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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

2-BEDRM. RAMBLER-Modern a.
acre lot. close-in Fairfax. Va.
S11.95O. BR. S-s04s.
4 -BEDRM. RAMBLER, SIg,9bo-Two
baths. I35x21e wooded lot. garage.
sep. din. rm.; kit. equipped, dish
washer and disposal; might ql.
This Is rare: Phone today; IA
10000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC, 47o3 Lee hwy. (on Glehe-)
COMM. PROP. nr. chantilIy. Va
store. snack bar. etc. Main house 6
rms. and bath: 4 cottages &c house
keeping wIrefgrS. and rangesD, rest
rooms and showers; SIS. 800; down
$4,000. A. r. SEELYE. ia. 1884.
WATERFORD, 40 miles
D; cTCharm Of Old South in inte-
Gently restored. jefferson designed
arch; 3 crystal chandeliers; wide en-
trance hall and staircase. LIST a.,
ball; Nv; rm;: library din. rm..
me- r., an Z bedrms;; h5eplaces: bath,
with fireplace. bar and bath. oil
heat: Deep freeze. Lot 15Ox3OO.
S26,75O. A. r. SEELYE. IA. 1854.
NEW Z BEDROOM BRICK Rambler
on D 1I10 acre, springfield
Farms estate with boat landing on
Pohick Bay. Large liv. rm. with
fireplace and picture windows, 2
full baths. full basement with ire
place, o-h.-w. Dashboard heat.
$4,000 cash. S16l so per mo. plus
taxes and insurance. Open Sum
day March 9th 2 to 6. Brokers
cooperation invited Edgewater
9-557l. Shirley Highway to Lor-
ton, follow Gunston Hall signs 4
miles. right on Springfield drive to
property. GLADSTONE Z. BUT
LER.
s 7,95O-New 3-bedroom. lIs-bath
brick rambler in choice and conven-
lent N. Arl. residential area. Liv,
rm. with flrepl.. sep. din. rm., fully
equipped kit. with eating space. full
bsmt. with outside entr. To inspect
call THE DARBY CO., IA. 5-9393.
BY OWNER-Being transferred. GIL
approved brk Colonial excel. cond,,
mr.. schools, WeStover shopping CEN
ter. 3 bedrms., 6 closets. Ia baths,
flrepl.. sep. din. rm.. sun rm.. pan
eled breakfast rrn., rumpus rm., shop,
attached gar: lot 15x122: fruit
trses dead end st. S21.750. Call
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BY WINSTON C. CLAY
REALTOR. WA 7-4224

BOWIE-A lovely home. Il rms: Lg-
acre lot, soft. frontage on 10th 81.
and valuable bldg site on Lanham-
severn I'd, nT. Ascension Catholic
Church: $1,000
COLLEGE PIX, 92O5 4Sth ave. (of
Delaware st.b-6-rm house with =
car gar. approx. iz-acre fenced lot
beaut. lsRdscaped. Cony. to Fl
Meade. Open Sun, ID: $4,000.
COLLEGE PIX, 1900 52nd ave. lat
Huron st. IT rms, Ia baths; lge
cor. lot: breezeway to gar. Older
home in excel. cond. throughout.
COLLEGE PK.ga bldg. sites: 81 500
ca: one for Sl.SUU
EASTPlNES. 5634 9th ave-3-bed-
rm., asbestos shingle bungalow; very
CLEAN cond. throughout; high lot
fenced. Very mr. Wash. BALTIC. ex-
presSway; SI095O.
UNIV. PK.-Brick. center hall. Cape
COD; spac. rms. side porch, breeze
way TO gar. rec. rm. Ideal loo for
children: S29.50O
UNIV. PIX, 4l0l Woodbury. st.-New
L;tirm. oriek; Pa baths, altramod.
UNIV. HILLS-Beaut planned ram
bier; cor. lot with panoramic view:
nv. rm.. din rm.. y bedrms.. ~
baths, rec. rm., screened porch, -
car gar; radiation ceiling heat:
W. LAUREL Reconsideration Fl
Meade and MOL personnel Under
eonSt.; 2 bedrm, ramblers. daylight
oSmt' '2-acre lots. on Bond NJ
rd". 2 miles W. of Laurel; Sl4,350.
WINSTON G. CLAY
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HOUSES FoR SALE VA.
LEX, OLD COLONIAL

