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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
UTOPIA

BRAND new Arizona ranch. so IT..
long, bedrooms. log burning fire
place, paneled walls. tiled floors; too
many features to brag about, but if
you want a $4,000 home for $4,000
on Rockefeller rd., 500 #. south of
White I'd Call owner, KE. l-4626,
omen Sunday 2 to s o. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

BEVERLY Hills. bedroom bungalow,
years old, devided basement, fully
floored attic; clay tile bath, newly
painted walls, aluminium storms, Ia
car garage, by owner, $4,000. 24370
HawfhOrne DIR w l-8Q78
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
SMALL ESTATE
q BEDROOMS

VERY clean, excellent condition, full
basement. double garage. gas heat;
bedroom down, asking only S13.600;
we also have over 200 homes, one
Page Realtors. ASS East 2OOth St, KE
I-1020
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
EAST l7Oth OFF ST. CLAIR

6 ROOM single in excellent condition,
3 large bedrooms with large closets,
large modern bathroom, large mod
ern kitchen, house exceptionally
clean, carpeting, storms and screens;
nice lot with garage; asking Sl2 800.
Hribar Realty, l4324 st. Clair, PO.
1-4a1l over 40 wears realtY service
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE - 75c MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT - soc
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WEDNES-
DAY. NO CANCELLATIONS OR
ALTERATION AFTER 5 p. "A.
TUESDAY.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
New Faces in Congress
Parody on Casey Jones Helped
Mrs. Knutson in Minnesota
BY Don S. Worren

Casey Jones who went to the
promised land In the famous
railroad ballad somehow got
mixed up In the campaign for
the ninth congressional district
Of Minnesota, with disastrous
results for smiling Harold Hagen.
Republican, q six-term veteran.
He was defeated by Mrs. Coya
Knutson, Democrat, o blond.
blue-eyed, farm-born former
school teacher. It should be re-
membered she had been a stu
dent of music and q former
member Of the Concordia College
Choir.
While trying to visit every
farm in the district. Mrs.
Knutson played the piano and
repeatedly sang q parody to the
tune Of Casey Jones. to lampoon
the Hagen stands on farm sup
ports and pensions.
Served in Legislature.
Mrs. Knutson, who is 42 and a
smiling, vivacious person, is no
newcomer to politics. She had
served four years In the Mime
sofa legislature.
There. she sponsored a bill
designed to increase the sale Of
dairy products, a special edu-
cational measure for handi-
capped children and q resolution
for emergency aid. She was
named a member of a youth
conservation study commission
appointed by the State governor.
She is the first woman to serve
Minnesota IN Congress.
Daughter or Farmer.
Mrs. Knutson spent her child
hood at Edmore, Ramsey County,
N. OAK, where her father, the
late Christ Gjesdal, operated a
farm. There. she shortened her
given name of Cornelia Gene
We've, to Coya.
She played basketball and sang
in the glee club and did her
stint at all sorts Of farm work.
At Copcordia College she majored
in music and had o minor In
education.
Subsequently,. she taught school
at Penn. N. Oak. then at Plum
mer. Mimi. where she met Andy
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Press Club to Hear
Hutchins and Butler

The National Press Club has
announced the names Of three
speakers at club luncheons dur
ing the next 10 days.
DR.. Robert NJ. Hutchins, presi-
dent Of the Fund for the Repub-
lie. will speak on 1.-THE Founda-
ton and the Government" at
1880 pm. Wednesday. Clement
D. johnson, president Of the
United States Chamber Of Coma
rnerce. will speak on Business
Looks at 1855" at 1880 pm. FRI
day. Paul NJ. Butler, chairman
Of the Democratic National
Committee. VIM discuss the
Democratic Outlook" at 1880
.. I'm. February I.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Knutson. whom she married Ia
1910. They went TO Oklee. MINI.
to live. MIR. Knutson farmed ct
the time and they still have farm
interests but later they bought q
small hotel at Oklee, where they
have their home.
They have o son, Terry, IA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bruce r. Alger. Republican. OF
TeEds.l
Evening star., 1955-03-13

