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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-03-29
INJURED IN ACCIDENT

William Hupp, 10, of Macks-
burg, was admitted to the Guern-
sey Memorial hospital, Cam
bridge on Monday following an
auto accident on USR 81. He
sustained lacerations of the face,
right arm and right ear when
he lost control of his automobile
and it left the highway. He is
reported in satisfactory con-
dition.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-03-29
p ersonals-
Among those from a distance

Among those from a distance
who attended funeral services
here last week for Mrs. Lou
Moore Bramley were Mrs. Grace
Albers of Sidney; Mrs. Majestic
Mclaughlin and Roy McLaugh-
lin of Mansfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Reed of Cambridge; Mr..
and Mrs. Coe Allen of Beverly;
Irwin Haga Of Summerfield; Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Moore and
family of Crestline, Mrs. Don
Herman of Canton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Stickel of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Tilton OF
Columbus were weekend guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tilton, south of Caldwell.
PhOfO nAvAlnnin9-(21lln
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-03-29
Commanding Officer Writes Concerning
Roqer Walters, Who Died In Plane Crash

Mrs l. Walters have received letter from Johr
F. Col commanding officer of the 39h Air Trans
Delaware relative to the circumstances
concerning the death their Roger Walters which occurred
in complete of the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-03-29

CIassifieds Pay Dividends
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-03-29
Noble County Taxpayers May Secure
Assistance From zanesyiIIe- Marietta

lining for Noble Countians before
income tax returns, an estimated
repaired and filed their l040's and
It Director of the Columbus office
had been received as of March
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02
State Dept. Originated Reprisal Raids

neighboring state makes no effort to prevent these
attacks.
"The most effective method of preventing
raids of this nature as past experience has fully
demonstrated, is to visit punishment destruc-
ton the raiders. It is precisely this plan, said
the Secretary of State, (which the u S. desires to
follow along the border without any intention of
infringing upon the sovereign rights of her neigh
Dor . If the Mexican Government is unwilling
territory from being the rendezvous and refuge of
murderers and plunderers, that does not relieve
this government from its duty to safeguard
American citizens
The State Department told Mexico that she
failed to punish the chief perpetrators of system
bility of ending such raids Therefore, American
forces entered Mexico to attack the bases from
which the raids were launched. I'm this manner
and for these reasons have the American forces
entered Mexican territory" said Lansing. The case
stated by the State Department is amazingly iden-
tcal to Israel Government statements on recent
actions against Jordan.
If Israel models its policies after the United
States one might assume that review was made
of Americas method of dealing with border in
filtrations Secretary of State Lansing said ''the
first duty of any Government" is ''the protection
of life and property. This is the paramount obliga
ton for which governments are instituted, and
governments neglecting or failing to perform it
(Continued on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02

Fifteen years ago Hadassah
published a book called "The
Contemporary Jew" +. 1t served
as a study course for the Zionist
Women's organization Horace
Kallem, the great American-Jew-
ish philosopher called the book
sick" 1t must be admitted
that he was correct, but the book
was an accurate picture of a
"sick" Jewry which could not find
itself, and asked the gentle clergy
and statisticians chapter by chap
ter to give it identity =.
Today Hadassah is publishing
another book: THE Great Ideas
and Ages of the Jewish People"
The book was presented at the
Houston Convention .. In the in
PRODUCTION to the book, DR.. S.
Speigel, the great Bible scholar OF
the Jewish Theological Seminary
said, "You will bring up new
generation with it."
So-the largest organized group
(Continued on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02

The Conference will start with
religious services on Friday night
November 2, 8 P. M. at the West
End Synagogue, 1910 West End
Ave-, Nashville. Rabbi Simcha
King of Greensboro, N. c. will be
the ZOA guest speaker. Following
the services at $50 P. Nj. the
Nashville Young Judea clu b
which is part of the Nashville
Zionist Youth Commission, will
present specially arranged pro-
gram featuring songs, dances and
skits. The Youth Commission will
also be host to a reception in
honor of the visiting delegates
and their wives during the Oneg
Shabbat, in the social hall of the
West End Synagogue. At II P. M.
the delegates will be guest at a
Convention Toast" in honor of
the officers of the Southeast Re-
gion.
On Saturday November 3rd. at
2:30 P. M. the Nashville Chapter
of Hadassah will present an Oneg
Shabbat and reception in honor
of the ZOA delegates and guests.
according to Mrs. Alfred Hirsch-
berg. President of the Nashville
Chapter of dadassah. An out
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02

