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the waterway to keep it dry.
A tractor tipping contest will
take place at noon. This is in.
tended to show the hazards of
unsafe tractor operation which
claimed the lives of Sc farmers
last year. This will be one of the
highlights of the entire conserva-
ton field day.
Diversion terraces will be con-
structed to get the run-off from
the hill into the waterways
rather than let it go down across
the field in several places as it
now does, carrying soil with it
and causing the lower parts of
the field to be too wet for cult
vation.
A contour fence will be built
between the woodland and pas
ture field. Pasture planting will
be completed in the afternoon
on land plowed during the plow-
ing contest. Grass will be seeded
on the newly constructed diver
sions and waterways.
County Agent Floyd Hender-
son will then give some interest
ing data concerning yields OF
meadows with different fertility
treatment on plots at the Hob
man farm.
Additional help from other
district will be available on that
day to conduct tours and explain
design and methods of construc-
ton Of the various projects to
be completed during the field
day.
Merle Marietta, local farm
planner, said that prizes would
be awarded to winners of both
the contour and level land glow.
ing contests.
A lunch will be served at the
farm home by ladies of St
Marys Catholic church and it is
hoped that hundreds will attend
this outstanding farm event ir
the county.
The tractor tipping demonstra,
ton will be Under the supervis,
ion Of Bill Stuckey, extension
safety specialist from Ohio State
University.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11

The following bills were read
and approved at the last regular
meeting of the village council,
Tuesday evening. They included
bills from the general fund, the
cemetery fund and the street
maintenance and repair fund.
Joe Elias estate, June, 1857
rent, $4,000; Delbert Knox, tile
service, $l54; Universal Supply
Co, street light bulbs, $46.3l;
Walter Woodford, supervising
ditching and widening Miller
street, $1,000; Crock & Schafer,
seven hours doing and closing
Of sewer line, $4,000; Journal,
dog ordinance, $720; Otto Lorenz
and Sons, clamps and staple,
1920; Violet Morgareidge, clerk,
SO postal cards, $100.
Evans Brothers, concrete,
ready mix, $26.33; William Hep
pner Service, gas and oil, $1805;
Mixes Tire Shop, Il of battery,
spark plug, $l1.56; Morehouse
Supply, Inc, blades, $8.65; Cald-
we'll Lumber and Builder, lum-
Der, 1898; Hayes Service Station
gas, oil and kerosene, $18.18
Caldwell Motors, repair to tan
kettle, 5000; Mikes Tire Shop
gas and oil, repair to tire
63; Otto Lorenz and Sons, two
paint brushes, putty knife, $8.05
R. c. Moore Lumber, cement and
sand, $1280; Major Equipment
repair to tar kettle, $28.60; Har.
FER Brush Works, broom, etc.
$35.27.
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ston's Drug, relief, medical for
relief, $11.68; DR.. John B. Jen-
kins, ALB, medical for blind,
$1,000; DR.. Robert S. Rudge, ALB,
eye examination and travel to
home blind, $500; Muskingum
county treasurer, relief, medical,
charge-back to M II k ing um
county for relief, $5l7.09; Ewell
Smith, relief, mileage, June, 1857,
S30.24; The Columbus Blank
Book Mfg. Co., relief, office sup
plies for welfare, $3.50; Gen
eral Telephone Co., relief, SER
vices for welfare, $1,000; Lilien-
thai & Sons, relief, office sup
plies for welfare, $3.50; Carls
Shoe Store, general, shoes for
county child, $500; Mrs. Ruth
Leasure, general, boarding
county children, repair glasses,
$23050; Mrs. Raymond Wheeler,
general, boarding county chill
dren, $500; Mrs. Pauline Boord,
general, boarding county chill
dren, $3.50; Mrs. r. M. McVay,
general, boarding county chill
dren, clothing, medical, $5741.
Mrs. Goldie Laughlin, general,
boarding county child, $3.50;
Guernsey Memorial hospital,
general, hospital for county child,
$1,000; Ado payroll, Ado, MP,
$3,705.00; ALB payroll, ABB, BP,
$466.OO; AID payroll, AID, DIP,
$1,445.00 and relief, payroll, re
lief, S647.0O.
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Dedication
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built without an additional tax
assessment. Monies accumulat-
ed in a village sinking fund
over a period Of years and sup
plemented with available rev
enue derived from parking
meters, were used in its entire
construction.
Modern offices will be pro-
vided for the mayor, clerk,
members of the council and
board of public affairs. A
drive-in pay window was in
stalled for the convenience of
the public when paying utility
bills. The rear of the building
will be used by the village
light and waterworks depart
ment.
The old garage building will
be renovated in the near
future faced with brick to
correspond with the new con-
struction.
Prior to start Of construction
in March, the village acquired
additional ground in the i'm
mediate area of the municipal
building.
Registration and tours of the
new building will be conducted
throughout the day. The pro-
gram will conclude in the
evening with a band concert
at 7:30 o'clock and fireworks
display at $50 o'clock near
the site of the new building.
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unable to stop. There was con-
siderable property damage to
both cars.
The aged man was removed
in the Eberle ambulance to
GAINESVILLE General hospital
with a severe injury to his left
wrist and hand. 1t was at first
thought that it would be neces-
sary to amputate the left hand
but hospital attaches told the
sheriff's department Monday
morning that they thought now
they would be able to save the
hand.
Sunday morning at 1898
o'clock, the third accident occur
red on USR q, north of Cald-
well, near the Roadside park.
Orton w. Lantz, 35, of Cald-
we'll route 6, driving a car owned
by G. T. Jennings, was making
a right turn into his lane, when
he was struck from the rear by
a vehicle driven by Dixie Edna
Cooper, 80, of Cuyahoga Falls.
Mrs. Cooper was charged with
failing to stop within the assur-
red distance. She was fined
$500 and costs when she ap-
peared before Mayor Dwight F.
Wiley, Sunday afternoon.
A passenger in the Cooper
car, Mrs. Daisy Williams, 73, Of
Cuyahoga Falls, received minor
shoulder injury and abrasions on
the forehead.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11

