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Evening star., 1955-02-20

QUANTITY SURVEYOR, for position
with established local general con-
tractor. State age. experience. ref
s1aOs sTenes' sand and salary expected. B Box
RADIO lSIS KSEEfPArRMA.., SEfI experienced d in
and home radios, good pay, hospi-
talization available, paid vacation.
Apply in person, 6119 Georgia ave.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, ambitious,
with car; will receive intensive train
ing in all phases Of real estate prac--
and study to get into hikher Income
level. Call uN. 4-O161 for appt.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, active
Arlington once specializing in resi-.
Dental properties: experience not
necessary but preferred; opportunity
for $4,000 yearly executive income.
Phone the sales manager. JA; z
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN--Plenty Of
sales calls. choice listings, excellent
firm. TOWN & SUBURBAN. 4sl1
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 2-9400.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. q leading
firm In Arlington needs statesmen
Va. Experience desirable but not
NECESSARY; Gall ia. a-3l3l' ask for
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, full and
part time. large subdiv. L. KAHN.
l1l02 Dewey rd., Kensington, Md.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. expert
enced for D. c. and Nd. Cooperation
given. Excellent working conditions,
Start Immediately. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV. AD.
4-2005
REAL ESTATE-Can use / good full
time salesman. RAYMOND B. DUNN.
1920 Wis. ave, WO. 6-02l4.
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Major company has excellent sale.
opportunity for . experienced mer
in Petroleum products. Good start.
ing salary: car allowance; paid va
fits;- Give complete details, Box 23S.
s, Star. 20
SALES SUPERVISOR, under age IS
for hard beverage industry; resident
of D. c. for past year; start at SS5
with new car for business and per.
sonal use plus expenses. The EN-.
ployment Agency for Statesmen, MAN.
AGEMENT .CQNSULTANTS. INC.
SALES TRAINEE-start $50 week
ns Ass voafe Ssss ssts short period T
IN, warehouse. shipping duties
wholesale arm. Write fully. BOX
14-V. Star.
SALESMAN. with .ar: sewing ma
chine and appliances: .salary and
commission; with or without exper.
leads a,a;,,t1 fnrn Sc Bob Ross HOME
NV, ST. $3.50 go
SALESMAN, experienced furnishing,
ABBY e pHN HTss HG9a soi NJ 'espi csp
tol st. 30
SALESMAN. experienced, to specialize,
in the sale OF business and invest.
ment properties: BOSS & PHELPS
INC. l417 X st. NV. -22
SALESMAN, age 30-45, for we'll,
known wholesale automobile equip
and supply corp. Call on commercts
aects Dep. on man, $4.5Q0-S6, 500
men. MANAGEMENT CONSULT.
ANTS, INC. Suite 800. 1406 G st
SALESMAN. experienced. to special.
lie in the sale Of homes. BOSS &
PHELPS. INC. 1411 K st. NV. -2s
ynusually hish eaTnings. An eall.
in exclusive territory transferred te
man we select. Prefer college man
but will accept outstanding H. 8
grad. Must be well dressed. OWE
car, like intaneibles sales, and in
need apply. Give complete details in
first letter. Our employees know
Of this ad. Box 454-v. Star. 20
SALESMAN, retail. age 21-30, single
exper. civil engineering equip, anc
supplies, field surveying exper. help
fs excellent n 0D3an syd fSs al
days, start. sal. $50. The Employ
ment Agency for Statesmen. MAN
AGEMENT CONSUL LTANTS, INC.
Suite 500. 1406 G st. NV.
SALESMAN WANTED TO sell sewins
machines and vacuums: very hisf
fpA furnished. Apply In person. 7ls q 4
SALESMAN, a for one of washington,
leading food products wholesaler
handling both fresh and frozer
items. to call on the institutiona
who can produce. Applicant .shoulc
own q car. Give full particulars IL
SALESMAN, age 27-4O. exper.. call
ing on independent grocers and res
taurants: car necessary; liberal sal,
HENT coNsuITANTs. NC. Suit,
SALESMAN, $4,000: paint and water
PROBING exper. Grocery sales. sxper :.
local: S200 mo. up plus. Dozen,
soypIs; S 700 iash' cor. q. 'Nz
SALESMAN-Young man. must hav,
some clothing experience; for boys
and young mems shop. Call JU
SALESMAN. age as-4o, married. Will
family; machines. motors and pump
to Govt. and comml. accounts. Star
at S75 wkly., plus liberal comm. Tn,
Engloymsns Aseney yNs,SI 1SE SeissMfs TaNfs
INC. 1906 O st. NV.
SALESMAN with car. 365 week
raises; no commission. Ase 1885
lively. Paper products. once and
business supplies. Write fully. Boz
21-V, Star.
SALESMAN - Hish caliber. expert
eneed man 70 train for managerial
position In o nrm manufacturing
sutomotive product nsrntnss start
q ones. MARvRoN. INC. CO.
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statesmen