ALEX, OLD COLONIAL
10e so. LEE ST.
OPEN 2 TO s
18th cent. eleg. charm. 20th cent liv.
comforts. appts.; Flemish bond brk. /;
hv. rm.. 15x36; lge. din, rm.: old
manteis, random-Width hrs., eryst.
chandlr., firepls.: bedrms.. ga
baths. studio attic rm. ARTISTS de-
Hghtl, 22x25: pvt. Walled-in gdn. :
$37,500. Terms. Ewes. so. 5-6592.
Z. A. HERNHOLM. KI. 9-7411
ALExANpRIA VICINITY
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VIRGINIA FOREST
SPLIT LEVEL
EAII.G EHIIRNH

SPLIT LEVEL
FALLS CHURCH
Brand-new, with 2 large bedrooms, 2
baths. beautiful ultra modern GE
kitchen. fully equipped. Separate
dining rm.. large living rm. with
fireplace Daylight recreation room.
Only S19.250. Directions: West on
Rosemary lane, 20 Q blks., turn left
on Seaton lane. 20 l blk. turn right
on Poplar dr., blk, turn right on
Timber lane To RO3
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WA. 7-4228
BIG KITCHEN

Near Clinton. this spacious 3-bedrm
brick rambler features huge COM
pleteiy equipped kit. 25-ft liv. rm.
built-in garage; aluminium storm
doors and windows: VA approved
tor S16,95o. Phone now, 10. q
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LEEHIGH RAMBLER is 1-ievei
home that is taking Fairfax Co. BY
storm. This bevy of comfort and
practicability is 0 home desiened
with you in mind. Luxurious coun-
try living is made pleasure by this
beautiful rambler, sitting on over a
half acre Of ground. In this home
there are twin-sized bedrooms,
massive living with fireplace. sepa-
rate dining room. completely
extra large utility room, attached
garage. This model is SO 20 It.
-Four other models to choose from,
Some have Easements. .breezeways. .
fireplaces, and larger lots. Prices
on these wonderful homes start at
$4,000: Financing, FILA, VA and
Gony; SEE THESE HOMES THIS
WEEKEND.
Directions: Out Rt. % (Arl. blvd or
Rt. ,29-211 Uee hwy to Kamp
WASHINGTON, continue out 1T. 90
I'll approx. l "a mi. to our sign on
left: LEHIGH VILLAGE.
STARNES REALTY CO.
CIR. 3-251l, CIR. 3-OS2a, CIR, 3-1o7b
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81 1nn DOWN

TO anyone on this brick-snd frame.
2-story Colonial Of 3 bedrms.. din.
nm. hrepl.. side porch. full bsmt
SOS per mo. pays all; IS min. 70
DOWNTOWN Washington. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. WA. 7-5l43: ewes
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- 4-bedrm.. Ia -bath
Cape Cod: excel cond.; lge., nicely
sandScaped l2acre lot; near schools
and tranSp Will sell CT 81 800
down SIS monthly SNYDER COR
PORATION, XII. 9-O461 or so s.
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close-in location; o-bed-
room Lustron, fully equipped kit.
VA ,apraised: $4,000. Call THELMA
ARL., N.-Charming brick Cape Cor.
bright sunny rooms. center hall
lovely firepl. In l. r; paneled rec.
rm. and i2 bath in bSmt many
closets; lge. corner lot, fenced, fruit
trees, shrubs: walk to Westover
sh992ping' schools. etc; Sl7.95O. KE.
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JIM BRITT