Combine rice, tuna. parsley, soy sauce, and
egg yolk. Shape into iisl,-shaped croquettes,
using stuffed olive inside for hidden sur
prise. Add water to egg white; beat slightly.
Dip croquettes in this mixture, drain, and
coat with bread crumbs. Let coating dry
%Frying kettle should be filled Just q JmH Of oi
Evening star., 1955-03-13

a few minutes. Fry in deep Wesson OlIf
heated to 375o F. for 2la to 3 minutes, until
golden brown. Drain on absorbent paper.
Arrange Oh hot platter for serving. Garnish
with slice Of stuffed olive for the eye, and
a sprig Of parsley for the tail. Makes s.
DO not fry more than Que layer ain time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1925 - THIRTY YEARS AGO = 1925

1925 - THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1925
Clark. elected justice of
Union township
NOVEMBER Mrs Cauley WIN Chandler, ~ both
prominent county residents die
D. Thomas, florist advertises he
who stole other three from his
offers $50 reward for arrest of parties
NOVEMBER Paul ff of Mr. and Mrs H s. If London.
fraternity Wtenberg College elected
of Fraternity Council the college
NOVEMBER 5Sup Rice of the London schools for
Association
four delegates National convention in 1926
compiled by Madison County Election
election nearly $100 vote Just
and 1000 county of possible 5000 in
county.
NOVEMBER Brothers close fruit store East High St,
London and to Springfield
TEN YEARS AGO - 1945
NOVEMBER Madison County business firms planning for biggest
holiday in history.
with the Gleason Works in
Rochester years. London to be associated
w funeral director here for 38
NOVEMBER 3Stoky Cannery West jefferson preparing to
navy than 100000
of food the plant $1,000 $500 Lima Beans
$4,000 sweet and Alaska peas s,..
OF LONDON sells
store to Roger Hackett, London.
NOVEMBER 5Mr Ray Meehan stewards
at London Country Club
NOVEMBER 6Cp and Kenneth Tope arrive at
parents first reunion in three
serving Africa
and Europe Kenneth fuough has been in the Pacific
NOVEMBER Rodney Pyme Madison County conissi
eced master of succeeding Howard DECK
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Twenty-Six Years
As 0ES Treasurer

Mrs. Hazel Beach, Cogniac
Farms, London-Jefferson Road. is
starting her twenty-sixth year as
Grand Treasurer of the Order of
the Eastern Star, following her re-
election to the office at the meet
ing of the Grand Chapter in
Cleveland last week.
Mrs. Beach, a member of Lon
don Chapter, served as Worthy
Grand Matron before her election
to her present responsible office.
Elected as District Deputy Matron
of the 18th District, of which Lon
don is a part, was Mrs. Dorothy
Lutz of Urbana.
Attending the Goth session of the
Grand Chapter from London, were:
Mrs. Elmer Potts, worthy Matron
of London Chapter who served
Mrs. Beach as personal page; Mrs.
Glenn Sponsler, Mrs. Harold Bish-
op, Mrs. Clinton Stickel, Mrs. S.
C. Edwards, Mrs. c. c. Farley,
Mrs. David Laird, Mrs. Ernest
Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Herman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04

Supt. ]. ] Hartley said, THE
money from the general tax which
must be kept within the ten mill
limitation, together with the funds
received from the state under the
School Foundation Program is not
sufficient to operate the schools.
Since the last special levy was vot-
ed, the cost of operation has in
creased. An ever larger enrolment
has made necessary the employ
ment of four additional teachers.
Besides this, the Board purchased
revised basic readers and other
new textbooks that the Board must
furnish free to the pupils. There
has also been a general increase
in operating costs during the past
year, especially since the addition
of three new classrooms to the
school system. Altogether these
things point to the necessity of
the continuation of the two and
one-tentil mills special levy in or
der to insure the operation of the
schools at full time.
The proposed levy viii not in
crease the amount of school taxes
that property owners in the Dist
rict have been paying for the past
year. The tax is small, amounting
to only $2.10 for every thousand
dollars on the tax duplicate. The
aggregate, however, is a sum
which added to the other sources
of revenue, make it possible to
keep the London Schools operat-
ing.
The citizens of London are
proud of their schools, and they
have always responded to every
reasonable request for their sup
port. The special levy to be SUBJ
mitted at the coming election is
not for anything new, but to keep
the schools going on the present
basis. The Board would not ask
the voters of the District to give
them this extra fund if they did
not know it was necessary.
Because you will not be adding
an extra cent to the amount of
taxes you have been paying to the
schools for the past year and to
assure the full time operation of
those schools, vote YES" on the
special levy when you go to the
polls on November 9Th.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
An Editorial
THE BIGGEST GlVEAWAY

