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EGG HARBOR, 80, sport cruiser.
IS rs: perfect cond.. fully equip. !:
sleeps 3: $4,000. JE. 2-3993 Up. o.
Box 93. Vienna. Va.
sAILBOAT, 16-foot Comet; 1 suit
cotton sails: good condition; $3.50.
MISS CLARK, MA. S-3120, Ext.
493. between 8 and 3.
1856 3O-H.P. JOHNSON, l2-ft. rum
about: completely fiberglased, con-
trolls. windshield, steering; 5000
ia. 1855.
JOHNSON 10. 1856; same as new.
$500 or best offer. Ia. 9-05S3.
2I-FT. CHRIS CRAFT Express
cruiser, new 60-h.p. Gray marine
engine: boat in new condition: head
and sleeps .. Colonial S-5l16.
REAL SHIP, AS. well equipped. Sleeps
four; Rallied walk around oo6 decs'
plants: 500 W. ac-v. generator;
main engine driven. Ship-to- shore
radio. electric steering, hot-water
central heating. Dinette, electric
refgr., 2 Danforth anchors. Sailing
dinghy on davits. S6,500. MA.
S-a77l, Ext. 2O7, evenings.
Is FIT. CABIN CRUISER--sleeps .,
bottom covered with fiberglass.
Solid mahog. trim. hydraulic. steer
ing, portfolios cover. Gator trailer 7.
sold with other. Outfit cost more
than s2.10V; price. si.5s5. JE.
DO NOT MISS THE EASTER BOAT
SHOW, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. sun.
APRIL 19-20-2l. ON BOARDWALK
WILDWOOD BY THE SEA. N ),
MANY OTHER ACTIVITIES ALSOl
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NEW BOATS FOR SALE

BRAND NEW TwIN-SCREW. 1857
MODEL COLONIAL CRUISERS
3s-FT. EXPRESS. 8 sleeper.
foam rubber.
3S-FT SEDAN, 9 sleeper
foam rubber
32-FT. EXPRESS. 4 sleeper.
foam rubber.
Twin 125-hp. Chrysler engines
pilot seat, spotlight, spacious living
quarters. roomy toilet facilities, di-
nette. 5000 cooking facilities. large
icebox, storage space, closet. mahog-
any and white cedar construction
with ground plates for radio; anchor
with line. mooring lines, fire ex-
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F-W1Nt.
CADILLAC 81 Coup de vile: bah!
blue with dark blue leather interior
full-power equipment, incl window
and seats. also has radio. heater
Autronic Eye. Wv tires, etc onll
sell for $1,000 of list. Trade ant
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BOATS tcont.)

EGG HARBOR, 80, sport cruiser.
IS rs: perfect cond.. fully equip; !:
sleeps 3: $500. JE. 2-3093 Up. o.
Boy lal Vienna Va
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CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air sports
white: powerglid de ~. =. and h.:
like new in and out. 81 400. bank
I'm. KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000 Ga.
ave TIA N-4SOO
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USED BOATS
MARINE INSURANCE

Our rates for insurance on your
yacht or outboard are lowest ~
area Boat financing arranged.
HUGH ALEXANDER ASSOC. ST 3
4440. GENERAL INSURANCE CO.
OF AMERICA Preferred rates for
preferred risks
MARINE PLYWOOD. boat paint,
rope wenches. gun rail, mahog
moulding and back board for boats.
Special price 24x5f. iar thick. S150
per 50. It.
BOAT PLANS AND PATTERNS NOW
IN STOCK
CASHWAY SUPPLY
BUILDING MATERIALS
Open 1909 pm. Except Sunday
-712 Rockville Pike; Free Delivery
OIL. 2-63OU Pc. a-3gg5
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sAILBOAT. 16-toot Comet; / suit
cotton sails; good condition: $3.50.
MISS CLARK, MA. S-3l20, Ext.
493. between 8 and 3.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont,

REQ 1855 model Eco: with IA
nous Gold Comet motor, excellent
. .00x20 tires all around. Fishplated
frame. Helper springs. custom grill
guard. All running lights, this truck
ready for work. Short wheelbase for
either dunn or tractor.
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18th AND X. l. AVE. NE. LA. $3.50
CADILLAC 1854 Coupe de Vile: pvt
owner rich dark gray with match
ing Fleetwood interior. GIN air
cond.. power steering. power brakes.
alec control windows and seat. Sc
lector radio, and heater Vogue
Premium Wv tubelesS tires cond
Ike new. always garaged and
SerYiced. Just 1000 mi: Illness
only reason for selling; S3.3a5;
cost S6.i00. EN-. 2-1266 after 10
m
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ROYAL MOTORS, INC.

