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Evening star., 1954-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BICYCLES 90. 2s." girls; best ofIsl
or -sd1s w trade Tor gun or tools 1u
BIcYSLE-Boys' IcciYSS. "a in. J. c. Higgins.
excel cond.; sacrifice. Ss5. EN-
BICYCLES. boys. 245in. t2l, .sl3-sl9;
German, cF5x2o. S2a. JE. a-07o4. .
BICYCLE. mans, 2S in. English;
gen,ssr,aator. $3.50. TIE. 6-50o2.
BICYCLE, o1s; aood 20 oorh in so1 ogirfs Higgins
BICYCLES, 26-inch boys and girls
ten Of them: Sl5 each. 1898 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Sat. and Sun. only
BICYCLE: .SsSI "a awhsel So SG,sOa. 2 -SS SS-in.;
BPeYeIE PeIfess '0Rs ssiRcisEENsv Mo Bicycle
indicator and adjustable resistant
roller: ideal for safe reducing ano
exercise: for sale or rent. OF. 4-9354
BICYCLE SALE :
10 TILL 2. SUNDAY
SsS Gol4 EGasst S. fGSs Tsrsc sslest0n ss st5s
o. tine English bicycles, all sizes
$33.95 up. Buy your Xmas bicycle
now at the low. low prices; TO sales
tax; trade-ins. accepted, Hurry to
shop Ah5nStGnMs 0det MooD9 sad c9GLs pss ssyss H0s
500 S. 23rd St.. Arl. or. 1864
BINOCULARS-7x35 J. F. Ba6sch &
ST. a0 Dlas tsx tssr'ee f4hSi5iGh TESpEER Gn' 81!
BINoC6ixRs II 81 niI - Brand new sxso
coated lens, with cases and straps
while they last. ]. TENDLER. 81;
BTNoctLARs. Il ss hx esso. pausch & Lomb
also Sx30 German; excel. cond.
RraSkEAsR2429Mx TeaS- EM; 2.29s5. used. IN .xc.,
eond., $3.50 ca. HARRY ny; J. ABRAMS Al ANS
BLUEPRiNrRR-Pease LII III Rs Reas iV a. in, goot
cond; must sell: 2 typewriters. ME
BIRD CAGE. stand, paraksss. IS
ing cabinet So. ice, cream freezer
ture, spreads, drapeS, curtains
blankets. rugs. pillows, ironing, two
irons. lamps. WA. 7-53SS.
.nors' Bondstone can be applied tt
any surface. never needs painting
Roofing and siding is our business
Free estimate; 3 years to pay
Johns Manville certified dealer
Phone OIL. 4-6l33. or write CAPITOL
WV Ek<hS lINS W 1cI0 pCbtlcSuN
ave Bethesda. Md
BOOKS = 400 paper bound pockeI
books at &c each for the lot. DICK
JOHNSON, 10. S-9437.
BOOKS-Child Craft; $50 or bes
oeffer; miscel. household items. JE
BOOKCASES - Two custom mad,
bookcases, 8 IT.. high, 33 inches. wide
500 each or best offer. Call HE
BOOKCASE, 2 glass doors; dresse,
with mirror. mahog.; small oak table
brewers: good cond. HO. 2-3304.
each Call HU. 3-5S30.
Maple: 4 shelves. 21x4t
inches. like new, S12: Numdaf
rugs, size Axe. So each. RA. 6-s396
BOWLING ALLEY EQUIPMENT-Al
leys, pins, etc. Now in 507-5I3 Stf
st. Sc. A. L. GRINDLEY, 932 N. Y
BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS. Sim
mons, like new: sacrifice, both $40
IN S4S7 Ga astsr + Be0n mode,
42-in.. $35. HARRY j.: ABRAMS
124 L st. ne. Sun. 10-1
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MOTOR TRAvEL Gent,

CALIFORNIA. soon: 3-week roun,
trip. Packard conv.: desire or I.
young ladies. share expenses. / va!
or rip. HUI 3-5S72
LEAVING FOR MIAMI Nov. Is. tax,
2 or 3; 1881 Chrvsler. Box 270-H
Evening star., 1954-10-31
AND DECORATOR ITEMS
MAGIC FOR THE HOME