sab Convention in Houston, which
was held three weeks ago, and
upon which we commented last
week, we had to admit that the
creation and the establishment of
the State of Israel has allowed the
American Jewish community to
enter new era of creative Juda-
ism Perhaps it is even true
that Israel forced American Jew
ry with its innate sense of pride
to proclaim its cultural maturity
and do something about it -.
More than any other stream of
American Jewish life the organi-
zation of $4,000 American Jewish
women reflects the extent to
which the cultural strides of the
American rabbinate and profes-
sionals is permitted to seep
through to the Jewish laYman. for
Hadassah has the highest de-
veloped adult Jewish education
program of any American Jewish
organization ;. To great extent
her educational forces have re-
flected American Jewish attitudes.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02

On June 20, 1916, Secretary of State Robert
Lansing addressed note to the Mexican Foreign
Secretary. It said '"The u. S. Government can not
and will not allow bands of lawless men to estab-
lish themselves upon its borders with liberty to
invade and plunder American territory with I'M
punity and, when pursued, to seek safety across
the Rio Grande, relying upon the pleas of their
Government that the integrity of the soil OF the
Mexican Republic must not be violated"
obviously" said Lansing, "if there is no means
of reaching bands rowing on Mexican territory and
making sudden dashes at night into American ter
ritory" it is impossible to prevent raids unless
the frontier is protected by Gordon OF troops No
government could be expected to maintain force
of this strength along the boundary OF nation
for the purpose of resisting the onslaughts OF
a few bands of lawless men, especially when the
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02

standing program has been plan
ned for this event. which will
take place in the Commodore
Room of the Andrew Jackson
Hotel. The Convention Commit
tee will be host at a dutch treat
dinner on Saturday night 6:l5 P.
M. at the Mayfair City Club. 300
West End Ave.
The opening session of the con-
vention will take place at $3.50 P.
M. on Saturday night November
3rd in the Commodore Room of
the Andrew Jackson. Presiding at
this session will be Jack Speller,
of Nashville, Convention Co.
Chairman. Keynote speaker of the
opening session will be the Hon.
Nahum Astar, Israel Consul for
the Southeast United States. Mr..
Astar will discuss Behind the
Headlines" Also participating in
the opening session of the pro-
gram will be the Hon. Ben West,
Mayor of Nashville, Mr.. Seymour
B. Liebman, President of the
Southeast Region. Rabbi z. l.
Posner and Mrs. Alfred Hirsch-
berg of Nashville and Mr.. Gil
Rappaport, Executive Director of
the Southeast Region. 1920 P. M.
following the opening session, the
Nashville Zionist District under
the Presidency of Mr.. VIM. Robin
will be host to a cocktail party
and dance in honor of the dele
gates and their wives, to which
all ZOA members are being in
vited. This affair will take place
in the ballroom of the Andrew
Jackson Hotel.
DR.. Sidney Marks. National
Executive Director of the ZOA
will be guest speaker at the 9 A.
M. Sunday morning Your ZOA
Breakfast" to be held in the An
drew Jackson room of the Hotel
Andrew Jackson. Mr.. Ben Golden.
President of the Atlanta Zionist
District. will preside at this ses-
sion. Following DR.. Marks ad-
dress the youth session will take
place led by Mr.. I. r. Engelberg
of Memphis. Tenn. Co-Chairman
of The Southern Zionist Youth
Commission and Mr.. Harry Kos
anskY of Atlanta. Ca. Executive
Director of the Southern Youth
Commission. 1880 A. M. the i'm
portant committee meetings of the
Convention have been planned in
the various rooms of the Hotel
Jackson. these rooms will be post
ed in the lobby.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02
BY Ethel Teddy" Moscovitz

II would seem that with the startling
news from the Middle East being broad
cast hourly. and with the headlines
predicting trouble for Israel. it would be
difficult to focus series of columns con-
centrated upon trip to Mexico-with
all the implications of the fiesta trip
south of the border conjures Yet. if
we are to evaluate properly the relation
ship of the Jews of the diaspora with the
fate of Israel we must allow these mo-
ments of consideration which Mexican
JewrY like American JewrY figure -.
AS far back as our visit to the Hadas-
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02
Southeast Zionist Meet
This Week-end

