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motion is a human being. but
instead casts him in the role of
a machine whose output, ability
and potential can be totally and
accurately scored by purely
mechanical means" Mr.. Lawton
aided.
Mr.. Lawton Endorsed the
greater use of exams for pro-
motion purposes but said this
"should supplement. not sup
plant, the use of wise super
visory judgment"
Meanwhile, the AFGE elec-
ton fight for its national presi-
dency waxed hotter today.
Supporters of AFGE President
James A. Campbell, who is being
opposed for reelection by
Stanley Tracy, charged that Mr..
Tracy. while an assistant direc-
tor of the FBI. refused to let the
AFGE organize in the Office
which he supervised.
The Campbell supporters de-
clared Mr.. Tracy's candidacy "is
an insult to the intelligence of
the delegates"
Mr.. Tracy's supporters con-
tend their candidates back
ground as a Federal executive
and as an attorney qualify him
as the best man for the AFGE
presidency. The election will be
held tomorrow on the concluding
day Of the convention.
AFL CIO President George
MeanS,s in a message to the
AFQE convention. urged an in
tensiVe drive to organize Federal
employees.
Federal employees have fallen
far behind industrial workers in
obtaining benefits and gains in
working conditions and can only
hope to catch up by being
heavily organized, Mr.. Meany
declared.
At the conventions banquet
last night, Army Secretary Will
ber M. Brucker paid tribute to
the Governments merit system
and said the Army Department
is taking steps to strengthen the
merit system and provide greater
opportunities for advancement
among its civilian employees
Mr.. Brucker said the Army is
embarking on a program to pro-
vide training and leadership
courses for promising civilian
employees and also is establishing
a system whereby civilian en-
ployes will have a chance to ad-
vance their careers by taking
overseas jobs for several years.
In addition, Mr.. Brucker dis
closed that the Army has set UP
a research and fellowship study
program, whereby Is to 40 of the
Army's most promising civilian
employees will receive grants to
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Dunish Family Counts
Six Living Generations

NYKOEBING, Denmark. Aug
29 (P. One -hundred-year-old
Mrs. Mette Marie Petersen be-
came a great-great-great-g grand
mother yesterday. Her great
great granddaughter Ingelise
Nielsen. 20, gave birth to a baby
girl.
All the female links in the
chain are still alive. Mrs. Peter
sens daughter is 80. her daugh-
ter is so, and Mrs. Nielsen's S
mother is 40.
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lington area. Warm and humid
tomorrow and Friday. cooler over
the week end and cooler Monday =.
Scattered thundershowers to-
morrow and Friday will average
"a to inch Of rainfall.
River Report
tFrom United States Engineersi
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear al Great Falls; Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Readings washington National Airport,
Midnisht ---- 30 Noon ----- So
am. ---- 50 pm. - IS
8 am. -- 6s 9 pm. 81
Record Temperatures This Year
Hishest a5. on June i3
Lowest 90. on January "a, IS. and
HiEh and Low Of Last - Hours
Hish 50, at $40 pm.
Low, 20. az 100 an
Furnished By the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
HISh -------- J:S3em. ,G:5ss
LGE ns -------- s9saTi l9:I6am
Ilthu ------- ~ pm 0'.u pm
Low -- 300 p m. 1000 D m
The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
sun, today 6.33 am. 1.if pm,
Sun tomorrow 6J5am T.42p m
Moon today 1890 I'm. 2.4l pm
Automobile lights must be turned on
nne-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation
Monthly precipitation IN inches In the
Capital tcurrent month TO date
Month 1896 1855 AVE Record
January 40 OBI 324 tS3 ~
Evening star., 1956-08-29

Louis as the saddest sack in
the Nation. or president, of their
Organization, to succeed George
Demchik of Lorain, Ohio.
The Sad Sack closed their con-
Ivention yesterday to clear the
way for the annual meeting Of
the Amvets set to begin today
and conclude Sunday. [
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1t. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle said
in an interview. 1T is only a
matter of time until commercial
aircraft will be flying across the
continent in less than three
hours"
With the aid of the three
hour time differential from
coast to coast, this would mean
arriving before you left, by the
clock.
Marks 25th Birthday
This week marks the 25th an
niversary of the Bendix Trophy
race-aviation's equivalent of
the Kentucky Derby or the In
dianapolis Speedway classic.
The present record for the
Bendix race was set in 1854 by
Edward Kenny in an F-86 Thun-
derstreak which averaged over
GIG miles per hour.
Gen. Doolittle won that first
race in 1881 from Los Angeles
to Cleveland, refueled, took off
for New York and became the
first man. to cross the continent
in IL hours. -'As ! remember the
1881 race, it was pretty routine, !"
Gen. Doolittle recalled.
Now with the Shell Oil Co.
here, Gen. Doolittle looks more
like the man in the gray flannel
Evening star., 1956-08-29