They were as follows:
Helen Conaway, general,
meals, laundry and cleaning
jail, S463,50; General Telephone
Co, general. phone bills, $99.70;
Spanish American War Vets,
general, Memorial Day expenses,
$4,000; Sewell Kirkbride, gen
eral, labor watering trees, $l3.23;
Caldwell Electric Light and Wat
erworks, general, light and wat
ter, $l09.2l; The Permian Oil
and Gas, general, gas at jail,
$1138.
Treasurer of State of Ohio.
general, county share in main
tanning agriculture, $2,668.50;
The Permian Oil and Gas Co.,
road and bridge, gas at garage,
$1.38; General Telephone Co,
road and bridge, phone bills,
$31.80; Caldwell Electric light
and waterworks, road and
bridge, light and water, $21.84;
Friendly Oil and Gas Co., road
and bridge, casing, $4,000; Hall
& Barber, Inc, road and bridge,
RS-l, $672.75; Major Equipment
Co., road and bridge, materials,
$227.6l; Caldwell Motors, Inc,
road and bridge, supplies, $31.77.
Homer Weldon, road and
bridge, stamps, $500; The Stand
ard Oil Co, road and bridge, gas
oline, $3482; William Lilienthal
& Sons, road and bridge, trac-
ing paper, $3.50; Sinclair Rein
ing Co, road and bridge, gaso-
line diesel fuel oil, $501.75; Will
liam Brotton, road and bridge,
lumber, $l,l06.79; Autoport, road
and bridge, housing for truck,
$105.00; Forshey Bros, road and
bridge, crushed limestone, $1,000;
Mixes Tire Shop, road and
bridge, supplies, $240.76; Cald-
well Auto Parts, road and bridge,
supplies, $l50.57.
Ernest Hannum, relief, food
for relief, $4,000; OFT Shafer
Grocery, relief, food for relief,
$4,000; H. F. Thompson, relief,
food for relief, $4,000; E. J. Hut
chins, relief, food for relief,
$500; The M & K Co, relief, food
for relief, $4,000; Rodney Will
liams, general, keep of Sammy
Dye, $4,000; Martin Slovak Jr.,
relief, food for relief, $500; G. c.
Hendershot, relief, food for re-
lief, $4,000: Belle Valley Red and
White, relief, food for relief,
$500; Balls Super Market, re-
lief, food for relief. $23400.
Ohio Fuel Gas Co., relief, fuel
= for relief, $2.87; Washington
Electric Coop, relief, electric
for relief, $lO84; Longs Factory
Outlet, relief, shoes for relief
S4.98; P. p. Milligan, relief, shoes
for relief, $795; William Hill
Co., Inc, relief, clothing for re
lief, S6o.l9; Robert Long, relief
fuel for relief, $lO.25; DR.. Deant
Fl. Northup, relief, medical foI
- Ado from relief, $4700; Mari
, eta Memorial hospital, relief
medical hospital for Ado from
relief, $4,000; McVay funera
!. home, relief, medical, ambul
ance, for relief, $4,000; DR.. NJ. c
McCuskey, relief, medical 70
AID from relief, $4750; DR.. JOIN
- B. Jenkins, relief, medical 70
relief, $500; DR.. Paul o. Huth
relief, medical and hospital 70
relief, $4,000.
DR.. William w. Bryant, relief
medical for relief, $500; Raj
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
RETURN FROM FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Reed and
children have returned to their
home on North street after
spending last week vacationing
in Florida. They visited at Win
ter Haven, Fla. in addition to
other points of interest.
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ACCEPTS POSITION

