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OTHER LISTINGS

Some 40 additional and equally
desirable purchase opportunities are
included in the exclusive listinss of
this Office.
These are in such excellent and
well established locations as.-THE
NEW PARKSIDE. 1902 Summit p
NV THE MENDOZA. 209O Goth
Chaplin St nv i505 LANiER PL.
NV $50 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc
1870 WYOMING AVE NV THE
AVONDALE, 1874 P St. NV. and
others.
For details and or appointment to
inspect any or all OF these apart
ment homes. call MAJOR CARNEY
with
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
COOP. Apt Authority since 1900
washington Rs9Id1 Bldg wo s "a; s-sSe5
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FALLS EMBELLISHMENTS brick
and-frame contemporary split-level
? bedrmS and finished rec rm OF
Bird bedrm garage, lge. Handicapped
lot with patio; swimming club privi-
legeS close 10 transportation and
shopping center. Avail. Aug | Week
days call Dl 1880, sat. and sun,
holiday, CT. f-2l35
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RL.-Lovely 3-bedrm. Colonial Q
baths; fin. bsmt. attached gar. lge.
porch, trees and shrubbery. fence.
IA. 7-571S.
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ARLINGTON, 2165 N. Brandywine
St-2-bedrm. row brick; separate
fenced back yard. This house is
IN excellent condition. convenient
70 shopping and transportation;
SOD % per mo. To inspect Sun.
call XII 9-43S3 WALKER g. DUN
LOP, INC, ia 5-2400, 959 N.
Monroe St. Arlington.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

ANNANDALE-4 bedrms.. . baths
lge. screened porch. carport. huge
lot; mi. Pentagon: S140 per mo
FL. 4-607S. So
i2II6 FOREST GLEN RID, Silver
Spring New 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
Colonial. liy. rm.. din. rm.. kit. =
baths. full bsmt.. gas hot-air heat
Avail. about July 10 Sl65 per mo
on 3cyr. lease. DISMER AUXIER
after Z pm. MR.. AUXIER, JU o.
800 FLOWER AVE.-Modern 2-story
brick. 8 rooms plus . Kitchens. oil
h,-wh.; l block to shopping center
$40; MR.. GATES. RA. 3-27l0, RIA
OFF SHIRLEY HWY.-Lge. 3-bedrm
rambler with bsmt.: fenced yard
mr.. new school. Avail. now; Si35
mo, Call ia. 7-1117.
BEVERLY HILLS, VA, 3ll2 circle
Hill rd.-Fully equipped, 2 bed
rooms, den garage Open Friday.
saturday and Sunday, 10 to D pm
ia. 2-1l36.
Sill. sPG.-Liy. rm. with nrepl.,
fuil bsmt. with toilet: sundeck;
Sl25 mo. JU. 5-3716.
FALLS CHURCH-Sl3O; 4 bedrms.
full basement; near schools and
transp; avail now XII. 9-s0S7.