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-showers and thunder
storms indicated tonight in Montana the Middle Mis-
sssippi Valley Southern New England and Florida with
rain in Southern California The only appreciable tenn
perature changes will be cooling trends in New England
the Central Plains and the Pacific NorthwestAP Wire
photo Map.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

40 years ago, could not begin
to conceive the ranges and speed
aircraft would be today. I am
equally incapable. today, of say
ing what they will be 40 years
from now"
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DooIittIe Sees AirIiners
Lopping Time Borrier

SAN FRANCISCO Aug 20 1-In the distant future
can take of in New York and land in San Francisco before
you took off.
This is the opinion of the Bendix
Trophy in 1881 and ransconnenta
of II hours.
1--WE now have fighter planes in 1OOO-mile
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Sod Socks, Amvets
Fun Group, Elects

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. % P1.-
The Sad Sacks. fun-making ele-
ment of the Amvets, yesterday
elected John stegman Of St
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Increase in Aliens

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zeal
and.-There are 25.184 reg
istered aliens in New Zealand,
an increase of 929 over the
number registered last year.
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.Cucrunted Delicious

Mrs. u. o., CheVy Chase /,
Here is, my husband and /
think, an excellent recipe for
scalloped potatoes. in response
to the request Of v. E., WASH
ington:
Have oven at 325 degrees.
Grease shallow casserole dish.
Ingredients: potatoes. sliced
thin. 4 cups; onions, sliced
thin. n to cup: 2 table
spoons -four, ! teaspoon salt,
u teaspoon pepper. Q table
spoons butter, / and "a cups
milk. Optional, but delicious:
grated Swiss cheese, u to
cup. This addition I ferreted
from a French waiter in Paris.
/. Wash, pare and slice
potatoes. Peel and slice onion.
Combine -four. salt and pepper.
Place half of potatoes in cas-
serole. Sprinkle half of flour
mixture evenly over potatoes
and top with half the onion.
q. Measure half the butter,
dot over potatoes. Cover with
remaining potatoes; sprinkle
rest Of -four mixture over
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Symphony Tea
Is Given
By Mrs. Shouse

Mrs. Jouett Shouse, second
vice president Of the National
Symphony Orchestra Associa-
ton, and Mrs. Cyrus S. Ching.
president of the Women's
Committee for the Orchestra.
gave a tea yesterday after
noon.
Wolf Trap Farm. the vir-
ginia home Of the Shouses,
was the scene Of the fete.
The party was planned as
a thank you" to those who
worked for the orchestra
through the 1856 season.
Pouring tea were Mrs.
George Humphrey, Mrs. sher-
man Adams. Nine. Edgar Pro-
chnik and Princess Kotchou-
hey de Beauharnes. who is
visiting the Shouses.
Conductor Howard Mitchell
spoke. Others atthe party
were Carson G. Frailey. presi-
dent Of the association. Ralph
Black. manager Of the orches-
ira and Carl shipley, chair
man of the sustaining fund
campaign for 1886.
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Hackert Lambert. will preside
at the business session inn
mediately following. The chap
ter has chosen Lincoln Uni
versity at Harrwgate. Tenn.
as its project for the year.
Assistant hostesses at the
event viii be Mrs. S. B. Wood
bridge. Mrs. A. o. Thomas
and Mrs. J. S. King.
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OAR Ch1pter PlGns
Luncheon Meefino

The 1t Thomas Wheeler
Chapter. District Chapter of
the OAR will meet at 1890
pm. Saturday for a luncheon
meeting. II will take place at
the home Of Mrs. j. w. Har-
rill, 2618 N. Lexington street,
Arlington.
The regent. Mrs. Virginia
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

utes, until potatoes are tender
and lightly Drowned. For
darker top. place under broiler
! minute.
This is guaranteed delicious.
Without the cheese. 1t is an
American recipe. During my
eight years in France. it gained
compliments for me, even from
the particular French. It is
especially delicious with the
cheese) served with rare
roast beef, sliced and served
in its own juices.
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Donce.Floor EssentioIs

Jitterbug, waltz, fox trot,
rumba. tango and samba are
on the schedule for teen-age
ballroom dancing classes in
the Bethesda area starting
October 2. These classes are
sponsored by the Old George
town Arts Group Inc, a CO.
operative. non-profit organiza-
ton, and taught by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Land.
Tuesday evening classes for
Junior High School Boys and
Girls will be held in the
Radnor Elementary School.
For further details, tuition In
formation and enrolment
blanks. please call Mrs. Was
smer OIL. 2-0468, or Mrs. Cohill
EN-. 3-0014.
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Bedtime Prayers
Mrs. NJ. L. H. W.

