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MONTGOMERY AND
NRBY. FREDERICK co.


NRBY. FREDERICK co.
so ACRES
MODERNIZED HOME 3.
and completely rebuilt
Charming old Maryland 7-rm. house
( hedrms.. full and 2Ahah baths,
fireplaces. picture windows. wonder :
beaten track. $4,000 with terms
and early possession. Additional 100
acres available OPEN SUNDAY AND
MONDAY. Directions: Maryland $40
express highway to Hyattstuwn, Nd,
GO miles D. c.. ct Hyattstown, take
Maryland IS half mile to Maryland
123 Is mile on 123 to sign on right.
s5 ACRES
M0pERNIzED HOME
Small stock farm, 10@rm. house. beau
tifully appointed. COMPLETELY mod
ernized. 5 bedrms., and two v
baths, hreplaces. A Arm, -and-bath
entrance and absolute privacy. Elk.
cellent view, large stream. small
barns and other bldgs.
WITH IS ACRES. S2S,500
WITH fd ACRES AND
ADDITIONAL MODERN s.
ROOM DWELLING, $4,000.
Terms and lmn,sdiste possession
from Hyattstown. Nd. on Rte. rs
to SALE sign, % miles D. c. via
new $40 express hishway.
pREREvoLUTroNARY stone manor
and ia acres Of good stock farm.
Bldes need repair. would justify
restoration. miles west Of Pooles-
vile. Nd. Offered Ut land value,
Agent. BEN L. LaaARDE.
Buckeystown tMd.l AGA
SANDOZ, INC.
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LEVEL RAMBLER LOT
60x150. 1927. Military I'd.
NV. Select neigi1borhood. To
inspect out Conn, ave. right
o 81 Mall'at IA. e s.ss4s. G caii
9 to 8 weekdays. Call Sun.
only, Ia. 9-I2O5.
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EAIRIMss
HEIGHTS
GLoRIFIED BY NATURE

snsar Loaf Nj. Area. 3b MI: man,
fascinating sites; so mi; 1000 1t
up; hunting lodge. completely gu
q this woTld; or Route %. sIGLEF
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Like Pleasant Surprises?
Informal Atmosphere?
Comfort?

BE OUR GUEST TODAY
II you are seeking clear. cool blue
or shade as you choose-be our guest
for Just one day. Visit this we'll
established. private, residential beach
colony where hundreds of fellow
Washingtonians seek relief from tor
rid. humid summer days. We do not
claims, unsupported By facts: We
. merely invite you to compare at
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SUPER DRUGSTORE
TOP-LEVEL RESTAURANT
MOVIE THEATRE
AUTO SAIESROOM

MAJOR HPPLIANcE STORE
MEDICAL BUILDING
CLOTHING STORES
in Northern virginia and several
nationally known firms, including
Safeway. have already purchased.
No serious competition within & mi.
Call DON DOUGHERTY fer further
information.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
ooto yfy;i-o, r,i,,d - - oonn
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$50 ACRES
(8O% IN CROPS

Complete with large home. cattle
= motorized equipment. stream anc
ponds; So mi. from D, G Ia Va. be,
very reas. under 100000. May
trade in D. c. investment prop. a
part payment,
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Underwater
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