Miss Evelyn Christopher has
accepted a position as clerk in
the office of the Division of
Aid for the Aged. She will take
over the duties formerly held by
Mrs. Leland Hesson. During her
high school, Miss Christopher
has been working at Ralston's
Rexall store.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Jack
son and sons, Kennie and Mar.
win, have returned to their homc
on Playground street after spend
ing the past two weeks in Mis-.
souri, and Kansas. They were
called to Pittsburgh, Kansas by
the tragic death of a nephew.
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ON DEANS LIST

Miss Barbara Bober, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bober,
of Caldwell, made the Deans
list at Muskingum College, New
Concord, for her final semester.
Miss Bober is attending college
in preparation for an elementary
school teacher. She is 1855
graduate of Caldwell high school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
ENJOY TRIP

Mrs. Roberta Cleary, of Bel
ford street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Cleary and daughter, Kath-
leen, of Canton, have returned
from a sightseeing trip to Mia
CARA Falls and Canada and points
of interest in Pennsylvania.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
ENJOY TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cater and
daughter, Clyta, of Sarahsville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young and
children, of GAINESVILLE, enjoyed
a sight seeing trip at Cedar Point,
the Blue Hole and other points
of interest the past week.
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Shoes, Food, disqualification, ETC., Are
Paid For Those On Relief In County;
investigator Allowed $3O.A Mileage

Relief bills in addition general bridge
paid Monday by the Noble county
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
LACERATES FOOT

The small daughtet Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Fritz, Of Caldwell,
lacerated her foot on July 3 ON
a piece of broken glass the
little one received medical at
tention at the office of local
physician
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Photo observation-disclosures
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WANTBD-will pay cash for lse.
in the FOREST HILLS section
of the city. Must be east OF Conn.
ave. Albemarle on the south, Eli
eott 81. on the north. Call Mr..
JAMES /. DIXON & CO. ST. $1,000
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TRAILERS

FOR SALE-27-ft. General house
trailer, all aluminium; perfect con-
dition inside and out xl,350 or
best offer. JiMS USED CARS,
Woodbridge. Va. %
1855; . bedrms.: 80 r.; full bath:
excel. cond.; red. to $3.50. Lot nj,
n730 Richmond hwy. SO 5-4061
SILVER STAR TRAILER SO. 4s e.,
full bath, automatic washer: very
reasonable HILLTOP TRAILER
COURT. Route /. Fairfax. Va. %
CUSTOM LUGGAGE TRAILER. lock-
ing. tear-drop top: new tires; excel
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FORD '55
2-DOOR CLUB SEDAN
Sra MO

Beautiful 2-tone. S-cylinder: r.
b.: very clean: bank-rate financing
For quick credit approval. call
AUTO CENTER
Ii. $4,000 $40 II st. NE
FORD 1854 Custom 20" station
takes II. Terms to suit. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

lLvIs 50 English cow: white.
seats As: $4,000 mi; spare parts
incl: Sl.a95 or will trade for
late model station wagon. IA.
1889
ANGLIAS. Projects. ConsulS, Zeph-
yrs. zodiacs. immediate delivery:
best deal in a new or used English
Ford. always. from JOHN OFF
iumbIs BIKE "a. S-aao3. open
Ill 8 pm, Mon through Fri,
AUsTIH-HEALEY 81: black: per-
feet; white-wall tires. $l.195. kE.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
(cONrlNuEDl