In regard to the recent re-
quest on children's bedtime
prayers. offer my suggestions.
Instead of having the child
memorize the prayer, repeated
night after night, without
meaning to the youngster, why
not begin early teaching in
having your child carry on
actual conversation with
Jesus? Help your young one
to discuss his problems and de-
sires as well as his thanks for
happy things.
My thought is that this may
make it easier for the child
to continue his prayers with
meaning long after he has OUT
grown the nursery rhyme stage.
Just a thought.
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She Shared Answers
Mrs. D. T., WASHINGTON

Mrs. ID. IT,, washington
Thank you very much for
printing my request for the
crocbeted plate edgings from
the Star Crochet Book. / had
a wonderful response to my
request and received just the
directions / wanted. received
enough replies to be able to
forward some on to others
who had asked for them in the
event I received the direc-
tons.
I certainly appreciate your
kindness and hope I shall be
able to help someone else
making q request In your
column.
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Wheat Egg Whites Out
r. w., Lexington Park

Dear Friends: I am in dire
need of help and hope one Of
you kind people can help me.
My two-year-old son has a
topic eczema and cannot have
any wheat or egg whites.
I would like to know if there
is any place ! could get rye
bread made only from rye and
rye flour. And Where can 1
find some cookie recipes that
do not call for flour or egg
whites? Thank you all.
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Bring Suit TO Boil
N. X. 81. ArlinOtOn

~. a. :, ATtIHgIOH
May I suggest that you place
your navy suit in a kettle of
water and bring it to boiling
point. since gelatin dissolves
in boiling water. The color
may run a little but it shouldn't
harm or shrink Indian Head
fabric.
Hope it saves your suit.
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them; add onion and dot with
remaining butter.
when using grated Swiss
cheese. add to each layer after
butter.
3. Pour milk over potatoes.
Cover and bake about 80 min
utes. Remove cover and con-
tinue baking about As min
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTEp

rD-D DROTT front-end loader. good
condition; will sell for S4,S00, cash
or terms. RE. 6-S05S.
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HOUSES WTp. 30 BUY lcent. ]
HOMES WANTED

We need a couple Of rambler
Immediately, In good NV. area OF
Mont. Co. Md, with 3 bedrms, 2
baths and bsmt., for some out-of-
town clients who need homes imme-
diately From $4,000 to 100000;
S S9Mn sGSfsou 80 ana nT0Ss@ ESr
service, call MA. S-000S.
1.-THE Gallery of Homes"
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LOTS, ACREAGE SALE Cont. J
BROCK HALL-The outstandinT de-

BROCK HALL-The outstanding de-
velopment Of Acreage Estates in
nearby Maryland on Largo Marl-
boro I'd. md. 202), 3 miles north
OF Marlboro: 200-ft. frontage: 400
#. deep. S2.Q65. Liberal terms.
Agent on premises pm. I'll dark.
M. LEO ST0RCH. SP. $4,000,
HILLSIDE, MD.-TWo lots, 5Oxi 90.
all utilities; $1,000 each. Call
LII. 3-29s3 after 3 pm.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Level lot;
street paved laterals in and paid
for. Price $1,000. VIII. 6-292S. az
Mr.. 3Oth AND WOODLAND DIR.
CORNER: 1875 FIT. FRONTAGE
OWNER. NE. S-l717
CoLESVILLE AREA-1.t acres ready
70 build restricted area.
WILLIAMS a. CO. JU. 7-6744
FALKLAND, Mont. Cty.--Over "a
acre; quiet street, new homes, trees.
Other lots available.
WILLIAMS a. CO JU 7-6744
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AMERICAN RUILDING

1917 F ST. NV.
500 50. II. with large windows
and high ceilings; S14O mo-; refined
professional atmosphere. Mr.. Grimm
on premises or MUNSEY TRUST.
Ma 6-S0S0.
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AVIATION
BoATs

ATRPLASE, Taylor Graft. 2-plaee;
orig. enGine: 256 hrs. Relieenssc
throuEh July 81 WI. 2-a14a
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cent?