q. acres. 6-room frame cottage,
fireplace, on wooded site overlooking
broad waters Of the Patuxent Riyef,
frontins on paved highway; ideal
TsitEsai; lmn Sslsst5 possession; e
=: Chesapeake Bay, modern 7-room
directly on Chesapeake Bay; Al nth
iti .a;, 50 IN mile Ss 2. G; immediate pos
8: Lower ratuxent River. going fish-
bedroom home, large dock. "a row
boats. iegalized slot machines. COM
pletely furnished: immediate pos
session: $4,000.
a: Dares Beach. modern 6-rni. ram
masonry consfruction. hot-sir heat,
tile bath; immediate possession, 36
miles d. c.; S12. 800.
8. Kenwood Beech modem s.roorn a
Bay, ideal summer retreat. large
NUM- mSnity @ RsssT 45 niles b E;
q, S-a Sn; peninsula. Patuxent river
area, 4-room home, furnished; boat,
boathouse, large pier. lrtesian well
improved road; immediate posses.
, sion; S Z 2. 600. .,,,..,,,. - p..,~.n,
, =
River, approximately 1000 feet
waterfront, Wide. sandy beach. good
ducking. seafood, yachting; irfine-
diate possession; a. miles D: c.
8. Chesapeake Bay peninsula. 200
acres. iss-mile waterfront on bay
and tideWater creek. wide sandy
beach. good harbor. mstured timber.
Groom farmhouse. Groom beach
cottage. tenant HOUSE. 2 large harms.
complete farm machinsry utilities;
adj0fns Scientists Cli1S; seafood,
ducking upland game; ideal for prt-
vate estate or subdivision; IS miles
n. g; immediate possession.
g. Soiomons Herbof area. acres.
large rnaiestics pine trees, perfect
iiarbOr. 600-ft. waterfront. improved
road. perfect site for your dream
home; fish. oysters. crabs, ducking;
immediate possession: 81 $50.
See our add under Farms for Sale,
We have farms. waterfronts. cot
tages TO fill your requirements.
Frederick Nd. Phone los. 354.
225-J-I. INSPECTION BY APPOINT
~. A.a,sktf,sI
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Desirable homesites. is tn 80 miles
from D. G. on good roads. in excel
lent communities. convenient to
schools, churches stores. Tracts OF
1 acre or more; flne trees. springs,
brooks.
SUITABLE SUBDIVISION
Potomac River--S67-ft. waterfront
81 acres. 10 milesAD. c.; suitable
gentleman's home OF. high-class. re-
tirement home; excellent neighbor-
hood: $4,000; liberal terms.
Billingsley rd.. 16. miles D. C.---3, 900
It. on State rd.. level land. 120
acres; $4,000. liberal terms.
Bel Alton. eMd.-70 acres, 5000 It.
on State rd,. level land, good soil;
$4,000; liberal terms.
u. s. Hwy. 3I0-Outstandin busi-
ness. sites. in fast-growing towns and
on busy highways.
LEONARD SNYDER
TEL. 3311. LA PLATA, MD.
SILVER SPRING
Large choice wooded level lot. 70x
1872. near Mrs. KS Tavern in q
neighborhood of $4,000 homes.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.. JU. O.
GAO. Open till 8 pm.
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-PsYcH1ATRIsTs now IN THIS
THAT Is CONVENIENT no PUBLIC
TRANSPORTATION AND HAS
EASY PARKING FACILITIES.
Newly decorated ofices with large
bright rms, private bath and ample
storage and closet facilities: switch
board, elevator and mail desk serv.
ice; Sl25 mo. To inspect apply ct
desk or cali MRS. POSITION, no.
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AIR CONDITIONED
New Modern Offices

Spacious. airy and bright office in
modern business center on west
Broad ST., Falls Church. Va ID
mini downtown Washington; bus
stop on corner.
LARCdMONT REALTY CO
1o7s W. Broad st. JE. $4,000
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Fl. B. MITCHELL.
Herndnn. Va Phone 1ah
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7705 Georgia Ave.
WILL BUILD
OFFICE BUILDING

On permanent corner on Conn. ave.
for q responsible national organiza-
company or labor group recurring
about 10000 net It. of floor space,
VIII give long lease. All replies
CONFIDENTIAL. For particulars write
RnY 3A4-X. Star. II
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SOLUI SOLUl
c e. @oo sDrinss' Md.-l-acre site'
WIGNALL. 10. 5-712s
JOHN CHRONAKER, RE. $1,000 /.
SEE RICIILAND ACRES
AND KENTLAND FARMS
into the most beautiful ir
Natl Capital area. Leesburg pike
lRte. -, 2 mi. west Of Dranesville
Va, which is IA mi. from Chair
Bridge; / to 5 acre estates. 8 to 4I
It. wide streams. lakes, parks. mt
view. wooded and cleared; surpris.
ingly low prices from &c per So. It
or 1870 per acre and up; .intelligent
protective covenants; excellent terms
very low taxes, ia. 8-2542
VIRGINIA COMMERCIAL
NEW BUSINESS CENTER. now unoer.
way at intersection Of 2 mar
arterial highways near Fairfa,
Courthouse. Excellent for the fol
SUPER DRUGSTORE
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WI = HSWA Nke A1IUNGl
lowns Bldg. Deale, Nj
West River 21164
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Old Colonial estate. Lge. house In ex-
cellent condition. Beautiful old Colo.
NAL house situated in nice settina
Of large trees and lawns. 200 acres
land in one of the best sections Of
Fauquier County. Priced very rea-
sonable at $4,000.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC;
Evening star., 1954-10-31
It's Treat, Not Trick,
Except for That Horse
And Those Feathers

