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RESTAURANT. BEKR-Nearby Va
Stainless steel equipment. air con
ditioned; owner state 81. zoo
monthly profit; lou overhead tria
given; $1,000 down
Lane Pastor, EX. 3-2555
25 ROOMS, z BATHs-ArranTec
as eptH.; 4 bedrms-; on Conn
ave; good furniture: owner quote.
800 income plus 2-bedrm. apt.
Lane Pastor, Elk. 3-2555
CAN YOU BEAT iT+ units. 1
baths: ~ Furnished and rentee
Park I'd rd. semicetseSed; ass isai pn Day onis mi
$500 down and you own prop
erty and furniture.
$500 down buys property anc
furniture. ID rms, baths. fur.
nished and rented plus large ga.
range rented for S55 monthly neal
l4th and Harvard. Home and
moneymaker. See today.
Lane Pastor, EX. 3-2555
NEWSSTAND. NV. RENT $50
monthly: owner states $3.50 vkly,
pfoit: full full price. $500. good sI
Lane Pastor, EX. 1855
LUNCH AND DRUGs-SAME owner
years, very clean: can operate
without prescriptions near large
school: about $500 wkly. sales.
much more when school is open.
Trial given; you need only So. 500
down; Rent 500 monthly with
Lane Pastor, EX. 1855
TAVERN-Gross 500, 900: legal
slots, $4,000 licensed for liquor
and sI.d beer; . old estab. location: real
REsTAURANT-Beer and legal slots;
over 1.000-foot frontage: net last
year $4,000; real estate included.
SNACK BAR-Lease only: gross $52.-
600. slots. Sc 600; rent, s125
FMIiNa fIis STATIONS ts,-oulf. SIM
with beer license: legal slots; $3.50
mo. real estate included: 2 doing
over 100000 gals. These stations
wiz nav for themselves in short
time: no competition: liberal terms.
TAVERN AND RESTAURANT-Bee
iiauor. legal slots: lease only. $500
WATERFRONT PIER-Beer tavern
restaurant. movies, slot machines
SIS 900 down: 5000 month.
]. B WATERS. Prince Frederick, Md
Phones. 2l4 and 3lS-J-3
BAR IN NEARBY MD.
On and on sale: does $1,000 wk
Total price. $4,000 incl. stock
license alone worth $4,000. Ex'
BAR RESTAURANT
Does $4,000 month. Air-conditioned
nice equipment. Total price, S13,,
600 with $4,000 down. Exclusive
LUNCHEONETTE
In nearby Nd. Closed ewes. and Sun
Mgr. operated. Machines net S10(
wk. 81, 900 will handle.
SHOE STORE
Never opened on account Of famil.
troubles In good NV. location
Modern equipment. Needs stock
Owner will sacrifice with reason.
able down payment. Exclusive.
AL STERN
FE. 3-246s ST. 3-343.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RENTAL LIsTINGs urgently needed
for 9, 2 and bedroom houses In
Alexandria area. MORTON q,
HUNTER, INC. XII. a-1b59. ga
HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes in
praisals. No delay. For complete
PERRY HAY Co. JU. 5-624o. ia
DIET. HOUSE, Hillcrest tDistrict)--
"a bedrms.: must be nice: guar
excel. care 10. .-aooo' Ext a. aloS.
VA, d. C.--Need someone 10 man.
age, rent or sell your property
L. MLECKA, IA. 1880.
3-BEDROOM, well-establiShed home,
preferably Montgomery County,
about Aug. ID, or may consider
purchase with small down payment.
Boa 1Bb-R. star. "a
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
~ ACRES