ChrysIer -Plymouth- Imperial
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
!, FORD SO VIC. heater. wond. cond. |:
| dr.. I.41h Terms 10 o-oAoI
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AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION EQuipmenI

Construction Equipment
Mon, Apr. 10. 1890 AM. GREEN
BELT MD. at Interchange Of BALTIC
Wash. Pkway 10 mi N Of wash
ington or 30 s OF Baltimore tat old
Schrom Airport. l. IL mi. E. Of Uniy.
OF Md 4 Cat D-Ss. ~ q SR
dozers. 13A a. SIR pusher; &C HD-@n
with dozer & new rails. HD-lA
pusher. 3 TD-24's w}dozers: 4 d. S
VI dozers: HID 5A " hyd dozers, I'd
lSA w/cable dozer. . TD-l4 dozerS.
TD-9 & To- dozer: AC HD-9G
Loader. good: D-4. ~ Loader; HID.
SC Loader: INC TD-9 Loader: y
Cat DW-2l Motor Scrapers. engines
rebuilt. LaP-C TS-300 Motor
Scrapers, Buda power. good rubber,
all good. > DW-IO hyd Motor
Scrapers good & poor: Woodbridge
Ter Scraper good. LaP-C :. I'd.
5craper; Buckeye 20 ShoyelHoe
rebuilt Chrysler Ind engine. good .
Cat II Grader ST $3.50 good, Cat
IL. fair aK. . Rome 4O3 Graders;
Do Nor Loader 70. Cat II: Grace
DID Sheepfoot; Grace Broom West.
Elect Welder. Pump; Fleeo Stumper
& Splitter: DIS power units: Cat
Or ecu. SO Ford F-6O6, As Ford
a. AZ White Dump Trucks. good
40 a. 40 Ford Tank Trucks: "A
Ford Wrecker: 80 Ford Pickup.
Other Items WRITE WIRE CALL
huctioneers for complete list Each
Piece Positively SellS-To- Highest Bid.
northumberland Or Minimum
Schrom Construction. Inc.
kufg "a ~
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rRAILERS

on DISPLAY. all new model Almas,
= and 10 It. wide. Open Sun. L.
F PfSa i sALRs a. l sghPsY Baito
blvd, WE. 5-35S2.
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AUTO & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

Ils-ToN VAN TRUCK FOR HIRE
Cal! LA. 6-17l9. day or night.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER 1925 roadster: partially
restored SIPS. JU. 5-9391.
CHRYSLER '55 Windsor de luxe A.
dr.: upholstered in distinctive white
leather and Scotch plaid: this beau
tiful skyline blue. with Wv. tires.
is truly the car of distinction. Fully
equipped incl. power for only 81 0a5
Anacostia Chrysler-Plymouth
1908 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. 4-.:i3
CHRYSLER '53 Windsor de lux,
convertible: orig. dove gray witt
hew black top; auto. trans, r. anc
Al. Full price only S695. Can financ,
with S95 dn.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER '52 all-metal station
a
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
tcontinued)

STATION WAGON; 40 and "a:
or 4;dr.: reasonably priced. RE.
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CADILLAC 81 ''Ba" series coupe:
r. and h. HYDRA. drive. power steer
ing. Wv. tires, maroon and llRht-
a steal for Sl.ag5 VIII 6-2uS3
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BUICK 1854 Century 4-door: 80. 900
actual miles. 81 900 10 3-QS5T
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Nieman Bros.

SHADY Side, Nd.
Custom boat builders. repairing
E En9llsing wH ana T cFnSs On S MS
HOGANY. AS LOW AS $50 PER
FOOT, University 1881 or eve,
I'm 1-fhSo or 1-5oS3
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bLDs ENGINE, 80 super "ss": for
barrel earburetor: sis. Ju. 5.
oB06.
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ROYAL MOTORS

CHRYSLkR- PL UTH-IMPERIAI
100 Ca Ave NV. ia. $4,000
CADILLAC IS go" 4-door: every
extra: power steering ana brakes:
like new. S2.aa5: bank financing.
THACKER MOTORS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. $50 Bel Air 90 hardtop
coupe; 2-tone flniSh. r. and h..
WV. tires and other accessories;
new-car cond. throughout; guar
Special today. 1.795.
FRANK SMALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

