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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Plans Begun
For Annual
Benefit Tour

A sure harbinger Of Spring
is the FIRST announcement Of
the annual House and EN-
bassy Tour to be held April
10 under the sponsorship Of
the Ladies Board Of the Wash
ington Home for Incurables.
Date of the annual event
was disclosed by Mrs. Thomas
Clark Matthews. chairman. at
q planning meeting and tea
given recently by Mrs. Paul
H. Mite. vice chairman. in her
Woodley road residence.
Embassies included in the
tour will be those Of Great
Britain, Norway. Bolivia, the
Dominican Republic. Iran.
Ceylon. Brazil. the Union Of
South Africa in addition to the
Admiral's House on Observa-
tory Hill and two private
homes-those Of Miss Eliza
beth Houghton and Capt. and
Mrs. Edwin D. Graves. both on
Whitehaven street NV.
Mrs. Homer Gruenther, new
member of the Ladies Board
OF the home. has accepted the
assignment OF liaison with po-
lice keeping trafilc moving
smoothly for the event.
other committee chairmen
are: Mrs. Myron Cowen, Mrs.
Edward r. Finkenstaedt. Mrs.
Thomas c. Kinkaid. Mrs.
James l.. Houghteling. Mrs.
Emerson Bigelow. Mrs. John
Randolph Bolinger. Mrs. An
drew 8. Keck, Mrs. H. Strive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
BEAUTY SALONS TRANSPORTED
TO WOMEN IN INSTITUTIONS

During National Beauty Salon Week patients hospitals
and various institutions including homes for the will
professional beauticians visiting them and treating
them to the newest spring hair fashions and beauty
Inaugurated ago. the plan which brings the
beauty works" to who beauty salons
has brought great JOY and good grooming tips to many
More than a million women throughout the country
been the recipients Of this will the part the
National HardresserS and Cosmetologists Association
During the week nearly all institutions in and around
Washington will be visited professional beautcans happy
perform their services.
The therapeutic value Of pretty appearance is a
tremendous aid in lifting the morale Of patients doctors
The Metropolitan CoSmetologists Association behind
idea 100 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Valentine Dance

81. John Baptist de la Sale
Church. Chillum, Md, will
hold its annual parish card
party and dance on st. Valen-
tines night at st. Demands
Crystal and Emerald Rooms in
East Riverdale, Md. Cochair-
men of the affair are Mrs.
Beth Jones and Don Brandt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Senator'S Wife
In Florida

Mrs. Spessard L Holland,
wife of the u. S. Senator from
Florida, Is away from Wash
ington. visiting in Tallahassee.
Fla, where her two daughters,
Mrs. JEFF D. Lewis and Mrs. A.
H. King. jr., reside.
She plans to return about
March /.
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c.. O. P. Council
Elects Chairman

Mrs. Audrey Peake Of Illinois
was elected chairman Of the
Council Of Republican Vice
Chairmen Of the Midwest and
Rocky Mountain States at a
meeting recently at the Hotel
Statler.
She succeeds Mrs. Peter Glib
son Of Michigan, who gave up
the post because Of her new
duties as president Of the Ma
tional Federation of Repub-
lican Women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

Hensel, Mrs. James Orr DENLY,
Mrs. James Dawson. Mrs. VIII
liam S. Farr. Mrs. Daniel Blain,
Mrs. William F. Newton, Mrs.
M. Quinn Shaughnessy. Mrs.
James Spear Taylor. Mrs. Will
liam L. Richie. Mrs. John Farr
Simmons and Mrs. Harold H.
Burton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
WHAT'S A SECRETARY?
SECRETARIES HAVE ANSWER