There's No Place Like Home
Once In A While
Bone dishes and demitasSe sets, SOC;
elne Ply. satin idr,, salts; SOC: cut glass salts
liquors. SOC. fruit plates, 81: milk.
ing stool. 81: rockers. ST. up: bird
cage. 81; Gran. vases. ST.; punch
bowl. 81; bisque figurines. 81; milk
glass and hand-painted plates. 81
blue hobnail cruets. 81; trivets anc
metal oanks. 81: lamps. 81; blue
caSed glass vases, 81: amberina
salts. 81; purple overiay ash trays
$50: blue milk glass goblets. 81 so:
AMETHYST daisy and button saucers
Sl;;5o; paper weights s. 30: amber
tumblers. $50: ruby goblets, 81 so;
amberina tumblers. $3.50: amberins
vase, $3.50: ruby compete. s.. so;
stattordshtre plates and flgurines
$50: Wedgewood plates, 500
green aG ns satin crsamer ssar ss59; lovely
satin rose bowl, $3.50: endofday
vase. $3.50: daisy and buttons
cruets. So 80: cut glass compete
S3, 80: amberina ,crnets,. $3.50. Gran
dish, $3.50; amber daisy and but
ton .creamer, S3;5n; edgerman Bo-
$3.50; blue overlay wines. $3.50:
ruby. overlay vases. S5: cobbler'
pine dresser. $3.50: pine cupboard
So; corner cupboard. S12.50:- china
Gaslpet slpittSn S25 ssh wash deRs $3.50 qp
marSIesoD tabe Tfsh s2S 2S'anSi Shas-nots
$3.50: many other bargains. We
Open Sundays ewes: till z. BELL
4;96Ss. See our ad under Fur.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

ATTENTION EMPLOYERS
competent secretaries; ex-
ceIlent references. JOBS, INC, 74O
K st. NV. RE. 1-3l 3D. Il
Evening star., 1954-10-31
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE,

8 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE
INCLUDES
BEDROOM SUITE
WITH
MOD. DRESSER, LARGE CHEST
OF DRAWERS AND BED. PLUS
PILLOWS, ETC.
LIVING ROOM INCLUDES
MODERN SOFA
WHICH OPENS INTO BED AT
NIGHT, PLUS COMFORTABLE
CHAIR, . END TABLES AND
COCKTAIL TABLE
FOR THE DINETTE
YOUR CHOICE OF DRoP-LEAF
OR EXTENSION TABLE WITH
MATCHING CHAIRS AND 32-
PIECE DINNER SET
3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE
Evening star., 1954-10-31

BUILDING & REMoDELING. RESI-
0s2o. Sun; WKpYs. AFTER pm
CABINET MAKING. buiit-in furni-
ture and modern recreation room
noyelty bars. T. E. SMITH XII. g.
CAMERA REPAIRS. aim finishing
irss tnssrqe:. nss top service Ct 5IIs sREh'
CARPENTER, white mechanic. root
repair; painting. remodelins. Du
CARPENTRY. large or small Jobs
painting. sash cords. Insulating. etc
|CARPENTRY, new or old work; will
scHMALTa. efhsfa HE. 4sss4. 10. 500 Is
CARPENTRY, none better, nothing
too complicated; our prices are
lower too. T. E. SMITH. XII. S-4S13.
CARPENTRY WORK, repairs and re-
modelling. reasonably priced, prompt
cxRPENTRYSBsmt. ifRY'eSi ny i9' to roof, mod
up s5niWztnns' pnWns alterations err 1sS1 repairs j.
caKFENIRY q ali Kind kinds, Pal, painting . 4. !.
Reas. JEFFREYs, Ii. 6-s740. -
CARPENTER. general heuse repair
ing. attic. rec rooms. porches; int.
or ext. house painting. RA: 6-b252
CARPENTRY, PAINTING
CEMENT WORK
Roof repairs. odds and ends done
nq no vES ioS sons toe smsll white 4Eas mschanic
CEMENT Walks, drives, floors,
porches. steps. etc: free estimates;
white MECHANICS. 81 JACK sPARKEs'
stone retsinins walls. Cali Tony.
cL0aGEb kUaGab BRAIN PIPES. .lectrlsall,
razor cleaned or no charge RoTo-
70 EooTEE; II S,,,f Phone RA' e-ssss any
CoRNGCE BOARDS padded and plain.
drapery rods made and installed
estimates, evenings. Sat. and Sun.
JAMES GLEASON. WE. 5;61So
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
;mmed. RA. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRICIAN. D. c. and Md. de-
sires residential and comm. in
stallation or repairs. Low prices no no
premium for night calls. dav co
ELECTRICIAN. wiring of all kinds.
Licensed in Md. Service any time
|, OIL. 6-5644. - =
FENCES, ALL STYLES
Save money by taking advantage, ,oi
our of season prices; We speeialiiIe h i2
ink. Immediate Installation. FHA
terms. Guaranteed workmanship
Get our free estimate today. BIONDl
4 SOILS. Sun. Ju; s-3565, week
days, go. ME, S-5879. -
FENCE. CHAIN LINK
loR WOOD, materials only or in
;tsl'fs a. so44a es 81 ssvissSs7 ssS7os Io IN osGS
FIR PLYWOOD, walnut, mahog;
9A' 9lIehl 4-Sss4. Hss e'fi RiucaER ItuMBER. U
Flagstone and Stone
porches, patios. retaining walls. tile
drainage. Also waterproofing.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. JU. a-176g
FLOORS REFINISHED LIKE NEW;
r COVER. WA. 7-6sR2 any time
FLOORS cleaned and waxed. walls
and windows washed; painting. Ieas
FLooR sxND1NG and refinishing
Setting. papering. NO. 7-5724.
FLOORS SANDED. finish, rev, &c;
old lOc 50. II. ana up Sail any
time C. L. HINSoN. 10. I l..3475.
FLOORS sANDED. expert work: 50
rm. up Free estimates, MERRILL
g. CO.. ST. 3-S57O; JU. 5-4932. ewes.
FURNACES. heaters. ranges repaired
cleaned. parts. lowest prices ACME
GENERAL CUNsT. AND REPAIRS
Masonry work Of all kinds; paint
ing. carpenters. roofing and repair.
chimney uttering and cement
wo,f SHRIVER & TUTOR, INC.
ST. 3-34s0. after pm. AD.
cEnrn., I1In u.ruNc s.v ~ m2 nigbt,
reasonable rates: free estimates. I.U
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting, plas-
tering. carpentry work, 1oof paint
Ing. repairing. PRINTZ. UN 4-5334
GENERAL notwithstanding. paper
ing plastering. carpentry and screen
ing. We do good work AP 7-S154
Evening star., 1954-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BABY FURNITURE
& TOY SUPERMART
SAVE 3O-60N