Ls.Ss s.SSsodi lIvinc .,r room; nv dining E room. :
2 bedrooms on second; screened
porch: full basement. S135. Cal
r. a; HuMPHRIES, Realtor. Ma
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COLORED-4-RM. BRICK, nicely
ddecorsted; Govt, employe: S65;
606 Bird ct. Sc, Ii. 4-4236. -26
CoLORED-l52s CHURCH ST. NV.
coaSss ss. tSr ia1t poTebss SS%bs Of se
Yards, garaEe,. May be seen now,
Available in q few DAYS. DE. 2-561 g..
CoLoRED-5s7 FLA. AVE. NV
8 comp. apts: and ofdce space:
kS SSSs ,ss ,sEi;, sIi; ''f o. Il s1Ns$s sRiS
COLoRED-1sth AND L SITS. Sc
rental. WALTER 4. brown. 1ois
Vermont ave. MA. S-1652.
2-bedrm. houses on Golden st. s.y.
at $3.50 monthly. Loc. bet. 9th
and 10th. q, and E. Not to be torn
down for 9 long time; Key at 931,
CoL6RHpEif1s 6RGas ri 1. Fla. AVE. Me-
g rms, bath, bsmt. apt gas heat.
large yard. NO. 7-372s, II. 7-7621
coLoRED-41e M ST. N.w.4sss
RE- RE no; s.4so6' look at before aK calling
StoREb@ssss b2c$; UNIVERSITY :sI y;
yard; sl5o. +. p. scHWARTz.
INC, 1O14 vt. ave. NV. DI.
coLoRIE;D-214s L ST. N.w.-6-rm.
srisk. RdSs =. Vnf fx,S $3.50 SO ~ Jnsp g Mon
CoLoRED-NR. 18th AND r. 1.
feet cond.; excel. home and income.
VIII rent or sell to proper tenant.
coIoREbaBBRIcK HOME. 2es War.
ren st. ne. rms. bath; lease to
quail. tenants, $50 mo. Ii. 6-6071.
.COLORED-BEAUT. APT, over store
on Ga. ave, consists of bedrms. :,
liv; n. din. rm.; kit. dinette, 2
aual tenants. RA. 6-s919.
COL0RED-4IO. o ST. N.W.-6 rms.
1asd ana path sso gas Appy ye CUP 9eyE 4HNSES ShsR
COLORED-3rd and G SIS. N.E.-e
rms, bath. 9 kits. oil h.; reas.
rental. WALTER A. BROWN. 1918
Vermont ave. MA. 8-1652.
CoLoREp-.6 ROOMS, $s5
WASHINGTON j 1REAITY. RA. 3-saoo
coLoRED-16-RM. BRICK. $50
KEY AT 513 9Th ST. NE
LOUIS RUDDEN. EX. 3-5707
COLORED-HOME VALUES
1247 eh pL. N.w.-5 rooms and
ST iatS Sesi sT. sE.-s bedrms.. liv
rm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath Com,
.pletely redecorated; S100
A EYE ST. NV rooms and
bath plus bsmt. with kitchen. Will
be completely redecorated: Sl0O
1864 INGLESIDE TERI. NV
Row. brk.: 9 rms, 2 baths: full
1743 sEAToN PL. N.w.-6 rooms
bath: sos.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AIR-CONDITIONED
Silver Spring, Md.-3-bedrm RAM
bier, completely air conditioned; gas
hot:air heat. elec. kit. with dish
Forest Glen: 5000 per mo-, 3.yr;
lease. MR.. AUXIER, Ma. s-07l4
or after 8 pm. JU. 9-5352. "a
NEARBY VA.-3 BEDRMS.
10 min. to D. C.; min; Pentagoni
2 blks. new public and parochlal
school: blk. bus. shop. center:
row brick. mod. newly dec deeoratsdd: Sssd
$95 mo. ov. 3-02o7 or UN 4
3sa6. "a
FALLS CHURCH AREA:-3-bedrm
eonSenisnsiy eans S1ai iiRpia ioeaesd: sis5 mo. '''
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW: equipped kit.
conveniently located; S100 mo.
LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-94O0.
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c. ]. YOUNG SAYS
NOW is TINE TO BUY A BUSINESS
13 ROOMS, 8 BATHS
Rent, S135; oil heat, garage. inc.
pvt. bath for owner; near 18th and
Que, only $3.50 handles. csll Mrs.
c. - j. YOUNG, ST. 3-15OO
10 ROOMS, 31a BATHS
Near the Capitol: rent S140. inc.
quoted S317; ideal tourist location,
nicely. urn, always rented. $3.50
down. Cali Mr.. Ward.
C. ]. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
26 ROOMS, IA BATHS
Mass. ave. near Dupont Circle: inc.
quoted, $4,000 mthly., always rent
ed shows big net profit. SS.500.
Terms. Call
c. j. YOUNG. ST. 3-1500
$100 DOWN
0 rooms. rent Ss5. inc. quoted 5000;
excellent s.e.. always rented. nicely
furn. Call Ross.
C. j. YOUNG, ST. 3-150O
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
Near lge. hotels. ne. rent $3.50.
long lease. seats 70, big bar busi-
ness, income quoted, 81 400 wkly..
can be increased: $4,000 handles.
Call Mrs. Honeycutt.
C. J. YOUNG, ST. 3-150O
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s AND 1nc STORE


