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Unless plenty. Of snow falls in
the Blue Ridge Mountains. we
predict that trout fishing in the
Shenandoah National Park will
again be banned next season.
There just isn't much water to
speak of in the streams and
and many are absolutely dry. We
have never seen them in such a
Iparched state.
Both branches of the Shenan-
ldoah, but particularly the North
Fork, are low in water. but
strangely enough the main river
seems to be fairly full, although
natives say it is not. The water
in the Shenandoah is clearer
than we have ever seen it. Stand
ing on one of the bridges cross
ing the South Fork last Thursday.
We could see catfish in the water
of stretch which must have
been quite deep. One Of our
friends who made a float trip
between Routes so and 7 the
latter part of November said they
saw a few bass but great numbers
of catfish. Some of them would
have gone well over 10 pounds.
There also were schools of carp,
with some of the fish Of ire
tmendous size.
/ We are saddened to learn of
the death of our old friend
Jimmy Stuber. a great outdoors
man and conservationist. Jimmie
was better known throughout the
Midwest. We met him first
through the late Bob Wilson.
and came to know him fairly
we'll Small of stature but mighty
in deed and spirit, he was JOY to
be with and man to pattern.
/ Jimmy was full of fun. One
story he told is typical. He was
running fishing camp in North
ern Minnesota. employing Indian
guides. the best of whom was
also dubbed Jim. One of his
paying guests. a wealthy ice
manufacturer. came up to spend
a fortnight and Stuber most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETCH

naturally assigned his best guide
Jim. to this man. They started
out most auspiciously, but re-
turned at the end of the first
day rather glum. They'd caught
plenty of fish but the guest was
very much dissatisfied.
After dinner Stuber asked him
what was the trouble and he
replied that it was no fun to
fish all day with someone who
wouldn't talk. He and Jim got
along fine at the start but sud-
denly the Indian clammed up
and would hardly grunt. Sc
sStuber went. to Jim and asked
him the reason. This was Jim s
account:
Start day fishing. Man, he
ask plenty questions long time
Me answer. Then me ask him
question. Me say You got
plenty money. come up here
fishum two week. How you
makeum money? Injun like
makeum plenty money, too.
He say to me me make ice In
summer time - sellum -- make
plenty money He must think
Injun big dam fool"
IF a nice looking gent comes
up to you some time after next
month and starts asking ques-
tons about your hunting and
fishing, don't be surprised. Hell
probably introduce himself as q
representative of the firm which
has been engaged by the Fish
and Wildlite Service to make
the first scientific survey of the
economic aspects Of hunting and
fishing In the United States. The
inquiry will determine the num-
Der Of persons who hunted and
f1shed for sport in 1855.
1t is known that more than
80 million hunting and fishing
licenses are sold each year, but
few States require a license for
fishing In coastal waters, and
many persons hunt or fish with
out license because of age or
other exemptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Andrews Five Beuts
Fort Eustis, 1924

Andrews Air Base won its 18th
straight basketball game last
night by trimming Fort Eustis,
103-74. at Andrews.
The game was tight only dur
ing the first eight minutes, after
which the Airmen pulled away
10 a 47-35 halftime lead.
Big scorer last night for An
drews was Bob Rousey of Kansas
State, who netted 10 points, fol-
lowed by Cliff Hagan of Ken
lucky with II. Tops for Fort
Eustis was Jim Bredar, who
played for Illinois and the old
Zollners, with Is points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