A~AA Y - Wv w ~
Or All ,.ati adv paby furn lay.
cites. infants wear. toys bicycles
aud tricycles FACTORY SEALED
CARTONS Serve Yourself and save
IN Washington's only Juvenile dis
e'u"! e4s4.si asusi 18TH 81 NV
fOpposite Ambassador Theater1
Open eyes Mon Thurs and Pri
FREE CUSTOMER PARKING
or basement ia. 2-505S.
BARITONE AND TR0MBONE-Excei.
lent condition. OIL. 2-1615.
BArHTuBS. built-in. Sl9; basins
toilets, pipe BLOCKS, INC.
1910 Baltimore Ave, WA. 7-b6O1
17A6 Lee Hwy.. ia. $500
BATHTUBS
so" leg type - Ss
It. built-in style ------------SiF
Used toilet sets -------------$ $1s
ACE JUNK COMPANY
2220 Georgia Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

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ADDITIONS. PORCHEs Ialousies
complete ,.I remoSelins service ,,,,s est est,
iss Nc money e dr.. ss mos NOS to pay pay White WHIT
aSfa msfaAnHis EM s.s74s sS sAnIs das or nigis It
ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures, bsmt
Improvement. ETC.: for solution to
your problem. or an estimate. cal
Mr.. WILSON, NO. 7-T957 after 8
ADDITIONS, alterations and repairs
Cali DULANEY. JU. 7-54s4. 81
ADDITIONS
Building I.'i and remSSdsling; establishse
4.S7ss any time. -ai
AIR CONDITIONERS
Now is the time to have your air con.
ditioner stored for the winter; fol
sETPHR srPls ''R1asH REFsR1dERATioN aas sH5S svc.
JU. S-4l14.
AIR DUCTS, heating repairs. attics
rec: rms, humidifiers. filters. Free
estimate. RA. 3-7220, Il
AMERICAN STONE-The finest that
fits your pocketbook can be applied
over any surface; never needs paint.
: write CHEVY CHASE CONTRACT
ING CO.. 5O33 Wisconsin ave. NV
ARCHITECTURAL
Working. drawings made for homes
for owners, builders. 25 years pro-
fessional experience. Reasonable. JE
2.03S2, -3l
ASHES, trash and dirt removed
Back yards and Easements cleaned.
and some trees taken down. RA. g.
6129.
BONDsToNE-The very best costs
no more. Bondstone can be applied
to any surface: never needs painting
Roofing and siding Is our business
rManvilie certified dealer Phone
OIL 4-6133 or write CAPITOL
CONTRACTING CO.. 1919 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda, Md.
BRICKLAYlNG CONTRACTOR-Fire-
places. walls. steps; all types OF
BUILDING and remodeling and addi-
tions. Call JE. 4-3725 anytime.
BUILDING AND REMODELING, re-
pairs. brick and cement work. plas-
tering and floor sanding. NO. r
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing,
carpentry. brick and cement work.
HU. 3-84S9. MR.. BAKER. l.
BUILDING & REMODELING. RESI-
DENTIAL q COMMERCIAL. WA z
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PAINTING. PAPERING