Cantor Abraham Marion President Zionist
District will lead the local delegation conference
of the Southeast Region the Zionist Organization to
be held Nashville Andrew Jackson
November a. according the
Southeast Region including
Alabama Tennessee North Carolina W
Krschner and Mr. Speler Co.
Chairman expect attendance
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN
Copyright. 1856. Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Inc)
WASHINGTON

The U. S. State Department
conceived reprisal raids as a
proper m ans Of protecting
American frontiers against ma
rauders, according to official
u. S. archives.
State Department critics of Is
raeps militant defense policies
may now be embarrassed. 1t was
the State Department itself
which advocated such policies
before the birth of Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-02
PLAIN TALK
BY ALFRED SEGAL
ALL ABOUT PAPA

pages about papa any papa.
that is out of the scholastic
halls of Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
where rabbis are brought up. Yes.
papa. no longer is what he used TO
be. as I am told by the author of
these 9 pages-Dr. Robert L. Katz
who is director of the department
of human relations. at HUC-J1R.
The 9 pages are excerpts from
a talk DR.. Katz recently gave in
St. Louis on 'The Role of the
Father = A Religious View" And
how well myself know how far
papa has fallen off his former
eminence!
My own papa the way he
was monarch in our household!
I myself never was as powerful as
he In my own house when my
own kids were young. AS DR..
Katz says: mo longer is the IA
ther seated at the American mid
dle-class table as patriarch-priest.
sYmbolizing a rigid code. COM
manding obedience or reverence
as the human. everyday counter
part TO an all-powerful Deity"
(Right DR.. Katz! Well do I re-
member the household of my
youth in which we didn't love
papa as much as we loved mama;
but papa's word was the law in
the house and by it we kids grew
up to be fairly decent people.)
DR.. Katz goes on to say: The
home itself is no longer the castle
presided by the king and judge.
The fatherlY roles have been
taken over by other agencies.
extra-mural forces take over the
shaping of the child's destiny"
(That's it DR.. Katz! The home of
my youth wasn't at all fancy
4 rooms zinc-lined bathtub for
which the water was boiled on a
gasoline stove but the house
contained the authority of a castle
and the divinity of temple. Our
young lives were all inside Of it
no extra-muraI forces !. just
the authority of our house to
shape our characters to be as de-
cent as Torah told us to be.
Though, anyway, once l did toss
a cat out of a second-story win
dow: still feel the sting of the
strap papa beat on my bare skin
on the backside. Papa had a
powerful right arm. Never after
ward did I do that to a cat agaln.)
In connection with the decline
of papa. DR.. Katz finds that
neither does religion stand as
high up in authority as it used to.
Papa and our religion used to
stand practically together
Papa was like a priest in the
house. There are those who like
10 believe that a religious revival
is Just now going. but DR.. Katz
says. this is more architectural
than spiritual. American religious
life is largely passive and formal.
II lacks the depth of conviction
and its leaders rarely command
respect as symbols of uncondi-
tional truth. Organized religion
(continued on Page 81
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-08-01
Rest Rooms Completed

We are happy to report to the
Association at large, that the much
need rest rooms, one for men and
one. for the ladies, have been com
pleted. They are very attractive
and add much to the comfort of
members and friends.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-08-01
Ballot Boxes

We have had calls for ballot boxes.
This comes to inform those presi-
dents that we have a supply Of
boxes on hand.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-08-01
THE ECHO

TAs Bs. published Of month"; Meridian Mississippi
l.,
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1956-08-01

l. The names and addresses Of the publisher, editor,
nd business managers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

OHDIIIhO
1855 club coupe al extra
,,,fcs y .tons blus stiit IN
warranty. - 6ab. seab
down. haisnes fnanesd In
local bank PA 5-1e22.
Dealer
CADILLAC "s2" 4.door nearly new,
FErhange for real estate or real
estate notes IA. a.7OiO.
CADILLAC 30 Series 81 sedan;
mart 2-tans. black Eith white TOP;
rompl sauipment, condition, naiu
rally IKE new
AKERS CADILLAC co.
FAfPLfaGTos SHOPPING cEfTE
AK Va Ov 3-0s50
Ccontlnuta On EsEt PsssD
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EvINRUDE, '55; 15-h.p.: S275. OF
best offer. Call HA. 2-791i.
CRUISERS: end OF season reduct. on
cruisers runabouts motors. local
rep. RA. 3-2700. RA. $4,000.
YACHT, 54-ft., staterooms. galley.
. heads. sundeck. twin motors
many extras; never before yacht
like this at such rock-bottom
price, F.. ]. RYAN. excl, LU. g.
0155 ST 3-62G4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
MOTORCYCLES