Youngsters Of the Washington
area must have done very well
indeed In the treat line on Trick
or Treat night last night. Police
said there were very few tricks.
Children in fancy costumes
and masks paraded from door to
door with open sacks for the
traditional pre-Halloween hand
outs from their neighbors.
Up to midnight, police had
only one complaint from prank
ster victims-a report that chill
dren were throwing chicken
feathers in a hallway of ar
apartment house at 514 Ridge
road Sc.
Seek Out Policemen.
Youngsters in sections o1
Montgomery County spent more
time looking for policemen than
trying to evade them when woro
got around that two policemen
were passing out treats.
The generous patrolmen were
Pvts. Lemuel G. johnson and
Archie w. McNeill of Montgom-
cry County police station at Be-
thesda. They had their cruiser
stocked with packages of lemon
Evening star., 1954-10-31

drops and lollipops to give to
young 'goblips."
All was quiet in Fairfax Coun-
ty. too. except for that horse in
the middle of Route 613. Police
said someone had tethered the
animal to several concrete blocks
in the middle of the road.
Fire Draws 200.
The size of the Trick or Treat
night crowd was indicated when
a spectacular garage fire at the
rear of 4436 Alton place NV,
brought nearly 200 costume-clad
youngsters to the scene.
One Halloween-connected cas-
ualty was reported. Robert jerks
IA. of 6910 Ridgewood avenue,
Bethesda. was treated at Sub
urban Hospital for a burned and
cut hand suffered as he cele-
brated Halloween with firecrack-
ers. Montgomery County police
said one of the firecrackers ex-
ploded in his hand.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Two Women Pedestrians
Hurt on Alexandra Street

: Two women were struck by
an automobile last night as they
attempted to cross Washington
street in Alexandria, which is a
section of the Mount Vernon
boulevard.
Marjorie Ross, SO, colored, Of
the 1000 block Montgomery
street, was admitted to Alexan-
dria Hospital with possible frac-
lures Of the left leg and left hip.
Eleanor Harris, 27, colored,
Of the 800 block North Patrick
street, was treated for minor in
juries at the hospital and re-
leased.
Alexandria police said the two
women were trying to cross
Washington street at Montgom-
cry street. Through traffic on
Washington street had the green
light, police were told by wit
nesses, but the women apparent
ly were confused because left
hand turn traffic was stopped.
The driver, Malcolm Matheson,
So, of Fairfax County, was not
charged.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Boy, a, Hit on Busy Pike,
| Suffers Skull Fracture

A 4-year-old boy suffered a
fractured skull yesterday when
an automobile struck him as he
tried to cross busy Marlboro pike
with his 22-year-old sister.
Frank Hass. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Hass Of 6236
Ritchie road, Forestville, Md,
was admitted to. .Sibley Hospital.
Doctors said his condition was
satisfactory.
The accident occurred opposite
the District Heights Fire House
on Marlboro pike. Frank and his
younger sister, Marilyn, were
left in the family car while their
mother went across the street to
a dry cleaning store.
The youngsters managed to
get out of the car and started
across the street after their
mother. They had just stepped
into the street when Frank was
hit. Marilyn, a few feet behind
her brother, escaped. District
Heights police placed no charge
against the driver.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Life in the U. S.
Bank Facilities
Put ttoNewU Use
ByLntIe.PupH
by the Assoeioied Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 30.--A
little girl marched into q branch
Of the big Union Planters Bank
yesterday and handed teller a
dollar bill.
would you change that to
nickelS?" she asked.
Taking her nickels over to q
table. she counted them carefully
and returned.
would you change these into
dimes?"
Back she came a few minutes
later to get the dimes changed
into quarters.
When she returned with them,
too, the teller asked:
what in the world are you do
ing?",
Learning to count money"
she said briskly, and retired with
her half dollars.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Sow Lunds Girl in Prison

