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slightly used. Save over S20(
-KITTS.a 1880 G st. NV. RI
PIANO BENCHES. $40. new: Stein
! way grand. spinets. $225 up: Story
Clark. Lester. others: apt. .upright
Sciii Exp Erse delis ss free bench: enc PAY w
4-593S from 9:30 to s; ewes. 5,
appt. 800
PIANO, Gulbertson, Silvertone. blon,
console. 1-yr,-old., $3.50 cash. TAX
over note at small mo. payts.. Dl
7-7S66 after $780, %
PIANO-Steinway grand, Duo-Art
real bargain. Call EN-. 3-342S o.
EN-. 2-3071. 80
PIANO, Minipiano. used. only 1895
CAMPBELL'S, 110S @ st. NV. Dl
7-S464 %
PIANO. Everett, spinet. returned.
substantial amount paid. Pick ul
Dssnefsss. D.S. re. 1879. seiss' i''o 70 81
PIANOS-New. Inequality spine
tity limited, KITS. 1880 @ st
PIANOS FOR RENT--New and uset
spinets,- consoles. grands and up
rights for rent at moderate rate
extra. JoRDAN's. corner I3th ant
G sts. NV. tPhone ST. 3-940ol anS
$685. Georgia ave. Silver Sprtni
fPhone JU. 5-11O5l. Silver sprini
store open evenings. Il
PIANOS-Brand-rew standard maxi
full keyboard spinetS, only S450
Nationally advertised price. $595
Mahogany finish, 1O:year guarantee
Ais As9 aDnIG., @snS yasss sSs r. sSed igRSs pIsS
MART. 1913 9TH street NV. ttus
Pf9SosWused S'"si,i and uprishts.. frcn
S45 Up. hauling extra. Many gcoc
makes. Also many values in usee
spinets and consoles ST. $4,000
PIANO MART. 10l5 7th st. NV
inst 1JgSt aboys rs the hbrary'. Open
PIANOS-Jordan's have many bar.
gains in all types Of pianos. yerv
special prices now during our clear.
ance. Paw as little as S25 down
JORDANS.. corner 18th ard g SITS
NV, (Phone ST. 3-9400D and $685.
Georgia ave. Silver Spring tPhont
JU. 5-11o5l. Silver Spring store
Pianos, used srands., steinway
Kimball. Everett. Mason & Hamlin
Liberal allowance for your piano
Easy terms. cAMPBELL'S 1I0s G
St. NV. DI. 7-S464. .
PIANOS-l2ent a piano, So pei
month plus carriage. Select from
1ane q n ! pianos, a 81 cAMPRELI's' aAs1ss lIIos
cut thread fixtures BLocK's. INC.
l746 Lee hwy. ia. S-87O0
POCKET and billiard tables supplies,
poker tables and games table. ten
mis- tables and accessories. conn
BILLIARD AND BOWLING SUPPLY
RG6foPaoNo. G6 spa Ss & coMBINATroN. an pI t7 En-
erson. mahog.. s mos. old: S125
Records included. Ho. 2-1o2e after
RANGE. gas. caloric 4-burner de-
luxe model Used mos. REFRIG.
orator, 111a Gu. IT. Norge, sell
defrostins. Sacrifice, RA. 6-2163
REFRIGERATOR, servel, Apt. size
perfect condition $35. 1874 simms
RRFRiGEhReIdRs, Ri Riei All i used: rebuilt; a
gsaF gsaP'eqi FRspRRScks s1i III soni INc.. ssoi
t4tb st NV ia. $1,000
REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint, new
with deep freeze, 8 Gu. #. XII
REFRRfTGdERAToRs, apt. size, mos
reasonable: excel. cond. DUNN
MARK, 413o Ga. ave, TU. 2-1155
REFRIGERAToRs FOR RENT. new
all makes. 35c q day; rent may
apply to purchase. Call ST. $1,000
REFRIGERAToRs. used: rent ol
buy; S5 month: full guar. DOWD's
EN-. 2-7300. 441S Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATORS, S24 SO, elee
gas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES
Co, 2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE
REFRIGERAToRs, new: If you hav,
PARAMOUNT CO., 1902 Ga. NV
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH BoARD