PAINTING
Best work, best price.
Ii. R.3A2R
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sITUATloNS-MEk 6 WOMEN
SITuATIONS-DoMES1lc

WOMAN, colored, desires Job as mai
or DAYS work: young man wants 1o
porter, restaurant. HO. 3-4ool.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

TYPING. i5-wk. eve
course, 81 wkly shorthand and typ
ing. SO wkly Typewriter loaned for
accredited school. MA. S-3259
Evening star., 1954-10-31

BOOkKEEPER, full charge. exper. in
preparing financial statements and
tax returns. Box 256-C. Star. !
BOOKKEEPER-Exp. acct. rec. and
pay. General ledger. Cashbook
Evening star., 1954-10-31

REMODELING, repairs. to homes
and stores prompt service. E. L.
MILLER. 1886 18th st. NV. NO.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
SiTuATloNS-MEN.


1ist, several. 55 w.p.m. also Typ
6A.
HERS. IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05

home division Of the Municipal basketball race wide
open by upsetting the White Elephant five 1882
Tom Blackwell with IA points, Bob Beleson with Is
points and John Lttles with 13 points Halle's
leading
The Halle intermediates kept their title hopes
alive with 60-42 triumph over the Wilder Boosters
Wednesday, Jan. n. George Brooks Jr. led Halle
with 10 points
Thursday, January 2sth, ST. Paul Central de-
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05
At The Ringside
Archie Moore Sends Maxim 10 Showers
By LUX Virgil overbea

Archie Moore Sends Maxim 10 Showers
successfully light
heavyweight against Joey Maxim ex-champ
won his
In executing this probably boxing
sending Maxim good Actually
popular because failing
he good man TO louise fight II when
Maxim fight produced any action.
Joey prove thing however good LIS
potent boxing
TO the old baseball adage good pitching good hitting
many throughout
Rarely has there been with little yet
came out with hardly glove being laid him
good possibly the best field
tying tactics his fights
painfully dull Thanks Archie Moore he is hroughor should be
at least
For appears his greatest triumph
for him to really capitalize H. At 81 he cannot have
left Maxim
interesting fighter either had asset Joey did not
havepower In his punches.
For only logical fights left for him defense
his against challenger Harold Johnson and
shot the heavyweight championship Rocky Marcano.
Johnson seems, win big enough crowd (except
ay phadepha) into the That fight probably
defend his the prescribed
months already whipped johnson two of
previous fights
guys appear the line
weight whom might
spring price right The other Ezzad Charles the
exhamp who 10 be the big attraction for outdoor
fight the
alternative that Ia fight In Argentina
rngsder thinks that viii be the
fight At Moore next will be too late for Rocky
in fact today could be too late.
thng-Arche the i7bpound
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05
Sausage Firm
Dedicofes New
Plant In Ohio

Cleveland ~ CAMP - Dedica-
tion ceremonies were held here
last week for a new Negro-owned
sausage manufacturing plant.
Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn
Dodger baseball star; George
Gund, president of the Cleveland
Trust company and Anthony
Celebrezze, mayor of Cleveland.
were the principal speakers at the
gala event which formally dedicat-
ed the new plant for the Crayton
Southern Sausage Company. Inc.
Robinson has been named vice
president of the new corporation,
which is an offshoot of a 17-year-
old firm, according to Leroy Cray
ton. founder and president.
Open house is scheduled to be
held during the month of Febru-
airy when some 10000 persons are
expected to visit the plant over a
30-day period.
The new plant is tribute TO the
business ability of Crayton. II is
modern fireproof building and
covers 1000 square feet with the
latest in machinery and refrigera-
tion equipment.
Alabama-born Crayton organiz-
ed his firm in 1887, offering saus-
ages made from special formula
he said he took from an old south
ern thumb recipe" Some ten
years later his firm was incorpor-
ated at $500, 900.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05