MOULTRIE, Ga. ga teen
age blond was sentenced to serve
from two to four years in prison
yesterday for smuggling a hack
saw blade to prisoners in the Col
quit County Jail.
Pretty Mrs. Ruth Lower ex-
planned to officers she did it be-
cause:
"The boys in there told me
they wanted the blade to saw
soup bones. I didn't know they
were going to try to get out"
Sheriff Eddie Gordon said the
18-year-old girl was the wife OF
Dallas G. Lower, jr., of Akron,
Ohio. and came here to visit rela-
tives. He didn't identify the pris-
oners she attempted to help.
Mrs. Lower was sentenced after
she pleaded guilty.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Custody Bottle for Poodle

LOS ANGELES, (P)-A
French Poodle was the center
of a custody battle in domestic
relations court between a
couple who wanted to end their
marriage without giving, up the
dog.
II don't want my husband,
but ! certainly want my dog"
Mrs. Lorraine Jordane. 81, a
secretary, told Superior Judge
Elmer. D. Doyle yesterday.
TITS a serious matter with
me, too." her husband. James
C.. Jordane, %, floor surfacin3
salesman. testified. II like the
dog. I'll feed her steaks"
Judge Doyle awarded GUS
tody of the dog to Mrs. Jordane
and gave her husband the right
to take the Poodle home every
other week end.
Mrs. Jordane has sued for
divorce, charging cruelty.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Movies at Potomac

The West Montgomery Coun-
ty Citizens Association will meet
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in the
Potomac Elementary School, 2o-
tomac. Md. There will be a
showing Of big game hunting
trophies and films covering two
recent expeditions to Africa and
India by Ralph Scott. or Horizon
Hill, Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Girl Trick or Treoter,' 8,
Hit by Car Near Home

Only a few doors from home,
where she was returning loot
laden from her Trick or Treat
Night tour, gypsy -costumed Joan
Baldinger, 8. was hit by a car
last night and went to the hos
pital instead.
Her injuries were not believed
to be serious.
Her Trick or Treat candy was
scattered over the junction Of
Linnean avenue and Linnean
terrace NV, marking the scene
of the accident.
She is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Milton l. Baldinger,
$3.50 Linnean terrace.
Pvts. Leo B. Dove and Andrew
j. Heneghan of the Accident In
vestigation Unit identified the
motorist as George M. Hickey,
II. Of the $500 block Of Thirty
first place NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Overturned Car Traps
Injured FB| Girl for
2OMinutes on Bridge