WILL BOARD GIRLS. 5-11, in my
home in Shenandoah Valley: Ii
yrs. exper,; refs; LU. 1-237b.
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IRoNER, westinRhouse, cabinet type,
IKE new: $15. Ii. 6-0e76. SO
nets. dbie. drains, cast iron sink.
39- stove: reas. EN-. 3-0ss7. 20
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TEL, ,EVISION SALE

TELEvISION. new 1855 RcA. II
you have cash and want to save
money, see PARAMOUNT CO., 2202
Ca. ave. NV. HU. 3-4e00.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcons.

1903 HOBART ST. NV, OPP. Irv-
ing st.-Bus stop; sele. and dble.
rms; fine meals: $11.75 per wk.
HO. 2-9S1o
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LIKE YOUR OWN H0ME-sse III
piay: : bedrms.. hy. rm.. din. rn.,
kit.. bath: eonv. to huslines:
Blk. from Piney Branch shopping
center, s5i3 Flower ave-. Tskoma
Pk. can 6MFsSe MEs suRoAN. AFTER .
q; EiE;osS s1d bath apt; utiL; $50 70.
IrAKoMA Pack. ssol Greenwood
ave, cor. clayborn. 2h biks. from
Piney Branch shopping-2 bedrms.,
hv.. rm., kit. bath, Apt. l; pvt.
parking; utils. incl, $S6. OWNER.
2525 18th st. NV. II
LIv. xM... hedrm., comb. dinette-
and NIH. Of. 2-3f73. l'
BERWYN AREA-S rms. and bath.
PVT; entrance. adults only $7S me.
TAK0MA PARK. nr. everything-S
huge rms. pvt. bath and entr..
ventilsting fan, laundry. porch.
yard. atils. furn" reas. Ju. 6-4aSs.
CHEVY cHAsE-Bus .. door. Liy.
n% o &C. SfeF?a aasai r. sssa eans. sss ss.. we
MT. RAINIER-Liv. rm., kit. 1 bed
Ho. 2-7s57. DE. 2-576s -29
NR. SILVER SPRING. bedrm.,
hv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, full bath.
pvt. entr.: 500, incl. utils. JU. o.
5261.
s APARTMENT6-2 bedrms., 1st
ar; besut. furn.ssnd redee.; sloo
2.bedTm., Gn.a s.rrac. apt, red.e.: sss
Q month.
i bedrm.. furn., End mr.: Ss5. In
%ood sTn sVe atIsT TakoPs Psrt rios Sp aTee
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10000 BARGAINS