What q secretary?
Here's how the national association secretaries
ton describes her: executive assistant who works
directly with rather than for executive who knows
how to work with people who knows the to
company problems protects her employer from inter-
ruptons and has complete mastery of Office skis"
The association comes up with detailed de-
nons in booklet calling professional secretaries"
The brochure outlines the rewards of secretarial
career includes aptitude quiz and advice how
to prepare for top secretarial job.
Bosses who admit they couldn't get through business
day without their girl Fridays will admit there
flaws in the average secretarial makeup, such
Not correcting the boss errors.
Gosspng about the boss personal affairs business
deals
Lack of planning.
Disappearing without letting the boss know when she
will be back
Calling the boss by his first in front of strangers.
Clock watching.
Complaining about the Office decor
Inerrupting important conference for trivial ques
ton.
Using the Office telephone to conduct complicated
personal social life.
One thing is undisputed in all the current rash Of
secrearia teatWe-a good secretary worth her weight
in gold, and usually gets it.
The booklet calling professional secretaries is avail
able for five cents through the National Secretaries AS
ISOLATION. 222 w. Eleventh street, Kansas City. Mo.
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Navy Supply Corps Officers Wives Club luncheon heIc
Club At the luncheon were left to right Nine. Jose
Mochodo Lopes, wife Of the Brozion Army Attoehe;
Mrs Ralph Arnold wife of the poymoster general Of
the Navy and president Of the club, and BroziIion
Second Secretary Oswodo Lobo, Of the BroziIon
Ambassador, who pnoh-hit for his fother-Stor Stoff
Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

l2o7F HhGk '3ils l4th "44s3 CONN.
'slLvER SPRING, ND. 'open $50 to Q daily
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Open $3.50 to . Thurs, Fri.
CLARENDON, VA Open $50 TO Mon, Thurs. FRI
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Horse Racing
Wrestling

Tuesdoy-NoiionoI. 1000 PM
Thursdoy-Copi,ol. 1000 pms
Evening star., 1957-12-15

But few years ago. an amateur archae-
ologiSt named Carlo Lerici came TO Prince
Massimo with an ingenious invention. Using
a drill. he made three-inch hole through the
earth and the roof Of tomb. Into this hole
he inserted an aluminium tube which con-
tained a tiny l6-mm. camera equipped with
an electronic fash. He lowered the tube into
the tomb and, turning the tube and taking
pictures at set intervals, be photographed the
tomb's interior. Then he hauled the tube up
to the surface and developed the film. He
would know Immediately If the tomb con-
tained anything Of value and, If so, exactly
where the entrance was located. Total cost:
SIS.
Last year, out Of 1000 tombs drilled and
Evening star., 1957-12-15
discovered this ancient rouge amid Etrusean ruins
and Dawn Addams
finds it's just as good as newl

photographed, so proved to- have contents
worth excavating. All valuable discoveries
are sent by Prince Massimo to Rome's
Etruscan Museum, Villa Giulia, and that is
where Princess Dawn's cosmetic stick is now
on exhibit
How could lipstick last J, 500 years? An
analysis by Milan laboratory reveals that
mineral containing sulphur Of mercury (cin-
nabar). Chemists say that the absence Of
materials that were volatile or subject to
oxidation explains how the lipstick survived
the years so well.
The only question that remains unan-
swered: Did Etruscan girls make as lasting
an impression as the makeup they wore?
Evening star., 1957-12-15
nSfUnf
might Cough"
Relief!


Whycoughthrough
another fitful night
that leaves you
tired. edgy? Per
tussin with Thymol
soothes coughs Of
colds or fiu quickly.
let's you get the
aGiErai sleep you
need. Unlike ordi-
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Milk of Magnesia
gives more complete
1eue1 than any laxative

@S3@S@ than any t0I0ttOe
which acts only on constipation
-. gives better relief than all of
them-because it also relieves
any accompanying acid indi-
gestion. Three tablespoonful
taken at bedtime work leisurefy<
When morning comes you get
the relief you need TO start the
day feeling wonderful. Use
Phillips Milk of Magnesia-the
best laxative money can buy.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

nary cough syrups. PertusSin is made
from herbs. Contains no habit forming
codeine or improved drugs. No wonder
it's prescribed by so many doctors for
young and old. Good tast-
ing. Commended by Parents G|eM
Magazine. Sleep easy. GET. ~
PERTUSSlN'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
that it Stops Odor Over "a Hours!
New kind Of bath soap
prevents od0r-causing bacteria
from growing on your skin!

proved: TMTD (full scientific name, Tetra.
Methyl- Thiuram-D isul6de) is actually twice as
effective as the deodorant ingredient put in any
other soap. Clears away odor-causing bacteria.
Lifebuoy clears away blemish-causing bacte-
ria, too! Prevents them from growng-helps
keep your skin clear and clean all day long.
So, for 'just-bathed" freshness use all-new.
fragrant Lifebuoy every day. Makes your skin
SO immune to bacteria that it stops odor for
over "a hours. Satisfaction guaranteed by Lever
Brothers or your money back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