A teenage FBI clerk was Sc
riously injured last night when
she was thrown from a car, then
pinned under it 20 minutes on
the southbound Fourteenth
street bridge.
The span was blocked more
than As minutes and motorists
were rerouted over Memorial
Bridge.
Police identified the girl as
Miss Christine Efrd, 18, of 2605
Mozart place NV. She was ad-
mitted to Emergency Hospital
suffering a possible broken neck.
Scraped 200 Feet.
Police said the car was driven
by Airman 1/c Roy Grouse, %,
of the 1100th Supply Squadron,
Boiling Field. He apparently lost
control of the car about halfway
across the bridge, and it scraped
along the bridges side Some 200
feet before hitting a stanchion
and Tipping onto it's side, Of
ficers said.
AS it overturned. its rear end
hit a car following it, police said.
The second driver, Carlton w.
Elliot, II, colored, of 4301 Twen-
ty-first street NE, was unin-
jured, police said.
Other Passenger Unhurt.
Airman 1/c James M. Sannin,
%, squadron mate of Airman
Grouse, escaped serious injury
in the lead car. He was asleep
in the back seat at the time of
the accident, police said.
Airman Grouse suffered pos
sible fractures of the skull and
ribs. His condition was reported
as fair. He was transferred to
Bolling's base hospital from
Emergency Hospital.
Pvts. Harold E.. Serine and Al
Ian L. Nairn of the Accident In
vestigation Unit said a corpora
ton counsel hearing on the ac-
cident has been scheduled for
December %,
Evening star., 1954-10-31
|Franco-German Ties
Face New Era in Saar
Pact, Adenauer Says
By fhe Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-Chan-
cellor Konrad Adenauer of West
Germany today hailed the Saar
agreement as signaling a "new
era" in Franco-German rela-
tions. He is not of the opinion,
he said, that the Saar is lost.
Arriving from Washington, Mr..
Adenauer expressed pleas e
over his talks with President Eli
senhower and other top United
States officials.
II was particularly impressed
Ivy the attitude of friendship in
Washington" he said.
New Agreements Praised.
The chancellor said he is con-
vinced that the recent agree
ments involving Germany make
the outlook brighter for the
West.
Il believe" he added, "that all
the treaties will be ratified. I
believe a new era between France
and Germany will begin.
I'm not at all of the opinion
that the Saar is lost. The polit-
ical freedom of the Saar will be
established. When it comes to
the peace treaties, the population
Of the Saar will have a say"
There has been considerable
indignation in West Germany
over the Paris-Bonn plan for
the Saar, worked out as a pre-
liminary to an accord on rearm-
ing West Germany and restor-
ing its sovereignty.
Under the plan the indus
trially-rich Saar will be put un-
der the supervision of an inter-
national commissioner while
leaving it economically joined to
France.
Chancellor HOnOred.
Mr.. Adenauer flew in shortly
before noon to receive a series
of honors in an abbreviated visit
to New York.
Aides said he has cancelled
most engagements because of
the death of Herman Eh1ers,
speaker of the German Parlia-
ment's Lower House.
The chancellor will, however,
appear at Columbia University
convocation tomorrow afternoon
to receive an honory degree,
along with Britain's Queen
Mother Elizabeth and other no.
tables. He is to leave for Ham
burg tomorrow night to attend
the Ehlers funeral Wednesday.
Extends Bid to Hoover.
Today Mr.. Adenauer visited
Herbert Hoover at the former
Presidents suite in the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel and formally ex-
tended an invitation to visit
West Germany next month. The
invitation came from the West
German government and the
Senate Of West Berlin.
Mr.. Hoover win make the trip
in President Eisenhower's plane,
the Columbine. leaving here No
vember 81 and spending one
week in West Germany.
MIR. Hoover recalled he was
there in 1916 and 1947 to advise
policies for that land and found
people lin a depth of such mis-
cry as I had never witnessed in
40 or so years
MFR. Adenauer said he particu-
larly wanted Mr.. Hoover to see
the great progress which has
been made since that time.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
money: she let him have IT,

money; she let him have IT,
pow, right in the kisser.
Mrs. Dunlap didn't use her
fist. but what happened to be
handy at the moment-<-the hot
iron she held in her right hand.
Il got him right on the butt
ton," she told police. He yelled
and fled with the $4 in small
change he had stolen from my
purse" I
Evening star., 1954-10-31

longing to J. H. Bartlett. was
left SIS per month for her care
when the 70-year-old watch
maker died October Is. His will
was filed for probate Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Irish Drop U. N. Tour
At Time of Elizabeth S
BY the. Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. Oct.
30.-Queen Mother Elizabeth's IS
visit to the United Nations today
clashed with scheduled tour of
the world organization by an
Irish football team in the United
States for a series of games.
U. N. sources said the Irish,
after learning England's queen
mother would be here at the
same time. telephoned and can
cekd their tour.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
optimists to Hear RuwIey

William H. Rawley will discuss
his recent African safari at the
National Capital Optimist Club
meeting at 12:15 pm. "Wednesday
atfhe Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Butter Output Rises

LONDON. - Butter production
in the United Kingdom climbed
50 per cent in 1853 and cheese
reauction rose 60 per cent.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Hot Iron Routs BuroIur

PASADENA, Calf, (P-
When burglar threatened to
harm Mrs. Elanor Ann Dun
laps two small children unless
she surrendered her household
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Cot on Easy Street