Today his sausage is sold in so
cities in Ohio, Kentucky, Mary
land. Pennsylvania and New York.
Annual sales repeatedly amount
to more than S50O,0 900 and three
Crayton sponsored corporations
boast a total worth of 81. 900. 900.
Besides the Crayton Southern
Sausage Co, Inc, the parent or
ganization, the other two corpora
tions are Crayford, Inc, and Cray
toms Products, Inc.
The latter corporation Is Cray
toms latest venture. Its board Of
directors boast some of the most
distinguished men in three states.
Among them are Judge Perry B.
Jackson. Cleveland; T, M. Alex
ander, Atlanta; DIR. Lloyd A. Hall
Chicago; NJ. c. Clarke and founder
Crayton, both of Cleveland,
The SO year old Crayton said
his first inspiration TO make some
thing of himself came from his as
sociation as student with the late
DR.. George Washington Carver.
Crayton came under DR.. Car
ver's influence when he (Crayton)
was high school pupil at Tuske-
gee Institute where Carver taught.
Crayton got practical expert
ence in preparation for his busi-
ness venture as a door-to-door
salesman of shoes. His formal ed
ucation included three years of
pre-law studies at Ohio State uni
versity.
Besides his business activities
Crayton is active as a Christian
Science layman and as a partici-
pant in local YMCA work.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05


traped Harding 7f4s Friday 10th the
the conference this
strength
makes them hard handle believe that this
team has the personnel to go all the way
Fnney points Muaary Washing
ton, 52f0
Minnesota defeated Michigan state 1911 at Williams Arena
Saturday Mccoy sepa
sophomore rang
game in Big Ten conference play
In finals Auditorium
day January results follows:
open Dvsion-Ralph outpointed Jimmy Lewis light
weight; Hegerle Middlewegh Quinn
outponted Azell scarver Heavyweight
Novice Division Marshall Burke outponed Julian Shelton
Lightweight.
victor pounded a
Fagnan middleweight
Wonders the sports world The st Louis Cardinals
bought Tom Aston Negro first from San Diego
100000 See his picture this
ton.
According Fraey UP Roy campanea
Coach coley Keys shift Hickman has
has won two straight since this shift.
at
day Leagues
debate this
body this will do the things which this
for than all their eocution."
coach Murray warmath from
Mississippi? Not recommendation
sisspp did all right by Ell jackson at Yale viii wait
before we pass judgement on this selection.
NORTH 8. - VOCATIONAL So
North squead night
at the Ml City Auditorium by point "a to SO You'd
walt long time before would bitterly fought
than the that taak place
Polars preseason
ties to win the Minneapolis title win
and spirit they through the
the Al unblemished
Friday nights the this they
with closing officiating
people wondering
would have out top
In the last OF the game Smith,
forward supposed
called but lot Of people are under the impression that he
little fast with his whistle,
out.payed game exception
opening minutes Despite the height
the Volts the
did remarkable job keeping Norhs
off balance all college
going to have to display lot Friday
night
Richard Green turned OF the
that's these long Although
senior this is his first good college
material
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05
e'''''1' Sports
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

80 points against
company Wednesday 27th the Minneapolis
Auditorium Iakers
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05
WIN SUIT To END
HOUSING RACIAL BAN

Elizabeth, N. J.--(ANPD D-Thir-
teen petitioners won a victory
here last week in their fight for
admission to two Federal housing
developments. Superior Court
Judge Mark Sullivan Jr.. ordered
the Elizabeth Housing Authority
to end what he ruled was segre-
cation practice.
The plaintiffs, aided by the
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05
oviekis Boxing Notes

Chico vejar In the win be the testing material
Jed Black former Michigan State Chuck Davey
i0-round weteweght battle the Chicago
Black has lost only bout In 2s battles Included
victims Ia the washed Ike Williams.
This rngsider will guess
used to be- and no
he well forget about future title aspirations.
mddlcweigh bout win be featured the Saturday
series Feb Featured will Oakland
and Al (sugar) Wilson welter
either man, but win take Harper hunch
1t that Clarence Henry although loaded
reach the health
with John Holman Chicago the Ranbo although
sold 1t pneumonia injury
ready cut down year from his
Two usedobes win meet Feb.
bout In Los Angceschuck Art Davey
ing II for si2bo0
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05
shorfass OF Hsavywsishss