2513 NJ st. NV EX. 1852
WASHER. Kenmore. semiautomatic
new condition: $50. Po. 2-2d34
WASHERS. all makes. types: S8.9E
up: most guaranteed: repairs AND
service. FREDERICK's. 5000 l4tn
wssnER s.; Z u; ia rSor. So7soo' ',.m,automstic;
prseticsily new: $50. Il. S-ass5,
WASHER, Easy spindrier, late model;
perfect cond.; S45. Call IL z
wxsHER-Easy spin drier. sacritice
for best offer. WA. 7-4o11 Sfter
WAssHERs y I HERS AND DRIERs for rent.
to hsT; purchase. ssas Cali ST. 5000. "a
WATCH CLEANING MACHINE, Tri-
duty stalking tool. Both like new
WhAETcH2s hE aIs AND JEwELRY. $50 to
make watches and ,jewelry, 20fe
discount on Bulova clock and port
able radios, Imported Cuban Alliga-
tor bags. SAN ORBACH, JEWELER,
Ala Buchanan st. NV, ia. 9-4354.
WATER HEATER
7S,gsl. Rex; ogs. Sssd 1 month SD
WATCHMAKER'S CO MP L Z T Z
EQUIPMENT - Material, crystals,
excellent buy. RIA. 3-661s. IL z
w1E1IDrNG ARC, striker. automatic
for use with welding transformer
or generator. Priced, $50. Can Ju'
WiNDows, sINNi1SoSws easement. awning. dou-
BILE hung. sliding. jslousies; Before
8543 Hemlock pl., Temple Hills;
Nd. Open 3 to 4. Saturday and
wIssacoNsM SsaSSNS 1siy MOTOR: air cooled. g
TO s h.p, Call LU. 1-550S. 80
FOR SALE air conditioners. ton
each, 220 volt, yr. old. List price,
$500 {, e. each; ! WI VI, sell pair for 50 $3.50
USED. S086 multilith, diversified
drum. sheet size 17x20, recently
rebuilt: can be seen in operation;
Cutter, 3Ok In. handlever, with 3
knives. in excellent condition. Call
BEAUTiFUL mig, maple lined ward
robe, 2 mirrored doors, excellent
condition, $50: ladies mig. desk
and chair. S25; Bigelow brussels,
17x19 rus, like new. SIS: suitable
for studio, shop or large living
room: . mig. carved hall chairs
Cathedral style, S15, 2l26 Ban
croft pl. NV. -
COMPLETE POWER PLANT
STEAM DRIVEN
3 units total $50 XIV, D. c. current;
peri, con6., still intact: must be
sold If interested, contact RIDGELY
HAN
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FURNITURE

RENOVATED FURNITURE IN Elk.
cEILENT CONDITION AT Low
End tables. So 95; floor lamps, s5.s5;
sofas, S29.95; lounge chairs
$1995; maple flat-top desk, S19.95
mahog gossip bench. S10.95: pull
up chairs So e5' sofa sao beds, .sst SSg.so; .;
drawers. S sl4.a5i ape. sectionaI
sofa green $40 ,95: lined oak 3-pc
bedroom set, S69.95; Duncan Phyft
dining table plus chairs, $50 .95,
b-pc. painted breakfast set. Sl4.g5;
maple dresser plus mirror, S24 u?
coil springs Slo.9S; 2a,,sIto1 cotton mat, bsd
ss4sS stsiiss; rSefegs, ssEgs sss5! hS.'"000 'e'
NEW FURNITURE, FEATURING
FLOOR SAMPLES, WAREHOUSE
STOCKS, FACTORY CLOSEOUTs
AND UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AT
4oss SAVINGS.
97x54 Administer rugs. sees; Sim.
Chrome dinette sets. $39. .95; Holly,
wood beds. 9.95; mahog. dinettt
table, 1895; mahog. dining room
chairs, S995: lounge chairs, S39 .95;
end tables, plastic top, S7.95; mod
erp table lamps. S3.95; Lawson
iSss slss $50 sssiaoSsSo oss hsrd rock s Maple China
closet, $50 .95: modern .cordovan
mahoR. desk, S4495; maple dresser
plus mirror, $39.95.
COME IN AND BROWSE. 3 LARGE
FLOORS. BUDGET TERMS-FREE
DELIVERY. OPEN FRIDAY
NIGHTS.
Furniture Trading Mart
315 King St.. Alex. Va. XII, $4,000
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WARSURPLUS
TARPArIINS

lox12 Sgs S1S;so; - 1o514 oAs sbssoi sp2s8h sSs sf
NAE MMAAfSTocks. eASs 81: oP soPLY AIR HOSE
GAS CANS. S1.50: PAINT, 81;
RAKEe, 81 so; HOSE. q %; p
FIT. HOSE. 81; SIN. SAW BLADES,
SI.25; HAMMERS. SOC: HAND
sAws n mn n pApcATNS
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FURNITURE SALE

FURNITURE OALE
Tremendous savings for cash on
bYand-new. better-grade bedroom.
dining room and living room. Mod
eTn, French Provincial and Early
American. in solid cherry and solid
mahogany, etc. from factory close.
outs and surplus stock at lowest
prices. regardless OF big discounts
offered elsewhere.
Stahler's Furniture Co.
ara 1ath CT NV RE 7-4310
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