NV. The shop was void Of pa
irons at the time.
! The man motioned the boy to
Sans chair, and settled himself
beside a magazine table. Sud-
denly. he seemed to remember
something, and left the shop.
Sam finished the boys crop,
admired the job. and said: Dad
dy gonna like va hair now"
But" the boy answered, that
man wasn't my father. l never
saw him before. I just met him
with two other men out front
and he told me to come on In
and he'd get me haircut"
"Ya tella me he notta va
Daddy? Volta da-"
! Sam eyed the boy ominously.
/ "Deesa gag? A leetle stinka,
huh?"
/ The boy assured him otherwise
! Then Celia asked hopefully:
I"Ya Momma giva da mon for
haircut. yes?"
mo SIR" the boy said, land
guess I better CO." He did.
Sam turned to Torres: "Wotta
da help"
| Knowing Joe Torres, it was
easy to picture the humor in his
eyes when, soberly. he said:
I ut looks as though you're
out one haircut. You'll have to
pay for 1t, If that man doesn' t
come back. I'm running a BUSH
ness. you know"
| The man did return the next
day. He handed Celia a FIVE
spot. Sam hurriedly rang up the
price of the haircut. and prof
fered the change.
The stranger grinned.
Keep it," he said, that's your
share of a payoff. bet couple
Iof friends of mine I could get
that boy a haircut free"
Little Sammy's old stamping,
or sitting grounds, next Sunday
will hold bowling party unique
in District annals. George Will
bur. proprietor Of the Petworth
Bowling Center. will be the host.
/ Petworth for several years has
been non-segregated.
I 1T was tough going for a
time" Wilbur says. but now
we're solidly on our feet and /
want to do something about it."
/ What he's done is to offer
every bowler who shows up next
Sunday, from 2 pm. to midnight,
a pair of games, duckpins or
tenpins. in return for q can of
food.
The chow will 60 to No. 10
Police Precinct for Christmas
baskets.
| Auggie Scllroll. portly former
policeman who runs Baltimore
tavern. recently rolled a 500
duckpin set with a high game of
1872. Schroll. a popular figure
in Washington tournaments,
| finished the 1872 with four
straight strikes and started the
next game with two for six In a
row. This was in the Baltimore
Major League. In the Baltimore
Minor a while back. Jim Wimp-
ling rolled SIS. with q high Of
100.
Steve Dyak. another regular
patron of Washington events,
racked up Baltimore season
record few nights ago with a
game of 2l2 in the Pennland
Mixed Doubles League.
Today. Schroll and Dyak will
be among the highly respected
contestants in the Ray Won
Dreele Classic at the Patterson
plant in Baltimore. A batch OF
Washington stars will be In the
field.
/ 1t will be a busy day for some
Of the District experts. what
with participation in both the
Won Dreele and the Fort Davis
Limited Doubles Handicap. The
latter, open to twosomes COM
posed OF men or women or both.
| Is a popular affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Cornell Club to Meet

Hal Mccullough, Cornell Uni
versity backf1eld coach. will be
guest speaker when the Cornell
Club of Washington holds its
annual football smoker at 8 pm.
TC"r6ay at the Hotel CONT
mental.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
krumer's 20 Points
Helps Michioun Win

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec. IL
H.-Led by Ron Kramer, the
football star, and Pete TilIotson
6-foot-6 sophomore. Michigan
downed Nebraska. It'll. tonight
for its first basketball victory Of
the season.
Kramer plunked in 20 points
and TillotSon 16 to overcome the
deadeye shooting of charlie
Smith, Nebraska forward. Smith
led the scorers with "a points.
Michigan built up a 5000 half
time lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 10 CP.-
A 36-point blast by big Jim
Krebs propelled Southern Meth
odist to an overtime 1921 vic
tory over Minnesota tonight.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Dec. 10 LPl.
Norm Stewart. Missouri guard,
ecoreless from the field for the
first 81 minutes. led the Tigers
in a blistering second half rally
to a 74-73 upset over Illinois
tonight. Illinois led at the half,
4l-28.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec.
10 P.-Indiana's Hoosiers, re-
turning to their firewagon style
of the era before huge Don
Schlundt, ran roughshod over
Kansas State tonight, 96-72.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

EVANSTON, Ill. Dec. 10 (P).-
Notre Dame handed Northwest
ern its third straight basketball
loss Of the season tonight. 71-6l,
behind Lloyd Aubrey's 26-point
output.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

OTHER L0NG.PLAYING WALDORF CHRISTMAS RECORDS
ando
by with ond orsonA A
NIGH
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64O7 N. 29th ST.
ARLINGTON. VA.

