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SILVER SPRING

Brick Colonial. S1s.4OO. contain
inE Nv. rm. with firepl.. din. Tm:,
kit, half bath: 8 bedrms. and fun
bath up; full bsmt.. rec. rm.. conv.
schools Shopping ana tranSpostA-
ton.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
M o-kKKK Realtors
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BETHESDA
g1O OE0

Immaculate white Pr. coloniali
lst-noor den or .bedrm. and bath
All-elee. kit, 3 bedrms. and bath
Up 1,,i nice rec rm" ci sssaSs, isyi
schools, churches and shopping
Good transp. Vacant. Best neigh.
borhood.
GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL. 4.1432 OIL. 4-467i
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN U. PARK AREA-Mod-
ern 3-bedrm. Colonial brick home,
only 2 years old. in excellent con-
dition: fireplace in 22-ft. Twins
room. kitchen with dishwasher
disposal, dining rm., powder rm.
on LIST a.; full bsmt. patio, fenced
yard on large level lot; wall-to'
van carpeting. other extras;
S2S.5 500. with choice Of financing.
JOSEPH KINsKY. REALTORS. ST.
1881 or TU. 1888 ewes.
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RAMRIER REAUTY

The PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA, 7-45OO REALTORS
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6ETHESDA-Colonia brick Man
plan: ist-FLooR LIBRARY WiTT
POWDER ROOM, 4 bedrms..
baths. abundance Of closet space
rec. rm., maids rni. and bath
Realistically priced. PRANK 8
PHILLIPS. INC, OIL. 2-7O06; ewes
W0 G-0oQ0
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NORTHWoOD AREA

Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with unusual firepl.. table SPACE
de luxe kit, professionally finished
rec. rm.. bath and extra room ~
bsmt outdoor barbecue pit and
tool shed. Nice value for S2O,9bO'
See this before you buy.
IWoodmoor Agency, Inc.
JU. e-5555 Realtors
SILVER SPRING AREA
4-BEDRM., 21a-BATH
Very attractive Colonial in ths
Forest Glen area near. goh course
Large sep. din. I'm. Only i block 70
s suSnsPfE's q CO. CMdl 10. 4-7a77.
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FALLS CHURCH. Sleepy HollOv-
Lovely 3-bedrm. ranch house. I'M
mediate occupancy. 110l Princess
Anne lane. Shown b. appoint
ment. Riverside S-2943 or on
premises. at.-Sun., rs and 70.
Ourner tranSferred
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The PERRY BOSWELL CO
WA. 7-4b0O Realtori
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PARKLAWN-3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier on auarter-aere lot; full
equip. kit. Ia baths, radiant hot
water heat; in neW-house eondi'
ton. Assume Sl5,bO CT loan
payable S11O mo-, taxes and ms.
low down payment. Price. S1I,'
500. SoNE EErTrS5PpaASo REAL
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SPEAKS "FOR ITSELF" Seldom
Dc We e. have ,, The opportunity, ,t s
re- REDE ssIs n SAT hand Sr'G Section au q
N. Arlington. with 4 full base
nent, fireplace in living rm., sep.
arate dining rm. and de luxe
equipped 0-E kitchen with break.
fast area, at the FHA appraisal
Of S2i,7b0l A low. down pay
nent will move you In, hut move
fast: PEARSON ss PROPERTIES
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NORTH ARLINGTON-Lovely 2
hedrm. home with full bsmt.; oil
h.-W.h.: ser. porch and many
other conveniences. Only Sl3,gbO.
Call IA. 6-9400. BETTER HOMES
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RrnRooMs. = TIIED BATHS.