Owner quotes over $4,000 business
IN 1854. Price complete. $4,000.
GROC., 5000 COMPLETE
Owner guarantees over 81 900 busi-
ness . week. Rent only S35 no.
win sell for only $1.500 down.
Closed Sundays.
Colored Tavern, $500 On.
Liquor and beer license. Location
tops. $1,000 complete.
HARRY M. GREENFIELD
IA. e-6277 IA. 9-77ss
TAVERN
Centrally located in Metropolitan
Washington: corner establishment
Nightly entertainment, heavy oar
trade. Owners forced to sell be-
cause Of other business interests.
Selling price, $1,000. sensible down
payment.
EXCLUSIVE BROKERS
S. G. GERACHIS CO.
Daily. e-5 Sum-. 11-6 IA. s-2l34
RESTAURANT
MONOPOLY
Large. well-established and air-con-
'ditioned restaurant. seating approx.
100; guaranteed minimum daily
gross, $500. Light industrial area.
Heavy carrvout business. long lease
and terms. Selling, $4,000.
SUITABLE FOR PARTNERS
S. G. GERACHIS co.
Daily. 9-5 Sum-. 1l-6 IA. s-2134
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CoLoRED, COLUMBIA RD.
FRT. PcH.. BRK., Q RMS. BsMr.
OTHER HOUSES RsL AND a5' APIS. AVAIL
1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1854
COLORED
1877 Buchanan ST.. NV. Colonial
porch brick; 8 rooms. bath. h.-w
heat, basement: newly decorated
500. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
Co. 617 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 7-1OSS
-24
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sELF-SERvICE GROCERY

SELF-SERVICE GROCERY
NO COMPETITION
Hours: 8 to z. closed Suns. and
HOLIDAYS. Outstanding money max
er. Does better than $4,000 wkly.
business. Reasonable rent. Good
terms to responsible people. Ex-
elusive. Ewes and Suns, Sam
Blanken. IA. a-0995.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Gal E st. NV. Ma. s-937S
GROCERY STORE
MEATS, VEGETABLES; low rent;
pm, no Suns. 301 Bird st. sc. 26s
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Sc. NEAR
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
1907 41st ST. SE.
$3.50 MO.

Lovely. large 2-bedr0om home with
Fteh,p Fsias f1o snS tT SiniRs sSoT nc6sEn Ss
able nov Keys ct 1900 z1st ct.
Adon Properties, Ma. 8-574C
Reon Iol2 woodward Bldg.
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HOME AND INCOME

Mr., Dupont circle-3-fsnily mod,
BLDG. built that way about Is yrs,
ego; on:stYeet park; Less.; terms,
ATTORNEY, RA. 6-3724.
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RETAILrWHOLESALE

Very busy thoroushfare. Doine ST.
100 wkly., can increase business
by adding variety. Of sales items.
Low rent, Good lease. Must be
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VARIETY STORE