End TRUST NOTE. $3.50. payable
sos per mo-, q payments made,
$4,000 Perpetual LIST trust, on 20
It. northwest brick home; good
makers: 40es discount. Call HE
'-204O
End TRUST NOTE, excel. invest
ment, secured by 1st-class motel
SS2i,3oo, payable $500 per mo.
053l: ewes, JE, 3-9l09.
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CADILLAC 1856

Club epe: only 5000 mi. l-owner
Cannot be told from brand-new:
s3.795; will accept as little as $685.
down; finance unpaid bal through
local bank. Sorry. no trade on this
one. Phone PA 5-la22. COLES.
CADILLAC 1855 Coupe de Vile:
GIN air conditioning. all power ex-
tras: low mileage; like new: SO. 295.
only S495 down Also have IS, "a
and SO Coupe de Vile coupes TO
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

USED PARTS FOR MOST CARS.
AETNA AUTO WREcKERS, INC
1901 Kenilworth ave. Bladensburg.
Md AP, 7-3344
MOST USED PARTS for the follow
ing cars 81 Nash, 80 Chevrolet
80 Mercury. 80 Pontiac hydra {.
son, 40 Buick, 30 Chevrolet. 40
Oils and parts Of many, other car.
I'd and B"nd pl ne. WA 5-sa0n
1919 OLDsMOBILE ENGINE. bat
TIA 0-hs7u
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COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE, COM
pletely furn.; 9 bedrms.. hot water,
cleo. stove; garage; Ice. fenced yd 1,
$4,000. so. S-73l5, after $40 D m.
or week ends. premises 1875 9th st.
NEELD ESTATE, Plum PIT, Md
Spae. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm, firepl.
cleo. kit, bath. porch; house open.
COLMAN. 10. 2-5541, EN-. 3-9426.
GUNSToN MANOR-FURN. COT
TAGE WITH NEW WELL: $500 DIN.
OWNER WILL TAKE BACK BAL
ANCE: PRICE, $4,000. CALL J. W.
REALTY CO., IA. S-1S7S FOR d.
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BOAT-HOUSE TRAILER COMBINA-
TON. brand-new: all-steel hull,
aluminium cab and sun deck. 90 Il.
long; completely equipped. includ-
Ing gas stove and REFRIGERATOR;
sleeps Il powered by cupboard mo-
tor. Available for immediate de-
livery. On display at SiOl Conn
ave OIL. A-lR-A
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