New Lifebvoy svarontees you "iUst-
bothed" freshness all day long! For here
is a new kind of bath soap, with new kind Of
lather-rich, creamy, deodorizing lather!
Used daily, new Lifebuoy makes your skin
SO immune to bacteria that II stops odor from
head to toe. Stops odor in almost every instance
for over "a hours. No bath before ever made you
feel SO clean, so confident socompletelyr
Smells so good! Gentle as LAN0LlN! No
other soap-only new Lifebuoy-contains anti
bacterial TMTD. And independent tests have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SALE

3,t ACRES IN Alexandrla, City; viii
I'll Z. OWNER. "a, 7-il42.
APPROXIMATELY 5000 sq, ~ ind
commerrlai ground. Kendall 81 and
N. Y ave. ne. WIN sacrifice for
immediate sale OWNER, AID.
o.ie1O or ~ 7-6n22
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lors' ACREAGE for SALE WATERFRONT PROP SALE,


SCIENTISTS. CLIFFS. Port Republic.
Md. as miles from D. C., on Solo
mon Island rd... IA miles sandy
Chesapeake Bay beach; recreationaI
program. tennis. community build
Ing lots and houses for sale and
rent to approved college graduates;
literature on request. MARGARET
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INDUSTRIAL
2845 ACRES

APPROXIMATELY ia .OOO cd
n level ground with every
possible asset Including r,r.
water, sewer, county road
and close-in location. mr., new
River I'd. Kenilworth. ave.
Also near new Annapolis IN.
E 1gs, 81 SIN Der T9 n van ysIue be o. bur- :.
chased for only SIC per II.
Ideal for building site. Atten-
tIon, inventors. There's profit
70 he made on this one
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-4500 Realto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

! o., 900 SO. TT. AND co. OO SO,
FT.-Industrial sites, both 'front.'
ing on. No I hwy. adjacent 70
the Nations Capital. only minutes
for reliable tenant Call UN. A.
1900 MR.. BRAYMEE.
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DUPONT CIRCLE
4 UNITS, ARTIsTIcALLY
MODERNIZED BY INTERIOR

lst-fl. unit has step-down
entrance 10 40-ft. liv. rm
with 2 fireplaces: unusual In
direct lighting features. large
addit. rW. with fireplace.
KIT, BATH ample closets; md
floor, owners apt, has ! rms,
large kit. bath, small break
fast balcony. 9 hrepiaees.
many closets: 3rd unit has
din. nm. with attractive
Dutch fireplace and breakfast
balcony. artistic liv. rm with
fireplace. = bedrooms. sun
deck patio: 4th unit has pri-
vAte entrance. 2 unusual rms,
kit. and bath
Cost over $4,000. Owner
moving 10 New York. Price.
S42.600.
Mr.. Mayton. BOSS a
PHELPS, INC. i417 X 81.
NV Ma $4,000: res AID.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