REGISTERED HEREFORD BULLS;
ANDREWS FARM, Darnestown-
Seneca road, Md. Gaithersburs
FOR SALE OR TRADE; 2-yr. -old
Hereford bull. reg, Larry Domino,
35th-proven breeder. $500. or trade
for polled Hereford bull. like quail
fications. Phone SHELTON E.
RUINOLDS, Mitchellville, Nd, cE.
3-33S6 after 5 pm. 80
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FREEZER, 13-cu. 1T, brand-new
Admiral. Call LU. 4-16l4. "A


Admiral. Cali LU. 4-1sl4. "A
FURNITURE-sofa bed. Simmons,
back with slip covers. Call after
pm, XII. S-597o 80
FURNITURE Living and dining
room furniture, by private party.
Condition excellent. Ju. 5-33s3.
FURNITURE-Lane cedar chest, stu
dio couch 6sou6s 9sG 9s man panos closs col
l7-in. Magnavox Tv. WE. 5-3055,
5o19 Ontario rd.. College park,
rWRNIrURE-House full of modern
furniture; 1;oo Owner leaving togn-
rHHkNif1Ra,s-pc. "a aT1iaae dining rm. IS set.
pads. etc; good cond.; 800. Also
window fan, $40: boys 24-in. hicy-
Gle, $40. UN. 4-l327. -
FURNITURE-Bed- davenport. Pull
man. upholstered grey w/slip covers.
old rose. .S105: china closet, George
town Gallery, solid mahogany sl35,
FuRNiTuRE Antique carved
screen. $50; ANTIQUE white dining
set. 500; kitchen table, So; yard
chairs. S1.50 each. large exhaust
fan. S35: 2 nice mirrors; . $50 nd and
go6lets, $50: electric fan, $40: etc,
FuRNiTURE Cherry bedroom
suite, desk and table. Call AP,
7-690S.
FURNITURE-Sofa and overstutfed
chair. Cost $3.50 Excel. condition;
S125. Also, cocktail table. 10
3-4l44. 80
FURNITURE - Fine mahogany chest
and tables. Must sell today. Call
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SToRE-WIDE CLEARANCE
RCA. CHS. Emerson, Philco. Motor
ola, GE, Westinghouse, etc.
EXTRA SPECIAL
21-in.. brand new '55 table models
in factory cartons: list, Sle9.s5,
now only
$95
21-in., "a open stock console S75
3oVay comb. RcA FM-AM phono., SAG
WASHER CLEARANCE
"a and SIS washer sale on Whirl-
pool. Norge, Westinghouse. ABC,
Thor, HOTPOINT: Maytsg, unive[sal,
in factory cartons: list. $299 %.
now slashed to only
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COMPLETE POWER PLANT

3 units total $50 XIV, b. c. current;
peri. cond., still intact: must be
sold; Il interested' contaet tae EIDGEL,Y Ea,I 7
I'd. NV. DU. 1890. so
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The John Kilpen Hotel
231O AsH4dEAD PL NV
Half block of Conn ave. at $500,
overlookir- Rock Greek Park, Dble.
and sgle rms. pvt bath avail: ex-
eel. meals. rates, S17.60 week m.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEn-N.E.
ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

SLEEPING ROOM, newly decorated;
near Navy Yard and carline; Ii.
4-7529. 30
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
CHAIN SAWS, 1-man. S12 per day;
Oman, SIS per day. RENTAL TOOL
a. EQUIP co JU 9-6SSl
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREWOOD! FREE!
Come. take all you want. Rear 1883
Columbia rd. NV. 80
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CheSaneake Terrace

large / and 2 bedroom
furnished apts. In modern gar
den-type Development; extensive
grounds. inelcsed playground; laun-
street parking. utils. incl Ex-
sos TO s12o
TRANSIENTS-DAY WK. OR NO
4242 4th st. Sc.
Res. Mgr., Apt. 5 10. z-sI7c
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$40
Efnciency. fun kit, dinette and bath
newly dec; elev. bldg. NE. S-406l
1921 New Hamp. ave. NV. z
1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-city apts.. lovely 8 rms, bath
foyer. walk dovntoyn; $50, inc!
utils. IA. 9-4140. NO. 7-61l1. -
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POULTRY, RABBITS. EGGS