LANDOVER HILLS bedrms., liy.
Im;,. dinette. kitchen, full bsmt.
SLl0 per mo ideal for family of
4. Cali AP. 7-il6I for Apt.
MCLEAN, vA.-3- bedrm. brick Cape
Cod; lily. rm.. din. rm., den, .
baths. lge. scr porch, full bsmt
with, shower, spacious lawn: good
neighborhood; Is min. to Wash
Ell. 6-34s7
FALLS CHURCH-Liv. rm., din. rma
kit. 3 bedrms., bath, rec. rm..
util,, rm. grade school block;
avail Sl@5. KLARE a. Hulk
SOUTH WOODLEY-2- bedrm. ram
bier convenient location; available
HUxTABLE, JE. 1895.
BROOM HOME on beautiful acre.
tral ave. IA. 9-@7O9 or LII. A.
BETHESDA-R AREA -
BUNGALOW; 3 bedrooms living room
KITCHEN and bath 500 Oh =
40h3
MCLEAN. VA.-Lovely home with
acreage. bedrms, bath, den. lge
Nv. rm.. dinette and kit, bsmt,
Ice gar Some furniture $3.50 mo /,
" lease. NO. 1888 MRS
GRAHAM.
ARL.-Liv rm. din. rm.. kit. ?
bedrms.. I'd $50 per mo. Available
July 10 Ike. S-2679
Ist.FLOOR BRK. COLONIAL HOUSE
p hedrms liv. rm. din. rm. kit
bath full bsmt., garage, Ice. yard;
| all utilS turn COW to buses.
churches and stores; 500 mo OF
4-t499.
Mr.. MCLEAN. White rambler
! on a hill amidst oak trees. liv rm
din; rm den . bedrmsa bath. Kit. ::
500 per mo. MRS. STANLEY
| CARPER Broker. Mclean, Va Ell
h-3lO5, or call Mrs Murdoch, Ell.
G-4402
NEBR. AVE. Mr.. CONN, Nv
rms rms 81 semidet gas heat; sloo
wHEATON-Lovely e-bedrm. bunga-
siSeX ~ Si5o 0s aasb S 1non M Or Of Tli
aud SIS mo tincl taxesl PARK
SIDE REALTY 10 5-S775 I'll
ARLINGToN-3-bedrm. l and "a
kit fenced I'd ElG5. ia 2-S6HS
CHEVERLY-3 bedrms. IA baths
close to Washington baltimore
pkwy schools shopping churches
swimming pool UN 4-713g
FALLS CHURCH. ANNANDALE-3-
bedrm brick rambler din. rms
elec kit bsmt storage attic
swim. pool membership. $3.50. JE
2-27S3
4 CHARMING 3-BEDRM. HOME Of
ierlns comfortable, living n pleasing
Arlington Va Appealins living
room with fireplace modern cleo
KIT with eye-level oven and rec
room $40 avail now SHAN
NON A. LucHs, IA lith St, NV,
MA s.234b.
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EDMUND ! FLYNN co
APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS. l have (whiteD tenants
for apis. TALL typeSl in D C. Reas
fec. MANDEL. AID. 4-3400.
COLLEGE PROF. wife and two
school-aPe daughters seek unfurn
or partially furn apartment or
house in NV, Chevy Chase or en-
virons for Sept LIST rental Box
224-H. Star
3 ADULTS, professional people, want
3-bedrm unfurn apt or house,
west OF park Call no. 3-a24S.
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HARBOR TERRACE