N. 4. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS.
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BUICK SIS Super Riv. coupe; beau
power steer. and brakes. r. and h.. :
dyna; owner: Sl.1aa. 80 mos
nm. avail. KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Ca. ave. IA. 9-4s00.
HUICKs-Choice of 81 SIS from
sfe5 '53s from Sd95; 5ls from
81 1875; '55s from 81 ,495: BIS from
81 sos Most cars fully equipped
nome OF the only 10 O0O-mile guar
antee on late models Bank finane-
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62l ARL BLVD FALLS CH VA
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CADILLAC 81 coupe; the real lux
ury car. the former owner polished
this one so much he rubbed throush
to the prime, so We painted II back
to the original color A real low
mileage car that shows care Loaded
with extras The price including
warranty only Sgg5. LOGAN
Ford. 1850 Goth 81. NV. DI
r-tkOU
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BUICK as Special; good tires. good
running cond.. Sl25; no dealers

ia. S-6533,
BUICK 80 Special. dynafiow. mile
age $4,000: heater. One-owner
car IA. 5-62d3.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01
Three Midget Football Squads Will
Represent BIuftOn This autumn

Three full teams will represent
Bluffton in the Lima midget football
league this fall, coach Jim Clark an
nounced this week.
Clark said as eligible boys reported
for the weigh-in at Harmon field
Sunday, enough to fill three Is man
rosters. Last fall Bluffton sponsored
two teams, the Midget Beavers and
the Midget Pirates, in the Lima
league.
The Bluffton Business Mems as
sociation will back these two teams
again this year. The third club will
be sponsored by local 1211 UAW-CIO.
Clark reports that equipment can
be used for two years and enough
equipment from last year can be used
to equip his three teams.
Cost of equipping each player is
about SIS per boy. Players are pro-
vided head gear, shoulder pads, hip
guards and padded pants. Tennis
shoes are standard equipment.
Only one IL year old registered at
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01
Review And Nine Games Scheduled
For Pirates, The Coachless Champions

Coach or no coach, training or no
training Bluffton football fans will get
their first peek at the 1857 Pirates
at the McComb football preview Sep
tember 6.
The IL minute appearance for
Bluffton will be the final tune-up for
the Pirates before they swing into
defense of their hard-won Northwest
conference championship.
Four home games will dot the nine
game regular schedule for the
Pirates as they meet seven league
opponents plus outsiders Wapakoneta
and Ada. Wapak is the only school
on the schedule left over from the
Pirates former days in the class AA
Western Buckeye league.
Whoever the new Pirate football
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01

Oct. a Pandora-Gilboa
Oct. IL At Delphos jefferson
Oct. Is At Spencerville
Oct. "a Columbus Grove
Nov. l AT Wapakoneta
Nov. 8 Forest
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01
Waste Dirt Used
For Widening
Dyke At Buckeye

Dirt being taken from the excava-
ton for the First Mennonite church
addition has been finding good use in
widenin gand raising the levee be-
tween Riley creek and the Buckeye
quarry lake. Street Commissioner
William Gaiffe noted this week.
Mr.. Gaiffe has been sending all
available fill dirt to the park project
for nearly year He estimates that
thus far 1900 loads of dirt have been
placed on the levee.
When the project is completed the
wall will be wide enough to drive 4
truck along its top. 1t prevents flood
waters from the creek from entering
the Buckeye waters.
Another use for fill dirt will be the
construction of another dyke along
Riley creek to prevent the flood
waters from entering the property
across from the sewage disposal
plant. This ground is being used for
sanitary landfill garbage disposal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01
BluftOn Entry
Places In Lima
Sports Car Rally

Bruce Hauenstein and Chuck Hilty,
in Hauenstein's 1853 MG-TD took
fourth place in the Lima Sports Car
clubs rally July IA.
With Hauenstein driving and Hilty
navigating they covered the 100 mile
course just one an done half minutes
off the specified time. Winners are
judged on how close they come to
the time allotted for the course. More
points are deducted for finishing
ahead of schedule than finishing late.
The rally, which started in Lima's
Faurot park covered back roads
south and east of Lima, taking the
drivers deep into Logan county south
east of Indian Lake, before they were
routed back to Lima by another way.
This will probably be the last rally
for the team, as Hauenstein leaves
for military service in August.
Charter members of the club, they
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| the weigh-in Sunday SO Clark will be
forced to substitute younger boys fos
older ones when preparing his roster.
No team can have more than four
boys the same age according to
league rules.
With 20 10-year-olds reporting for
the squads Clark will have more than
enough in this age group and will
be able to fill the holes of the IL and
II year old groups with some players
of this age. A younger boy may be
substituted for an older boy but but
older boys cannot be substituted for
younger ones.
Age requirements cost Clark seven
of his top eight backfield men from
last year, with only Larry Crow re-
turning. Quite bit of good material
is coming, up and Bluffton should
have more than enough good runners
and passers to fill the three squads.
First practices will begin after the
Little League baseball squad con-
cludes its season. Clark hopes to hold
nightly practices when his training
season begins. The players will not
be permitted to participate in un-
organized practice or games after the
season begins, he said.
Schedule for this year will be
adopted at a coaches meeting in Lima
tonight.
Bluffton games will be played at
Harmon field. Games in Lima will be
played at Robb avenue park, and the
old Lima Phillies professional base
ball park on the county fairgrounds
The baseball park has been leased
by the football league and will be
slightly remodeled to accommodate the
new sport.
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Defending Champion E and r Nine
Reaches Church Softball League Final