BUICK "a Roadmaster Riviera
hardtop coupe; 2-tone finish. Arctic
white body Annapolis blue top;
radio, heater. Dynaflow, Wv. tires,
power steering and brakes, electric
windows. ETC.; a luxury car priced
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CARRY-OUT SHOP

LARGE CORNER LOCATION
Kit. equipment In place. Be sure
to inspect. 900 18th st. sc. Rent
only SS5 per month.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
s15 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7557
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RACING HYDRoPLANR. 1875 class.
motor lust oyerhagied. complete
ready 70 race. with trailer. Jacket
helmet and spare part. must sac
-iiee. 500 Ca we. Silver sprinE
Nd. 10. 7-63l9.
1855. OWNS % n. inboaro run
about. - hp fully equipped IN
ciud.ng NrTy TOP and read. less
nsy ). Ih ns5.e,s ;.'y :, s.,s > 80 20 Z,
CctInoia isiard Marina. Cal 40
1-Sl2f for fgl ce.afif.
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1854 f-1T sta ysgon
ssiss,e. sl.sss' II s-ssis. A''
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SUPER MARKET
HEART VI
SILVER SPRING

Oriy $3.50 ner month Fents a store
on Oeoreis ave containing J 200 "a
q vita heat and water furnished
This store y suitable for most any
type retail business Al piarhluE
.ecnlsciious for = BEAUTY shop are IL
crs store To inspect. rail NJ. Hri-
lad Z q sMTTHT CO. eII 1919
g. ~. 81. $1,000.
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OFFICES
AND PARKING
Wisconsin Ave. NV.

Just q block of NJ st. NV. on wis
eonsin ave. in new building available
Of modern aforementioned once space
and stockroom and 5000 square
feet Of parking and loading area. all
on one floor The balance of the
building will be occupied by q ma
tionally known substantial lessee.
This space is available for as low
as S1.66 per square foot.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
.3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
Ii. S-OOS4 Ewes, OIL. 2-el6S
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HOUSES FOR Saliva.
; sHoPPiNG :

IS EASY This 2-bedrm. home IN
Fairfax Is close 20 new shopping
center Large family room provides
extra living space, huge garage pro-
yides extra storage space. All this
for Si2,g50. with low. low down pay
ment Sec this baFQain now
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14th AND IRVING NV.

GreenWay Shopping Center
MINI. AVE. AND Z. CAPITOL ST.
e0x4s established shopping center.
Suitable for anad 10, hardware.
florist and apparel
chEp ~ m 2 nnan
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BAY BUILT rulabout, 16-ft., Mark
~ Mercury engine 50; used less
price OF motor. Elk. 3-32S4.
CHRIs-CRAFT, al-ft, cabin cruiser;
Yacht Club, Sacrifice price, $1,000.
Excey. cOnd.. 80 mi. per hr. sleeps
- built 1858. Phone AID. 2-1A54,
ewes.
WANTED TO BUY-Thistle class
sailboat. Call Friday after 0 pm,
XII. S-4970.
16-FT. UTILITY RUNABOUT; 4-cyl.
marine engine, good eond. through
out: $500 or best offer. Also boat
trailer, $3.50. JU. 9-367d.
If-FT. RUNABOUT-54 25-h.p.
Evinrude, remote control. S3D5 or
best offer. Must sell. JE. 4-52S5.
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300 r. Ave. NE DE-. 2-630z
FoRDs. 80 Tudor sedan; ofig nnish.
sna p 1 ss'; 20; moesl - sssn.
r and b asa FordoMatie VERY
clean Only s5q5 trade ard terms.
PiNEY BRANCH MOTORS 10 B.
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FORD 1853 crestlins Convertible:
nails. Wv. tires. perfect green nnish.
new black top finest cond, throgRh-
cat. special price. Sl,ls9; written
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BELOW CT

owner anxious fer quick zeal and
viii eel his 3-oedrm. brick rambler
$500 below APPROX. OIL price Din.
& fully equipped kitchen incl dis
possl and auto. washer lovely iot
Asking Sl4.250- Shown % apt
THE DARBY co.
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CHEW. "a sta. wsg. 4-dr.; T. and h.,
auto, trans, spotless throughout:
Sl,495. MCNEIL PONTIAC. 7320
Heart Of Bethesda
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| Akers OldS-Cadillac Co.

Alex, va. Nv. 3-u3oU
CADILLAC 1864 "82" sedan: 2-tone
blue finish; equipped with General
Motors air conditioning. power steer
ing. power brakes, ETC.. S3,l95; CCc
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CADILLAC 1865 7-passenger linz
CUISINE: in perfect condition with
very low mileage; smart black nm
fully equipped: clear plastic seat
covers protect the upholstery; only
preference tor flying makes od this
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liver Spring MOTOR Co.