Good for $4,000 yrly, net profit.
Loaded with merchandise. Experi-
ence not necessary. Living qrtrs.
Can be bought with reasonable
down, payment. This is Q very
easy business to learn.
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812 9TH ST. N.E.-8 rms, 2 baths;
oil h.-w. heat; 1st-class condition
eSs so rRHNRL1N R1pSRi ST. NEG rms,
. baths; oil h.-w. heat; arranged
for Q families. Will also consider
eolored tenants. $110 month.
1110 II st. NE, Ii. 3-207Q
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We NEED yzSTs ESTsEsTPi Ss.jP1Sa E; 6 MD
THos. L. PHILLIPS. Wo. $4,000
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ASa55i.sIE l.S5i.I. Z. AIT ~! ,isss' ,i@sss-S'dFa' sF.
4 BKDRooMe-Penesd yard. gear
garage. Falls Church area: S136.
AVAILABLE SEPT. 8 TO 1O-s-bed-
rm. rambler. including dishWashef,
automatic washer. air conditioner
snd attic fan. Falls Church area;
3-BEDRM. CoLoNIAL-Finished rec.
rm.. double garage, IL baths; hne
home. convenient location; $3.50.
HOLLY REALTY
$500 Lee Highway KE. $3.50
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1859 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
5 bedrms., brk. row house. 3 baths,
newly dec, det. 2-car garage, Oil
h.-w,h.; close to Dupont Circle
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DRY CLEANING STORE. nr. Capitol
Crossing S22, 900 or better yr. for
past yrs. Auto. pump on boiler
new press and cleo. vacuum. elec
$3.50 S5gs5 sn' XII sssSIS. Sif 0'' -s4 ss4fe'
DAY NURSERY in Silver Spring
Successful. growing business Fully
licensed and equipped. Long lease
S9.950. RA. 3-0109 after z pm.
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Houses Recommended

ELoPMENT co.
RENTAL DEPT. N. a-44e4
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Sl16nh lON FhNh AfIEA-LOt6ly. y.
spacious, semidet. brick; 2-car ga
rage in rear: bedrms., baths.
full finished bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.;
excel. cond. A real buy.
OIL. 6-7266 RE. 7-S2S2
WALTER REED AREA
3.BEpRM. BRICK RAMBLER
PRICED WELL UNDER $4,000
CALL MR.. NEWMAN, RA. 3-0140
LOUIS RUDDEN Ex. 3-5707
YOUR OFFER ON YOUR TERMS
CONSIDERED
Rambler shingle: 8 rms; all on l
A., 9 baths. firepl., full bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h.; yard and garage: vacant
near Walter Reed.
Near 9Th and whittier sts.: fine de-
tached home; g lge. rms, n baths,
rec. rm., oil h.-w.h,; yard and
garage: lawn. porches. Quick pos
session.
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BRIGHTWO0D. close to Calvin Cool
shingle. 4 rms. and bath on both
hs.. gas h.. deep lot. a-cRr garaEe
81 500. terms. sTRoUP. RA
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SPRING VALLEY
1920 UPTON ST. NV.
$36,95O
OPEN
SUNDAY, l til DARK

located, this fine home
tractively situated on level lot. Has
living room with built-in book
shelves. dining room. kitchen and
frst-foor den with adjoining full
bath. Three twin-size bedrooms and
two baths on second floor. Large
screened porch and patio. Pine
paneled recreation room with fire.
place. maids room and bath In full
Built-in gear garage. Ready for
immediate occupancy.
To reach--out Massachusetts ave.
to 49th ST.. left on 49th to Upton
ST.. right on Upton to 1920. Ewes.
call Mrs. Sutton. KE. 7-03O5.
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WHEATON-3 bedrmS., sep.
din. rm. sos. Ia. 9-6934.
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:. j. YOUNG, ST. 3-150C
S100 DOWN