1870 Indian Head Hwy.
SPRING SPECIAL, $4,000
Fowler Lane, Lanham, Md.
e4-acre; i2-Story Cape Cod, > bed
rms, bath. LIST A.; ind A.. . rms
partly fin; mod. kit. range. refer
easy terms: poSS. HE. 4-35On: ewes,
WA I-iSIo W ". IEWIS
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ARL.-open house Sun. 1928 S. Pol
ard st.--Vacant; no reas. offer re-
FUSED save agents fee: attrac..
cohv.; newly dec. 2-bedrm. brick
ramoler: asking <l3,25O. Dir: Out
Columbia pike, left on S. Glebe I'd.
right 10 S. Is St. 4 blks, to S, Pol
lard Sale by OWNER, XII. S-9315.
aRL., SO.-Open :! till 6-Brick
ramb., :. twin-bed rms; 75xl5O-ft.
lot, trees; situated on knoll;
Sl3.950. $500 No. Lexington st,
on zi Lee hwy. BEULAH GoSS. ia.
NORTH-By owner: 2
bedrm. brick rambler. yrs. old, lot
s0X 90, lge. kitchen, driveway. link
fence; many features and improve
ments: near Nottingham School:
:S,I3;.40. 63l2 N. Both St. JE.
ARL.. 1886 Arl blvd; all brick;
ereStwood rambler, rooms. sep
din nm. full bsmt., storm win
doWs' excel. cond. BY OWNER.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NOTHING DOWN

10 qualifying veterans. on this lovely
j-beorm. brick rambler. Just 3 blks
TO shopping and bus. 20 min. 20
downtown Wash Full price. SI2,-
BOO; monthly payment S74. REAL
~ ASSOCIATES. WA. 1854:
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NEAR THE PENTAGoN-oakcrest
300 s. Glehe I'd. Open Sun,
to 5: 3-bedrm., all-brick Colonial;
new-house condition; 81 contract
accountable. IA. 2-9666 or KE.
, S,t649. WILLIAM p. PARRA-
1851 Ioo 10th Set ST. s., . bedrms "a and
bath. semidet.; only 3 min. from
Pentagon; full bsmt.. 2 bath;
owner wants quick sale. Priced at
only S1l, 300. PAUL P. STONE.
RIealtoI. 4l3 Butternut st. NV.
4, $40 3 bsdrms;, liv, nm,
E plenty ,, cabinets and bar; utility
netian blinds, storm windows, oil
heat house in good cond. and
clean; screened porch. fenced yard
sidewalks; close to schools. shop
pins. bus and churches. OWNER,
8 Ri sI's COTTAGE with finished nG
ent ya r VI APPROVED Cd for $sS56
MANNAS REALTY CO. 2ile Wilson
blvd, IA. S-27S3. -
BARGAIN HOUSE--3-bedrm.. 2-bath
brand new. center-hall rambler
er Price S90,500 Superior value
Phone ia. 5000 REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC. 4783 Lee Hwy. tofi
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Stone
rambler bedrms., lge. liv. rm.,
f1repl., picture window, handsome
kit, lge.. bath; lot s0x2l2, AMMAN
Is MILES ID. CIR beautiful acres
with 9-rm. stone Colonial; 6-rm.
guesthousc, lake and stables.
OWNER, Dunkirk b-SaS7.
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FsIRFAX-SS,O 600: . bedrooms; new
house: by owner; large liv. I'm
with picture window large kit.
ana din rm. combination; best
cak flooring. oil heat, room for
bath; no plumbing on l2-acre
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bedrms.; assume A. GI loan;
monthly payments S651S C.RV
applied for. JE 3-O912. Ill
FALLS CHURCH-By owner; white
brick level Colonial. 3 spacious
oedrms.. Ia baths. attached ga
rage; near schools. shopping area.
transp. Is Minis to Pentagon: in
closed rear yard, fully Handicapped.
Open Sun, l-6. Ala Brook dr.
JE 3-94S6 f
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FALLS CHURCH AREA--Move in to-
day. Frame rambler on Ice. level
lot 2 bedrms.. tile bath. stone patio:
assume large. 40 loan. Sacrifice at
$50. E,z. terms. Call WILSON
M WOOD, CIR. 3-10SS, DU. 5-S1 so.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-S11,950: 3
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA

SO4 Devon pl. Sl@.-
750-Enelish- type stone and brick
row house; . bedrms., pire- paneled
rec rm. with frepl and huiit-in
bar. liv rm.. separate din. rm.: .
Minis bus service to airport; close
to schools and shopping. Call OV.
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EXACT FACT; q 4-year-old home
OF excel, const. and real beauty;
3-bedrm., 1ia-bath rambler. liv.
and din. rms, kit, util. nm,
screened porch, all nice size for
happy living: good neighborhood
and wonderful neighborS. 500
Linden lane tof Hillwood hlvd)
Falls Church, Va. S25600
OWNER. JE. Also. IS
12,0O0-Pimmit Hills; 3-bedrm
rambler corner lot; patio newly
decorated; small down payment;
assume AZ GI loan. JE. 4-260l
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$4,000 TAKES EVERYTHING.
Convenient terms: capt. house
completely furnished in one Of the
best sections OF North Arlington;
one apt. has ! bedroom and one
9 bedrooms, separate entrance, .
complete kitchens and complete
baths. hot-water heat, 2 porcheS;
beautiful shade and shrubbery:
large corner lot Close to Airing
ton or Catholic schools. Will be
open sun, ! to 3, for inspection:
Hecht's to N Harrison. right to
5239 N. 18th. CHARLES W
BULL. Broker. Phone Manassas
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SPACIOUS IN DESIGN
LUXURIOUS IN EQUIPMENT

LUXURIOUS IN EQUIPMENT
PRIME IN LOCATION
Village; COMPLETELY AIR CoNDI-
TONED: 5edrms., den. rec. rm., 2
f1replaces 2 baths. . powder rms :,
2-car gar: numerous extras. Priced
Tor immediate sale. Excel. terms,
Open. 1923 N. 18th ST.. ia. 2-5575,
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CHEsTERBRooK capnrNs

charming brick rambler is located
In choice community of attractive
homes; within 20 min. from Pen
tagon; lge. liv. rm., separate din
rm modern equipped kit, 3 bed
rms full basement with lge. fire.
place. spacious level lot. A large
home only a year old and In beauti-
ful condition. Make down payment
ri ~2.THn and assume a first trust
with monthly payments OF Sis.
incl. taxes and ms. and move rlqht
in. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, ia.
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FALLS CHURCH AKEA-ImmaculAte
sumo large go loan with $4,000
down, payments of SIS per mo-. or
by CT, $500 down and 500 per mo.
total payment. Total price. S12,950
Exclusive. E. F. STEFFEY. JE.
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wooded lot Browning S-S64O.
FALLS CHURCH AREA, Sl1 ,9gO-GI;
modern 3 bedrm. rambler: close to
s Ge sHoppnE E., trsnSp Sep din
fenced rear yard. Don't wait. call
today. LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-94OO.
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offensive play aimed at smoothing
out problems to be encountered again
st various defensive setups. Schmidt
felt the boys were shaky during the
first eight minutes last week because
of the defense employed by the
Tigers.
The offense was to be -sharpened
also on the passing and running
phases. The Pirates tried but one
pass last week and it was incom-
plete.
Schmidt's optimism stemmed from
the fact that the squad came through
the preview appearance with no in
Juries and showed signs of respond
ing favorably to the extensive work
OF the past three weeks.
In the opener Friday night the
Pirates will be playing their first
Northwest Conference game of the
season. The game should provide the
answers to lot of questions as to
the strength of the two clubs. La
fayette did not make a preview an
pearance but is expected to be
much improved over the club which
ended the season with a 1-8 mark
last year.
With no scouting reports available
on the Wolves, the Pirates have no
idea of what to expect in the way of
offense or defense in the opener.
New coaches Jack Decker and his as
sistant Bob Harter will undoubtedly
have some surprises in store for the
opener. If the rapid change of coach
es does not hamper the Lafayette
club it may be one with which to be
reckoned in the NWC campaign.
Coach Schmidt said his starting
lineup would probably be the same
as the one which opened at McComb
last week. This would have L Don
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All Eight Teams
In Northwest Loop
See Action Friday