Three counties in Kentucky offering chances prizes
effort GET out the vote in the November election.
rizes include so turkeys 956 automobile and $3.50 food
If sime about brhrieh and "a of pot
age apt, this is the time.
is NOT deoeatoy TO Kentucky kenfuckans that fhis
happened in their state Kentucky has fine set of frsd
ons any in the Union, and it only the coincidence
Of time and place that This occurred that state first The
custom has the possibility of spreading TO all a. surprising
the present V eveawsy in grand one-fime hoopa
for the American people.
say one-time because this happens nation
wide ought TO throw the whole business down the drain
and let The thugs take without the fomsy Of the people
not voting at each election
The combination OF these two facets of Americans the
'rma+e in miseoneeived relationships The precious
eh gained by boodhed and sacrifice and the lottery
way idea thar destroys ambition and makes every
dream that something for nothing is The ultimate destiny
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Sterling @. |. In
Company Of Month

Fort Hood, Texas - Pfc. Ray
mond E. Kennedy, whose wife,
Myrtle, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph z. Kennedy, live on Route
3, Mount Sterling. Ohio, is a men,
Der of the unit that recently was
named the 18th Tank Battalion's
Company of the Month at Fort
Hood Texas.
Kennedy is a radio repairman in
Company D. He entered the Army
in November 1854 and was last
stationed at Fort Knox, KY, where
he completed basic training. T.
He attended Ohio State Univer-
sity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Green One OF SO
Winners In Test

Sheryn Green. son of MIR. and
Mrs. Cameron Green of London,
was one of the SO winners in more
than 1000 student entries In the
Ohio History, Government and
Citizenship contest, it was annon-
ced.
Next step In the contest win be
the final examination, to be held
at Ohio University at Athens on
November 18.. Sheryll viii be the
guest of the University that week
end.
Mr.. Willard II. Elsbree, chair
man of the Ohio History Commit
tee, said that London High School
would receive a certificate OF rec
ognition for the young students
accomplishment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Prince Of Peace
Contest Sunday

The Plumwood Methodist Church
in cooperation with Monroe School
will present Prince OF Peace con-
test, Sunday November 6, at 800
pm, at the Plumwood Methodist
Church.
Those participating In the con-
test and their speech titles are:
Billy Cornwell, War Fire; Betty
fowsmon, THE Peace That Pass
eth All"; Billy Pratt. The Psy-
chology of Peace; Judy Reed.
Love, The Only Weapon; Linda
-homas, Back to Cod; Florence
Wartel, 1.-THE Pattern of Peace.
A bronze medal and certificate
will be awarded according to
three Judge Committees decision.
rhe director of speech is Mrs.
George Taylor of Monroe School
and the pastor of the Pllmwood
Church is Reverend Ralph L. Har-
mon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
5000 Damage In Fire
At Business House

Damage was estimated at 5000
in a fire which occurred at 9:45
am. Tuesday, November /, at the
Ice Service Co., on West High st.
The fire was believed caused when
paper bags next to the floor furn-
ace caught fire, spreading to the
counter and merchandise there.
The London Volunteer Fire De-
partment put out the fire in short
order.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Polio Chapter At
Maqne+ic SPRINGS