3 3.bedrm. brick rambler; freshly
dec, mr.. schools, churches and
shopping. This house is IN new
condition and in one of ArlinEton 5
nicer sections. win rent for SIl5
or consider selling with $1,000 down
aid balance in monthly payments
81 Sinn call KE A-InS2 Il
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Exclusive Area

It's a beauty. Charming ana lust
tastefully decorated 3-bedroom home
at moderate rental of $40, at 2946
Legation st. NV. Family-size living
room with open fireplace. spacious
dining room. garage. plus front and
rear porcheS.
gpA IAN at N w MA H-n,115
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.
Transferred to Fort Meade
SILVER SPRTNG
APTs. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.; new bldg. mr.. Hecht's-1 bed
utils. Phi. ia. S-7304. 3
ARLINGTON-Available now; l bed.
room, large refrigerator. exhaus
fan. large kitchen. Venetian blinds
wired for .. Tv, and air1eond;; r1;oadn auto auto
Hall, Navy. Four-direction bus Al
laundry facii. Locked storage. OF
parking. No children or pets. AL
util.: $3.50. IA. 4-1706 after 4
ia. 7-60S1 during day. -3
ARL.--Close In, best section: 2 bed.
transp.; no children; sos; Out Wi.
son blvd. left on Oak St. risht t.
1884 10th I'd. North. MRS. FAN
S69None-bedrm. apt. nr. Wash, ant
Arl. blvds.. Pentagon, Ft. Myer; NAY!
Annex; redecoraated; EN-. 3-557'
|ARLINGToN. Columbia pike at Fred.
erick st.. Magnolia Gardens-;Avail
now: beautiful and spacious. living
dining room combination, 2 large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. parauet floors. Venetian blinds
no oDs Sedqsom qsi5s fgEa sse 70,
ARL.-Close in. Prepare for sum.
mer; air-cond., ] and bedrm. apis
Quiet area. excel. tranSp.; $92 .bU
and s1lo; no children. $40 Co
ARn.m1 lRnola -bedrm. Pitf: apt. in mod. apt.
utils,; avail. now. JE. 4-6265. II
walking distance Arl. Hall, l blk.
Hechts store. Good transp;, ldry;
facils., off-street parking; $50 and and
SanaEer, ssS SeF mR mR HHk1 anS s Apt a.s s. 5is SIS
office. JA. s-S366 during business
ARI.Msss. hSc-s: 1st floor. 2 bedrms. Re
dec. Children and pets OK "a
7-44S7 GROOM d CO.. ia. o-9oio'
ARL.-Mod.. redec. 1-bedrm. apt in
b, c., Pent., Navy Annex: . blks
Shopping. Ft. Myer. Pvt. parking
Washer and dryer. Large fenced
yard. Thick5carpeted hall; S75 plu::
FIT. MYER, Pentagon-llst-f., 1-bed-
rm, apts., SIS incl. utils. Res. mgr.
Apt. ., 1900 N. Pierce. ia. 7-45s6.
LIv. RM., bedrm.. kit. bath; blks
Hecht's; S-unit bldg sos. See MR.
brown RE slSas4 lol6 N Vermont q All
ARh., near Fort bedroom
IA. 5-6o5s or DI. 7-4344. -
IWO JIMA MEMORIAL AREA
CharmIng and = bedrm. apt
homes with dining alcoye, de luxe
kit, incl. garbage disposal and twin
sized bedrms, in an attrac. new bldg
at 14O0 N. 18th St, Arlington Trad
nor Apts.). Complete laundry facils
and storage lockers. Master TV an
tenna, sos and S1l5. Only 10 min,
utes to downtown Washington and
5 minutes to Pentagon. See MTS'
Martin. No. 3. ia. 2-7151 or SHAN
NON & LUCHS Co, 724 14th St
,hEGr' AK, Ma BEiGHP sIGifP' LIVING ROOM
dinette. bedrm., kit. and bath. gar
Myer, downtown, 20Q3 y. 18th ST.,
Arl. S75 incl. utils. ia. 7-926S. u
PRIVATE, pine paneled recreation
room plus large living room, dinette
bedrm, kit. u baths, in garden
project. near Pentagon, downtown
aSai LEE HWY, conv. located
bedrm. apt. Bus at door. Reas. rent
CALL ia. 5-6945 or ia. 2-5S16;
ARL.-Recently decor. 1st-f., / bed
rm, garden-type apt, ample closet
laundry, storage facils. Oft-street
parking ) min: PentaEon; Walk
Fl. Myer. SIS incl. utilS. IA. 7-54 4
1-BEDRM. APT. at 221o Wilson blvd. :,
ArI., lge. din. rm.. new refgr. and
range. Freshly painted, S75. ia; q
O1n@ -
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AIR-CONDITIONED
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANT GOOD TENANTsp
I have tenants in d. c., at feas.
fee, furn. or unfurn. apis. Call
MANDEL, AID. 4-3400. -3
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CONTINUED On next passs
Evening star., 1955-02-01

