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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21

appointed Assignments were
made for the next meeting. The
next meeting will be held at
Carol Willey's April % at 7:30
p. m. Carol Wiley, news report
er.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21
Sharon Girls

The Sharon Girls reorganized
their club Saturday, March u.
Deanna Marquis was elected
president, Barbara Pickenpaugh,
vice president, Neva Wilson;
secretary-treasurer, Jessie June
Pickenpaugh, news reporter;
Faye Wiley, recreation leader
and Judy Walters, health Of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21

While washing woodwork,
place a flat piece of tin behind
it to protect the wallpaper from
water damage or paint from wat
er damage or streaking.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21
Cozier Container Corp.
Occupies Old Site of
Caldwell Mlinil,g Car 60.
BY JESS S. HARRIS

Cozer Contaner Corp, occupying the building which
erected in the middle 1905 the newly organized
Caldwell Mining Car promoted and financed part
James Rosenee Its growth and subsequent decline
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21
NIiddIeburg Busy Bees

h@1Asy AS~Nc
The Middleburg Busy Bees
met on April Ia and elected of
ficers. They are as follows: presi-
dent, Shirley Lincicome; vice
president. Nancy Hayes; secre-
tary-treasurer, Judy Morrison;
recreation, Nancy Stanbery
health-safety, Donna Arnold;
news reporter, Betty Hesson. The
advisor is Maxine Addlesburger
The club chose a name and de-
cided to hold their meetings at
the Middleburg school house.
The next meeting will be held
on April 28, 1855 beginning at
700 p m Betty Hesson, news re
porter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21
Routine Operating Bills Allowed
By Village Council For Caldwell

The following bills for the village presented
and paid by the council at their regular meeting Tuesday
ing to Clerk Violet Morgareidge
For the month 0 March follows
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21

Monica Ann Lukas is the three
year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lucas, of 1924 E.
Wheeling avenue, Cambridge.
Grandparents are MIR. and Mrs.
Peter Robinson, of Sarahsville
and Mrs. Dan Lucas, of Cam
brfdge. Great grandparents are
Mrs. George Wentworth, of
Sarahsville and Mrs. Ernest
Ankrom, of Lore City. The moth
er is the former Anna Pearl
Robinson
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21

ficers. Seventeen girls were pre-
sent at this meeting, several
others are planning to join the
the club. Mrs. George Picken-
paugh, Mrs. Donald Picken-
paugh and Mrs. Joseph Wiley
are the leaders of this group.
Jessie June Pickehpaugh-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-21
come the most rugged trucks ever built

The power line with fuIl-view desanl
NEW Super engines-169 202 hp Worlds
powerful owtonnage V8 and the most dependable Sxes
NEW material that beathes for cooler comfortable
dvng New cabs to increase driver efficiency
NEW Higher payoads no-cuch ransmsons steer
ing brakng fueavng overdrve Plus smary styled nte
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

UsED-CAR LOT. 1921 9th st. NV
65sxH92: ST. 3-344O; ewes. JU
1911 si' 4ah ST. N.w.-store and a Ind
a apt, good for any business;
T W. sr Uithout restaurant fixtures
silver MS s-o sfRh:lNG-New. mod Ia air
100 So. It., With Ssnft' 'front.' lH'f IDEAL
for finance ONCE. real estate or in
T 1S5oR9s Parking PAL Rss IN rfnE Es7 (
DOWNTOWN. central NV. wash
Heavy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
building; 2nd floor (2,300 square
feet) ayailable;, heated, with private
rear alley loading platform, and par
sion. Call B. FRANKLIN KAHN
NO. 7-9111; ewes. OIL. 4-0l7S. 10
I,lOO so. FT., 92s 9th st. NV tcor
9TH and K n.w.). end A.. suitable
for ONCE wholesale. printer. union.
Insurance.; freight elevator. heat.
lights char service. SI I6,p per mo mo.
412 9th st. NV. RE. 1924
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 15ox100 it.,
on prominent northeast corner: fine
site for drive-in restaurant or ice
CASS,BERGEE; INC, FIN, 3-S100.
lot and frame building. reasonable
End OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 624-
20 New York ave. NV. approx.
2.400 50. T.. rent only S135 mo.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC. S15 18th
st. NV. DI. 7-7557.
COMMERCIAL GROUND. 80 IT.
frontage, 10000 So. IT.. 1909 loo.
Reas. WA. 7-9777, HE. 4-7474.
BALTIC. PARKWAY AT DOOR-Mod-
ern bldg. zoned light manufactur-
ing, approx 32x50, about 1000 SO.
It, good height: reaS rent. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 7-2137, Ii. 4-7265.
s-sToRY AND BsMT., brick bldg.
14l1 9th st. n.w.-Approx. $500
90. it.; cleo. conveyor belt to 3
floors; oil heat: in whole or part;
reas. rent Apply LEO M BERN
STEIN e. CO. 1000 p st. NV, or
call CO. 5-3533
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OPEN Sat.-Sun.