The Madison County Chapter of
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis. Inc. was repre-
sented Sunday at the dedication of
the Magnetic Springs Polio Foun-
dation by Mrs. c. 0. Thompson,
president; Mrs. Rodney PlymeS.
treasurer and Mrs. Paul Madden, a
member of the Women's Commit
tee.
Other executive board members
Of the Madison County Chapter are
Miss Ruth Murray, vice chairman,
Mrs. Mark Taylor, secretary and
Mrs. r. N. Ardrey.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Our SchooI Board
Endorses Renewal
OF Tax Levy

At the regular election to be
held on November Sth, the Lon
don Board of Education Will ask
the electors of the London School
District to pass a special two and
one-tenth mills levy for the sup
port of the schools for the next
five years.
It was explained that this is not
a new or an increased tax that
the Board is asking, a. the people
have renewed this levy periodical
ly since 1920. Because the 1855
levy will expire this year, it viii
be necessary to resubmit the levy
to the electors, the Board said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
World Community
Day Service With
Presbyterians

The Reverend Sanford Lindsay,
rector of Trinity Episcopal Church,
will speak on World Community
Day about the needs of the coun-
tries through which he travelled on
his visit to Jerusalem this sum-
mer.
The service will be at the
London Presbyterian Church, Fri
day, November a at $3.50 pm. The
public is invited.
AS in past years, all are asked
to bring packets of old clothing.
Mems clothing is particularly
stressed this year, although child
ren's clothes are always welcome.
The church women of the COM
munity are sponsoring the serv-
ice, with all churches taking part.
MRS. EARLEY
BREAKS SHOULDER
Mrs. c. c. Farley, McConkey
Road northwest of London, fractur-
ed her left shoulder when she slip
ped on some damp leaves and fell
Saturday night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Farm-Cify Day Groups
Express Appreciation

The recent Farm-City tour and
chicken barbecue was considered a
worthwhile activity and the COM
mittees wish to express apprecia-
ton to the following for the finan-
cial support: the First and Central
National Banks of London, the
Madison County Farm Bureau, and
the following Oranges: Science
Hill, Oak Run, Springfork. and
RANCE Cornrnunifv
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04

School Board members are:
Glenn Woosley, President; Jean
Day, Vice President; Robert
Creath, Maynard Dickerson and
Murray Lohr.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04

The very circumstance. which
your suffering sense deems wrath
full and afflictive, Love can make
an angel entertained unawares..
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
Patrol Reports On
October Activities

Corporal Paul Peterson of the
State Highway Patrol Post reports
the post activity for the month of
October as follows: 149 arrests;
1906 warnings issued; II accident
investigations with four personal
injury accidents wherein four per-
sons were injured.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
MONROE BOOSTERS
MEETING NOVEMBER 10

The Monroe Boosters Club will
meet promptly at pm. Thursday,
November 10, at the school. A pro-
gram by the school children will
follow Immediately after the bus
mess session.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
BUYING OLD FuRNITURE7

SS khNS ~
Here ore tests suggested t,y on
expert TO help you select choirs
that will stand up in normol use.
Be sure legs ore all the some
height. Test tighiness by kneeI-
ing on the front edge Of the
scot. then pushing firmly oeoinst
the back. Look for corner blocks
utsoched TO the ynderside ofihe
scot frome-o sign Of strength.
Top an upholstered sect: If it
sogs, springs ore worn out.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
a SIDEWALK INTERVIEW

a SIDEWALK INTERVIEW
O: Today's topic is, "Vhy do
you save at a banks" Your rea-
son. sir ? A: Well, I'm not ready
to invest; but | like my money
to earn interest while I'm wait
ing to use it. O: Thank you :.
and you, madam? A: It's so
convenient Il can do all my
banking under one roof! @:
Thank you. This lady. please.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-04
MONEY AND BANKING
In Everyday Lining