st. Johns Evangelical and Reform
ed, titlists for the past two seasons
in church league play, went into their
third straight championship final last
night against Ebenezer Mennonite,
the only team to defeat them in
league play this season.
After finishing the season in first
place tie with Methodist the Z. and
r. nine won their way into the
championship round by defeating the
Methodists last Friday night and
winning by forfeit over the Presby-
terians Monday.
Ebenezer reached the league finals
when they smacked the First Menno-
mite team 8-3 in tn other game Fri
day..
Evangelical and Reformed settled
things once and for all Friday night
when they defeated their co-cham-
pions, Methodist, ST.
Trailing rs after three innings the
E. and r. bunch added a single run
in each of the last three innings. In
he all-important seventh Fred
Tschantz opened with hit, his third
of the evening, and then scored as an
error, hit batsman and walk
forced him around.
Jim Dray sent the Methodists off
to flying start as he led off the first
inning with long home run off Bob
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01
Little Leaguers
Bounce Waynesfeld
In Tourney Tune-up

Young Ray Ruggley proved the
Bluffton Little Leaguers are more
than one-pitcher team when he set
Waynesfield down with a four-hitter
14-1 triumph last Wednesday.
Proving himself a hitter as well as
a pitcher, Ruggley lashed out home
run and two singles, for three of his
teams 10 hits. Larry Marshall,
regularly the Bluffton pitcher, but
sometimes a third baseman, helped
things along with pair of home runs.
Moser added pair of timely singles
to the Bluffton scoring.
Ruggley famed II of his Auglaize
county opponents as he took over
from Marshall in fine style.
The Little Leaguers closed out their
regularly scheduled season last
evening against Beaverdam on the
Harmon field diamond
Next Wednesday evening they start
down the long, hard tournament trail
when they tackle the winner of the
observation-disclosures game at D.
m. on the Cairo diamond The tourna-
ment is a double elimination affair,
which should give Bluffton a strong
chance of winning it.
Their strongest opposition is ex-
pected to come from Conner, the only
team to defeat them this season.
Bluffton avenged this defeat when
Marshall threw a one-hitter at his
opponents July 21.
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coach may be he will have number
of fast backs to provide at least some
scoring threat. His major problem
may be in finding enough positions
for his veteran backs.
Returning backs from last years
team with its Til record are Bob
Logan, Lynn Schiffke, Ramon Lewis,
Gordon Mathewson, Tim Diller and
George Burkholder. Missing will be
cagy field general Joe Urich, whose
deadly passing and running set up
several victories, but Diller and
Burkholder are both available to
work into the key T quarterback slot.
The schedule:
Sept. 13 At Lafayette
Sept. 20 Ada
Sept. u At Elida
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01
BIuftOn Eastern
Star Picnic To Be
Friday EUening

The annual picnic for the members
Of the Order Of the Eastern Star and
their families will be held tomorrow
evening at 6:30 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Mabel Minck, worthy matron.
The customary covered dish sup
per, with each family bringing a
basket, viii be held. Members attend
ing the picnic are asked to bring
their own table service.
Francis Devier serves as worthy
patron of the lodge this year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01

King. Bob Which, playing shortstop
for Z. and r. more than evened
things when he connected for a grand
slammer in the top half of the second
inning.
Ebenezer had an easy time drop
ping their city cousins 8-3 in other
action Friday night. First Mennonite
pitcher Bob Simcox was bombed for
three runs in the first inning as
Ebenezer settled matters right then
and there First Mennonite closed
their season with a 2-3 record.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-01

have participated in almost every
event the club has conducted.
Winning car in the July rally was a
1856 Porsche Speedster driven by
Charles Parsons, Lima. A 1857
Triumph TR-3 finished second and
1856 Jaguar took third place.
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Congress Due to Get Bid
For $500, 900 Relief Aid