Your product will bear the
worlds best known trade
mark. You will be accepted
anywhere. We have 9i 900
D. c. area people who now
use our service but there are
about 100000 potential users
vet to be sold.
You will be Joining a we'll
organized sales force Of As ca
Teer men averaging $500
$4,000 per year. Your sales
training and supervision will
pc under men who have expert
knowledge of how to be fair
In distributing leads and CIV
ing the men the breaks a
salesman deserves, You will
be working for men who have
been ton statesmen and be-
lieve that. top salesmen de-
serve good money.
You will be paid a salary
while training and a salary
plus commission when train
ing is completed.
Yes you do need q car. You
should be married. Sales ex-
perience not absolutely neces-
sary. Desirable age, 25-35.
Reply by letter stating age,
marital status, education,
number OF Jobs held during
past five years. Present earn
ings and desired earnings. f.
nancial status, make and year
model of car. and any other
information to help US not
waste your time and ours. Box
455-S, Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

KING FENCE OF MD, INC
Evening star., 1955-02-20

YOUNG MAN. white. I6 to Is yrs.
Apply. Heller PLATING CO, 1888
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Statesmen
Statesmen

II you have a car and are looking for
sold. or If you are actively employed
as a salesman now and wish to in
vestigate another field. would like
very much to talk with you. You
will work locally. in one of the
most friendly sales atmosphere in
tion pays the highest commissions.
weekly, monthly and yearly bonus of
any local competitor. ! will set
aside 80 minutes convenient to both
you and II and give you full informa-
1000 between 9 and 5 Saturday and
Sunday. Just ask for Mr.. Castle.
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HGlp--NEN

FARMEK-Te take fun charge river
hogs and tobaeeo; sood home, sal sal.
ary, most Of food: opportunity Il
make fine living and profit II yoI
will work. Wife, some work ir
W. H. Barnett, 1908 Good Hope I'd
Sc, LU. $4,000,
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Box 39-V, Star
PHYSICISTS

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR PHYSICISTS
WITH BACHELORS DE-
GREE. YEAR EXPERT
ENCE DESIRABLE BUT
NOT NECESSARY. BACK
GROUND IN BASIC ELEC-
TRICITY AND MAGNET
ISM AND CLASSIC
MECHANICS, TO CARRY
OUT RESEARCH OF AN
APPLIED NATURE. MUST
BE ELIGIBLE FOR Gov
ERNMENT CLEARANCE.
PERIODIC REVIEW AND
MERIT ADVANCES, LIB
ERAL COMPANY BENE-
FITS.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

statesmen
ATTENTION

A proven opportunity locally with
national corporation for man in
terested in substantial income start
ing at once. We want energetic men
who are seeking respectable and re-
sponsible sales work in q permanent
field with bona fide opportunity for
advancement. This Is q unique low
pressure field with protected repeat
clientele. Not insurance, books,
storm windows, fencing, appliances,
etc. Local territories available.
Telephone MR.. SANDERSON, Mon
day. Hotel 2400, CO. $1,000.
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Unusual Man
Wanted