BABY CHICKS AND POULTS
Worthmore feed and poultry sup,
plies. JAMES FEED STORE. 619 X
st. NV, ME. S-00S9.
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Connecticut Ave. Apt.
JIs apartment % avaiisbie. Living room
dining foyer. kitchen and bath
Modern Kitchen and hrilt-in tut
with tile shower Waik-in closets
tastefuliy and completely furnished,
Venetian blinds; 24-hour switch.
board and elevator service: Alsc
HO. 2-,574
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FILECABINETS

7 I'LL N44A14N - , -
900 AVAILABLE; 4-DRAWER. LIE.
GAL AND LETTER SIZE; $50 AMI
up. 4-DRAWER. LEGAL, LETTER
WOOD: S9.95 AND UP. 2-DRAWER
WOOD FILES. ST.. ALSO ONE
DRAWER, STEEL, ROLLER BEAR
ING: S3.95. CARD FILES. ALI
SIZES AND COLORS. FREE De
LIVERY AND PARKING. MAN:
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP CO" o59
NEW YORK AVE NV
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Furniture Trading Mart
315 King St.. Alex. Va. XII, $4,000
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Continued On nezt passI
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z. COOL APT, Me-. nice sec
ewly dec, close in, excel. transp..
ev., 2 bedrmS,: reas. OIL. 4-3354.
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lge. kit. pvt. bath; utils. furn.
Enc. apt. air cond.; pvt. bath and
utils. furn. 9 am. TO B pm.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S Ewes, RA. 6-S3S6
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W. ST., Sc. 1705-Bsmt. / room
ana big kitchen, pvt; bath hans. and entf;' nto'
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DUPONT GIRO. vIC.--well furn. Tm
foE re%tiasd % & ssntlsEn9ssnn; &E9sn: cU pyt sssfh esth;
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2316 LINCOLN RID. NE--Apt. IIU
liy. rm., bedrm.. dinette, kit. bath
s6o5 GARLAND AVE. TAX. PIX
No. l, 2 bedrms.. liy. rns din
1917 N, QUEEN ST.--No. 5. nv.
rm., bedrm.. din. kit, bath. S9O
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WASHER CLEARANCE

Auto washers. rec0nd, 81
EASY CREDIT TERMS
SLATTERY'S
.43Oe Wis. Ave. NV. kE. 7-i5Ol
Open evenings TIL Sats. III,
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FURNITURE - Living and dining
room furniture, by private party.
Condition excellent. JU. 5-37S3.
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I744 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Large bed
Also 2-bedroom apartment: adults
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
NEW TREASURER

Appointment of Edward j. Vogel
as treasurer of the Central Western
Division of A & P Food Stores was
announced today by president John
M. Toolin.
Vogel, member of the COM
pany's headquarters auditing staff
in New York for the past 10 years,
replaces Stanley F. Dole who will
retire from the company August
after "a years service. Dole will be-
come vice president of Olivet Col
lege.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
John B. Sherk
Makes Corporal