1881 vELOCETTE $50 &C., excel
pm Wed Fri. all day Sat. Sun
NSU MAX. '56: German make: $500
mi. 4 r'ns old: Si95. GA. 4-S492.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1853: Al con-
dition used very little. BR. S-S6tiS
1854 BS.A. $50 &C, only 1000
miles Newly painted tank. Engine
excellent. Will accept reasonable
offer RA 6-2747.
1917 HARLEY-DAvIDSON, "A oh.v..
good condition. ia. S-4712.
49, CUSHMAN HIGHLANDER-Per-
feet $50 RA 3-S40S.
TRIUMPH "a Speed Twin. only
1000 mi. s475. or best offer. RE
800 &C: 1000 mi: Identical to
new; 500. RE. 5-7050.
TRIUMPH 1854 Thunderbird; $50
mileage; extras. Must sell. best
offer. 1921 Blueridge I'd. Wheaton,
Md Apt l07. Anytime Sunday.
HARLEY DAVIDSON '46; good tires;
good condition: $3.50. TIE. 6-l924.
$50. III. s-sa1s. s87 sStS ST, e.
y, d. SO "a; ohv.; HYDRA glide;
needs work good tires; $3.50. or
best offer III. 6-s6b7.
b s. A. 1858: $50 &C; 5000 miles;
new condition must sell: $3.50.
Call OR. 4-7552
LAMBRETTA
World famous motor scooter
rugged reliable, thing Of beauty
See these wonderful machines to-
dayl Prices from S3SS 30 equipped
l50-cc engine-shaft drive. over 100
mi, per gallon Write for free litera-
ture refer LAM ISi distributors.
Allied Motorcycles
HOO 9Th 81. NV. co. 5-14eo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
For every occasion. See these
craftsman-bu machines todayl
Priced from SAT-. singles and twins,
Used machines from Seb up Don't
forget Williams Grove Gypsy Tour
and Ami. race; Aug 4 and 3.
Allied Motorcycles
100 9Th o.. NV CO. b-14eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
TRAILERs

LIGHTHOUSE 1888. stories -
n 273G Richmond hwy. Lot S03
Air-cond " -tO-w carpet Extras
tn.FT. COLONIAL TRAILER. 9 mos
old 2 bedrms $500 down Take
over uayts Call so. h-as5l
'a3 INDIAN CHIEF ail-metai house
trailer. ~ H. . bsdTms full bath
Ike new shade King ali-metal
porch. ranch-styie fence Have
bought home Will sell for "a price
Call IT, Ai607 any time.
1886 HOUSE, TRAIIER. Grsa, takes
IS n one bedroom 81 600 cash
and take over payments or best
ofef il. 4.6329. after e.30 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
BOATS