JUST OFF 18th ST. N.W.-Nice brick
detach. Colonial; liv. rm., flrepl
din. rm., equip. kit. bedrms., 2
baths, full bsmt.. lge. rec. rm., ga
rage. $225. PERRY HAY CO., JU
Evening star., 1955-02-01
CAPITOL HILL

/ blk from House once Bids. beau
tifully remod. home. Suit. for Dig
nified liv. and entertaining. Lee. Nv.
rul,, library or guest rnn., din. rm.
opening onto deep garden. master
bedrms., 2ia baths. good terms. For
lease to suitable tenant also option
to purchase; Brokers fuiiy protecteo'
Evening star., 1955-02-01
SILVER SPRING

EIC O1 IE4INO
3.bedrm. lI7-bath Colonial: lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm.i
rent S115 mo. a.,
HOLMEAD, Realtor
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CARPORT PLUS

Master bedrm. with its private tile
bath, 2 ether bedrms and their
bath ZONE mahogany paneiedl; liv.
rm. with raised hearth. hoor-to-
ceiling Roman brick fireplace: large
kitchen. fully equipped. basement
with fireplace and hall bath saS5 EesS5
w SEAY co
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APTs. ukFURNIsHED-Mp.

AptS. ONFOkNtSFIEV-
COTTAGE -bedrm. apt. tile
kit; and bath; pvt; entr.; n eonV. loc;s;
silver sfRING-i and e pedrms; d s
sas.5o' 51o incl i1Sf atils HE. He. 4-3oi4' D 9S 3
1 BEDRM.. LIv. RM.. dinette, kit.
and bath; all mtils,; INCLUDED: no
doRAL dRosis sIHC Hills Sf II D. s-coI2N e line, ssr-
den apts,; 3 bedrms.: sos incl. util. :
nr shops. school, bus. 10. s-7nSS.
ATTRACTIVE / and Q bedrm. apts. !,
conv. located; S72 80 to S95: util
sprns aa GLASS ewes ssS and week ENDS
CHLLUM TERRAcE-we have one
very large 2-bedrm, apt. larger than
most bedrm; ramblersi J BLOCK
qseF pssiaebt G msr ne ss 81 3 sherdan asmn SEE s
SILVER sPRING". G" Montsomery Hills
Lovely, compact, modern; very
reasonable; adults. ia. 9-4140;
IBYATTsVILLE - 1.bedrm. apt. in
Princess Ann Acts, Conveniently To-
sSaehcs eS1sa sansfS rfsssS' co@mison snoppn and
transportation to Washington. S72 so
per mo incl utils. Call AP. 7-1ll1.
TAKoMA PARK-7aos Flower ave. :
$50 incl. utils. RA. 3-0O24. -
SILVER sPRING-l and 2-bedrm
ps spss ns~y d,at. ass hsyns ssbs Expos n
kit, lge. range and refsr., storage
locker, auto. laundry, TV antennae
SS6 80 plus utils. JU. 5-5462.
BETHESDA bedrm.. lily. rm.. di-
mr.. schools, stores and churches :
SIS. E, NJ FRY, OIL. 6-73s3.
35I6 QUINCY ST., Apt. 3-Two Ice.
bath; available Tor immediate ,oe:
or st al an pf Retya1fgn4 ty1g44 and $50 daily
YOU'LL AGREE when you see these
apt. homes at Elmar Gardens. THE
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES IN THE
AREA, plus the comfort and con-
venience of an attractive garden
project: cheerful one-bedroom. apts
newly decorated. at SO. including
all utilities. Res. mgr. AP. 1-s69s,
hwy and sh,gs HysttSyilIe i,,1,s on Edmonstsn Hn
l4th ST. INV. MA. S-2345.
SILVER SPRiNG-TAKOMA PARK
conveniently located: $3.50 to sos.
utils. incl. Call JU. 5-7560. morn
ings; Spring 4-7453, ewes. and week
TAKoMA PARK--Entire LIST a. Of Q
bedrm.. 1-story bungalow. Ju B.
1940. -s
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1t Thursday to OheD MneP
AM PM
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hands, pretty as summer day, miracle
nylon-covered comfort, filled with SOFT re-
silent, non-allergic Dacron*, quilted in a
lovely sunburst pattern, sprinkled with
flowers White, pink, blue or yellow.
Fiber
Comforts 5th Floor, Washington: 3rd Floor SilDer
Spring and PARKington
Evening star., 1955-05-24
new low prices on
imprinted oak frames