Woodworking machinery.
all kinds, for medium production
work. Please reply with full par
ticulars Box l95-H, Star.
DIESEL ENGINE. Caterpillar D44.
new cond, "a hrs. mounted on
test stand. incl. radiator and pony
motor. 81 200. JU. a-Rh2l.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD FL; . wonderful buy for
tunity you can't afford to miss.
Apply 1890 Queens Chapel I'd,
Hyattsville. Nd. UN. 1855.
5 WHITE TRACTORS, 1855. 22PLT
with good hauling contract. OF
4-9433. See MR.. WEBB
CRANE. FORD. COE.. power winch.
good tires, $3.50. 10. l-2745, 10.
2-2421
1875. G.M.C. DUMP TRUCK, Model
$50, 5-Speed trans, big rear end.
roadlight, r., h.. defroster.' LII.
3-2S71
CHEVROLET 1855 la-ton pick up.
with SETON body: excel. cond.,
$1,000. 1870 Old GeorEetown I'd.
Bethesda. Oh .-5130
GMC SO is;ton pickup Fully
equipped. r, h.. hydro. Practically
new. Financing can be arranged.
No dealers. AP 7-242l. bet, $50
pm. and 7 pm. Sat; bet. 2 pm.
INTERNATIONAL 80. la-ton panel
,,t seat R,c helper eGrd sDr S9Ss loco
571S, TIE 6-6329. after $50 ewes.
or. all day Sunday.
GMC TRACTOR; 21.6OO miles, like
new; 32-ft. Dorcy tandem semi
trailer. fiat, 5O.0O0-ib. capacity;
reasonable. cHERRYDALE CEMENT
BLOCK CO., Mr.. Toone. IA. 1-0376.
CHEVROLET 1850 panel; good tires;
good running condition: best ofier.
ia. 9-g30i.
CHEVROLET 1885 h-ton pickup;
5000 miles; excellent condition.
price sl.450. Call OIL. 1920.
METRO International 1855 van, IL
miles, T1Rs; ss.s75. Of Ia. $1,000 5000 o'9OO
CHEW. so 2-ton: left. stake body;
good cond After 5 pm. Sunday
all day, OWNER, RIA 3-s93l
LC I6e INTERNATIONAL, 172"
wheelbase with Sxl6' oak pickup
body. $4,000 mi, with new To-
ply nylon tires; excellent condl-
lion. AP 7-4563 Mon through Fri.
WHITE TRACTOR, one 1853 model
3022 two 1855 Chevrolet L.CF.
tractors All in perfect condition.
ready to hook 70 trailer. Will trade
used Chevrolet truck IN on White
tractor. FAwLEY MOTOR LINES.
INC. Broadway. Va
CHEW. van truck. S295. Call RE
6-5l47 after 8 D IN. CT RE. 6-42ls
during day.
1898 FORD wheeler cab and
chassis, both rears pull. 81 1875.
Call Kaithersburg l142
Two-l949 REQ BUSES, rs pas
senger.
One-lai7 Ford sedan-bus; elon.
stated. passenger.
Tvo-i95l Chevrolet chassis. van
type, la ton.
One-195l Chevrolet panel truck;
"a ton.
To be sold by sealed bid. No de-
post required Closing date OF bids
N am, June Is. 1857 For in
speeiion and bid forms contact
DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA CHAP
TER. AMERICAN RED CROSS, 2O25
IL street nv, Washington, D. c.
Phone EX. 3-7600, Ext. 2422.
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OUTBOARDS. Penn-Yan
boats and Tee-Nee trailers: easy
terms, low down payment. ROBERT
g. LhOMAS' Saog F gdn 81: Silver
SAILBOAT, 1S-ft. Hampton; S525:
hull newly painted, new Egyptian
steel stays; outboard loptionaD
anchor equipment. KE. SOAPS.
cAR-TOP BOAT, Eft. OldtOwn
like new. SIh0. JE. 4-GN3n
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST $4,000. payable
xsb per mo, &C. int good max
ers $1,000 JU. s.isE8
% 800 SECOND TRUST note for
81 400 cath. $500 second trust
I HSSs niorI AZ .'i To- EosossSs.d
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GARAGES

FOR RENT Dble for storage
brick. cleo concr floor mr.. Union
Station ne ~ n.ss42
FOR RENT All or part OF $500
"a n NJ nnobsifurted space IN
modern concrete nfs-proof sarge
~ teW Jersey ave. NV, Ii.
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TEMPLE HILLS, MD, mr.. Rte, s.
lots, S0x30O IT,. on hard-surface
road; lge. stream. sewer. water
new school, new neighborhood;
priced right, with terms to suit
builder or single-lot buyer. RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-08

CRANE. FORD. C.OE. power winch.
good tires, $3.50. 10. l-2745, 10.
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HULL, "a H., Bay built. Price,
800. Call UN. 7-20so
22-FT. BRISTOL BLUE FISH. e5-
mp. cupboard motor. self starter
excel. cond. KE. s-6425.
CENTURY ls-ft. speed boat. IS
Arabian. used ~ hours 60i2
Mass. ave extended, OIL. 2-s24:,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,
(cONTlNUEDl

TWO YEAR-ROUND COTTAGES
One Is new, compl. mod. and furn.:
front on creek. Orchard Of Sc young
fruit trees. artesion we'll, pier and
boat harbor: S19,750. JOHN F.
HAFFORD, end of 9TH ST., Deale
Beach, Md. Call University 7-3471.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD.-Beau-
Hill. will be open for inspection
by owner June &. Other times see
George Evans, Forest Manager. or
call Mrs. Jones. EN-. 2-9l64 ewes.
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BUICK = STANLEY H. HORNER.
INC. Midtown Buick Dealer. M
l4th convenient to all hotels,
ONCE bldEs real estate and :
nancial district. only minutes
from. n VIRGINIA. District 7-3g93.
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TEMPLE HILLS AREA-Lots 75xl35
with city water. paved streets, nice
Diet. area. Terms. or subordinate to
builders. OWNER, 10. 1888 or
TU. 2-l3l3.
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, Ml WS5sD v RosE s sH0REs
MONEY TO LOAN