0 rooms. rent SS5. inc. quoted 5000
excellent Sc. always rented. NIGEL
furn. Call Ross
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6029 18th ST. NE.
Modern 6-rm. semidetached brick; 5
good bedrms. bsmt.. porch; gas
heat; S1l9 mo. CAL AE. 4-o4oo.
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S. G. GERACHIS co.
Daily a-5 Sun. 11.R la R-21aA
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3O05 CAMBRIDGE PL. NV

SANDOZ, INC.
No. 2 Dupont Circle Du. 7-l234
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6923 9th ST. tat Walter Reed
Large detached house on lge. lot;
8 spacious rooms. 21a baths. flre-
place; oil h.:w.h.; lge. bsmt; garsgs;;
DAWN 4 CO. To. s-s1s5. RA.
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LUNCH AND DRUGS-SAME owner
3 years, very clean: can operate
without prescriptions near large
school: about $500 wkly. sales.
much more when school is open.
Trial given; you need only So. 500
down: Rent S100 monthly with
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meDdously charming 2-story white
brk. and frame Colonial In q pic
ture-book setting on q GORGEOUS
lot 62x150 among perfectly beau
bedrms.. 9 baths on 2nd fioor.
Beautiful sround-leveI rec. rm. and
y bath In basement DeliRhtfully
shaded porch; garage: heavy slate
roof. One block from Macarthur
blvd. shopping and transp. Ex-
cellent value at S26,a5O. FRANK
g, PHILIPS, DI. 7-14ll: ewes.
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CONTINUED on next pace
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Lane Pastor. EX. 3-2555

NEWSSTAND. NV. RENT $50
sales; good lease; excellent net
proft; full price, $4,000, good
terms.
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BRIGHTWooD-combine your busi
oil heat: good condition. RiEht OF
Georgia ave Show window space
$4,000. Good terms. STROUP
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BAR IN NEARBY MD

On and on sale; does 81 200 wk
Total price. $4,000 incl, stock
license alone worth $4,000. Ex
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EXCLUSIVE BROKERS

S. G. GERACHIS CO.
Daily. e-5 Sun. lI-6 IA. s-2l34
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e.RM. MODERN BUNGALOW; front
and rear yards. garden space sSos SSa9
SO. ARL.-Cool and cozy-2-bed-
rm., 2-story det. masonry home;
huge sleeping porch LIST a.; nice
shady yard. Conv. .everything;. 2
schools and 1-fare busi S95. Va
cant August l. DICK BASSETT.
ia: 2-5057. ia. 2;4311. -24
rrn.. iM baths. .iulI bsri,t.. oii heat,
S11n TE R-AaQ4 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

@ ~
QUESTION. Mrs. Hosr0yd Stein. of NIL
,caykse. Wis. ,r7ofe Ms. pm interested in
Amrr;co,s w.ost bsoniifnl honse. Can sonsone
tn ,nS mIere II ;s2,.s NJ k.r,r ;usf III v,on 10
ors,re, mrs Sfe;.,s e,..sf;on = .Saa,sel ckam-
beyioin tbiranyed ahore,.
ANSWER. How fortunate il is to be con-
fronted with this question. which inspires
an unhesitaiing reply. and not one which
causes nerplexed chin SCRATCHING! The answer
seems immediate and measurable: ..Carter's
oloss = 1a !. >ass 1917, - :,
and Won world nlunce me into a torment of
;nfiec;s;or Asked to designate The uost bean
,;f,,l s,,ee, +, America I womb 10 hone,eselv
torr he.ree,, N.,r Eno,.,,a ami V;ro;r;.
f,,;v,,, ,o,,.,,,;t;,,,, =, 80. ,,,,,,Id ~
e,,,-v.,,l,ed (-bes.,,,,, c;,raat II Salan, N1ass
l,e,, u,;,h tbe s,a,elx homes Of cI;rrer-sh;r
cantains and Nantucketss Main street. stiIl
clineinp to It's cobblestones and the architec-
tral dignity which came down from the great
DAYS az whaling. Can neither of these be cited
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
This noted author, photographer and
authority ON homes here and abroad
selects 25O-year-old Carriers Crove,''
overlooking the James River I'm Virginia