End DIV, Ft Lewis Wash.-John
B. Sherk, 20, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold R. Sherk, 514 West St.,
Genoa, Ohio, recently was promot-
ed to corporal at Fort Lewis, Wash,
where he is serving with the End
Infantry Division.
Valuable combat experience OBJ.
tanned in Korea by the Indian
head" division is utilized in the
rigorous training of the unit, which
recently returned to the U. S.
Corporal Sherk, clerk in Heavy
Mortar Company of the divisions
23rd Regiment, entered the Army
in March 1854 and completed basic
training at Fort Knox, KY.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
THE
FARMERS WIFE
BY GRACE LUEBKE

to know it"
Helpful Hints for Harassed
Housewives Department -
Those hardwood floors of yours
will no longer be marred with
black marks from caster wheels if
you simply wrap several rounds of
transparent tape around each
wheel, replacing the tape from
time to time.
Sometime if you feel like baking
cookies and want to bake some
special ones, try these Congo
Bars" of Mrs. Leslie Hellwigs'.
They're quick and easy because
you merely spread the dough in
the pan and cut it into squares
after it's baked.
Sift together:
2% C. sifted flour
2R tsp. baking powder
IL tsp. salt
Melt 2/3 C. shortening, stir in
"a C. or lb. brown sugar. Allow
this mixture to cool slightly. Beat
in 3 eggs, l at a time, beating well
after each addition. Add flour mix
ture, C. broken nut meats and l
package chocolate bits, blend.
(Sadie says that aftentimes she
doesn't have a whole cup of nuts.
You can use " C. if you want or
leave them out entirely, but the
more you put in, the better it
tastes.)
Pour into creased and waxed
paper lined pan, 1012 15h x "a,
bake at $50 degrees for 25 80 min.
When almost cool cut into squares.
These cookies keep very we'll if
you can find a good hiding place
for them.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

The boys and girls who have
projects in All this year are prob
ably busy keeping their record
books in shape, so that when judg-
ing time comes they'll be all caught
up. AS Is always the case, some of
them are good at keeping records
and some aren't. A certain advisor
OF an F F A Chapter in one of our
Ohio towns came across some pro-
ject books and found the following
records kept by a freshman boy:
November: Nothing special hap
pened, except our club elected of
ficers. didn't make it.
December: Lily went dry.
January: Nothing special hap
pened.
February: Same as January.
March: Lily had a heifer and
named it Designer Aim Rosette.
April: Blossom, my 2-year-old
cow, went dry.
May, Everything went OK.
June: Blossom had calf, and |
haven't decided what to name it.
exhibited at Spring Jersey
show and didn't do too we'll.
July: Nothing special happened
except our house burned down.
Everyone agrees that home
makers nowadays have everything
pretty convenient in their homes
as far as making their work easier
and getting it done faster, ii seems
we really can accomplish a lot
sometimes by just pushing a but
ton or turning a dial. However,
whenever we have a long seige of
hot and humid weather like we've
been having now, there's another
improvement / sometimes think
would sure make it easier on our
backs. How about a hydraulic lift
OF some sort on the bathtub, some
hi1hS oAhilul w q udl UcI CIldlI
Honestly, If you have small fry in
your home you sure spend OF of
time giving them baths, and that
can be pretty hard on your back.
4 usually get on my knees in front
of the bath tub when wash Kathy
- but always have to get up so
many times to retrieve the soap, or
the washcloth, or Kathy, that I'm
usually worn to a frazzle by the
time we're finished. Now, if there
was a lever that you could pump
and bring the. tub up to waist
height, wouldn't that make it
easier? OF course ! suppose that
until they make elastic copper
tubing for the tub, this project
will have to remain untried and un-
proven.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
Today's BIZ Of Nonsense -

An arthritic mountaineer came
into a small and totally unexpected
inheritance and decided to buy a
secondhand jalopy to ease the
burden of his declining years. The
cheapest he could find in all Mis-
souri, was $135, but the dealer re-
minded him, "You get five good
tires thrown in free; they haven't
gone more'n $4,000 miles.
Forget the tires" said the
snountaineer. II don't want any on
my car. When I'm riding / want
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

