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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

Want a new modern warehouse, O.
900 or 10000 feet? We furnish the
land, financing. construction. Call
Mr. CaStonguay. LII. o-q3R9
JOHN F. DONOHUE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
LII 3-nnS4
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Fertile 54-acre farm with outstand-
full vista OF the St. Mary's River.
Frame farmhouse and complete set
of barns Terms. S"5,00o.
J. SPENCE HOWARD, JR.
st. Marv's CITY, Nd, ct Mills "a
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MD.

|. 146 acres, DavidsonVlle, Iarm-
house. 3 large barns, stable, out
onldnssd SgSva1 srss rpnnns ans srresmi n ss6
possession, 90 miles D. c. S27, 500.
., Upper Marlboro. Sia acres unim-
proved land, good for subdivision.
immediate possession l. miles
3. S5 acres. Anne Arundel County.
Groom home, basement. large
porches. shade trees. large. TOBACCO
barn, improved road, timber, "a
miles D. c.
home, full basement. orchard;
acre, paved highway, immediate
possession. 90 miles d. c.. $4,000.
5 IS acres. Prince Georges County.
Groom Colonial home. bath. large
trees, 4-room tenant house, . large
barns. stable, corn house. gravel
pit, on Largo State road. 1h miles
D. C, immediate possession, ideal
for private estate or SUBDIVISION
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Call Mrs. Williams. West River
44SI. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick. Md. -
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Suburbs CT historic War
renton,- Va. beautifully re-,
modelled an Iedeeors1en
home with S.is acres TsSvs OF room.. 1sn..
full baths: new furniture and
rugs; large trees S35, 900.
W. T. CARRICO
Exclusive
Warrenton. Va, Rt. i
lO36-J
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I1S ArPTS

lb' HSAhIA1
Authentic 1895 brick manor
house on 1875 fertile acres
In upper Montgomery County.
Md House contains 9 rooms,
central heating, 3i2 baths:
slate roof: handsome mantels.
random width floors. eX-
quisite woodwork with Chipen-
dale staircase: all rooms with
fireplaces: servants quar-
tiers. Groom modern man
ayers house: bank barn. silo.
cattle shed and usual out
bldgS.: 2-car garage. Manor
house is located at the end OF
an attractive lane bordercd by
outstanding view elevation
500 ft) Farm is well watered
with stream and springs: 45
min. to Washington. $4,000.
terms.
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800 ACRES

Beef cattle farm. large
frame T-bedroom house. in
excellent condition, with 2
baths: bank barn. 2 silos,
other outbuildingS. Good
stream. 35 acres woodland.
Outstanding view. SO miles
D. c $4,000.
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EWES. AND SUNDAYS
PHONE MARSHALL 5-SS

SEE THIS ATTRACTIVE
Farm. by owner, l45 acres on state
rd: never-failing stream; 9-room
modern home; . bathrms., knottv-
pine kitchen, etc: dairy and fields
rented; good income. Master home
available to new owner. $4,000
cash, balance financed. Taxes. Sl09
wear.
Directions: Out No. 24n to Damas-
rus. sharp left turn She'll sta. in
Damascus. then 5 mi. through
Kemptown 70 Goet8e Farm, left
side Tel. Underhill 5-27sl. Call
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Dairy farm: milking par
lor a stanchion1. 400-ga allon
milk tank. bank barn, stone
feeding shed, usual outbuild-
ings. Broom frame. modern
house. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths: |
mile frontage on Route IS.
10 miles from Rockville.
100000,
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Remington, Va, Rem. II
Vests New Catalog!