Large financial institution.
established III years will pay
salary and commission to man
between the age OF IS and
40, must, be interested in .
permanent business where he
will be his own boss. earn
$4,000 to $4,000 a year and
more, with a liberal retirement
income; finest training pro-
gram with future opportunity
for managerial or executive
advancement. Should be 0
hard worker, ambitious. intel
igent man who is dissatisfied
in his present position. If YOU
are this man. write fully. CIV
ing age. family status, past
experience to Box $40 s. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
7oebuck and Co.
PHARMACISTS

excellent salary; 4s-hour
week. d holidays a year with pay
Large prescription business: ideal
working conditions. excellent chance
for advancement; vacation with pay
after year. sick leave after 1 year,
insurance and disqualification avail
able after , months employment:
os,lresn oysr rs With srs Service. &c. Wife G
Aldrich' PEOPLES DRUo STORES,
INC, $50 l1th st. NV. Washington:
D. c. t2nd floor over our ith and
@ SITS. store), HO. 2-l234, Ext. 354.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

statesmen
WHY APOLOGIZE
FOR YOUR PRODUCT
SELL THE BEST?
ANCHOR FENCE co.
Has a few territories open
for experienced speciality
statesmen who want to
share in the following ben
efits:
(1)-Commission and gener-
Gus bonus.
(2)-Protected territory.
(3)-Hospital and medical
insurance.
(N-Guarantee while train
ing.
(5)-Advancement possibili-
ties.
Washington
Branch Office
Call Ii. 3-8151
Mr.. Sharp, $50 to II am.
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NATIONAL
INFORMATION SERVICE

INFORMATION SERVICE
If you can get along on $50 week
for 80 days, we will train you tC
earn from S125 to $500 per week
Only married men need apply. SEE
Personnel Manager, 927 18th ST
NV, 7th floor. ~
GET-READY MEN t2J
Experience. Must have refs. MAY,
FLOWER MOTORS, INC, 1925 18th
st. NV go
OFFSET PRESSMAN. man experience
in quality color work on Harris g.
color presses. Top scale. Phone ME
oPToMETRIsT. to open store on II
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HELP-MEN
MAN FOR BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY


Neat appearing for meet
ing public. Clean SELL
ing tactics for a lasting
career. A desire to rise
above ordinary earnings
with no ceiling. I am "A
years old, my annual
earnings for the past 8
years have been in excess
OF $4,000. I will per-
sonally be responsible
for your success. Call
JU. 8-9093 for appt. Hrs.
IL am. to 4 pm. only.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Between 25 and 35 years
Of age. Permanent position.
Car is O necessity. Salary
while being trained to sell in
sursnce for an established
stock company. Apply H.. P.
Pierce, KEYSTONE AUTOMO-
BILE CLUB. 1643 Conn. ave:
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PART TIME
5.2Q-9.30 PM.

EAn1 1MG
5::30-9:30 PM.
8 neat appearing young men to work
in public relations ONCE OF large
national concern, $40 per. evening
to those who qualify. For personal
interview dial EX. 3-34l0, 10 am
9 pm. Monday or Tuesday. ii
A LIFETIME JOB
IF YOU CAN QUALIFY
II you can sell, feel limited in your
present job. want to work with q
company that will encourage and
help you to earn more year after
year, and can meet our REQUIRE
ments, we offer:
2. Factory and Field training at our
3. Protected territory.
4. Established accounts purchasing
3-6 times per year. assuring im-
5. Unusual commission earnings. paid
9. No deliveries or collections. all
sales open account freight paid.
Sell line OF more than 400 needed
items to industrial, institutional and
all other business establishments in
IL counties in Maryland. virginia
and West virginia surrounding
WEBB. EX 3-5035. Washington.
Monday or Tuesday TO arrange for
personal confidential interview.
--2t
Evening star., 1955-02-20

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper. only, age rs to 40. local refs.
$40 day p.us comm. and vacation
BARRONS SuNOCO SERVICE. Wis
ave. and River I'd. ga
SHOE SALESMAN; EXPERIENCED
only; part time; steady all year
Evening star., 1955-02-20
statesmen
YES!