ANf3 V4 - "
1908 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9.3lO3
BUICK 1854 Special Riviera hard
Wv, tires; like new; sacTince'
Tio SSS MOTORS s5r'S n INC. a 18th and and
Columbia I'd NV, AID. 2-7155,
BUICK. late 1919 4-dr.: perfect
running shape: private owner
S325. RA. 6-79s1, 49l0 3rd St,
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WAREHOUSES EoR SALE

' ST. Ne. near Sears warehouse
Modern masonry warehouse, approx
$4,000 50. IT,, incl. 2,100-sq. 1T
ished offiees. Both aforementioned
Building has sprinklers and ADJ
stem, : separate double-loading
docks and 2-car Pa.RR siding.
plus 5000 extra So. It. of land for
parking or expansion. Possession 30
days; Brokers protected. See Mr.
Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC, Real
tors; Washington Building, DI.
7-S300.
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1bUD Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3fO3
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air; fully
equipped: 1000 actual miles.
selectomatic radios tutone; $500
ana take over payments. OR. q.
2S95.
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.

WANTED--Used front end parts for
1g4a Cadillac eco. Glenview o.
91g2 after pm.
BRAKES
S10.05 up. American BrAkeblok
factory bonded. Save an average of
500 on all makes of cars.
SILVER SPRING DISCOUNT
BRAKE CENTER
962 Sligo Ave, S. S., Md. JU. T-90s0
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rRAILERS

HIGHEST PRICES for your trailer.
M sE1aH tEai HoM u Pa an CARS soi HNP
miles North Of Route so. Statesmen
wanted.
FOR RENT-lg-ft. house trailer,
sleeps A; $50 mo. 10. 5-5254.
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SHOP
FOR
POP

Full basement. completely wired
for shop: Just the thing for
handy man; solid brick, 4-bedrm
2-bath, home in. Falls Church
large living rm., fireplace, separate
dining rm., beautiful Handicapped
lot with detached garage. Close to
school, bus and shops Priced at SlS,-
$50. Will consider GI contract.
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FORD 1855 Thanssrsife conysrt-
pc segDs t .nl'e. .s.,sesei SFissa
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1893 z2ne q wv 81 3-es11
FORD 'Bi va szceaent csr13tlcn.
cissrsrook S-i2ff
tcssiisass % HsE; PRgsj
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l222 22nd 50 NV. ST. 3-2bO0
CADILLAC $50 convertible; only
$500 miles. Save $1,000 on new
car price. JACK PRY. 14th and p.
CADILLAC 1854 coupe; light blue:
fully equipped: low mileaee: origi-
nal owner; $4,000. Call Ii. g.
9l40 after 5:30 pm.
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CHEV. % Bel AR hardtOp; Striking
2-tone aqua and white. harmonizing
interior. /. and b., powerRlide. Wv.
to rdfs REJECTS top y. The ne o5v Of es5si
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO..
Arlington's olds Dealer Since 1885
1000 WILSON BLVD. ia. T-saOb
cHRYSLER "a convertible; r. and
r., auto. trans, power steering and
brakes; S295 down. Tie
Silver SDr. MFR Co Inc
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DARBY'S FINEST
LORCOM LANE
3 BEDRMs. AND DEN

Brick rambler IN me N. Arl. ioc. j:
BV I'm. with fireplace; all-elec. kit
incl dishwasher and disposal; full
hsnst. lovely lAnuseaped lot. Priced
o. ls,eOo arg si';lyV riFsi trasi
b. appointment.
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end EQUIPMENT

WANTED--Garage or storage space
for left. boat on trailer. Bethesda
or vicinity, OIL. 2-56S5. 20s
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MT. PLEASANT. Apply after 8 pm.
NO, 7-0433.
1918 18th ST. N.W.-street entr :,
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CHkRSLER 80 New Yorker 4 DR..
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-13
Beavers Fight CedarUilIe
Fri. To Get Out Of Cellar

Two winless Mid-Ohio Conference
teams will collide head-on for pos
session of the conference basement
Friday night when the Bluffton college
Beavers played Cedarville.
The Wilmington Quakers pushed the
Beavers deeper into the conference
cellar last Friday night as they swept
to convincing $3.50 triumph. Charles
Harner, GA forward scored 20 points
to lead a Quaker attack which saw
three men score Is points or better.
Although IL men scored for Bluffton
only Able Mast, younger brother OF
Coach Kenny Mast was able to break
into double figures as he registered
13 points. Coming on the heels of an
87-59 defeat the previous week by
defending champion Defiance, this
left the Beavers on the bottom of the