Sturdy frames-ready to paint, stain, lac
quer, varnish, or use as is!
, 1955-05-27
BILL No. Sd
THE FIRST LEGISLATURE OF VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF UNITED TAT
Regular Session 1855
AN ACT

To Provide for the Creation Of a Soil Conservation District
Of the Virgin Islands, 10 Engage in Conserving Soil and
Wafer Resources and Preventing and Controlling Soil Erosion;
10 Establish the GARD Of Supervisors and Define its Duties; to
Prescribe the Powers and Duties Of the Virgin Islands Soil
Conservation District; to Provide for Financial Assistance to
the District. and Provide for an Appropriation for that Pur-
pose; and for Other Purposes
IT ENACTED by the Legisture of the Virgin Islands in
session assembled.
SECTION i. Short Title. This Act may be known and
cited as the Soil Conservation District Act
SECTION 3. Statement of Motives and Declaration of
Policy. It is hereby declared to be the policy of the Legsla-
ture Of the Virgin Islands to provide for the conservation of
the soil and water resources Of the United States Virgin Is
lands, and for the control and prevention of soil erosion.
SECTION 8. Definitions. Wherever used or referred to in
this Act, unless 4 different meaning clearly appears from the
context: III District" or aSoil Conservation District means
a governmental subdivision of the Virgin Islands, and a pub
lie corporate and polite, organized in accordance with this
Act; (9 Supervisor means one Of the members Of the govern
ing body Of the district; () "LandD Occupier" or "Occupier Of
Land includes any person, firm or corporation who shall
hold title to, or shall be in possession Of, any agricultural
lands lying within the district organized under the provisions
of this Act, whether as owner, lessee, renter or manager; ~
Agricultural land" means cultivated land, pasture and graz
ing land, and brush and wood land.
SECTION 4. Creation of the Virgin Islands Soil Conser-
vatino District. There is hereby established as a public body
corporate and polite, to serve as an instrumentality of the
Government Of the Virgin Islands, and to perform the func-
tons conferred upon it in this Act, the Virgin Islands Soil
Conservation District. The boundaries of this district are here
by declared to coincide with the legal boundaries of the Vir-
gin Islands and all lands lying within the boundaries Of the
Virgin Islands shall be recognized as lying within the bound
aries of the Virgin Islands Soil Conservation District and en-
titled to the privilege of participating in the district program
Of soil and water conservation and proper1and use.
SECTION 5. Creation of the Board Of District supervis-
ors. There is hereby established the Board of Supervisors Of
J Continued on back page
, 1955-05-27