. REASONABLE PRICES
Newly decorated available, $40 7h
and $3.50; 2-bedrm. apis, SS0.75
includes utilities.
For information. apply Apt. ]
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4915 Ravard Blvd NV

49l5 Bayard Blvd. NV.
A most attractive flye-room bunga-
low. furnished in excellent taste,
surrounded by beautiful country
homes Close to shopping district.
American University and busline
Newly redecorated Rent, S155.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 10th St NV DI. 7-6s30
Air Cond.-440 9Th S.W.
BEST IN SECTION@NICELY FURN
Mr.. House once Bldg and Health,
Welfare, CAPITOL Hill area; new-house
cond., nicely furn.; . large bedrms
twin beds, mod kit. bath; auto.
washer: must be seen to be appre-
ciated. H. J RANDOLPH, Ii. 1890.
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1907 STRATTON RID. SILVER
SPRING, Md bedrms.. . baths,
liv. rm with f1repl, din. rm kit.
pantry porch. oil heat, partly
turn. Sl6J per mo HENRY J.
ROBB. INC. 1924 Vermont ave.
n W DI 1-S141
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THE WESTCHESTER
WESTGHESTER APIS

Newly decorated air-cond. large
living room bedroom. large dinine
aTss kitshen est5 s wasfSgs Snd sy so
am to $40 pmo no. 2-5956. s.
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1864 CHURCH ST. N.W.-Conv. loo.
ton hall. lge liv rm.. din. I'm =.
kit, bedrms bath. Sl40 per mo.
HENRY J. ROBB. INC, 1924 YER
mont ave u w DI -.Sl41
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COMFORTABLE 3-bedroom rambler
on large corner lot fireplace in
living room; full basement with
automatic washer; near Cameron
q DUNLOP, INC. ia. 5-2400, $50
N Monroe q Arlington
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SIX ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL, on
oxford St. near Lake Bancroft,
block of of Columbia pike, with
electric range and REFRIGERATOR
full basement with automatic
washer and drier, oil hot-air heat;
large shady lawn; S125 a month
For further information, call KE
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ROCKVILLE TWINBROOK, by
OWNER-S9S per mo-; A-acre lot;
bedrooms with wall-to-wall clos
cts, large picture window, fireplace
and pine .paneling in living room,
modern furnished kitchen with
automatic washer loads Of stor-
age space; within blocks of school.
shopping center and swimming
pool OV 3-0S41, after 6 pm.
on WPekdaYs
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OFF N. H.. mr.. Sligo crk. Pk.-Like
kit, 3 baths. cool PIX loo mr.,
excel. schools, buses, $3.50 per mo:
less 300 If tenant buys later.
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2i2-B HALF ST sw

2l2-B HALF ST s.W
Mr. Capitol-Two-be drm. brick. air
conditioner compl remodeled Inv.
I'm with trepl and closed rear
patio pvt parking 500
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
REALTORS
123 Goth 81 NV RE. f-B5S5
SILVER SPRING -3.bedroom brick
Colonial with porch, attached ga
rage, bsnt walking distance shop
ping centers and schools, Sl3b
mo Colonial 3-6Bl0,
CHI CT D e. l426 Garrison St
4 rms / bath. 1st-floor Law house
in perfect cond now avail $3.50.
Adults only
800 Connecticut WO $500
CONTINUED on Next PassD
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CHARMING Colonial stone house,
spacious cool grounds and garden:
close to NV s rms. - baths.
flreplaces. patio: all Improvements:
cleo, dishWaSher, grand piano: S216
per mo EN- 3-30YH
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FALLS CHURCH-Brick house q
oeurmS; and rec. rm., can be used
as 3rd oedrp. bSmt screened
porch fenced ward new auto.
washer and drler. near schools and
5-hS65
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6,RM. 2.STORY HOUSE: 3 bedrms ,
NV. oil heat "a baths. hardwood
floors, garage in bsmt.. lge lawn
Thii9ren. school near; Avail; Aug.
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HOUSES UNEURN. Cont

N. ARL.. 354l Nellie GUSTS dr.. Just
baths, den, recreation room, top
nelghborhood; SECS. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. ia. 4-l400.
1918 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
. rooms and bath; $50. Vacant
Zoned LIST comml MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
AID. 4-2005.
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WANTED

We Can Rent Your Property
Qualified. desirable people avail. to
lease houses in the better Northwest
and nearby Md area. For informa-
ton. call
w. c. g. A. N. MILLER
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ALIEN, HOLM HALL = 3-bedrm.
school and shopping excel neishs
borhood SLID Same type house
win extra pine-paneled rms
Sl3O. so d-45tjG -''''
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ROCKVILLE, MD.-We have a wide
priced from So to Sis per mo
Most Of these homes are within
4 miles from the Naval Medical
Cen, and NH. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY. PO. o-6l51 ewes, Mr.. Wilson,
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k ba,b: MCLEAN Fan, va bedrms-, 9
porch. Cyclone-fenced. shaded I'd.
beautifully Handicapped. Church,
school. shopping, within mile
radius: Sl65 per mo-; 2-yr. lease
minimum. ia. 7-1606 or ia. s.
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CHEVY CHASE, Md rms 4
baths, shop, barbecue; newly dec
] VI. or longer $500 OIL 4-2662
ARL,--3 bedrms Ice din. rm ga
rage screened porch bus az door,
Sl}5 per mo Phone JE 2-5lsp.
SILVER SPRING, of Georeia ave.
Brick rambler bedrmS liv.
rm. din. rm, kit util rm lee.
yard corner lot 500 per mo.
JU 5-i454
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APIS. UNFURN.-MD. Cont !