Unlike most houses. the wings Of Carters
Grove were completed well before the house
ITSELF These outlying elements existed before
I700 When Carter BurweIl, grandson Of
Virginia. lordly King" Carter. undertook to
unite them with central mansion, he spared
no expense An English architect, David
Minitree. was imported to supervise the work
Skilled woodcarvers worked with lumber cut
down ON the plantation - pine, walnut and
poplar. Some of the finest pine paneIing IN
existence IS found IN the interior.
The main hall rejoices in great elliptical
arch and the carved stairway is thing Of
startling beauty. This is massive structure,
and the paneling. the holdings. cornices and
window panes all reflect a fine balance between
strength and delicacy. When the work was I'm
ished Carter BmweIl gave Minitree an added
bonus of f25. no small tip in those days.
Today it stands as serene as ever. beauti-
fully restored and furnished with period pieces.
Its present owner is Mrs Archibald M
McCrea. Unfortunately, .'Carter's Grove" is
not open to the public.
An Hs&pxica1 Exuve
HISTORIANS find that Carter's Grove IS
happy hunting ground, for almost an of the
prominent men of Virginia found their way
across its threshold on varied missions, some
on the swashbuckling side, some purely
tic. when Colonel Tarleaon, Of the British
Light Horse Cavalry. occupied the house
i'm l7Sl. q trooper rode mp the naain stair
way with his horse and hacked the stair
rail with his saber. The scars still remain.
There are less strident legends connected
with the house, though somewhat dishearten-
ing for two Of our greatest Americans. Before
the carved mantel in the drawing room
George Washington is said to have proposed to
Mary Cary. Later in the same room Thomas
Jefferson asked the hand of his fair Belinda"
niece of Carter Burwell. Both were refused.
Thus further proud. if somewhat melan-
choly, distinction fails upon this noble house.
=
NEXT WEEk: Which are the Bibse's
aFeasesf srOrds? Sir prominent Seadevs
If raviOsss faisks make their choices.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10

and saw the decorators VICTORIOUS
2-1. Jimmy Gensman was the pitch
er and John Wilbur the catcher for
the victors; while Tom Fritz, Dick
Steindam, and John Leary were
batteries for the K. of C.
Gensman h ad IL strikeouts
Fritz 10, and Steindam one. Gems
man gave up four nits, Fritz gave
up one in four innings and Stein
dam four in two innings. Mackey
Decorators, and Steindam, OK of G.
got two base-hits; Mackey, Gems
man, Wilson, Wilbur, Fritz and
Crohen connected for singles and
Fritz got three base hit.
Umpires were Don James and
Steve Kostyo. On the Decorators
squad are: Dennis AmeS, David
Ascher, John Banclick, Robert
Buckley, Tim Carter, Tommy Cover
Jim GenSman, Richard Grodi, Mike
Nicholson, Dave Nissen, Greg San
ger, David Summersett. John Will
bur, Steve Wilsin, John Krawczyk
Lyle Mackey, George King, Bill
Coley, Bobby Johnson, Terry Ohm
On the K of C are: Tom Fritz
Peter Zibert, Dick Steindam, Jim
Lundgard, Bill Hoffman, Dan and
John Krupp, William Crohen, John
Leary, Craig Stephenson, Jan Gay.
dos, George Schade, Doug LeVeck.
David Grodi, Joe Lauer, Vents
Crum, Jim Nieder.1ofer.
Second Game
Second game in the American
League, opening day, saw Miller
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10

Motors, managed by Little League
head William Robel, take 7-3
victory from Ohio State Construc-
ton, managed by George Freeh.
Denny Robel and John Norris
pitched for Miller's with Dick Be-
low catching. Louis Bellamy and
Dean Colston pitched for Ohio
State, with Ross Hazard catching.
A home run by Dave Pfisterer,
two doubles by Below and three
triples by Norris gave Miller's
their victory score while Staters
were held to three singles.
National League games schedul-
ed Tuesday night, pairing CIO-City
Bakery, Standard Products-Myers
Cafe were rained out.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
BOATING CLUB
PLANS DINNER