"NDU d 4NNW
Eastern Shore-Eastern Pennsylvania
Catalog Jam-packed from cover
10 cover with latest farm. home and
business bargains. Completely dtf-
ferent, you may find what you want
at the price you want to pay. N
FPFFl VESTS. WSE-6. 1875
Western Saw Fund Bids, Phtla.. Pa.
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For further particulars OF this ant
other properties, contact L. A. Aber
crombie. Poolesville 1891.
Randall H. Hagner 81 Co,
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HINT COUNTRY

HUN / NOON i N
65 acres In the heart Of the Virginia
hunt country, AZ miles from d; {.
Plank and post and rail fencing,
farm pond. box stalls. hay bar
racks: other outbldgS. Completely
renovated 4-bedroom, ia-bath. =
fireplace dwelling that's in a lovely
setting of shade trees and box
wood. The excellent grass is wait
ing for your cattle or horses. I'm
mediate possession. Priced firmly
at $4,000. Owner will finance II
you have n down. Shown by ap-
pointment only.
JACK L. MIDDLETON
INSURANCE
THE PLAINS, VA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

man r. Cohen is president Of the
firm.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co. has
been made a member Of the In
ternational Traders Club Of the
Brokers Institute of the National
Association of Real Estate
Boards, the firm announced
today.
The Washington Real Estate
Boards Women's Council has in
vited all members Of the board
to attend a luncheon meeting at
noon Thursday at the Burling-
ton Hotel. Dorothy Bell Hill,
president, announced today.
Walter Warren, real estate dis
play manager of The Star. will
be among speakers at the meet
ing.
X \ X n
Leasing Of the newest julius
Garfinckel & Co. branch store
to be located in shopping CEN
ter at Seven Corners. Fairfax
County, Va, which will be
started within several months,
was handled by Weaver Bros.
Inc, which also previously nego-
tiated a lease for a branch store
of Woodward & Lotlrop in the
same center.
r 4
James A. Carroll, real estate
appraiser in private practice
here, has been named appraiser
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in the Washington area for the
Chase National Bank. 1t was an
nounced today.
Mr.. Carroll entered the real
estate brokerage and appraisal
field here in 1927. He served
from 1888 to 1887 as district APP
praiser for the Home Owners
Loan Corporation. Since 1887,
with the exception of Army
service from 1941 to 1915, Mr..
Carroll has had an appraisal
practice in the District area.
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THE HAMLET
Chevy Chose, Nd.

Beautiful brick rombler only yeos old with extra loree living
separate dining Voon large kitchen with breakfast
twi-z: bedrooms bohs ,eot screened porch overlooking
bath. Breezewoy garage. Lose leyeI lot. $42,5oo
o
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Realty
Revue

Curt C. Mack, former assist
ant commissioner Of the Federal
Housing Administration in
charge Of mortgage underwrit-
ing. has been named senior vice
president of the frederick w.
Berens mortgage banking firm
and its associate sales organiza-
ton, it was announced by
George w. DeFranceaux. execu-
tive vice president Of the firm.
Mr.. Mack, who recently has
been associated with the S. l..
Zimmerman Organization Inc,
of Baltimore, is a past president
Of the Washington chapters of
the American Institute of Real
Estate Appraisers and the Socie-
ty of Real Estate Appraisers. He
also was a lecturer on real estate
and mortgages at American Uni
verSity.
x**
Ralph J. johnson, chief of
housing hygiene activities of the
United States Public Health
Service. next month will become
director Of the National Associa-
ton Of Home Builders construc-
ton department and research
institute. Mr.. johnson sue
ceeds Leonard c. Haeger who
has been named technical di-
rector for Levitt & Sons ! of
Levittown, Pa.
4 \ 4
Fred r. Stair, former director
OF the National Retail Lumber
Dealers Association, has been
appointed acting director of the
FILA state insuring office in
Memphis. Tenn, FILA Commits
sioner Norman Mason announced
this week. Mr.. Stair was a mem
Der of the committee of Ma
tional Retail Lumber Dealers
which called upon President
Roosevelt in 1888 and urged the
creation Of a government agency
to assist families seeking to buy
homes. The following year, FILA
wa established.
Thirty-five Washington firms
will exhibit products and serv-
ices next Wednesday at the Bur-
lington Hotel, when the Build
ing Owners and Managers Asso-
citation Of Metropolitan WASH
ington holds its second Associate
Exhibit Day. The exhibit can
be seen from 10 am. to 3 pm.
James c. Leeper. past president
of the Philadelphia Building
Owners and Managers Associa-
ton. will discuss "Modernization
Cost of Office Buildings" at
1890 pm. Sterling Bigler, pres
ident Of the National Associa-
lion OF Building Owners and
Managers, will accompany him.
\ \ u
The National Association of
Plumbing Contractors has been
accepted for membership in the
Building Research Institute,
technical society for the building
industry, it was announced this
week by William H. Scheick, ex-
ecutive director.
Also accepted for membership
were Carl M. Freeman, Inc, of
Bethesda, Md, and w. E. Reyn-
olds, former United States Com
missioner Of Public Buildings.
4 y y
The Montgomery County Real
Estate Boards education COM
mittee will hold the third in a
series Of clinic discussions at 8
pm. Tuesday at the Citizens
Building, Silver Spring.
Legal Aspects of a Real Estate
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CHEVY CHASE, ND.
8413 Lynwood Place