Yes, we need Q good sales
concerns advertising for them
in. this paper. Yes. q good
salesman can always secure
a position but they are gen.
orally interested in which one
they can make the most
money, the dignity and the
permancy Of the position. 1t
Is almost impossible for US to
tell you in an ad how good
q sales proposition we have,
plus the fact that we would
like to meet you and explain
our proposition and product
IN person. Yes, we know
good statesmen are accustomed
to earning real money. Yes,
We know that 30so of our
sales organization produces
500 of our business. Yes,
We have statesmen earning only
$4,000 annually. Yes. we
have statesmen earning only
$4,000 annually. Yes. we
pay q salary. Yes. we ad-
vance money against deferred
commissions. Yes. you will
need q car in our business.
1t will only take 80 minutes
Of your time to find out all
about 1t then We will let you
be the. judge. You will never
know how good our sales plan
Is unless you call and make
an appointment for a personal
interview. Phone UN. 4-2400,
including Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
SALESMAN

Somewhere in the Washing
ton area there is a man who is
q proven top-flight salesman,
but who has reached the peak
in his present situation. II
you have ambition and the
energy to better yourself flnan-
cially. as well as become anil
ated with Q Nationwide COM
pany that is the oldest and
largest in its field, then you
are the man. Our regional
manager will interview in
Room sos. Columbia Bldg, 9th
st. bet. d and E NV. Monday.
l to 4 pm. Tues. 10 to '12
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statesmen
FULL TIME ONLY
Statesmen
THIS is 1T

II you have had any successful sell
NOR. as tssn sRS s.sry ssSi 9.a:
ss. Drcy: t.s, there =, i.5. n. . better salss- S;
ret rec, ss!ling experience ,s.t hsiufui. su, %,
3tvsrsffled merehandisins plan.
Write Boz s62-v. star.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
SALES ENGINEER
SALES EXECUTIVE

Accustomed to earning $4,000 to
S25,o00 O year for tophight ma
tional organization, willing to travel
Middle Atlantic States. Exceptional
opportunity, for the right man with
have vast merchandising and pro-
motion experience in the depart
ment store field, equipped by exper-
ience to act as consultant on fash
ion merchandising. sales promotion,
surveys of branch store opportun-
tiles, store modernization and de-
sign. Only executive with top-level
personal selling capacity can quail
ify. Age 35-45. salary base SO, 900
plus monthly sales and service COM
missions. plus all travel and business
expenses. Resume required. BY ap-
: pointment only.
PUBLIC RELAT1oNs-PRoMoTIoN
Young man. experienced in radio and
TV station public relations and pro-
motion willing to relocate. Bring
samples. Resume required. By ap-
pointment. Salary open.
SALES
Many recruitment programs fol
trainees. some management level.
No registration fee.
Hours .9-5, Monday-Friday. wednes-
days to pm.
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Counseling
Evening star., 1955-02-20
FOR
YOUNG MEN

Do Not Apply for
This Position Unless
/. You are, well groomed and well
hammered
2. You enjoy helping people To learn.
rapidly.
4. You also have the earnest desire
to undergo o well-rounded program
Of self development.
These are the essential qualifications
stan Of the ARTHUR MURRAY
We give you the necessary dance edu-
cation. Applicants will be interviewed
this week from pm. to 8 pm.
ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOL
l0iI CONN AVE. NV -21
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hElP-MEN Cent. J

ENGINEER-FIELD AND SALES IN
GINEERS Nation wide company
needs recent graduates. with B.M.E..
BEE. or B.S.E. degree Interesting
work in connection with automatic
controls for heating. cooling. air.
in almost every conceivable type Of
building Limited travel. salary ad-
vancement.. bonus, group hospital
ization. life insurance. retirement
plan. Full salary, during factory
school and on-the-job training.
Apply stating age. experience. quail
6cations and education. Box as.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

RAPIDLY EXPANDING LIFE
INSURANCE AGENCY HAS
OPENING FOR MAN WITH
PROVEN SUCCESS PAT
TERN" INTERESTED IN
MANAGEMENT DEVELOP
MENT PROGRAM. BOX 245-v.
STAR. --D1
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HELP-MEN