to know it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21

Ibe taken towards establishing q
policy.
Another board member. Oliver
Caldwell. said the system has. In
the past. led to arrival m his
home Of Embarrassing, CONNER
cial advertising and political
campaign literature, however
effectively disguised"
No Complaints
! Mr.. johnson said he knew Of
mo abuses and that he had re-
ceived no complaints.
This is not major problem,
at least at this point" he said.
The board received notification
from the Falls Church League of
Women Voters of its opposition
to the Gray Commission tuition
plan in the January 9 referen-
dunn.
Particularly" the group said.
I'VE oppose the amendment of
Section l41 Of the (Virginia)
constitution because we believe
the tuition grant plan would seri-
ously weaken the present stand
ards of our public schools.
The board announced it will
meet with the Citizens Advisory
Committee on January II to dis
cuss the feasibility of establish
ing a kindergarten in Falls
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
County Council Okoys
Silver Spring Rezoning

The battle over expansion Of
the rapidly growing Silver Spring
business district burst anew yes
terday as the Montgomery
County Council approved COM
mercial rezoning to the east
along Colesville road.
The council voted 5 to 2 In
approving a switch from apart
ment house to commercial classi-
f1cation Of q 1.3-acre tract al
ColeSville road and Spring street
The tract is owned by the Sill
yer Spring Shopping Center, Inc,
q corporation headed by Sam
Fig.
Opposing the application were
Mrs. Stella B. Werner and j,
Grahame Walker.
Mr.. Walker was the lone coun-
cilmen who voted for commercial
rezoning for q tract ct Colesville
road and East West highway.
Buffer Zone
Mrs. Werner and Mr.. Walker
contended the Fig tract reEonins
granted yesterday was an en-
croachment into the Woodside
Park residential area.
Councilmen supporting the
resolution, however. said recon
re- eastward to Spring street
followed logical pattern arsd
that Spring street would be the
buffer between the business and
residential areas.
The council only . few weeks
ago authorized . 4s-foot wide
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connected with my persona,
disagreement with the PTA',
point of view"
Curb Voted Down
Mr.. Saintsing's motion re-
questlng that the board estab-
Ilish policy curling distribution
to school children Of such mate
rial was defeated by the board on
grounds that PTA activities were
directly related to the overall
school program.
The board, however, directed
School Supt. Irwin H. Schmitt to
look into possible abuses by CON-
Imercial and political groups OF
the student take-home system
From the superintendent re-
port. Board Chairman John A
johnson said, the board would
decide what, If any, action will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
Bowie to Direct
Efficiency Group

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81 P.-
C. Heating Bowie, jr.. Baltimore
lawyer, yesterday was named
chairman of the Commission on
Governmental Efficiency and
Economy, succeeding George B.
Hess, Baltimore shoe merchant.
The commission Is a nom
profit, independent organization
which studies the operation.
management and cost Of city and
State governments.
Elected to serve with Mr..
Bowie were Charles L. Phillips,
vice chairman and John A.
ILuetkemeyer. treasurer. Both are
bankers.
The commission also elected
seven new members to the board
of trustees: Joseph B. Browne.
William J. Casey, Harrison Gar
ett, Richard r. HARDWOOD. jr..
Seth w. HEARTFELT, Joseph Meye-
|hof and E. Randolph Wooten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
Trapped Man
Hurt in Leap

A Fairfax County man was
injured yesterday when he
jumped from O seconds story
window during q IRE which
paused about 10000 damage to
o Sunset Hills home.
Ralph Sprouse, Al, was ad-
mitted to Arlington Hospital
suffering q fractured ankle. He
was trapped on the second floor
Of q frame home when he went
into the building to save some
furniture.
The fire destroyed the upper
floor Of the tenant house on
Sunset Hills Farm near Hern.
don. site Of a distillery.
Dewey Nuckels. 4s-year-old
farm employe whose family &C.
cupied the house. said the IRE
apparently started from the
chimney.
Three persons were In the
house when the flames broke
out. They were Mrs. Nuckels.
40. her son, Hardy, %. and q
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Sprouse,
81. None was injured but Mrs.
Nuckels was treated for shock
at Arlington Hospital.
Firemen from Herndon, Chan
lilly and Great Falls brought
the flames under control In
about an houl.