Neor Columbia Country Club
and exceptionally convenient to
excellent transportation and
shopping. Attractive detoched
Colonial home, only 5 years old.
Vestibule, LIST floor powder room,
reor screened living porch; 8
bedrooms, 2 boths End floor.
Cos A. c. heat. Garage. Good
lot 6oxll0. Anchor fenced.
Priced OF $4,000 for immedi-
ote sale.
Directions: out Conn. Ape., lust past
Chevy Chase Lake, turn lett on Laird
Place to LvniDood Place, lett to house.
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Deal" will be discussed by w. q.
Nicholson, secretary Of the Real
Estate Commission of Maryland;
William K. Copenhaver. presi-
dent Of the Suburban Title and
Investment Corp, and F. Archie
Meatyard, jr., president Of the
Lawyers Title Co. Of Montgom-
cry County.
The Wharton real estate and
insurance firm Of Alexandria has
been incorporated as Wharton
g. Potter, Inc, it was announced
this week by the president, Hem
ry r. Wharton. E. Sheldon Pot
ter is associated with the new
firm. Wellington Goddin has
joined the sales staff.
X X Y
Marvin F. WeisSberg an
nounced the opening of Offices
of Weissberg Bros. Realty at 2030
North Sixteenth street, Airing
ton. The office will be associated
with Weissberg Bros. of WASH
ington and New York. -
X X X i
Frank L. Parish, formerly with
the j. Wesley Buchanan Co. OF
Arlington, this week announced
opening Of the Laurie Corp. real
estate Office at 1884 Wilson boul-
evard, Arlington. Mr.. Parish. who
has been in the real estate bust
ness in the Washington area for
the past three years. is president
of the corporation.
X \ X
The Cavalier Construction
Corp. has moved its offices to
1924 Old Georgetown road, Be-
thesda, it was announced. Nor
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KENWooD, Nd.
COOS Kennedy Drive

a most oftnoctixe residence in
this exclusive community; let
floor library ond full both; 4
bedrooms and Z baths End floor.
Stoirs to ottie. The dining room
hos on directive bcy.Window
which odds to the ehorm Of the
house. Entire bqsemsnt covered
with .osphoIt tile. 2-cor oorooe.
Fenced reor yard. SAT. 500.
Directions. Ont Wise. Aps., begoRd
Western Ags. to Dorset Ars., left on
Dorset and continue to Kennedy Dr.
right to house.
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Yorktowne Village
500 Worthinaton Drive

Large eenter-holl brick Colonial
with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on
End floor. Modern kitchen. lst
floor library and powder room.
Loree screened porch. Floored
ottie. Moid's room and both in
basement. Gorooe. $4,000.
Directions: Out Mass. Are. beyond
Westuoreldnd Circle one block. tsrn
right on JdmestoiDR Rd. Go one block
and turn right on Worthtn1ton Drtpe
to house.
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sRlARcLlff-siol MANNING PLACE NV.