3 Ice bedrms.. . baths. full bsmt .
built-in oven IN cleo. kit lee
wooded lot; lge screened porch;
full din rm., full stairway 10 exp
attic; in Lake Bancroft area Sni,.
$50 Directions. Out Columbia
pike past Lake Bancroft to Downing
st. and open sign. JE. 2-6O97;
ewes IA 1-7S43 is
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HOUSES 70 BUILD

MODERN HOMES, $500. 3 bedrms. /;
5000 On. $50 mo-; % fir, plans, on
your lot or acreage. DON MANTZ,
JU. 5-b6tti IL
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GOLF
CLUB
MANORS

North Arlington's newest and finest!
Twelve new 1865 models of split
levels. ramblerS, Dutch Colonials to
select from--ranging from 8 bed
rooms, > baths to bedrooms, 4
baths. Prices from S26.950 to $780,
500.
All lots have so #. or more frontage
are gently rolling and many have
magnificent shade trees. Over 100
homes to be huilt-2S already sold.
Just u, miles from Chain Bridge on
Chesterbrook I'd, 1 block of Glebe
Minutes to the Pentagonl A perfect
location for. the. children and most
convenient for the family
Select your decorative colors for the
bath, for the kitchen and for the
outside and inside. We invite you to
see our plans--take look at the
lots-check the neighborhood. Call
IA. 7-0054 today! Or drive by and
see the homes under construction.
Directions: "a miles past Washing
ton Golf and Country Club on Glebe
= rd.. turn left on Chesterbrook I'd.
block to Golf Club Manors across
Chain Bridge as above directed.
REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION CORP ,
5000 Columbia Pike, All. ia. T-u954
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OPEN
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
THESE HOMES WILL BE OPEN
SUNDAY 1 TO &