A: My bankers so helpful. He
always makes me feel right at
home O: And this gentleman
volunteered. A: My reason for
saving at a bank is that it's safe
land safety's what | want for
my reserve cash. Q:Well, there
you are, ladies and gentlemen
four people, four different rea-
sons. On one thing, however,
everyone seems agreed: There
is nothing quite like money
in the bank! (Why NOT open
your bank account, suith us?
X X 4
MANY PEOPLE find II profit
obIe 70 plan their borrowing In
odvunee; 10 list probable credit
needs for q yeor or so uhecd.
then toIk the whole thing over
with US. Try II. You don't ssori
paying for Iow-cost bonk credit
here until the time you octvolly
need and use il; but you can
make arrangements now, and
be ready when the time comes.
Evening star., 1955-10-09

Study This Chart
These are NOT standard pattern measure
ments, but those used by the designer her
self. Choose the size that fits your own
measurements and circle that size in the
coupon below:
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Au1oMoTIYE MIscELL.

q RACE lats model Ford engine,
5superl: S.25 to l head Mallory
isnition: i7-H ischindenian cam
ca; LIB. aluminium fyWheel.
polished ports: stock bore and
stroke. 5000. Can be seen any
time Sunday. Wo. 6-6016. NIKE
49, HUDSON ENGNE-Nev parts.
valves refaced, seats ground. Runs
fne, good for boat or power saw.
S25. Call JE. 3-S662.
MOBILE KITCHEN, 1916 Interna-
tional 3z-ton truck, equipped with
steam table. refEr. cabinets. $500.
OR. 3-613S. -
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BOATS

SPEED LINER. cless B utility;
cane Quick silver. lower unit, Has
never been raced; $3.50. Call KI.
HYDRoPLANE class B; throttle and
racing nm. sos. Call XII. 9-0177.
THE BEST in Boats, Motors, Trail
Terms. Trades and Service. Check
our prices. PATUXENT MARINE
SUPPLY CO., 1913 Baltimore Ave.
Hyattsyille Nd. WA. 7-4260. daily
DAYasAiLoR. x Mercury class; l5M-
cond.: ready to sail, ia. s-o01s.
CHRIS. s.cRAFT '6s lift. Sportsman
speedboat: in water, ready to 60;
vanished and in top shape. Orig.
price. $4,000. Best offer takes it,
1855 fEESSffSSsuDE fESfSRuDE, lo@ cash DEL deliv-
yam boats. ROBERT s. THOMAS.
s402 Fenton ST.. Silver Spring, 10.
OWENS. 1854. e5-ft. express cruiser,
equipped; S4.1O0. W. J. LITTLE,
sis s MHins sTEELcEsrT ass rs SEDAN, Ha ss4H 81 H.
complete galley; sleeps 4 on COM
Portable foam rubber; aux. gen
orator; new zinc bottom: completely
equipped and ready for cruising;
$2,5O0. XII. S-4o7S. % .
Is-FT. GIN. cedar-stripped 1854
Els Elstn boat le-h;p. PR ElEin In motor, or
mote control and steering; trailer,
life preserver bouysnt cushions and
other extras, is ,AAool condition;
28-FT. STEELCRAFT. 1947; sleeps
4; Chrysler engines extras; 81, 400,
CHRYsLER marine engine. 1854,
Ills h.p.. 2-to-l reduction, hy-
draulie shift; Ike. new: s676.
W. J. LITTLE. $50 Maine ave. s.w.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
"a Good Place to Retire
WATcHMAN.