OPEN SATURDAY. rs; sum. l6. One
absolutely
higher Asehse
generally found includes richly
nhrur beekshsss adins Three
lovely bedrooms end bs The second hoes 5000 'sesnay spent
ins bsaf Kitchen Of Tomorrow Afrcehvs euboem with rsplees
living perch Two
Nbrska t evshbese Rad
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BERKELEY-4736 STREET N.W.-oPEN SAT-. z-6 SUM-. lis
We respectfully the .su and workmanship this fire
Boundnsw COLONEL
roof Large ly first floor Three lovely
bedrooms ond bts floor Finest controlled rsdenol Of
beautifully wooded Foxho Rood few
Of homes a hos been built in
left w. left home
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WooDHAVEN, Nd.
63fS AIcott Rood

Brick pointed white Colonial home
on lovely wooded lot, containing
3 bedrooms, dressing room and
z baths on 2ad floor. Small den
LIST floor. Screened living porch.
Ployroor,, moids room and both
in basement. immediate posses
sion may be had. Price $2e, 600.
tAdjoinino lot with 90 frontooe
noy be purehosed.@
Directions. Ont Bradley Biyd. beyond
wilson Eane to WoodhdDen BlDd., left
to Aicoft Rd., left to house.
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"If You Don't See
Ii-Ask for It!"
you CAN ALWAYS GET
HAcTLY WHAT YOU WANT
At YOUR GIANT

At YOUR GIANT
If you don't see the exoct
cut Of meot you wont in Qua
disploy, just go to our Spe-
eioI Service Window, Iocoted
in the Meot Department.
There you con order the ex-
oct weight and cut Of the
meut you desire for your
special needs. Our meot cut
ters ore oIwoys on duty TO
eheerfuIIy fill your speeioI
requests and give you sx-
aetly whot you wont.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10

Valley and Summerfield win
their remaining contests, in
order for a tie to result. The
Riders have only Forest Grove
to play, while Sarahsville and
Summerfield have a return bout
on Friday night.
The Golden Gophers led at
every quarter stop as they
avenged an early season 81
point loss to Belle Valley. Both
teams tailed % field goals but
Summerfield took the game from
the free throw line by meshing
% charity tosses compared to 10
for Belle Valley.
Mike Varhola pumped in SO
points, IA from the free throw
stripe, to take scoring honors
while Terry Wharton netted 19
to lead the victors,
Sarahsville and Harriettsyille
were tied up 22-all at the end of
the IlfSt quarter, ana the Red
Devils maintained a slim 40-37
halftime lead, before pulling
away in the second half to win
by II points.
Gerald Snode and Joe Clark
accounted for % and % points
respectively, plus 19 by Mel
Davis, but Bill Lallathin of the
Elks shared 33 to top both teams.
At Dexter City, Batesville
started slowly but gradually
built up a second half lead to
defeat the Tigers 81-62.
Joe Hughes with % points and
Dale Starr with 21 paced the
Beaver scoring attack, but Gary
Davis of Dexter tailed % for the
games high mark.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
ENJOYS FURLOUGH

Ai2C Edgel M. Morrison, who
is serving with the u. S. Air
Force, enjoyed a 30 day fur
Tough recently with his mother,
Mrs. j. M. Morrison Of Cam
bridge and other friends and re-
latives in Noble county, He is
stationed at the Hickam Air
Force Base in Honolulu. His com
plete address is as follows: AI2C
Edgel M. Morrison, AF l55l034l.
l500th Opr So, APO 953, San
Francisco, Calf.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10