BOAT, Bay-built. sleeps s or more;
completely equipped. ready for
cruising or fishing. handles easily;
must sell this week; will accept any
reasonable offer or trade. See
HARRIS, Selhy Bay Yacht Club,
Rte. No. PA. Mayo, Nd, or call
WO; 6-ISl7 wk. nights, or AID. =
RUNABOUT. Is IT,,
Rightsville Sound, model BI6Ol.
center deck. steering. remote con-
trolls, windshield, new 2-tone paint:
Buccaneer. ;,2-h.-p. motor. boat
am motor used season, both
IKE new, S625. JU. 5-O233 or EV.
lS-ft. mahogany Vent
nor Gray l6O-h.p. engine; COM
pletely refinished. GA. 4-a3S3.
WANTED-Will pay cash for Is to
20, IT. boat, utility or with small
cabin, late model. completely equip
ped. including head. Call ewes
Mo1, through Thurs. only, RE. o.
SAILING AUX. 3S-ft. Sloop,
sleeps 3, $1,000 or offer: moored
at Buazards Point. Washington, or
call ewes, WO, 6-204G: EN-. =
5000 Ext, 534.
OWENS @e-ft. 1855 cabin cruiser;
iuliy equipped: can be seen Sat.
ana Sun. L. to .. COLUMBIA
MARINA. SLIP ELL.
1895 I4-h. AQUALINE aluminium
boat: 1865 I5-hp. Evinrude. re-
mote control steering, top and other
extras; $500 IKE. d-SSll.
BARGAINS-So many at special
cut prices, We can't list them;
now is the time, for one week only.
to get that boat and motor at
winter prices; over 90 boats on dis
play; sample bargains, choice Of
new 1886 Evinrude or Scott-At-
water, z i2-h.p. motor, S1ag; Scott
Atw., 10 hip, S249; slightly used
Scott-Atw., '55 30 hip. 5000; new
'55 S4S4 Whirlwind de luxe
$3.50: new 13' Feather Craft runa-
bout. $3.50; de luxe Aluma Craft.
greatly reduced; many others. Open
Rve to g. ana Tee s,3S w NA S S-i5s9
MARINE EQUIPMENT CO., 700
Maine ave. s.w. 6"
1856 CENTURY RUNABoUTs, sew
eral models on display: Safety
1853 u'I Issft On 9 Century Arabian,
used only Al hrs: $4,000.
1858 .?5-ft. Chris-Craft sedan
S4 400. Motor 1O5 h.n.
New 1906 soft. Safticraft express
with twin 20 Chrysler. for immed
delivery and demonstration.
Open weekdays and Sat. s am
to pm; Sun, II noon to q pm
Trades or Terms Accepted
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W.
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AUToMoTIVE MIsc.

MOTOR, as Mercury. New. 2
Edelbrock heads. Mallory ignltion
Generator. etc $3.50. IA. b-362o.
OLnS 4-barrel carb. and manifold
'4n Ia b3, $40 Standard shift.
Bell Housing 81 and up trans
IS . Buick 4-barrel CARDS sos
each Two 4-harrel chrome air
cleaners ~ eaeh JU b-2O5l
FORD RADIATOR and new brake
shoe; will n 80 70 4s Fords; best
Offer JU n-a423
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

AUSTIN HEALY '56: excellent CON-
dition; Sl,S50. Call VIII. 6-43s0.
AUSTIN 1850. $50; damaged right
front wheel and fender assembly:
good engine. tires and body; con.
slider selling engine. Ell. 6-3167. =
AUSTIN-HEALEY 1854; must sell:
excellent condition; never been
raced. AID. 2-69l7. Clio pm.
BUICK 81 Rdmaster. Riviera; 2-tons,
dyna.,- r. and. h.. new tires. excl.
cond. s675, by OWNER. 10. 1851.
BUICK 1855 super hardtop sedan;
maroon and white; fully equipped,
Including power steering, brakes,
window and seat; SS.195. ccc
Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
"a n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
WATERFRONT PRoP.-REhT
SHADY SIDE, MD.-Cottage on bay