THESE HOMES will BE OPEN
SUNDAY l TO g
ALEXANDRIA-A new 3-bedrm. ram
bier with full eround-level basement
There is "a bath in bSnt.. there f.
perfect spot for lge. rec. rm Come
BY R34 Putnam nj, Just of Janney
lane
ARLINGTON-ThiS 3-Dcdrm. ColonIAl
has Ice. den OF lily. rm. There &
'ull bSrnt, with - bath. earagc
ame2insiy low SiSD5r Direc
From Shlrles lass proceed PcrOS.
ARLINGTON Ridsr ~ - Glebu I'd"
loft 10 our op"n stan.
ANNANDALE-This large Broyhil,
Crest house IS beautifully fuln BY q
professional interior dccorator In.
cuded In lhn veg reasonable sale
nrlce arc al he dfspes cuftain"
cornices, carp iircDl set and mir.
rors You ~" vourSeli the pleasure
Of seems TIN ono. Dire, q ms, Out
CoumLta nike ~ G. ilowS rdo turn
right on Olycr I'VE. No. liOl
an our on Sirn
VERNON REALTY CO.
H. s-3l06 open TIL /!
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ARL.. N.-Duplex, new, brick: each
unit has :! bedrms.,. sep. utils. and
bsmt. $4,000 Will handle ELISA
BETH ANDERSON. ia 1-1739. --15
ERTY with ESQ gas station and .
Domer, SANDOZ, INC, No. : Du-
pont circle, DU. 7-1234. -15
3.APT. BLDG H " h.; on l acre
7-rm. residence. IA baths, h:-w.h.,
finished apt. above; on l acre.
Apt. and residence newly decorated
kll for $4,000. only $1,000 cash
PENTAGoN REALTY. Fairfax. Va
n GRt 1905 uorr, ,,,. =. p,.
baths, barber shop, lounge. dining
18th s.. nv, ME; s-4lO0. Id
BLDG. gas heat, each apt. contains
o rms" dinet etc: KIT; rb bath spac Incl,
PH HHhf P EN- s-2s49 H us D
TEN EFFiCIENCIEs~Excel. location:
very unusual furnishing and oper-
alton; See and believe. W. C.
GEERRJB1cH' EN-. 2-027s or NO.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for a COL
ored motel: no finer one In this
area; located in Va; For informa-
ton. call JE. 3-724S, is
; 49, W. D5 i arRBis& EN- s lHsa
STORE AND : APIS. of Mass. ave.
725 Ind st. NV. S23,5O0, Low down
pymt; DEMATATIs REALTY CO.
TaA1koM ioo PAR tx stunt brick apt.
adj. Sligo Park. priced less than :
times gross rent. Excellent renting
section, cow schools. transp. anf
shopping. A very good investment
CARL p, Po sREs Builder JU. s-ss3'
HAWKINS" OFFICE APARTMENT
BUILDING. centrally located in rap
idly growing county seat town. La
Plata. Md, opposite courthouse,
fronting on 8. busy streets; ha-acre
lot plenty Of parking space: also
ceiIent Investment; the best location
in town. 100000; terms. $4,000
cash, balance in 10 years: interest
80 Shown by appointment only.
LEoNARp SNYDER, tel. 3311' La
81 pia} nN1 n BLDG. - Mr.. 5Sth and
Foote st, ne. Tenants pay for own
utils, and heat. Better than 15G
net, return, on, investment; 10000
cash will handle each bldg. Gull
MORE REALTY co" JE. 4-6e5o'
BRICK .-FAMILY semidet. Sc. In.
simmons. WO, 6-S459 with R. S.
BLACKSTONE, Realtor, l016 18th
c,P,f ny~ Nj Nil, S-s @sR;abIs property
arr. into 1 apts1 baths. owney
wkdays, pis 5-sGii6. BRIoHTWooD
,S EfASa1f APT 81. BLDG year old.
with 3Oec profit on investment. Nj.
shopping, bus, schools Elk. 3-5S0l
BUSINESS REALTY co.
MODERN, SELF HEATING Stunt l.
bedrm; brick bldg. Tenants paw Al
utils Cheap price with terms. RA'
CoMML. PROPERTY - Mid town.
Long profitable lease to auto CO.
yN a9 e9G t sTmTES PT 1880 ssI ,p,sr
valuable Dupont Circle corner prop
AM IIorIDATiNG = Have 4-story
brick Co. Hts. of IAN. s !prn,
W, P,iced "a times 500 net gain
. 5rpreciate. OWNER. Box i4a2c
FAMILY FLAT $4,000: each
apt, 3 rms. Sit. din. bath; indy
gas ~ h.. excel ccld, Fully
'naat1c ST 3-i5dO; Sun. and ev"s.
r. H-Si13.
uISDA 49, immediate vicinity Of
%. Ofucc Enjoy living In this fine
re- dental propcrtt today with po-
""tial commercial possibilities in
the not -too-diStant future. Cal
sun, CT. i-3iO5, Mr.. Nasca. COX
& CO, RE i-lH33
~ HWY. COMMERCIAL. mr. Lor.
com lane---By OWNER. iO6is-ft
frontage, 23.4nn So It., very good
for professional or business. viii
sell now a. low price and good
terms See Az or telephone ~.
SIZES. IA. 2-S175.
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20,000-FT. WAREHOUSE
ONLY 99c PER 40 TIT

Mr. Navy Yard: has on-prsmises park
ing and loading facilities. Suitable
as warehouse, plus once and sales
space, light mfgr.. etc. Avail. now.
This is the best buy In this area
BY far
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
420 X st. NV. Elk. 3-1Sl1
ia
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. parcels, from
s sesa74 =; or EB. el ssSsEFsewAIn. III TE'
N. Y. AVE. AREA. Mr.. HECHT'S-
Second comml., 9,200 50. IT., l0o-ft.
front: SO IT,; must sell. Make offer.
TU. 2-446s. KoJAK'S. To. 2-4344.
-Four Mile Run drive
Seventy-ft. frontage,. $4,000 %. IT,;
will rent, sell or build to suit tenant.
RI. siding in rear. JE. ALTO,
ssxcREs INDUSTRIAL SITE. With
r,r. sides. In NV. washington, win
develop for responsible concern.
BRODIE-MANCHEST d CO., No.
g; Pooke Hill I'd. Bethesda. Nd.
NDusTRIAL and commercial gro1nd,
D. c. and Maryland; railroad siding.
PAUL H. LAUTERBACH q CO.. UN.
UP 70 8 ACRES with railroad siding,
ideal for contractors ward: sale or
lease: WIZ build 70 suit tenant near
TWO THOUSAND FEET Industrial
land with newly erected building in
ne. washington. Special price for
early action Call MR.. cASTON-
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