JANLIoR; white; /, i, seT sardsnn,.,Sygs. 2 Ss
Alexandria. See Mr.. Spencer. side
entrance bldg. 1909. Abingdon dr.
Monday through Friday. IL moor
until 5 pm. -22
JANITOR. colored. for Rarden-typs
apts.: must be honest. able to paint
and have good refs PARK HAMP-
SHIRE APIS, 1890 New Hampshire
ave. Nd. 30
JANITOR (colored, no children). who
Is otherwise employed and needs q
modern. 3-room apt; will give apt
In exchange for service. Apply 141t
K st. NV. 80
colored. experienced; 5th
or 6th-class engineers license re-
auired: married. no children; NV
apt bldg. Apply Mon. DREYFUSS
BROS, MA. s-05sU. 1919 18th st,
NV.
JANITOR'S ASSISTANT-Good, sober
colored man wanted for End janitor
in large apt. bldg; starting salary.
Sl20 per month plus | room. Apply
MR. LAYNE. 1851 Park rd. NV,
between and pm, today only.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

Men Wanted-Part Time
Earn extra money between paydsys;
white, with car. under 35. Apply
suite B-4, Radio Bldg. tunder
Evening star., 1955-02-20

FIELD ENGINEER-Eiectronic instru,
ment sales. Maryland and D. C
Must have electronic BACKGROUND
and sales personality. Reliable ano
able to organize. College graduate
cr cnu nIetn Is.s rssMr e"PsrsscT par Suomi'
Evening star., 1955-02-20

PIPE FOREMAN or concrete fore
man-Man capable Of handling
storm drain pipe gang or concrete
paving and curb and gutter gang:
previous exper. req. PRINCETON
CONST. CORP, Silver Spring. Nd,
JU. 9-l1Sl. 30
PLUMBERS. full time; shoe repair
man. part time handymen. AT
YOUR SERVICE" JE. 2-6032. JE.
$500.
POLICEMAN, colored, special, expert
enced; nightwork. Apply AMERICAN
RESTAURANT. 1900 9TH st. NV.
after 4 pm. 40
PORTER. colored: day work: refined
residential apartment building: per-
manent, dav off, pleasant surround
ings and excellent working, condi-
tions. Only steadv, non-drinkers
apply. Resident manager. 3040
Idaho ave. between am. and pm.
PRESSMEN. part time days or eve
nings, for ~ Webendorfer; expert
enced in color work, for new COM
pany. Our men know Of this ad.
Box GOV, Star
Evening star., 1955-02-20
FENCING Statesmen

Long established firm. has
opening for 9 aggressive fenc-
ing statesmen, new sales pro-
gram now underway, liberal
commissions; leads furnished,
car necessary: for appt. call
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS CO.,
NE. S-4S40. Ext. 2S7.
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OPPORTUNITY
SALES
REPRESENTATIVES,

REPRESENTATIVE
Major company has excellent sales
opportunity for . experienced men
ing salary: car allowance; paid va
cations and other company bene-
fits; Give complete details, Box 23S-
s, Star 30
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
State GFdHae

Continued from page one)
State Master Frederick. All were
78 years old and active in grange
work for more than half cen
tury. They included Ernest Pierce
of Laurel Grange, Noble county;
Mrs. Lille Carpenter, Huffman
grange, LeWisville community in
Monroe county and Frank Antill,
Indian Valley grange, also of the
LeWisville community, Monroe
county.
Representing the various coun-
ties were Gorton Williams, dep
uty master of Monroe county,
Graysville; Clifford Parrish, No
BILE county deputy master; Mrs.
Robert Hannum, wife of the dep
uty master from Morgan county;
Paul Kackley, deputy master OF
Guernsey county; John Major,
deputy master from Belmont
county and Mrs. Lloyd Reed,
wife Of the deputy master from
Washington county and mem
Der of the state economics COM
mittee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
installation Fol 0tS 10 I.
Be Held tuesday, Dec. 20