quarter, RoseVille ahead 3l-30
at halftime, and Caldwell in
front 1885 at the three-quarter
post. The Redskins were hobbled
by personals from the start as
Merwin Tilton, Sam Bates and
Leon Bates each had four before
intermjssion. Both Bates boys
went out just when the final
period began as their 10 per-
sonals pushed Caldwell's quota
to rs compared to IA for the
Ramblers, who used only five
men throughout the entire game.
Roseville netted only three
field goals in the second half but
spent enough time at the foul
stripe to win the game. In the
fourth quarter alone, the Ram
blers fired IA free throws com
pared to Caldwells four, and two
of the Redskins meagre total
were shot by Tilton after the
game was over.
In the third period in order
to avoid fouling and protect
slim lead, Coach Jones ordered
a passing-stall out front. This
procedure normally causes your
opponents to come out after the
ball thus drawing fouls, but
believe it or not Roseville still
came out on top by shooting
five free throws to CaldwelPs
three in this quarter.
The pattern was drawn in the
opening quarter when the score
was tied 1916 TO end the period.
Caldwell attempted six charity
tosses, Roseville Is. Sam Bates
accounted for half the Redskin
points in this stanza.
In the second quarter, Tilton
found the range for four fielders
but the Ramblers pulled ahead
31-30 as George Spring continued
his sensational foul-shooting re-
cord. He finished the game with
II out of l3 and a total of %
points.
After the score changed hands
several times in the fourth
quarter, the count was knotted
at 45-45 with two minutes to go
and Roseville in possession.
The Ramblers stalled out the
bulk of these final minutes wait
ing TO get a final shot at the
bucket with no hope of retalia-
ton by the Redskins. With about
10 seconds left, Spring drove for
the bucket and Allen Manson
was charged with a foul.
Spring made only one of the
two, missing his only one of the
game, but pulling Roseville in
front 46-45. Caldwell in turn
raced down the floor for their
final attempt as Tilton drove for
a shot But despite a similar
block, foul was detected on
Dave Cooper sending Roger Rus
sell to the foul line.
He likewise converted one out
of two giving the Ramblers a
47-45 lead with only seconds
left. On the race doWncourt, Til
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10

as both teams missed easy shots
and displayed ragged form.
The bright spot for Caldwell
was converting l3 out of 18 free
throws, a deciding factor in the
final stages of the game when
every point counted. Crooksville
made good only Is out Of 80
charity tosses.
The Redskins took the lead in
the first quarter as Vance Bates
connected for three fielders and
Sam Bates added five points for
an 11-9 margin. They continued
into the second quarter by again
netting II points to Crooksville's
nine.
In the third quarter, the Ger
amics knotted the score four
times and took the lead by as
much as six points as the visitors
began to utilize the heighth of
g. 81 center Nal Williams, who
had managed only four points
the first half.
Williams tossed in six points
on rebounds and jim Mckinney
tailed six points from the side
to even up the game. For Ca1d-
we'll, Merwin Tilton bagged
three fielders and Vance Bates
six points as the Redskins caught
UP and went ahead again 1884.
In the final quarter, Caldwell
was outscored 17-15 but managed
to hang on long enough to win.
Big lift in the late minutes was
provided by Allen Manson with
six out of six free throws and a
rebound bucket for eight points.
Vance Bates. registered 20 for
Caldwell and Sam Bates was
second high with 13.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
INJURED IN GAME

Glenn Worthington and Ernest
Varhola, members Of the Belle
Valley high school basketball
team, were treated in the office
of DR.. o. E. Imhoff for injuries
received in the Belle Valley and
Summerfield ball game Friday
evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10

ton was fouled this time getting
two shots as the buzzer sounded.
He made the second for final
score of 47-46.
Only four Redskins entered
the scoring column, Tilton net
ting is, Leon Bates II, Vance
Bates 10, and Sam Bates nine.
The preliminary was won by
Roseville 54-31.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
INJURED IN FALL

Mrs. Zoa V. Dickinson of w.
Playground street, has received
word that her granddaughter,
Zoa Grace Kuntz Albrecht Of
Opportunity, Wash, formerly of
Noble county, fell recently at
her home and fractured three
Vertebraes in her spine.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
School improvements