~ - = - - -
OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST LEGISLATURE
81 TIE VIRGIN ISLAND
First Regular Session 1855
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1855
BILL No. 81
THU FIRST LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN STANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session 1855
An Act 10 Provide for the Establishment Of a Sewing Project
in ST. John, VIRGIN Islands, and for other Purposes.
WHEREAS, The establishment Of a Sewing Project in St.
John, Virgin Islands, would provide much needed employ
ment for women, and at the same time produce clothing and
other articles for use in public institutions, and for distribu-
ton to ~indigents:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED by the Legisla-
ture Of the Virgin Islands in session assembled:
SECTION j. The. Commissioner Of Social Welfare is here
by authorized to establish a Sewing Project in St. John, Vlr-
gin Islands. The Project shall provide employment for not
less than thirty (30) persons per month, to be employed in two
shifts Of not less than fifteen workers. The workers shall re-
ceive wages Of not less sthan forty 4oc| cents per hour.
SECTION q. The. Commissioner Of Social Welfare shall
determine the amount and type of garments and other articles
which shall be produced on the Project. He shall also deter
mine the method Of distribution Of said garments and articles
in accordance with the needs of public institutions; Provided,
That, a portion of the garments shall be reserved fol-. distri-
button to indigents.
SECTION 8. Funds for the purchase of the necessary ma
terials and equipment and for the operation of the Project
shall be appropriated in the annual appropriation act for the
Department Of Social Welfare.
II. Carroll .............Ye
MI. Gomez, -. .....t... Yea
Mr.. Hodge s............s Yea
Mr. LaWaetz .............. Yea
Mr.. Merwin S. ....... Yea
49, Miro Mi1lina ag....-.Y Yea
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
4. =. TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Internal Revenue Service
Toledo I. Ohio
NOTICE OF SALE
Pursuant to authority contained
| in Section 63Sl, Internal Revenue
! Code of 1854, the following describ-
ed property has been seized for
nonpayment of delinquent Internal
revenue taxes due from Les Fish
baugh, r. No. ), Fremont Ohio
The property will be sold in ac-
cordance with the provisions of
Section 6335, Internal Revenue Code
of 1854, and regulations promulgat-
ed hereunder, at public auction on
the goth day of April, 1855 at 10:30
o'clock, at Gem Beach, Port Clinton.
ottawa County.
Description of Property
one Chris Craft, p IT, boat
No. Al T. 353
NAME: Jack
Jane
Fremont Ohio
The property will he offered for
sale at Public Auction.
Only the right, title and interest
of Les Fishbaugh in and to the
property will he offered for sale.
The terms of payment will be
CASH MONEY ORDER CERTI-
f y D CHECK OR CASHIERS
G.. c. HOOKS
District Director of
Internal Revenue
by AL HORN
Silt Collection Officer
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS

NECCHI SEWN Circle offers
service on any maze sewing mac
hine. We specialize in electrify
ing treadle machines. All work
guaranteed. For a mil ..cle in sew
ing, see Necchi. Necchi Sewing
Circle, 709 Hancock Street. San
dusky. Phone 249O or Port Clinton
2-3615. 41-tfE
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
SPARE TIME INCOME

$4,000 $4,000 MONTHLY possihle-we
from this TO refill and collect from
New Automatic Merchandising Machines. selling
qualify applicant have reference and S59400
Sl25oo0 working capital which by inventory DeVof
ing TO 10 hours week may from $4,000 $500o0
monthly with excellent opportunity for taking futme
We will allow the select liberal financial assistance
for interview, write giving full particulars,
address, and phone number TO GAYLEE VENDING.
NCu Suite 607, 1910 Euclid Building, Cleveland IS. Ohio
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

FRESH FISH for the Holy Week,
Pickerel, Perch, White Fish and
Bullheads. Plenty of smoked fish
over the weekend at Bolaks Fish
Market, l mile west on Route 2.
Open all day Sunday. git
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

still have a few 1854 RANGES
& REFRIGERATORS at reduced
prices. ROBERT F. MURRAY
ELECTRIC SALES CO., 141 Water
St, OAK HARBOR, Phone 5551.
8-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

BENDIX WASHER AND DRYER,
used, like new. Priced to sell
ROBERT F. MURRAY ELECTRIC
SALES CO., 141 Water Street, Oak
Harbor, Phone 5551. 8-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

TRUCKING Self quarried stone
for all uses, gravel for road beds
trucks loaded. Rich top soil, fill
dirt. Bulldozing and general truck
ing. Ernie Grove, Marblehead
2103. Att
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

WOOD storm sash and combina-
ton doors, also Silver Lite alumni
mum storm sash and combination
doors, installed by me. Grant
Koepke, Phone Oak Harbor 6191.
38-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

27' VAGABOND House Trailer, all
aluminium, automatic oil heat, hot
water tank, toilet and shower. 6
years old, good condition, call
1926. 7-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
FOR SALE

CLOCK and watch repairing, used
watches. Many famous make, new
but old watches at 12 price. My
lander's Jewelry, Oak Harbor, O.
8-5t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

WOODRUFFS r.. o. P. Sired
Chicks. Have Bred-in features that
should make you more money:
We can supply you. WOODRUFF
HATCHERY, Lindsey, o. Phone
MO 5-2312. Stiff
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

3 BEDROOM home in CataWba
Cliffs, $1,000 down, on wooded lot,
terraced lawn, hardwood floors.
Call 6681 or 26133. 7-2t