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. JULY 8. 1855
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SPACIOUS. 2-bedrm.. Enelish-type
new brick: walking distance to PEN
taeon and Navy Annex; 10 baths
CALL JOSEPH W. SEAY COM
PANf ll3 W. Broad ST., Falls
Church. Va. JE. .-9h2O
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SUUIHLAWN : Three bedrm. ram
disposal: SlIO mo. WA. 7-f1i2S.
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81 HAWAII AVE. N.E.-Six rms, 2
porches: semidet house: carpeted
MS. rec. rm,; excel. cond.; Sl05
mo. ia. 9-5495.
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s. E.-Six-rm. brick semidet.; Ia
baths. full bsmt.; fenced-in yard
alley: very cony: location. BU-
SABA REALTY CO., All South
ern ave. Sc, 10 S.Sb0O
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ARL. FOREST-Three bedrms., din
rm., rec. rm.: near schools. 373
N. Granada st.
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COLLEGE PARK-Three bedrms
oil h.-w.h.:. lge wooded lot; full
bsmt.; avail Aug. /: 500. BY ap-
pointment. HE, 4-6l76
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HOUSES FURN. Cont

CHEVY CHASE, d. C., all white area
blk. from shopping center and
express bus line. Liv. rm., din.
nm, breakfast nook, kit. rear and
side porches; End A., 3 double bed
rear porch. Bird A., 3 bedrms.. run
ming water Ample closets through
out, dry bsmt. with laundry rm. and
bath. Available Immediately. Will
sell or consider trade. EN-. 2-S652
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. l6 BROAD BRANCH RID NV
Detached 3-bedrm house, . baths.
lge. liv nm, dinette, din. nm. kit
screened terrace, new rec. rm Ice.
yard Price, SlS5 For appt., cali
FE 3-gJ24 from e to q n m
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"MQndqed Masses"

Vice President Nixon has coined picture phrase that
will probably be heard much during the forthcoming political
campaign He branded Democratic government policy of
cent years the policy of managed masses.
Mr.. Nixon charges that under the influence of lefst
elements the Democratic Party has lost track of the in
divdua in it's eyes people have dissolved into
multitude to be politically manipulated and managed The
government, all-wse aristocracy rules the
people, and they will obedenty plod along they told
The vice president went to say that Republicans re
ec this managed masses idea of the Democrats We consider
it repugnant to American tradition 1t is not what true lib
erals believe in Americans not milling While
there is yet time must all understand that truly liberal
government keeps the individual free possbethat
always reactonary toward dictatorship
through needless infringement of individual rights"
Most everyone will agree with Mr.. Nixon that what
need less of is government what do without is
bureaucrats We certainly repeed by the em managed
Masses and it good to hear leader government speak
out against it, but unfortunately it is thing to state
policy clearly and another to put into practceto rid
government of those with managed masses" ideas, who
have already become entrenched
Let hope that Vice President Nixons apt phrase be-
comes more than political catch-phrase.
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MORE ABOUT Jacob Moser
whose portrait in oils we reported
now hangs in the new Allen County
Historical Museum in Lima: Will
helm Amstutz tells US that Mr.
Moser is believed by many to have
been responsible for changing the
name of this town from Shannon to
Bluffton many years ago.
There are several theories.
One is that Mr.. Moser, upon ar
irving in this country from
Switzerland, stayed for time in
Bluffton, Ind, before, moving
here to what was then Shannon.
1t was Mr.. MOser, it is believed
by many, who suggested the
name change because he was so
favorably impressed by BIuffton,
Ind.
In addition to ''firsts" credited tc
Moser last week, he also directed
Bluffton's first band, and was the
man who directed the musical pres
entation of "William Tell" which j!
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Fire Inspection Day = March 20