LARGE SPACE, in heart Of downtown
business section: can be used for
business or storage purposes. In
auire at III 10Th st. NV. is
DOWNTOWN Garage or warehouse
immediately available INQUIRE MRS
HEAD Ii. 7-94on or see your real
NoRTHEAsT-very. reasonable; ap-
prox. $500 So IT, on ! f.. with
parking. Ii. 6-0s90, 10 am; to
Q pm. lis
1900 SO. FIT, new bldg. 1st and X
SITS, Sc, area. Ii. 7-740o; ewes; ~
ALEX, VA. AREA-11,5oo 50. It..
new bldg. / floor. Ii. 7-74oo; eyes
1000 SO. FT., LIST and K SITS. Sc.
area; new bldg. LII. 7-74oo: eyes
WAREHOUSE, sOx50 and 10000 #
Of yard space; College Park area.
Cali Tower 9-6146.
10000 SO. FIT. air-conditioned space,
formerly used for offices and re-
search lab. About 1000 50. IT. in
finished ofice. balance in huores-
cent-lighted work space; Heavy cur
rent distribution, wide del. dr.. rail-
road If needed. Excel. comb: once
BROS INC, Di. $500.
HYATTsvILLE-1s.00 900 SO. IT., sc
r Per I. 50 ave. ", WA mr. 7;-87;ss. SUNS
. 500 g, 900 Q. 900 &. 900 l. 900 and
25,000-foot units; 90 minutes to
downtown. rail siding. air-condi.
operation in warehousing or manu-
featuring UN,, 4s0o2.
- 5Ox7O. new bldg;
avail June l; truck door. Will divide.
Reas. rent. MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-2552. JU. 7-64SO'
Sunday
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OWNER ON PREMISES
SUNDAY, IL TIL 6
$26,000-$4,00O DOWN

Balance ISL Trust u Years
10 acres. with 1-acre lake; Q bed
and din. rm . screened porches,
large kit: oil-hred hot water base
board and radiant heat; large shade
trees macadam driveway; 20x70
equipment shed and workshop;
newly. decorated: school . mile
immed occupancy school BUS al
door. FOR Apt. to Inspect week.
days call IA 4-1250: ewes, ia
h-Sl24 Directions: Out Arlington
blvd. to Fairfax Circle. continue or
dual highway to next traffic light
turn left on 1913 through town o.
Fairfax 4 miles to sign pointing L
Fairfax Station, Route $50 turn
right on $50, follow arrows &c
U6pnpn sion mi TX
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

VA. ESTATE-Swimming pool. acre
age very iarge house: miles be-
yond Leesburg III Loudoun County:
years lease Not shown on Sunday
500 month. ROMYE LAMBORN.
REALTOR. EXCLUSIVE AGENT, OF.
4-S5S6, OF. 4-SO3J.
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THOMAS H. RYON
FOGGY BOTTOM

Apt. site. $500 So. IT. in sreatly i'm
proved block. "a IT. front and good
alley facilities.
Remodeling opportunities for invest
ment or speculation. An opportunity
houses In cooperation with adjoin-
ing owners in order to reduce costs.
For information. call Mr.. Norris, jr.,
RE. 1855; week ends and ewes =.
LA. 6-1l5f, or visit 527 23rd st.
NV. Sun. 20 pm.
& NORRIS
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4 IINITS-NW
AL. 2-BEDPM. APIS.

ALAI Z-B EDFW. AFIN
! block iroL. shopping and on main
busline downtov is this moder I.
brick building in upper NV. Each
apt. rents St2 So me with tsnb ats
paying kAs and elec Never a.
vacancy. very good secure invest
ment. Call MI Mostow, VIZ. 6-e2ii
TANEN REALTY co.
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OPEN 1-6
RIVERWOOD
AnEAn 1kil q