Installation OF new offlcerS ZOE
Amazon Chapter, No. 80, Order
of Eastern Star, will be held
Tuesday evening, Dec. 2O at the
Masonic Temple Oh Main street,
beginning promptly at 500
o'clock.
Mrs. Helen Harmon will be
installed as the new worthy
matron and II. c. Secrest as the
new worthy patron. At tins
meeting, Mrs. Harmon will an
nounce her list of appointlVe
officers and they will be installed
at this meeting.
Mrs. Sarah Nichols is the out
going worthy matron and Rev.
Walter H. Brown, the outgoing
worthy patron.
Mrs. Nichols has enjoyed a
most successful year in this
capacity and has been one of the
outstanding worthy matrons OF
the local chapter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
Milk Producers Group
Hold Quarterly keeIing

The quarterly meeting Of
members of District No. 6, Mari
eta Cooperative Milk Producers,
was held in the Caldwell grange
hall. Friday evening.
Bulk tank milk cooling was
discussed and the election of
officers for the coming year held
during the business meeting.
NJ. A. Mallett was elected a
director; Virgil Moore and Ralph
Forshey were named to the
advisory council and Mrs. Edna
Frank elected secretary.
County Agent Floyd Hender-
son and COBA Technician Bill
Moore were guests at the meet
ing, with the latter giving very
interesting talk on the dairy SER
vice operation in the county.
During the social hour, re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Dale Hedge and Mrs. Gordon
Secrest.
The next meeting will be held
March % at the grange hall in
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
four Marriage
PERMITS Issued

Probate Judge Earl P. Nc
Ginnis reported that there were
four marriage permits issued
last week, three of them being
Issued Saturday They were as
follows
Melvin Leon Butler. 26, of
BarnesVille route 3, truck
driver and farmer and Mary
Jean Carpenter, 20, OF Quaker
City route |, factory worker.
Richard Dean Lovett, 10, of
of Caldwell, laborer at Worl
Thompson garage and Norma
Jean Morland, 10, Of Ava, dom
este.
Robert w. Boney, 26, Of Cald-
we'll route S, u farmer, and
Shirley NJ. Morland, II, Belle
Valley, domestic.
Dale w. Davis, %, Of Pleasant
City route 2, mechanic and
Patricia Ann Rochus, 10, of
Pleasant City route l.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15

Continued from page One)
In compliance with this section
Of the General Code, the Noble
county commissioners at their
Monday meeting decided to sell
one of the veterans homes in the
early part of 1856 and the re-
naming two before 1857.
The first veterans house to be
sold will be the property on
Walnut street, now occupied by
r. II. McPeek and his family of
four small children. This is
located between the homes of
Dean Riddle and Arthur Davis.
AT their Monday meeting, the
commissioners appointed Charles
Hutchins, Joe Buckley, and James
Law to appraise the house on
what was listed as Lot 245.
They also made a motion that
notice be served to Mr. Nc
Peek who is the present oc-
cupant Of the house in writing
60-day notification to accept
or reject the purchase of said
house at appraisal price. If re.
jected by the veteran, the house
will be sold at public auction at
a later date.
The county owns two other
veterans houses, including that
on the corner Of Spruce and
Railroad streets, occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Simonton and
the one on Spruce street, oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Franklin and family.
Both these houses will be
sold at a later date but in each
instance, the veterans family
occupying the property will be
given the first opportunity to
purchase same before it is offer
ed at public auction.
The only other business tram
sacted by the commissioners was
the purchase Of 500 tons of num-
Der As crushed limestone from
the James Merry quarry at a
price of SLIGO per ton at the
quarry. All the commissioners
voted yes on this motion.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
ITalI0T=ITaiIeIs
Involved In Wreck

Two tractor trailer outfits
were involved in a minor ac-
cident about 2 p. N, Thursday,
Dec. 8 on USR q in Dexter City.
State patrol reported the ac-
cident occurred when a north
bound truck operated by George
W. Clonch, 80, Gallipolis, swerv-
ed across the highway in the path
of q southbound truck, driven
by John NJ. Kramer. Alliance,
who attempted to avoid the col
lision by driving off the high
way.
Clonch, who told the patrol
men he went to sleep while
driving, was fined $40 and costs
in the Dexter City Mayors
court for driving left of center.
Both trucks sustained consid-
cradle property damage.