Scouting reports in the Northwest
Conference will be at a maximum
this week as all eight conference
members swing into action against
league foes in their seasons openers
Friday night.
Coaches Pete Schmidt and Joe Har-
ris will take their Pirates to Lafay-
cite for their first game of the cam
paign. With IA lettermen on hand
from last year the locals should rule
the favorite in the contest.
Lafayette will have one of the two
new coaches in the NWC this season.
Jack Decker, graduate of Ohio North
ern university, takes over the for
tunes of the Wolves and will have
Bob Harter, also new in the loop, as
his assistant.
The other new league coach, Mirl
Rosendale at Columbus Grove, sends
his first team against Delphos Jeffer2
son in the Bulldogs home opener.
Grove had an impressive 7-2 mark
last season while the Jeffs had 3-5.
Forest, last years NWC champs,
under Coach Allen Willoughby, will
entertain the Elida Bulldogs in the
opener for both clubs. Forest finished
the 1854 campaign with record of
81. Elida, with Art Schneider at the
helm, won and lost 2.
In the other league meeting Pan
dora-Gilboa, 0-8, under Doran Snyder,
travels to Spencerville TO meet the
Bobcats, whose 1854 team, under Ell
mer Hollis, ended the season with a
3-6 mark.
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Westminster
College Added To
Beaver Grid Seized
Mastmen To Hit Newest
Opponent October 8
In Pennsylvania

Westminster college of New Will
mington, Pa, has been added to the
Bluffton college Beavers 1866 football
schedule it was announced this week
by Athletic Director A. C. Burcky.
The new opponent, Presbyterian
denominational instution of 1,O96 stu
dents, located near the Ohio line, will
be played at that place October 8 and
fills an open date on the Beavers
schedule.
1t is one of two out-of-state con-
tests to be played by the college grid
ders. The other one will be played al
Manchester, Ind, October 29. The
Westminster contest replaces Olivet
Mich, on the schedule.
The 1856 schedule:
September 17-at Heidelberg (n)
24-Hiram (n)
October lat Defiance (n)
Sat Westminster, Pa.
15-Ohio Northern
Homecoming
pat Wilmington
29-at Manchester, Ind.
November 5-Findlay (n)
12-Ashland (n)
(n) night games
All night games are scheduled tc
start at p. m. The homecoming con
test with Ohio Northern will be a
2:15 p. m.
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Here's HOIC Pirate
Opponents Are Fdring

Here is how BlufftOn high
school opponents for the coming
campaign Jared in last weeks
scrimmages.
Ada defeated Arlington 14-0 at
FindIay; Forest dropped a 14-O
decision to Richmond at Upper
Sandusky; Spencercille edged
past Waynesfield 7-6 at Spencer
vile; Elida beat Lima st. Rose
TO and fought Delphos jefferson
to a 6-6 tie at Lima's Olympia
and Delphos Jefferson dropped a
60 contest to st. Rose in the
same showing.
Wapakoneta BIume, the only
Class A opponent on the Pirate
schedule, rolled up the most yard
age extensively among four teams
as they battled Van Vert and
Celina to scoreless ties at Van
Vert.
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at halfback spot and Dick Ram
seyer, Jim Hightower and Chet For
aker at fullback on offense. Slated to
see duty defensively are Vic Morris,
202-pound converted fullback, and Vic
Miller, an offensive end, who will be
in one of the deep back spots.
Last year in the opener the Stu
dent Princes handed the Beavers a
44-O setback at Tiffin's Columbian
stadium. 1t was the worst defeat ad-
ministered to a Mast-coached squad
since he took over the coaching reins
at Bluffton.
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Beavers approached their opening en-
counter against the Students Princes
who are reported 'loaded" for the
coming campaign.
After watching his alma mater
run through an, intra-squad-scrim-
mage at Tiffin last Friday night,
Mast said the Princes had two COM
plete squads of % men each. The
overall team speed is very good and
a big line should give the backfield
plenty of protection.
The Princes have their entire 1854
backfield returning. 1t is led by
Walt Livingston, a 49-second quarter
miller, who was Little All-America
nominee last season. There are IL
lettermen returning from a team
which lost but one game last year,
Two More New Men
Mast expressed optimism as two
new men reported for practice this
week. Jack Babcock, 195-lb. captain
of last seasons Arlington high ele-
ven, who will be used as linebacker
and Don Schwarzentraub, 180-pounC
sophomore tackle from Morton, Ill.
are the new men on the squad.
Following an intra-squad-scrim.
mage last Saturday, Mast said there
were some rough spots which had tc
be ironed out before the opener Satur-
day.
Probable Lineup
On the basis of their work to date
the probable starting lineup againsi
Heidelberg would have LE-Bob Pick
ems, 100; LT-Jim Stewart, 210
LG-Bill Ramseyer, 100; C-Jim Bis
hop, 180; RG-Gene McMullen, 220
RT-Darrell Diller, 155; RE-Johr
Campbell, 100; QB-Tom Reichen
bach, ITO; RH-Willie Taylor, It's
LH-Reldon Schirch, ITO; and FB-
Emil Knorr, IT'S.
Other squad members who will SCI
plenty of action include Stan Erne!
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BGSU Offers Course
At Lima School