MARSHALL, Tex. (P.-This
cat doesn't have to worry any
more.
Baby, a black Persian be-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-01
Bowrnen Have Deer
Silhouette Shoot

Bob LaNier and jeanette Cooley
were medals winners as first place
markSmen in a deer silhouette
shoot held Sunday by Ottawa Bow
men at their Danbury field course.
Other winners in Class A shoot
ing were: Don Eckhoff second Mel
Cooley third and Marvin Nelson,
fourth, for the men; vi Nehls,
second, Ruth Eckhoff third and
Melba Ehrman fourth. for the wo-
men.
George Walter took Mems Glass
B medal for first place and rib
bons went to Bill Morrison second,
Harold Cooley third and Bob Nehls
fourth. Betty LaNier won women's
Glass B medal with Mary Nelson
second.
Visitors awards were. Dick Macy,
Toledo, medal; Walter Smith, San
duSky; Larry Flory, Toledo; and
Jack Aubry, Toledo Veronica
Macy, Toledo, medal; 10 Bonner of
SanduSky, Betty Burns of San
dusky and Sarah Walkoviak of San.
duSky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-01
Bobby Hanes Sets New
Record At Speedway

Bobby Hanes established new
track record of 24:40 in time
trials at Sandusky Speedway Sun
day night before big crowd of
fans who saw an evening of thrills
galore.
The helmet dash, won by Martin
Snyder, saw an even better time
of 24:34 but is not counted as
track record because it is not con-
Quoted under qualifying condi-
tions. Sundays winners were:
first heat, Kenny Fork; second
heat, Bob Christman; third heat,
Bob Harris; fourth heat, Lou Macy;
Australian pursuit, Bob Christ
man; semi-feature, Bob Christman;
feature, Sid Howard.
Next weeks race will oe the
high-point event of the season,
this race to be run with the fast
est cars in their respective pole
and front line positions. A big
purse is offered.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-01
112TH ORD. co.
GETS RECRUITS

Jack Tucker, of Fremont, and
David Fosco, of Vickery, became
the first recruits to join the 112th
Ordnance Direct Support Com
pany In the current recruiting
drive that seeks to bring the Ohio
National Guard Unit to full auth
orlzed strength, 1t. Herbert G..
Boyer, commanding officer, an
nounced today.
Both recruits said they had
Joined the National Guard because
I'VE were looking for an Cpportu-
nifty to serve our country while
continuing our civilian jobs"
1t. Boyer invited all young men
between the ages of II through 35
and war veterans to follow the ex-
ample of these boys and join the
112th Ordnance DS) Company.
"A full days pay at regular
Army rates for the two hour drill
period each week, free specialist
schooling, social and sports activ-
tiles, and the opportunity to ad-
vance according to ability and am
bltion can be had by all recruits, "
1t. Boyer said.
New recruits are eligible to
compete for SIS dollar bonus to
be awarded all enlisted men for
each new recruit broughe'in.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-01
MARINE SALES
QUINTET BOWLS
IN BIG EVENT

The new Catawba Marine Sales
bowling team will have it's first
team experience against competi-
tion of national fame this weekend
when it is one of A teams from
ii cities competing in the 10th An
nual BPAA National Team Elm
ination at Hagerty's in Toledo.
Captained by Don Bredehoft,
the Marine Sales roll IL games,
three each at l and 7 Saturday, 4
and $50 Sunday. Total pinfall de-
termines winner A prize list of
$4,000 is booked.
The local team will roll Satur-
day at the same time Buzz Fazio's
Stroh Beer DetroiD champions
are On the alleys, attempting to
defend their title for the third
straight year.
Entered are IL teams from To-
ledo, 8 from Detroit, six from Chi
cago, four from Cleveland, three
from Buffalo, two each from Phila-
delphia and Akron and one each
from Port Clinton, ST. Louis, Day
ton, Columbus, Louisville, St
Paul, and Cincinnati. The tourna-
ment is sponsored by the Bowling
Proprietors Association of Ameri-
ca and the Toledo Bowling Pro
prietors Association.