SILVER SPR1NG-Sgle. or suite in
office bldg ; aforementioned. CHES-
TER KELLER, JU. 5-7100.
1905 Z ST. NV. 900 So. IT,, 3rd
a.; aforementioned. heat furnished
Daily. RE. 7-6960: ewes. and Wk
ends, EN-. 2-2593.
22I1 NJ ST. N.W.-2nd commercial,
3 firs.. 2Ox35. sep. entr.. 3 toilets.
3 phase power. barking and living
quarters avail. ST. 3-944S.
SILVER SPRING-Modern, air-con.
ditioned offices; centrally located
reasonable AID. 2-0742.
FURNISHED EXECUTIVE OFFICE, 2
additional rooms; air conditioned
bldg with parking: secretary avail
able; Tyr. lease. immed. occu-
pancy. Exclusive address near 10th
and Eye SITS. NV. Call ST. 3-SS10,
STORE FOR LEASE-N.E. section
1877. show windows. Free parking
available. Long-term lease. once
space above. Write Box 264-0. Star
CONN. AVE. mr.. Porter st.-Pvt.
reas. EN- 3-8760, OIL. 4-6957.
WASHINGTON BUILDING. 18th
and New York ave. .n.w.--Room.
use of library and conference room,
telephone and other facilities. In
large suite Of law ofiices. air con-
ditioned; well furnished: established
Arm: opportunity for work referrai;
reasonable. NE. s-6326.
ARL..-Air-cond suite, dental o.
medical: central loe. "a. 7-0261;
ST. ~ sr sI,cao9 ds sit prs HTsh s. sPssI
Sos mo. Ju. 5-2727.
1894 CONN. AVE. N.W.--Nicely
DEC. single or double Offices. also
large studio apt.
3-rm. ONCE suite with 950-sa-ft,
storage space and 2-ear garage. AL
connecting on ground n. AID. $3.50:
ewes. WO. 6-fOg6.
FLEIScHMAN BLDG, 1903 Bonita
st. Sc. y mile over D. c. line. ideal
once space in new bldg. air-con
ditioned. Branch ave. Sc, md. !;
suites also designed for physicians
and dentists available. Ample park
'"s iseiii'iei s,ooa
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LcoNIINuEpl
80 CHOICE NV. UNITS

Two detached modern bldgs., at
park, near N II. and Blair I'd, area:
garden type; low rentals of $50. 900
includes corner store; 1907 rented.
To inspect, call DAVID ROSENBERG
DREYFUSS BROS.
Ma. s-05sO. Ewes. Sun, ia. 2-7s29
COLORED-IO APTS.-SbUO mo. in
come: close in. Sl.500 cash: low
mo payments. Ii, 4-T726. 2Hs
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SILVER sPR1NG-Sgle. or suite in
office bldg air-conditioned. cHES-
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

TAKOMA PARK. D. C.,--3-unit furn.
apt. house, mr.. everything. Excel
rental. area. Gross. $3.50 annually.
Price. Sl9.500. OWTB End trust Of
$1,000. Cash required. $500.
Asking 5hs times gross. Excel. cond.
Good return. OWNER, ia. a-395l
ST. AREA-Immaculate.
4 unit; net yearly cash return.
S4.7OO:' GOOD financing, Cash pay
ment. VIII bring 22se return
J. c. CHATEL. HU. 3.3356.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

Ia-FT. RUNAB0UT. plywood. Q
seats. with center deck. steering
Eheel. Martin 100 motor. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
VACATION PLACES

LGE., FURN., 3.bedrm. mountain
lodge. on stream, pvt pool. ter
races. excel. or 2 fans, Require
ments determine rent. OF, 4-Sb40
FENwICK ISLAND. Delaware--Mod.
3-bedrm., well-furn. house on wa
ter, 500 week, RIA. 3-b01O.
FURNISHED COTTAGE, shower
bath. lge. scr. pch.: nice shade. FISH
ing, swimming. hiking; approx IS
miles from D. G. Priced to sell.
S4.7b0. easy terms
ALSO
near Front Royal on shen-
porches; overlooking river; good
swimming and hshine Price, 81. b4O,
Good terms. BURNFR'S REALTY
CO.. Realtors. IA. 7-O07i; ewes.
ia 7.73hn
SHERWOOD FOREsT--cLuB COM
MUNtTY ON THE SEVERN RIVER.
30 MI. from WASH z mi. 70
Annapolis. 10 mi. TO Fort Meade
COW. 10 schools and stores: day
camp program. for children during
the summer: facilities for boating,
= golf courses, tennis, bowiine and
dancing. winter and summer homes
available, Priced from $500 20
Sherwood Siv"%,d Pc Ssa a Mt Ri cHsnG
CORP, "a. 7.40o6.
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IF

You are Q person with . moderate
income and you desire Q cottage. lot
or piece Of acreage en- or near the
waterfront. II viii pay you to investi-
gate the many opportunities and
MARYe on the BEAUTIFUL PATUX-
ENT. Just l hours drive from d. c.
There you will md a complete MOD
ERN YACHT BASIN rental boats.
ships. lockers and restaurant); q Q
acre picnic park; 3 sandy beaches
provided for your year-round enjoy
ment. Lots and acreage prices start
FREE BROCHURE. call "a. 7-i660
weekdays Or drive down this week
end. Sales once on property always
aveD through waldorf. HuRhesville
to Guys Corner. thence Rte. 235 to
CAPE ST NARYS.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