An extension course in sociology
will be offered in Lima by Bowling
Green State university, according to
F. Eugene Beatty, administrative as
sistant in charge of extension.
Registration and first class meet
ing of Sociology E409, Child Welfare,
will be held at $50 p. m. Monday,
Sept. 26, Room 202, Lima Central
Junior High School.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Everett J.<Greene, whose last known place
of residepee is<National Hotel Burley, Idaho,
will take notice that on the 29th day of Aug
ust, 1855. BeRadine X. Greene filed her petit
ton against him in the Court of Common
Pleas of Allen County, Ohio the same being
Case Nuhber 43065, pfayfng for divorce and
other eauitahte relief on the grounds of gross
neglectf of duty and extreme cruelty. Said
cause willgbe for hearing on and after the
22nd daSfof October, 1855.
BERNADINE X. GREENE
BY Light and Siferd. her attorneys
Sept. 1, 8, Is. %, 29. Oct. 6
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er; C-Ronald Chidester; RG-Bob
Green; RT-Ronald Lora; RE-Dan
Gleason; QB-Jim Rerry; RH-Joe
Urich; LH-Barry Corson and FB-
Jack Fields.
There will be some new faces in
the opener against Lafayette, Schmidt
pointed out. Substitutions had to be
kept at minimum during the pre-
view encounter and only Ia men got
into the lineup.
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Beaver Size And Depth Lacking,
But Team Spirit High, Says Mast As
Heidelberg Game Approaches Saturday

Although they lack size and depth in nearly department
Coach Mast said this week that his Bufon college Beavers
have displayed attitude that will give opponents plenty of
rough during the grid campaign which opens Saturday
night at Heidelberg
Mast pointed that the team spirit very high the
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Schmidt Optimistic As Pirates Prepare
For Lid Raiser Friday Mite At Lafayette

Satisfied with the showing of his McComb last
Friday night they dominated play from experienced North
Baltimore eleven which went through perfect year,
Coach Pete Schmidt sounded optimistic he pointed his boys
for their seasons opener at Lafayette Friday night
Most of the work for the squad this cenered around
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Alspach or Dave Shumaker; 1t
Richard Basinger; LG-Waldo Grein-
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Heat cocoanuts before breaking
them and the meat will be more easily
removed from the shells.
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PRICES GOING UP

Expect to pay more for appliances
this fall. Candidates for price boosts
will include refrigerators, automatic
coffee makers, irons, electric roasters
and frying pans, cutlery and blenders
Also hi-fi sets, record players, musi-
cal instruments and perhaps washing
machines, dryers and freezers. Whis-
pered warnings that clothes will be
more expensive are heard in the
wholesale markets. But increases
seem more probable in spring lines
than in fall and winter things
Changing Times.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-15

TO LENGTHEN THE LIFE of
permanent pleats in washable fabrics,
wash and let them drip dry. Never
wiring them out.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
Relief AT LAST
ForYoUr COUGH

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fight the cause of irritation. Use
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