WHA1 10 ne GSOng
Tn snshsrsd srses1 10y sninF e Ss cffq hi: i
fact, I am giving you, this, infor-
nation. You can live in this won
derful section Of Florida and enjoy
It's beautiful IL months climate,
where there is not any better
water, in 9 nice. tax-free home
schools, churches and recreational
garden and grow vegetables,
flowers, fruits, etc, and have
chickens and pets of your choice.
without restrictions: coming %, or
meddling: at e very low pries; Yo19 Yoo19
It's is best ' You f viii have hospitabis
neighbors, who say "hidy" and
The mean state 1t Chamber Of Commerce
says 1000 new families are NOV
Ing to Florids per week; They
cant all be wrong; Properly
this new section, only As minutes
and as minutes from the. most
beautiful beaches In the world, you
can buy or build g nice two
bedroom cottage. on 2 or 3 acres
Of excellent land, near ear town al At
tepms teem iff'geed L NEEDED. d. or you cam a buy "
4 choice lot of 2 or 3 acres for
from Sl75 to $3.50 per acre. II
you buy q homesite. from us, we
give you 90 days to inspect it.
and II you do not like 1t. we
promptly refund your money.
believe that every one. who sin
jewish, Jy Vsthoi cathoiic or Protestant. IS
honest. Because / believe this, II
you sincerely believe. in God. and
you want to come her and look
around. and you then tell me that
you regret having come, I shall
refund the cost Of your trip.
or any state official In Tallahassee.
E. E. CALLAWAY,
Registered Broker,
Blountstown, Fla"
Evening star., 1955-06-05
sUMMEk HOMES

MAINE seaside cottage: pvt. shore;
furn., 3 dbl. bedTms. ali-elee. kit.
mod. bath and shower. flrepl. July.
Avg. 9th; $3.50. OIL. 6-3S22. eyes
TO sWAP-4-bedrm. house. with al
facilities and GORGEOUS view on eoasi
Of Maine for 3-bedrm. house IN ol
around Wash, June 20 to Sept. 10
FOR RENT-Modern. furnished hom,
beside Skyline Drive, Front Royal
Va. BOX 312-L. Star.
JULY AUGUST artistically fur.
pished. near water, beautiful trees
large porch. boat, Woodland Beach
Nd. OIL. 2-0366. Monday.
NEW, COOL in summer. warm In
winter. Arm. and .screened-ir
porch cottage; finished most IN
knotty pine; near waterford. 9 mi
from point Of rocks; fishing, hunt.
ing and swimming: on Catoctir
Creek. beautiful mountain view; "A
mi. from Wash; Reas. to responsible
persons; yearly or summer. Cal
weekdays after S. IA. 5-6741.
FOR SALE--River Cabin Sites. 6hen.
sndoah Valley Of Va: fisiiing. boat
ting, swimming and horse back rid
ing. Write w. 8. FIGGATT. Mt
Crawford. Va,
Evening star., 1955-06-05
TRAiLERs

uTUTTv TRAuER. ali steel. fun
axle, leaf springs, lights, tarpauiin.
Carries q ton saeiiy; SOS. KI, g.
Q9s5 or ov. 3-5ll0; -
INDIAN .46. WIN sloEer enq
Toilet sxtaes. cieen en9 n IA 49,
como; - lvn = e. 1890 x 5SS9 fly
mac rAtk Mos'r soui'' az --S
TRAILER WANTED-2-wheel util-
ity. metal body. ia. S-0292,
.rr VALLEY roRGR "a. house
o2i., fA .aSs sso9A tsSs
nver nontfiy PAYMENTS. Lot rs.
Eishtinsale Trailer Ct. Rt. i, Alex
sS.ET RRrfNsWiCK '5S house
trailer. excel cond.: So, 500 or best
ofisT Iot "a. Niehtineale Trailer
eonrt Fnute i. Aisxandris.
oe err uoTsr TRAmFR with hath.
very good condition; $1,000. sP.
3-9336.
2S.FT. GENERAL TRAILER; excel.
eond': COMPLETE with alum. awnins
and HOTPOINT air conditioner. Night
ingale's' 2S04 Richmond hwy,
1ley- va. Lot ga, or call so
s-5n52
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UTILITY IhhAEa,, Hes.c. ~ ~ Ne
! WnseS ne" eohoition' feaSona'''
LO: 5-3433 ~, ,s.o,
SALE Oh TRADE, 3b-it, New N.Y. my2n
1858 trailer; write 70 y; 5ALu,hE- 1,i,sa =
NECK, 212 Temple Trailer Vuiase'
Alexandria, vs.,
1asI~AIJ. ALlIM., 40 feet. sleeps 4;
| tr,i,, heds fuh and shower: de luxe