the past week.
Last Friday even ing the locals
dropped a IT. decis sion to the FL
Par team of Lima which is undefeat-
ed in six contests THIS season. Dale
Schiffke with two bits and George
Burkholder with home run paced
the Bluffton attack.
Richard Warren AMI h Rodney STRAIT
ton turned in fine pitching per-
formance Sunday afternoon as the
Bluffton team defeated Pandora
Gilboa Al on the Harmon Field
diamond
The two combined to hold the
visitors to but one hit, and this was
of the infield variety, as Bluffton
garnered six hits off the hurting of
Ted Cherry, who Eas tagged for
home runs by Burkholder and War
rem. Burkholder aBo had a double
in the contest.
Lafayette handed the locals a 12-
10 defeat Monday Bevening as a last
inning Bluffton Fally fell short.
Schiffke and BmAlholder again led
the hitting attack which faltered in
the last frame With the bases loaded.
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were taken slightly sick. The next
day the group continued on through
Hanley Lake a short distance to
Central Lake where they rested up
most of the dS ".
"Wednesday norning they started
Though long intermediate Lake and
indp Lake Bdlaire. Thursday they
continued tn tough the latter lake
into Clam lake and Thayer Lake
and hence into Torch Lake, and
largest of the group covering $4,000
acres and one of the most beautiful
in the area. Fed entirely by springs,
the lake is So clear the boys said
they could see the bottom in most
places. Friday, the trip was con-
cluded in Round Lake, and the canoe
rental agency sent their autos down
and picked up the canoes.
The boys reported considerable
luck trolling from Eheir canoes, using
daredevils for baik. Rex Alderman
landed the largest fish of the lot,
an 18-inch walleye. Numerous other
fish were caught, but the boys re-
ported difficulty boating some of
their catches not being equipped with
landing nets.
Explorers making the trip includ-
ed Bret and Bruce Triplett, Rex
Alderman, Joe Urich, Jan Conrad,
Richard Basinger, Dean Badertscher,
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last Thursday night but went down
to 80 defeat in a game played at
Findlay Park diamond.
Hart shut out the Findlay team
without a hit untn the sixth inning
when two hits and some erratic field
ing by his mates fcombined to give
the Findlay team two runs. The
Texacos scored al single marker in
the fourth inning without a safe
bingle.
Hart opened the fourth by hitting
Mcdonald withfa pitched ball and he
advanced to second when Miller
threw wildly to second base on a
grounder by 6. Risner. After j.
Ritzler popped out to the infeld, Cline
lifted a high pepper to the infield
which Moser took behind first base
and as he hesitated with the ball,
Mcdonald broke for third base. Mos
er's high throw got away from Miller
and Mcdonald scored on the error.
Triplett lost several chances to
score in the contest. Fett hit long
triple in the secopd inning with two
out but was picked off third base by
the Findlay catcher
In the top offthe third after Hart
went out, Moser reached first on
walk. He was nipped going into
third base on "a single by StonehilL
Schmidt followed with a single per-
mitting Stonehill to take third. Both
runners were Stranded as Miller flyed
out to end the threat.
The Triplettmen lost another
chance to score in the fourth inning
when Which struck out, Hermann
singled and Gratz followed with
base on balls. But the threat was
short-lived as Fett popped out and
Hart ended the inning striking out.
Triplett ...-.-......-.....-.. 900 900 % 5 2
Findlay Texaco .-.- 900 102 Ks 2 0
Hart and Fett; Keller, Tesnow (5)
and Kimble.
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the entire time, Sleeping in pup tents
and cooking their meals over camp
fires.
Not a single mishap marred the
trip and the only unpleasant exper-
ience occurred at the end of the
first day when several of the youths
became sick from their first pro-
longed exposure to the sun.
Six candes Iere used lin the fleet
with two ySutH 5 assigned to al canoe
and three tidihg in one (extra long
one. kThe grokp was divided into
three GROUPS for meal preparation,
with four boys cooking, four main
tanning the camp fire, and the
other four on KIP duty. Menus
called for everything from cubed
steaks to hamburgers and wieners.
After stops in Battle Greek for
tour of the Kellog cereal plant
and samples, and in Cadillac for
church on Sunday, the boys showed
off from their base camp Monday at
East Jordan, Mich, about so miles
north of Traverse City.
The first days iaunt took the
canoes through st. Clair Lake and
Ellsworth Lake to fBenway lake for
the first nights camp. 1t was at
this point that several of the boys
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FLA Ball Team
Wins One, Loses
Two In Weeks Play

Bluffton's Future Farmers of
America softball team brought its
record to 500 for the season as it
won one and dropped two contests
last week.
Delphos FLA handed the locals
their first defeat last Monday eve
ming taking a Cd decision in a game
played at Delphos. Bluffton was
held to six hits, two of them by
Roger Arnold, as Fred Amstutz al
lowed the host team eight hits and
dropped his first start of the cam
paign.
Jim Matter, Ronald Chidester,
Evan Lehman and Ronald Lora also
hit safely for Bluffton in the contest.
The locals split twi-night
doubleheader with Harrod on Harmon
Field last Tuesday. Harrod captured
the first contest 1876 and Bluffton
came back to take the nightcap by
a 27-9 score.
Ronald Chidester, Fred Amstutz
and Evan Lehman each collected
two hits to pace the 1O-hit Bluffton
attack as Roger Martin permitted
the visitors 13 hits and brought his
record to IL for the season.
Richard Bucher with 5 for 6 and
Don Leiber with for paced the
Bluffton teams 27-hit assault in
the nightcap as every man in the
lineup hit safely. Butcher held the
visitors to six hits in notching his
first win of the season.
Tomorrow night the locals meet
Lafayette FLA at Harmon Field
at $50 and next Monday play host
to Ada for a twi-night doubleheader
on the same diamond - Game time
is 600 p. M.
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Col. Grove Coach
Quits To Take New
Post At Milford

This era of Abbreviated coaching
tenures reached a new minimum
last week wheh Robert Diller, re-
Gently appointed Columbus Grove
high school basketball coach, resigned
before serving day in the position.
Diller who was to, have succeeded
Collins Stackhouse as head cage
mentor for the 195S-55 season, in
addition to serving Jas track coach
and teaching in he high school,
turned in his resignation to the
Board of Education to take teach
ing position at RIilford, near Gin
cinnati.
He had been assistant to Stack
house in football and basketball for
two years in addition to being head
track coach.
The board is seeking a successor.
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BiufftOn FFA Nine
DOlUns COr1-RQlUsOn

Bluffton's FLA softball team de-
feated Cory-Rawson In a doublehead-
er at Harmon Field. Monday night,
winning the opener 13-10 and taking
the nightcap 21-7. 1t was their third
and fourth wins of the season for
the locals who have won and lost
2 this season.