HOME OWNERS, obtain up to
$4,000 on well-kept properties in
Va. ID G. or Nd co, J."0BO.
FROM 1900 TO $1,000 on weli.kept
homes with some equity, Va. d. G
or Nd Raise cash. repair. co
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OLDS '53 De Luxe "9S" 4-door
hydramatic. radio. heater. power
steering and power brakes. tinted
glass: 2-tone finish; like new
throughout. Best buy Of the year,
lection 3O-day written warranty,
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl, Wis. 4 Eli
colt SITS. NV, KE. 7-l30s.
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BLASS & CLARK

BLASS q CLARK
Corner N. Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE.
AID 4-9sS2 for Credit Approval
CADILLAC 80 go" 4-dr. black
sedan: $4,000 mi; outstanding
cond; power equip must sell, RE.
S-9467 or RE. 5-sa00. Ext. 4l20.
CHEVROLET 1851 2-dr sedan: gray,
radio, heater. Priced 10 sell quickly
at only Sl95
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO '53 4-dr.; VS.. power
steering, r. and h.: S722. Also '55
hardtop; PNEY BRANCH MFRS,
DE SOTO '55 hardtop: full power,
new tires; 1-yr. warranty; $1,695:
As other late model cars to choose
from, PINEY BRANCH MFRS, JU.
DODGE '55 Coronet Lancer VS.
hardtop; beautiful 2-tone blue.
white tires, powerflite. r. and h, :
owner; S1,495. Trade, bank A.
nancing. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
Ga. ave. ia. 9-4S00.
DODGE So Coronet, V8, powerfiite;
r. and h.; 10000 actual miles: 1
owner, going overseas; 2-tone blue
and white. S1,395. ia. 9-3066.
DODGE '52 4-d5. sedan ds good cond.
DODGE SO custom Royal Lancer 4:
DIR. hardtop; power brakes and
abroad: $3.50. ia. s.s8iss. 'OA'
DODGE 1851 2-dr.; best Of
fer. Call FL. 4-8040.
DODGE Al club coupe: black; very
good condition, SOS. Ii. 6-5067.
DODGE 81 2-dr.; w.-w., r., h., ex-
eel. cond. Back-up lights, auto
matte drive and turn signals.
Best offer over $3.50. OWNER go
ing overseas. JU. 9-61s6.
ENGLISH HUMBER so 4-dr.: sun
roof. new tires. 4-cylinder economy:
immaculate. 1878. Ov. 3-1615.
ENGLISH VANGUARD 40 4-door;
heaut. all-leather interior, perfect
body: runs wonderful; $3.50. 10.
l-2145, 10 o-oA01
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AVIATION

WILL TRADE ~ acres up or down
on 4 or h place airplane LOCATED
~ mi from u G.. on Indian Head
hwy CY. ;-g4Bi
sTINsON STATION WAGON, Just
painted, rel'censed. new windshield
rudder cables and tail wheel
S3.O00 Call y J DevORE, ST
3.5n0O, Ext Ai5
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BUICKS--choice Of ass. '52s from
S495 53s from $685.; '5is from
sl.la5: 55s from 81 .fq5: SIS from
ei.s95. Most cars fully equipped
Home OF the only l0.000-mile guar
antee on late models. Bank financ-
ing available. trades accented.
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WILL RENT OR SELL. ga sarita
st., Sanford. Fla,. mile naval
base, ~ mi. Orlando-3-b edrm
rambler; Ice liv rm.. din area.
cleo. kit. breezeway. carport. ldry
nm only . years old lge yard
beaut. section; Just on Hwy. IL
$4,000. terms. MRS HAMPTON.
RIA 3-4ss4
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A mod :
ern home In Orlando, Fla For par
ticulars. Box 39-H. Star
ORANGE CITY-Retiremen homes.
H lHi a'F RssfrY ' ss, NJ or y. Tis
ave, Alex, XII. S.55ss.
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SAIL. More and better mldseason
TT. l0-2O'e of. Special i5-t. Old :
town. steering, controls, windshield:
S395. l3-ft custom racer. center
deck. steering: Sl95 Open Sundays
and ewes, except Tuesday, during
this sale No trade-ins, please
MARINE MART. 9iO Maine ave.
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ONE ACRE-RTE 81
COLORED

Building sites. over an acre. on state
Rte. 6l2, close to Fairfax Co. Court
house. nice terms Call any day til
Z, OWNER. IA. 7-ll43.