This stunning brick -and-stone home
REALLY HAS EVERYTHING. Full
center hall. lbx26 living room with
bay windows and stone fireplace. and
13hx16 dining room with French
The tremendous, fully equipped
kitchen. with charming breakfast
nook, is o sight to behold. Paneled
den, 3 twin bedrooms, de luxe
colored tiled baths complete the
main floor. Huge recreation area,
laundry room. maids room, bath, q
car garage in basement. Over half
acre of lawn and shrubbery, with
190-ft. frontage. OWNER WILL
CONSIDER A SMALLER HOME OR
FARM IN TRADE, To inspect: Drive
west on Lorcom lane to Nellie Gusts
dr., right to Nelson st. right to 9th
ST., left to 21l4 N. Norwood ST.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Pndio Rldo Ar1 Ia -I1S5
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BUS. PRoP.-REkT icoat.I

HEAVY TRsFFIC-od house for
Sb9p, etc. Silver SpT.nR area; long
hwy rOnt; los rent. AD. 2-5S43.
MANI AVE. S.H.-Mod FIRE proof
bids: 4,--75 50. #. on . rs. l.3-ft
ceilings: $500 mo- A NJ ROTH CO.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Rear 49, 2nd St. NV. 2-Story brick
warehouse, over 1000 50. #. Priced
for immediate sale. BY OWNER. HE,
4-oS4p
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2-FAMILY FLATS

. 1900 BLOCK 18th ST. NE.
ants furnish all utilities. Monthly
income, SIPS. Price, S12.95O, sub
lect to 50 900 b. and J. LIST trust.
Call MR.. JAMES. DI. 7-1655,-17
Mr.. CAPITOL
. blks. off Penna. ave. Annual rent
ais over ST 900. This new Diet. apt
bldg. is an exceptional investment
at $4,000. Shows about 1870 net
return on invested capital, has l
ard > bedrm. apis. min. upkeep
Call Mr.. Bartlett, MA. S-4972, ewes.
LII, 2-4JS6.
THOMAS n RYON
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ARLINGTON
CATHEDRAL CEILING
This beautiful English Cape Cod has
exposed beamed ceiling in living
room, 3 bedrooms, ) baths and full
bsmt. with rec. rm., on nice wooded
lot.
DIRECTIONS: Glebe I'd. to Airing
ton Ridge I'd to S. Meade st. and
our open sign.
SUNSET REALTY, INC.
61b1 Lee Hwy IKE. $4,000
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CENTRALLY LOCATED
$4,000 50. it.. close to Union Station;
proof bldg. good loading facilities;
will lease at very reasonable rent.
or sell on most unusual terms. Mr.
Ginnetti, MA. S-06S0 DREYFUSS
BROS, INC, Realtors. lie
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Rents begin at sib. vacant To in
spect see ianitor in basement of
B. +. SAUL CO.
s2b 18th sT. NV Ma, $1,000
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4 UNIT-TAKOMA PARK

UNI -1fIAOuta Ef3IEA
Solid brick. Gross $3.50. Priced "a
times rental at so 800 Extraofdi-
4-.013 Man. Al Ma R-.S33.
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RENT FREE first month: -cond.,
floor about $50 So. It. Conn. and N
81. in new building, sos. HOLLAN-
DER, HE, 1861 Sun, or Elk 3-
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WILL SUBLEASE or rent $40 50. q.
nrand-new once space. in Penns.
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+ ST. AT 9th, 527 9th st. NV, de-
sirable Office and-shop space; good
light; COW. location; elevator bldg,
SO up. Apply $40 F ST. NV. RIM. 10.
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ALEX. VA. AREA-Two-story. beau
tifully finished office. air-cond.;
plenty parking; $500 it., total area.
Ii 400; ewes. ~. 9-437j. 20
EXCEL. LOG. Large single once; ex-
Gel. light. Reasonable rent. EN-.
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CORNER 9th AND F SITS. NV
large rooms; north light and sky
light, About 1900 50. IT. Reason
able. Elevator bldg. Apply $40 r
st, NV, Room 10 ~
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Three Men Accused
0fDoping Race Horse
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Mar s.
Three men were arrested today
and charged in connection with
the alleged doping of race
horse at the Fair Grounds
State Police superintendent
Francis Grevemberg identified
them as DR.. Alexander Harthill,
90, Louisville, KY, veterinarian;
Harvey L. Vanier. about 33, a
horse trainer from Hopkins, Mo-,
and Cassius Clay. go, of New
Orleans, director of the Food and
Drug Division of the Louisiana
State Department of Health.
DR.. Harthill was booked on
charges of bribery of public Off
Gals and unnatural stimulation
Of race horses. Vanier was booked
for unnatural stimulation of race
horses Clay was charged with
bribery of public officials.
The charges arose from the
alleged stimulation of the horse
Smasher who won the ninth race
at the Fair Grounds last Satur-
day, paying $40, $3.50 and SO.
He raced under the colors of
Mrs. L. E. Vanier and was
trained by Harvey Vanier.
The Louisiana Racing Com
mission, tipped that a certain
drug would be used on the horse,
allowed him to run and a test
revealed that the drug was used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Pan Am Games Post
Given Ed RosenbIum