SHADY SIDE, MD.-Cottage on bay
ayan. Aug. L. TO 20: Sept. 2 on
University 7-0393.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFs-Furn. cot
tazes for rent TO college graduates.
SON. phone Prince Frederick Ijj
WOODLAND BEACH-Compl. furn
mod. cottages, sandy, netted beach
Si5 up; immed poss. CO 3-2l12
ENJOY VACATION at beautiful pri-
bathing, and fishing. Rates daily oil
weekly through Aug and Sept
Select clientele. Call LeWes S342
or write MRS. l.. NJ EGERTON. IL
Bay ave. Lewes. Del,
COTTAGE; pvt. beach excel swim
ming. fishing. boating. $50 wk
WE. 5-4422. Local call,
CHEsAPEAKE BEACH-cottage for
rent near park. Call Redwood D.
FRANKLIN MANOR ON BAY-Loyely
year-round home; beautiful bay
view; swimming, fishing. Grabbing,
pier: larse feDced-in yard: week or
month. open Sat and sun OF
1854, MR.. KELLER,
BAY RIDGE, MD.-Stnl available
the beach and inland. Rent fol
two or more weeks. l.. Drummer
phone. Bay Vista 245l.
COTTAGE. large shaded yard. with
screened porches. ia. 2-1S5O Mon
DAY. Sunday JE. 3-S50S
BREEZY POINT. sleeps 10; Aug. L.
- only; call Monday, RE. 7-56O0.
ext. 1900 or AID, 2-3744.
BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGE. all
modern Improvements: incls. hot
water, beach privileges. LII. 2
1851.
DARES BEACH, Md rms. bath
gas, cleo: fenced I'd; safe beach
S60 wk. LU 1-4047, LII. 1-7S49.
sELBY-ON-B BAY blk. to beach;
clean; hot water; sleeps g. avail.
Aug. is; SOS wk EN-. 2-205l.
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE-Gas,
cleo, rfgr. lge screened porcheS.
Avail. Aug. u. LII. l-290l.
OCEAN CITY. MD.--Ocean front
apt; . bedrms. twin beds; &C
commodities q. avail. Sill to Sis.
IA. 2-7171.
TURKEY PONT-Mod Calf. style
ranch house; 3 bedrms, very de
luxe, Beautiful bay view. Sand
beach, boat OWNER. University
i-riNN VI CLs '-b'bf WhNoNos
bARE'S BEACH-Cottage completely
furnished facing the bay for rent
for last . weeks in Aug. or longer
Call Prince Frederick 23S-W-2.
BAY Waterfront: ami.
Shadyside, Md OIL 2-726@
COLONIAL BEACH = Beach-front
cottage and Diet. units: clean; cleo
kit, hot wtr.; pvt. pier; FISH, crab.
swim; ICE. plav area: safe for chill
dren. co. 5-06l1 Mon Thurs. ewes.
NORTH BEACH-Lovely COTTAGE. lust
dec; 2 rms, mod bath. kitchen.
hot water, lge screened porch
sleeps 6. . blks. from hav: $40
wk Avail. Aug. 10. RA. 6-6I36. .
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NEW AND USED BOATS
AZ 49, Chris; go hip. IS $50
SO 49, Century, 15S h.p. $500
SO 1s' Scotty Craft. % hip. $3.50
AS 49, ventnor Runabout. l45 h hdo
AZ 2O' Chris Runabout. $50 M:
$50 81 Chris Exp.. s5 1000
IS go NAV Craft Skin, 100 hip.
'5s IS Rocket EXP, 100 hip. i.750
90 20 Richardson EXP iOO 5000 5000
'55 2e' cruisalonE EXP, 1856 hp;
'46 os' steelcraft Sd. s5 h.p. 1900
"a 2s' Correct Craft EXP. $50 h;p;
so 2s' Correct Craft Sd. 100 hip;
30 81 81 S 6a.is E EPs s 9 PPss 5. SSS
'52 81 Chris EXP, T. 8, l35 oo
40 Se' Custom Sd. T. g.. lis mp
so 81 Colonial EXP. T. g.. 125 b p
SO So Richardson 3d.. T. .. $50
90 Ss' Matthews 6. Fish us h,p
80 4O' Richardson D. C. r. B.. T 81
'55 q 4 Richardson D. C. F. b. tn
SO az Chris D. C. F.B.. T. g.. I45
1850
80 az Matthews D. C. p. B.. T. s.,
'3G 5o' Matthews, D. C. F. B.. 7. s.,
145 $4,000
MANY OTHER LIsT1NGS
All used boats sold subject to sur
vPv and trial run
THE WASHINGTON MARINA co.
300 M9ine Ave SW
RE 7-A797
Daily g TO 5--Evenings and Sum
days by appointment only.
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SUMMER HOMES.
SUMMER COTTAGE

Can be used the year-round. Swim
ming. boating. caveing. hiking. etc
This is located at Hedgesville, West
Virginia. so miles from D. c line
Call Mr.. ], B. WILT 400 Farce H.
Rockville, Md Telephone Wash.
d. c., VIII 6-S726.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Cheer up, Clarence tn country is also
buildin more super markets this'll give people
more places to git in Outa tn traffic.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
REFINANCING lst and End tru


REFINANCING LIST and End trust
loans. Prompt service. AARON
REALTY CORP. DI. 1851 or OIL.
4-523l.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur BARLOW REALTY CO. Real
tors. 1881 G st. NV. ME. S-2495.
MONEY ON End TRUSTS-We will
buy 2nd-trust notes: ID. c.. nearby
Nd or Va; reasonable rates. MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1879 N. Y. ave. NV,
Ma. S-5S33
End TRUST OWNERS, ATTENTION.
Don't sell before getting my prompt.
absolutely top spot-cash offersl Nd.
Va, D. c. MIR. QUICK. 10. 4-6565
l5'
CASH IN ONE DAY
End AND Bird TRUST LOANS
Elk. 3-7T44