WAs6VU UOUt TWVrs USWt
SEVERN RIVER COTTAGE, accom-.
modations for IL: elec. kit: 500
week. WA. 7-6730.
ROSE HAVEN BEACH-Reservatio
taken. fo-. modern cottage. fur
$50 week. no. a-l6li.
EPPING FOREST. approx. g mi. from
Naval Academy bedrms, kit i
bath: shower. June week. ~
shay SIDE. MD.--cottaee facine
. Bay. Modern cows, Reduced rates
IN june. University 7-8393.
MOD. FURN. COTTAGE. with al
conys.: lRe. shadey lot: on Chesa-
peake: sand beach, for season.
Shady Side. Nd, University 1883
SYLVAN Unusually attrac
2-bedrm. home at water; all mod
improvements: sleeps q. $3.50 sea
Avail June is. ~. s-43a3.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Furn. or IN.
furnished house. week or month
FENwICK ISLAND, DEL.-Modern.
3-bedroom, well-furnished house. on
eet- @OO NeeA. m. o-1uAN.
COLONIAL BEACH Beaeh-froni
cottage and det units: clean; elee
kit, hot wtr,. pvt. pier; Ash. crab
swim Ice. play area; safe for chill.
dren. CO. S-06i1, Mon. Thurs. ewes
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD.
lO5 EDGE HILL
This wonderfully located house OF
5 eedrps. and . baths. fronts on a
high blum and has q magnifcent
view Of the Severn River
SALE OR RENT
j. B. TIFFEY a. SON
u Il EEn
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SUMMER HOMES

sLUE RIDGE HIDE-A-wAY-wocde
A-acre. charm and individuality;
will also build, $1,000 up Rte, No.
TO Shenandoah Retreat sign, turn,
follow arrows. KE. 0-037i.
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Why Spend Another
Summer In the Hot City?

rsi i S.nS ssS'; ~ A' R:s r:sb beam IN
tSs chesapeake bay Just hT.
from D. g. on new express hvys.
Enjoy the bays fnest swimming.
fishing. 5oatine, etc. own your own
vacation or year-round paradise for
g. little as $3.50. easy terms For
ave. ~. e.7373.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

LARKIN'S HUNDRED
HARDWOOD. MD.

Antique lovers. early 18th century
hrick house. Spacious paneled rooms
with fireplaces, drawing room shows
original blue lead. American walnut
good morning" staircase, rare wall
cupboard, many original locks.
hinges. wide boards and window
glass. all dear to the heart OF col
lectQrs. a bedrms.,. . baths. House
lawns bordered with old-fashioned
iowers and shrubs. 95 acres OF field
and woodland. Moderately priced
fof so desirable q property. Shown
by appointment only. Mrs. Stoddard
Smith. HUI. 3-4625: exclusive, ]. r.
BE0G, INC. DU. 7-24S0.
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Buckingham Community
SHOPPING CENTER

Modern corner store, entire front
and side all glass suitable. eenefal
merchandise, ready to-wear mems
wear. family shoe. Gifts OF dis.
-ount house l.. p KETTEIL. =
North Glebe I'd Arlington. Va IA
9-5OOtI
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l2-H.P. ELGIN cupboard motor:
Sl75, or best offer. Po. 2-2496.
I2-FT. SPEEDLINER and 25-h. 0.
Evinrude motor. both In excellent
condition. Price. 1895. Call FL.
4-7I53.
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DESK SPACE

IN ATTORNEYS SUITE. new desk
telephone ans. serv.. reasonable,
l42O New York ave. ST. 3-OO04.
LU 3-t4b1
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L0Ts, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER WANTS l or 2 choice lots
in upper NV. or close-in Mont. Co.,
eompletely subordinated. JU.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
Have Cash Purchaser
FOR 200-UNIT APT.
IN NV. WASHINGTON

Contact Mr.. Samuel W. Barrows. sr.
RANDALL II. HA0NER a co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-3600
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CROSBY 41xl3x4 6-B sloop; STAIN
less rigging. sails year old, engine
run less than rs hrs: ballast in
box fully equipped, ready to 60.
$4,000. Can be inspected at Riley Q
Yacht Inn. Middle River. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