Ed RoSenblum, a leading Wash
ington sports enthusiast for more
than 40 years. has been named
assistant to the administrator
of the Pan American Games
which open Saturday in Mexico
City.
Rosenblum, Washington re-
preventative for the United
States Olympic Committee and
the National AAU. will fly to the
Games Tuesday with other Of
ficials. The plane will stop at
Fort Worth. Tex, to pick up
members of the girls swimming
team.
A past president of the Dis
trict AAU and currently the
treasurer of that group, Rosen-
blum is also executive director
of the Jewish Community
Center. which he helped or
ganize as the Young Mems He
brew Association in 1912. The
YMHA baseball team, with
Manager Rosenblum playing
second base. was a power in the
old Central League 40 years ago.
A member of the Foreign Re-
lations and Executive Committee
of the National AAU for 10
years, Rosenblum also has held
various other positions with the
national and local AAU and
Olympic groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Stars Of 81 Named for Derby
Kentucky Derby Nominations

HiH-N-Dale Farm-Hardwieke. Laheim.
! DR.. and Mrs. Raul Hitesman-Toy
4 Town
| JacIyu stable-The Genius.
! William Kampfer, jr.-Snoosie.
Mrs. J. P. Keezak-Irish Brush.
King Ranch (R. J. KleberF)-Main-
Lazy r Ranch-Door Prize.
W J. Lewis, ir-Royal Mon.
Maine Chance Farm-Apollo, Friendly
Ace Ace NoR sasheT aaee aS S Guard A %sr
| Garland
| Stanley c MikelI-Lord o'War.
Dr.. T. 2 Miller and Gus Leullvits-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
M9rio. Nabesna. Psrr. frame judge
G. p Morris-Munchausen.
Murcain stabie-Blus Ruler. Fair
james Patton-Riches;
Pin Oak Farm-Roman Patrol. War
A FONT a-yiew stsd-croxn's Glory.
Adele l. Rand1Dr. Jekyll.
RoEebY stables-cup Man.
Joseph M Roeblingr1cedsr Hill:
starmount Stable = Reclaim. This
h John STEELE and W, 8, Miller-Tne
King
/ Sunny Side Stable-Beau Busher.
Taylorcrest StableS-Battle Dancer
! Bright Lark. Some Question.
Trumac Stables-Dark Chief.
Mrs J r H. Thouron--Fast ard Far
! Fred Turner. jr.-Mountain Song.
w l.. Ranch Co.-Honeys Alibi
G. r. White--Trim Destiny
c. " Whitney-Smoky Hill
George Widener-Nahar
! Same E. Wilson. ir.-Challa Roy Top
! Traffic
| WiSwel Stable--Money Weather
Woodley Lane Farm-Blue Quest.
Ernest H. Woods--Junaluska, Mighty
| Chief
Y. o. Stable-Charles A
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simply set the dial on the float
for the predetermined depth at
which you want your bait to
hang. and cast it out. This gadget
is a combination of float and
leader. 1t is this leader which
allows the bait to hang at any
depth desired by means of the
dial. You can get leaders for
two. four, six and eight feet. one
for three. six, nine and II feet,
and a third for five, 10. Is and
20 feet. The float and one leader
costs one buck. Extra leaders
are three for a dollar. If you
would like one, send your dough
to Glenn Products, Inc. 1929
Aikenside avenue. Cincinnati ID,
Ohio. Sounds like a joker street,
but that's the way you spell it.
y Xxx
Hunters and sport fishermen
in the United States reached the
record total of 32,654,199 this
past fiscal year and paid nearly
$85, 100000 for their licenses and
duck stamps, according to figures
of the United States Fish and
Wildlife Service. Fishing re-
manned the most popular sport
with 18,580,813 men and women
buying licenses, while hunters
totaled 14,073,386. In Maryland
some S722 1888 was spent for Ii
censeS, while Virginia'S fees
totaled 81 ,4OG.949, and West Vir-
ginia's S924,450. Pennsylvania
licenses for hunting and fishing
reached the astounding total of
$5,224,0