The Buffton Lions club has earned the thanks of all
Buffton citizens in inaugurang the Forthcoming own fire
inspection which has been set for March 20 Cleanup
pagns this town. We have every spring,
this the first honesogoodnes general inspection for
fire hazards by professional inspectors from the Fire Proven
tion Association of Ohio
There is nothing compulsory about the March 20 in
specon but will behoove to cooperate and
the of public buildings and business places to the
inspectors.
The inspections offer the business opportunity
to get free technical advice fire prevention which
him from huge fire loss The Lions Club urges everyone
to take this inspection in serious light If harborng
dangerous conditions in public buildings, stores
factories homes should that they eliminated
Immediately.
The inspection will to do than eliminate the
obvious fire hazards in the inspected it will make all
fesae conscious and alert to the present danger The
net result will be safer and more secure city.
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Mainly Personal

IF THERE WAS ANY QUESTION
about the approach of spring, the
flocks of robins and turtle doves which
descended on the town last week
should have answered it. Prof. H. c..
Berky called it to our attention last
Friday, although up to that time our
own observation had been confined
to a couple of turtle doves on the
lawn of Mrs. John Diller on North
Jackson.
Sundays nice weather, however
bore out Prof. Berky's earlier obser-
vation for all of a sudden robins
appeared everywhere one looked.
Gosh, it seems good to have them
back again!
Anyone who drove out in the
country must have been aware of
the great flOcks of blackbirds
who have again put in their
appearance. The red-winged ones
were seen by the hundreds out on
the ROckpOrt road Sunday, and
they have again taken up sentinel
duty on practically every fence
pOst-we suppose while mother
matches her eggs.
We're not enough of bird expert
to note the return of the various types
of sparrows, but Mr.. Berky tells us
they are winging their way in daily
now. These are the song type as
compared to the English sparrows
who are with us always.
| +
THE BIG RUSH is on at Jack
Koontz's now that the new auto tags
have gone on sale. Car owners with
favorite license numbers have had
their cash and bill of sale in Jacks
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NeWs Our Fathers Read


A membership of 200 for the
Bluffton Community Association will
be sought the latter part of this week
and the first part of next. Every in
dividual who takes pride in his
home community should become a
member and help make the achieve
ments of the future greater than
those of the past.
"Just Tony, the story of horse
with uncommon horse sense, featur-
ing Tom Mix will be the principal
feature of the film to be presented on
the high school moving picture course
in the auditorium Friday night.
Funds in the sum of $1,058 deriv-
ed from the sale of auto license tags
will be available for street mainten-
ance and repair of streets in Bluffton
this year.
That spring is just around the
corner is indicated from reports that
the first robins have made their ap'
pearance in this vicinity.
We are in receipt of an issue Of
"The Havana Telegram, an evening
newspaper of Havana, Cuba, sent by
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Locher of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Gallant oi
Orange township who are spending
the winter with their son James il
Deland, Fla, wish to thank those
sending Valentine greetings.
Jesse Steiner, instructor in tn,
high school has resumed his teaching
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still discussed here in Bluffton. Mr..
Amstutz still retailH some of the
original props used in the production.
II
ON FEBRUARY "a, when Bluffton
was having such a time with the
elements, the temperatures were
ranging from 72 to 80 in Sarasota,
Florida, writes Ed Lape, who hopes
this will offer some solace to Bluff
tonites who were "lost in the snow
Storm"
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hands for some time now, and as
their numbers come up, they are
taken out and saved. Some persons
have had the same license number
for 10 years or longer.
These are the easy ones for
Harry Shrider to remember. He
makes a hobby of it, you know.
We are told Harry can tell you
the license number of good per-
centage of BlufftOn's auto driving
citizens. Harry may forget per-
sons name, but he's almost cer-
tain to remember their license
number, and now with the new
ones coming out he has big job
ahead.
COMING OFF THE PRESS at the
Bluffton News this week is Volume 1,
Number SO of The Linking Ring, the
official monthly publication of the
International Brotherhood of Magi-
clans. The magazine has been printed
here ever since its beginning SO years
ago.
The present issue, numbering
156 pages, will be mailed from
the local pOstOffice to nearly
5000 members of the brotherhood
all over the world from Singapore
to Barcelona and from the Ar
gentine to Alaska. s.
The "bible" of the magic profes-
sional and lobbyist, The Linking Ring
is generally recognized as the lead
ing magazine in its field. It's editor
is Alvin r. Plough, Cincinnati, and
business manager is Mrs. Hazel M
Krock of Kenton.
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duties after ten days illness.
Barber Shop Notice have
taken over the barbershop of the late
Tine McGriff and will continue in
that location. Harry Fisher.
Peter N. Suter who farmed the
Charles Reece farm for the last few
years had a public sale Saturday
He has purchased the draying outfit
from Joel Basinger.
Enos and Clement Suter who are
working in Detroit visited here the
past week end.
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PIG FLA OFFICERS