3.-FT. CABIN CRUISER, Hooper
Island: motor oyerhauled. will ac-
cept any reas. offer. UN. 1881.
lJ-FT. SAIL BOAT. bay built. with
3-hp. johnson motor Reasonable.
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OUTBOARD MOTORS - 7Ia-h D.
Firestone. l0-h.p Mercury: SIPS ca.
After 5 pm. weekdays. 10. 5-269l.
WANTED-Used adult water skis;
reasonable. Call HA. 7-7323.
WHIRLWIND runabout: trailer; Is
h;p. EFinrude. S475 AP. 1886
after ; pm.
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BOATS

0olfing,- fishing. swimming and
hunting; Level cabin site and dues
exempt life membership. go 5-S625.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

BUILDER wANTED-Full subordi-
nation 70 build lg-1O0 houses in
Central Fla. For particulars. call
SALE OR TRADE--Duplex on lake.
Orlando. Fla. $4,000. Call XII.
ORANGE CITY, not a pioneering
project. Close to schools. churches,
COLLEGES. ocean. Large lots, high
elevation: gas. water and electric.
II In earnest and want 10 90 to
Fla. see us. XII. S.bbSe,
LoTs-TTTLB INSURED
b0xt00. Si25
LOTS NEAR LAKES
EASY TERMS
c. B. WATTS. wo 6-O3s6.
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MONEY TO LOAN

FROM $500 TO $1,000 on vell-kept
MONIES with some equity: Va, D. &.
or Mo. Raise cash. repair. CO,
o-2O6O or teves.b ia. 2-b2SO.
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es' STEELCRAFT, s5 hp. chrysler
Ace. Sleeps 4, 2-burner stove, lee
completely taken down 4 coats Of
paint July So. mtr. overhauled
Apr. 81. Selling only to 60 to
sail $1,000 arm. Annapolis.
Calnufai 9-l-6l
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UUIbOAKDS, TO mp. ca, 80 Mar
tin; new powerhead; $3.50. new:
hauled. new rings; $40. JE. 4-4705.
CABIN CRUISER. 2l-ft.. almost
vii ss sc iss' SN i %SSTIi 'O Ma
RINE SERVICE. 100 N Sc. Sc.
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y:NRUDE OUTBOARDs. Penn-Yan
boats and Tee-Nee trailers; easy
terms, low down payment. ROBERT
lhOMAS. S402 Fenton St. Silver
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er, :. yrs. old. used only Al hrs. in
peri. cond. Sleeps 4 in . sep. cab
ms; airioam cushions. etc: dinette.
auto. water. cleo. bilge pump: Il5
Gray marine engine. $3.50. terms
avail. See at Columbia Island Ma
rIna, Dock D, Slip 81. OWNER on
board Sat. and Sun. or call OIL.
6-b5l4,
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SALE-45-ft. Matthews. Complete
overhaul. Harlin engine, new tanks,
seen BY appointment: Aft. Lyman.
22-h.p. Evinrude. 1S-ft. inboard,
l5-n p; GRAY: slips available. Y. r.
BILL JENKINS. 500 Maine
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32-FT. FLUSH-DECK CRUISER IN
absolutely top condition ready for
cruising or bay fishing. Complete.
modern equipment. incl new motor.
radio-telephone, etc. Phone OWNER
JU S-1373
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-08-22

MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Funk
houser, of Lancaster, Pa, visited
several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Long and
other relatives in this COM
munity. They left Monday for.
Washington, d. c., to visit with
his parents.
Misses Wilma and Donna Nau
and Kenneth Bates, of Caldwell
route, spent the past weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Russell and twins, of Ravenna.
Donna Nau remained at the Rus
sell home for an extended visit.
MIR. and Mrs. william Dever-
aux, of South Bend, Ind, have
returned from their vacation trip
to Europe and are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer johnson, Lewis
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald w. San
ford and sons, Bobby and Jerry,
of West street, were Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Wilson and family, of Cam
bridge. They also visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wagstaff
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul HartWig,
both of Cambridge, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Porinchok and Irene
Hodock, both of Byesville.