A District request to Congress
for an additional $500. 900 to ex-
pand city welfare services next
year is being prepared for SUBJ
mission to Congress next week.
The expanded services would
include distribution of surplus
food In q program designed to
reach 10000 families and more
than $4,000 persons, it was UNDER
stood.
Under the proposed plan, 10
distribution centers would be es-
tablished. to be administered by
~ new stan members at q cost Of
$3.50, 900. The food would be sup
piled by the Department of Agri-
culture.
The District Ia spending about
$i25.000 this fiscal year for an
emergency food program estab-
lished last March after IL was re-
ported that children were going
hungry In Southwest Washing
tonton. This program has cost
the city nearly 100000 so far. II
Us scheduled to end June 80.
The proposed welfare service
expansion Is understood to in
|clude these provisions:
A fund OF some $500, 900 for
full relief pending the issuance
|of court orders against bread
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Hodge Case Figure
Cited for Contempt
By the Associated Pres,

The Senate has voted to cite
for contempt Edward A. Iiintz.
former Chicago banker now serv.
ing q prison term for his part In
the Orville E. Hodge case.
The action was by voice vote
yesterday with only three Sen
ators on the floor.
The resolution was presented
by Senator Fulbright, Democrat
Of Arkansas. who as chairman
of the Banking Committee pre-
sided at q hearing in Chicago
last October 8 at which Hintz re-
fused to testify. He had been
brought from the Illinois State
Penitentiary to the hearing.
Hintz declined to testify unless
television cameras were turned
on, still photographers were
banned, and motion picture and
radio equipment was not used
while he was on the stand. SEN
ator Fulbright overruled these
objections.
Hodge, former Illinois State
Auditor, is serving sentences for
embezzlement of State funds.
Hint2 formerly was president
of the Southmoor Bank & Trust
Co. Chicago, at which fraudu-
lent State warrants were cashed
for Hodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

donations to pay for most Of the
$50 million center.
To help raise funds and direct
publicity campaigns, Mrs. Meyer
asked the commission to set up
IA six-member advisory board.
She said the commission needed
more influential people to help
with this extremely complicated
problem"
She was optimistic about fast
action on the auditorium. despite
the opposition Of Representative
Broyhill. Republican Of Virginia,
to the Foggy Bottom site. Mr..
Broyhill has served notice ne
will fight the location on the
House floor.
1.-THE auditorium plan has
gathered momentum which we
hope to maintain until this tre-
mendous project Ii completed, %
she said.
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1,500-M.P.H.
Flyer Given
Prize

Capt. 1ven c. Kincheloe, IT.,
Korean War Jet ace, who new
higher and faster than any other
living man, has been awarded
the Mackay Trophy for 1856.
Gen. Nathan r. Twining. Air
Force Chief Of Statf. yesterday
announced the award. made an
nually to the Air Force person
or organization accomplishing
the most meritorious flight dur
ing the preceding year.
Capt. Kincheloe won it for his
flight September 2. 1855. in the
Bell x-2 rocket research plane,
which exceeded 10000 feet in
altitude and hit speeds above
1900 m.p.h. Unconflrmed re-
ports Of the flight put altitude
at 10000 feet.
The x-2 later crashed and was
Air Force Base in California,
destroyed In another record
flight.
Capt. Kincheloe. 2o-year-old
native Of Detroit, is an expert.
mental flight test ofEicer assigned
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commission meeting yesterday,
that she could confer imme-
diately with Franklin G. Floete,
General Services Administrator,
on the cost Of land acquisition.
'Rumors that the property is
worth up to $40 million are based
on guess work." Mrs. Meyer said.
She said that the District Asses
sor's Once had listed the land
at SAT- million before 1t was
known that her commission was
interested in it.
1T is recognized that the yalu-
alton of assessors Is always low
Mrs. Meyer added. But we rec
ognize also Q point Of departure
in some estimates from the sane
value of the land"
GSA would acquire the site
under present plans. Sponsors
want Congress to cover the cost
Of acquisition but expect private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

winners in families who now re-
ceive only partial payments. The
plan calls for making the pay
ments and then adjusting them
after court action.
Provision Of $4,000 to lift the
5000 monthly payment ceiling
for a number Of large families
for whom the present limit Is
insufficient.
About &75,O0O for assistance
to hardship cases pending inves-
tigation by the welfare Depart
ment.
Addition Of AZ STAFF members
lat q cost Of 100000 to keep
application work current.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

M-h.p. moses. Steel A,bu-
les frame, sis-seeep blades.
Mounts hosisentslly o. vs,-
tieslly. ouiss running 4
speed motor.
sears 8 Stores