Port Clinton Outboard Boating
Club, ready for big and busy sea.
son, will have its first annual fish
dinner Sunday from IL noon to
2:30 pm.
The event will be held at the
State Park, West Dock, Put-in-Bay.
Everything is free. Members are
invited to bring boat load, and to
come and go as they please. Next
rendezvous for Boat Club mem
bers will be July 10 when pot.
luck at Kellys Island is planned,
members assembling at II o'clock
at the Lighthouse.
In event of inclement weather,
the fish dinner will be postponed
to June 10.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
Wins First Prize
At Michigan Show

'Coray Vagabond's Echo, buff
cocker spaniel pup owned by Ray
Sperber, Erie Township, won a
silver trophy and blue ribbon by
placing first at the Ann Arbor,
Michigan, dog show last weekend
A litter brother, "Coray Vaga-
bonds Double, was shown by
Sperber to first place at the Lima,
Ohio, dog show two weeks earlier.
The pups are sired by international
Champion Maddie's Vagabond's Re-
turn and their mother now has a
repeat litter a week old.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
MarbIehead Beats Port Clinton,
rs, In Timing Game Sunday

Marblehead Merchants baseball
team defeated Port Clinton rs
Sunday in seven-inning game, de
cided on by mutual agreement.
Marblehead manager Joe Malfara
decided to play the youngsters on
his team, and they came through
in fine style. Larry Earls was on
the hill for the Merchants and
came through in good shape in mis-
first start. He was never in trouble
until the sixth inning when three
errors and three hits gave Port
Clinton four unearned runs. NAL
fara replaced him in the sixth, and
Mcclellan pitched the last inning,
striking out the three men rle
faced.
Merchants now have won two
and lost four. They meet undefeat-
ed Fremont at Marblehead Sunday
and will be trying hard to upset
bod Whites team. Frank McCIel-
Ian seems to have his arm in shape
after a slow start and will attempt
to stop the hard hitting Fremont
team. Old timers are particularly
invited to the game to renew ac-
quaintance with Dod, who has
been around long time in anna
teur baseball in tbs %rea.
ABB H R
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
SANDUsKY SPEEDWAY

1t may seem like he loves me, he
loves me not. But believe me, Bert
Decker is really trying to get the
Sandusky oval ready to open. With
the extremely hot and drying
weather of Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, the track should be dry
enough to complete laying of the
blacktop. AS was reported last
week there are several things to
complete before this will be the
finest and fastest as well as the
first blacktopped u mile track in
the country.
There will be Joie Chittwood's
Thrill Show at the track Saturday
mite, June 18th at $50. The first
race of the season will be Sunday
evening, time trials at 700 and
the first race at $3.50.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
VISIT BAY

Approximately 200 members of
the schooiboy patrol in Sandusky
Will have their annual picnic at
Put-in-Bay, July 6, sponsored by
members of tae Fraternal Order
of Police. They will tour the island
and have lunch there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
GETS LETTER

James f. Johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Johnson who recently
moved from 1716 E. Perry-st to
Toledo, received a minor letter in
track at the Illinois Institute of
Technology, Chicago, when AZ ath-
letes were awarded letters for the
1855 spring sports season.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
SPORTS
Little Leaguers Open 1855
Season; Decorators Beat
K. of c. 2-1, In 1st Game

Mayor Harold Jeremy threw out the first ball Monday at
$3.50 as the first game of Port Cntons 1855 Little League
season got underway at Standard Products Field
The opening game paired American League teams Port
Clinton Decorators coached by Bill Riddle and the K of
team coached by Virgil Murphy assisted by Jack Belzer
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-10
INJURED

IINJDhED
Alfred Floriana, Is, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred F9oriana of Route
II Oak Harbor, sustained severe
injuries to three fingers of his
right hand Thursday morning when
his hand was caught in q bean
planter. He was admitted to Ma
gruder hospital for surgery