Pretty the heavyweight fighter
win will be Louis Oh he not planning
comeback He be featured In play know The Square
Ring"
that this play win be about the only feature for the
big OF the because all Of the fighting heaves busy
eliminating themselves.
During the past week Rex ne has passed from the and
the myth OF Earl Walls has been exploded unknown Tommy
Jackson pronounced bcncdcton Layne which
start out another Jack Dempsey white hope and ze like
n cola.
Canadian heavyweight champ
Layne twice really
outponed by Tommy Harrison And Harrison oored him
during battle.
n like Harrison Tommy stop
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05

Elizabeth branch of the NAACP,
filed their suit last May. They
charged that the authority had a.
dopted the practice of refusing
to lease or rent housing units in
Mravlag Manor to them and other
qualified Negroes" and asked that
this practice of segregation be
ceased by court order.
Negro families, it was charged,
were allowed to rent apartments
only at the Pioneer Homes.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05
1854 MINNEAPOLIS GOLDEN GLOVE CHAMPS

battling Phyllis Wheatiey
championships In both the and
plus Minneapolis city titles.
win Minneapolis In the
Midwest Feb g. and 10 Wheatey
ciouters.
Minneapolis TRIBUNE Bin Denny,
St. Paul recorder., 1954-02-05

PArRoNrzE ADVERTISERS :
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-04-29
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Ira and Alice M. Pryor to
Robert E. and Ollie M. Reed,
Olive township, 3.05 accres.
Forest and Carrie Anderson to
William Long, ct. al, Beaver
township, 35.42 acres.
Jennie Belts, deceased, by
David and Edward Belts, execu-
tors, to George Atkinson, ct. al,
Beaver township, 30 acres.
Elizabeth Dilley, deceased, to
Ruth Blake Quick, village of
Caldwell and Olive township, lot
80 in Caldwell and 74l2 acres in
Olive township.
Vernon 1. White to James
White, Olive township, 1850
acres.
Clermont and Eloda Sans to
Herbert and Leota Rollyson,
Jackson township, 40 acres.
The Franklin Real Estate Co.
to The Ohio Power Co, Brook
field township, 1875 acres.
J. D. and Clara Gessel to The
Marietta Electric Coop, right OF
way.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-04-29
w is e or
O T n Z R WISE
By E. o. BOND

If they'd tell the truth, women
could add more years to their
lives.
This would be a much better
world if we would just let op~
portunity do the knocking.
Another rule for safe driving:
When a woman driver sticks her
hand out, wait until she makes
up her mind.
Marriage these days is an ar
rangement which takes two
people to complete a girl and
her mother.
To recognize what things you
know, and what things you do
not know, is wisdom.
Pleasure is something you can
take or give, but happiness is
something you share.
No woman remains married to
the same man for years. After a
year he's not the same man.
A big man IS not one who
makes no mistakes, but one who
is bigger than any mistakes he
makes.
What is intended as a little
white lie often ends up as a
double feature in technicolor.
The yoke of God will never
fit a stiff neck.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-04-29
In Washington
(Continued from 1-B'


in any and all circumstances to
the intervention of United States
troops in Indo-China. This came
from Senator Dirksen, who an
nounced opposition to any such
course, contending that our
troops were not at all needed
there.
Had Ido-China policy shared
the spotlight alone, with no div
erting of attention to the Nc
Carthy-Army situation, Congress
might have been forced to push
action on a definite course to be
followed.
Ensuing developments are in
dicative Of the fact that the
United States has apparently re-
solved itself to the fact that t
must fight aggression in critical
areas with buff" material aid
to allies, and if need be, ground
forces, although the latter course
is always the last resort.
And it seems, our leaders are
playing his dangerous game with
cards held close to the chest
so John Q. Public will not be
with needless cases Of
war worries"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-04-29
YOUR
ELECTION
LAWS

There is much confusion on
the right of illiterate persons to
vote in Ohio. The fact that a
person is unable to read or write
does not disqualify him from
voting. However, he may not be
given assistance in the marking
of his ballots.
Ohio law clearly allows assis-
tance in marking ballots if the
voter is physically infirm." "
Thus, if person is blind, or by
reason of loss of limb, or such
physical impairment he is un-
able to mark his ballot, he is
entitled to help in the polling
place on election day. This pri-
vilege of assistance does not ex-
tend to a person who votes an
absent voters ballot outside of
the polling place.
The assistance in the polling
place may be rendered by either
near relatives of the voter, or
by two precinct judges of OPP
posite political affiliation. The
restrictions based on the render
ing of assistance were provided
by the Legislature as a safe
guard" in order to protect the
value of each vote.