Let's take a little journey
through Caldwell high school
and view some of the improve
ments that have been made
within the past year.
The first thing we see as we
go in the door is a large brightly
colored sign telling us that the
Industrial arts department is in
the basement. We go down and
are surprised to find a very large
room that extends completely
across the back of the building
and about half the buildings
depth. Within this room are
many power tools as well as the
customary hammers and saws.
We take a look into small
cubical affair and find that it is
equipped to teach the art of
welding.
As we make our way back up
to the first floor, we notice that
what used to be the study hall
is now divided into two rooms.
One of these rooms is the study
hall and library, while the 9TH
er is a class room.
Moving down to the end of the
hall we enter the rooms that
house the commercial depart
ment. In the first room are the
typewriters on which the stu
dents learn the first basic arts
Of business communication.
Located in the second room
are the adding machines, the
stencil machines and other
equipment that is so vital in the
teaching Of a good commercial
course.
Proceeding up to the third
floor we find one room that is
soon to become a very modern
science room. At the other end
of the hall there is a class room
where the typing room was pre-
viously located.
Alter taking this journey
through the high school building
we come to more fully realize
the important role that educa-
ton plays in the life Of an
| American citizen.
--------------------
Now is the time to get your
strips laid out for strip crop
ming
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
CONFINED TO HOME

Miss Charlene Ball Of Dexter
City route 2, is still confined to
her home with illness. She will
be observing a birthday anniver-
sary on Feb. 13.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10

Another tractor meeting has
been scheduled for Wednesday
evening, Feb. is at the Baker
Sales &, Service company, south
Of Caldwell. The first year class
will learn about Clean Air for
Your Engine" and the second
year class will be taught Pow
er Transmission. Ladd Wheeler
and Glen Slay are the instruc-
tors.
Photo observation-disclosures
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
SunmerfieId Trlpped
BY Buffalo S7-7O

Summerfield invaded Buffalo
for a non-loop contest Tuesday
evening and dropped an 82-70
decision, as they were outscored
from the field as well as the foul
limo
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
SarahsvilIe Trims
Charlottesville 1859

The Sarahsville Red Devils
scored at will Tuesday night to
defeat Charlottesville 1869 in
a non-league game. Nine of Sar-
ahsville's II players got into the
scoring, while the losers used
Is men to no avail.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
AA
- - #HW
MO5 sAAwN
G NEWS
THE REDSKINS will be idle this

THE REDSKINS will be idle this
Friday night, instead of play
ing the strong Pleasant City
team as originally planned. The
game was cancelled at the re-
quest of Pleasant City officials
who announced the reason as
"too many players sick and in
jured." Whatever the cause, the
effect is very disappointing to
Caldwell, leaving them stuck"
with an open date in what had
promised to be the biggest game
of the season locally.
NEXT TUESDAY, the Redskins
are host to arch-rival McCon-
nelsville in a return game, the
first bout being taken by the
Big Reds 47-46. NJ & M has been
improving rapidly, winning six
of thir last seven games, their
lone setback in this stretch being
to New Concord 66-65. The Big
Reds have a season mark of nine
wins against six losses and pre-
sent a well-balanced scoring
threat with a tough defense.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
Redskins Take 53-5i verdid Over
CfOOksviIIe In MvL Game tuesday

In single game played here Tuesday night the Redskins
edged out Crooksvle 535 duel right down to the final
buzzer For Caldwell it their sixth II games, while
the Ceramics have only of H. One of their victories
8582 Caldwell early the Tuesdays
did not ature what could be Good bal eher
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
MVL STANDING
TUESDAYS RESULTS

Caldwell So, Crooksville 81
Roseville SO, Dresden 40
Philo IS, New Concord 81
M & M rs, Beverly rs
Junction City 81, New Lex 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-02-10
SummerfieId Trips Belle Valley 1856;
SarahsviIIe CIinehes Share OF Tile

In the feature last Friday nights card Summarized
virtually eliminated Belle Valley from chance of sharing the
Noble County league title back the Riders 1866
the winners floor. Sarahsvi meantime cnched least
first by downing invading Hariettsve 9073 The
Devils would have lose both REMAINING while Belle