Pandora-Gilboa high school chapter
of Future Farmers of America re-
Gently held election of officers at the
school. Reelected president was Joe
Hart. Other officers are Howard De-
Wore, vice president; Larry Williams,
secretary; Richard Oswald, treasurer;
Larry Grubb, sentinel; Jerry Pierman,
reporter, and Darrell Amstutz, stew
and advisor. Wayne Schroeder is
chapter adviser.
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LEGAL NOTICE

James H. Price. whose last kaown place of
residence is 800 South Main-zStseet. Jackson
vile, Illinois, will. .take notiof that on the Sth
day of FebrlMry, 1856 NAryeB. PEice filed
her petitiopp against himgbh the Couu of Com
mon Pleas of Allen County. Ohiof the same
being Case Number 1858. praying for a di-
vorce and other equitable relief on klhegrounds
of gross neglect of duty aand extr4rne cruelty.
Said cause will be for hearing on and after
the 7th day of8April. 1856.
MARY B. PRICE
By Light and Siferd. her attogneys
Feb. 16, 23, March l, S.A5, %
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS. =
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Objected to Politics
CHICAGOLVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Feb. Is GFp fusDA>.-sal-
able hogs 1l.000; very SLOW and uneven;
generally $3.50 lower on butchers
through mid-sesSion: later trade and
close including sizeAble share OF re-
ceipts, 1919 lower: sows weak TO mostly
rs lower. most U. s. No 1, " and 3a
| 1S0-240 lbs butchers l 1901 90; sew
eral Tote No. / and IS 10000 lbs
early at 1225-50: 30 head No. Is 900
lbs at 1875: most No. 2 and IS 250-33o
! lbs IL n0-75: larger lots $4,000 ID sows
y .50.l0.75: few lighter weights to
ssiable cattle 10000: salable calves
/ 800: steers and heifers uneven. mostly
steady to rs higher spots up so. early
trade fairly active but now rather. SLOW;
other classes about steady, but instances
weak TO 90 lower on good to prime
/ yealers; q load OF high prime, 1.I50 10
steers "a rs; q few loads prime under
| 1000 ID steers %. 1924 30: bulk choice
and prime steers is O0-23 so: but some
steers q. 90 - IS: q few loads prime
load o. good 1850 d steers 1895;
load commercial 1000 Id weights 10 90:
about two loads prime LOCO .050 ID
heiferS 20 00-2l 90: most good 10 high
choice heifers 1b.50~lA.0Q; utility and
commercial cows 1Q.76-lA, 90: canners
and cutters g.00.11 SO: utility and com
mereiai bulls "A .00-1 10 90: vealers largely
! - 90 down: odd head choice and prime
yealers 20 o0ts q load OF good and choice
100 ID yeariing fsedinE steers 1900.
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political maneuvering." West.
inghouSe said.
Meanwhile, police reported
that pickets overturned an auto
hurled stones and broke plant
windows early today in contin-
ued violence at Sharon. Pa,
at Westinghouse transformer
division.
No injuries were reported and
there were no arrests. Sharon
City Detective William Thomas
said the situation is getting
worse"
Police estimated more thar
100 pickets Of the AFL-CIO In
1ternational Union of Electrical
Workers we're massed at the
plant.
The auto was overturned as
lit attempted to leave the plant
Three supervisors who had been
in the car scrambled out before
it was overturned. One of the SUI
Ipervisors was reported punched
Police said several windows OF
the plant were broken, and
stones were hurled at autos.