4 BEDROOMs. 3 TILED BATHS,
new Split.lsyel; Only ~ traii nc
Memorial pkwy. Lge. liv. .rm. with
firepl.. din. rni., lovely kit. incl.
eye-ievel oven, dishwasher, dis
posal; ground.leyel finished rec.
nm; lgs: lot. Priced .,S. At ~. %H4' gssa
pSRsIY9 rt co., "a. ibt..'ossss. once
omen q 'til n.
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SPRTNGFIELD-Assume 0i loan on
this step. saving, 3-bedroom brick
rambler; living and dining room
has fireplace, well-equipped
kitchen. washing machine In util:
rm., earport: nicely HANDICAPPED
corner lot. LYNCH BROS INC,
Realtors, FL. $1,000,
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RALLs CHURCH AREA = REAI
RENT BEA1ERl I Lovely g.
bedrm. brick rambler on lac. An
ehor- fenced lot. An opportunity
70 save By assuming 40 loan
Terms ARRANGED for ouallfled buy.
err. Price, S13,o5O. SI1LS REAL
TSTITF IA a-960O.
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ASSUME HUGE CT LOAN with Just
$4,000 down and monthly pay
ments far less than rent. Here Is
q charm-packed contemporary
STYLED rancher in the fashionable
sleepy Hollow section Of Falls
Church: long and low with at
tached carport, fireplace and pic
ture Widowed living room, huge
bright kitchen equipped with
range, refrigerator, dishwasher,
disposal, washer and drier, Twin
sized bedrooms and tile baths. on
over 1900 "a. II. Of shaded level
Handicapped lawn. Total price,
S2I 800 and first time offered. So
hurryl PEARSON PROPERTIES
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BY OWNERi $1,000 down. West
Observation-Disclosures brick rambler;
lac. llv. .rnn, .firepla lge. din. nm. /,
Ice. modern kit.,, modern bath, 2
outside entrance; beautiful yard,
gas h.-W.h. RA. 3-o302.
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VIENNA-NeW 3-bedrm. brick ram
bIers, 2 baths. bsmt. with outside
entrance. Immed. occupancy
SI7.2bO to S17,5Oo FLA, In
service, $1,000 down: civilian
81. 400 down. JE. 3-O04S.
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YOU ARE MISSING Something i
gains We have in 2 and S-bedrm
houses in close-in N. Arl:: gooc
neighborhoods very clean houses
1 Is $4,000. / Is S1S.500--valut
here. HOLLEY REALTY. $500 LEI
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Tin. trsns poa SnOT near AT pusiic
and parochial schools: immaculate
interior and exterior plus beautt-
fully Handicapped grounds: hrst-
foor study and powder rm.,
tWtn.size bedrms and 2 baths
on End; ground-level rec. rm.: nc
decorating necessary. Move right
IN. Shown By appt. only, 2 am
3 pm. EN-. 2-7400. METzLER,
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FALLS CHURCH-Conv. Transport
tation to Pentason. An immaeu-
late 3-bedroom. 1h-bath home:
recreation room: garage. Only
So 600 ossoR As'on1a hsoN lot GRIN Hys;
Co. IA. 4-I400. Exclusive Broker
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FALLS CHURCH. 8. woodley area.
5 minutes to Seven corners--3-
bedrm. rambler. fenced-in wooded
lot. Open Sat, and Sun. I 70 B.
liz Manor I'd. CT loan. ives.
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on wyominE IN. xriinSton. Va.
Neat 4-bedrm.. brick rancheT on
= nice corner lot with trees. Full
bsmt., assume S17,30O LIST trust,
payments S110 mo-, maybe 81 800
down, very quick occupancy
You'll buy y vhsg oS you , see =
c cHHPM an Rally aSSo' iNc VIM A.
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RETIRED COUPLE : Looking for
imnaeaiSte s.Sedrm. BUNGALOW o.
lovely. large fenced lot; screened
porch and full bsmt.: Sill 1000,
FHA. C. b. O'6HAuqHNESSY
sE;A4dd, ESTATE Ct ,gg 5, 2-@o@4' JE'
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sos MONTHLY (S20,600J. With
modest down payment buys this
big, beautiful brick Colonial-if
you aren't too late. Super features
for MOTHER IN-LAW. roomer or
teen-ager In . pine-paneled den
or bedroom with PRIVATE EN-
TRANCE and bath on LIST floor;
CLOSETS iss ,5 Ssdrns bs Wisa u TAlE1n
ssmt. has y bath. Choice. close
in Arlington. JOHN NJ. AMBER
SON. ia. 7-61O6. IA. S-S214.
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SIS. 900, 4lEss list TRUST can be
assumed on this 2-yr.-young split
level in choice residential area. 4
bedrms.. Q full tiled baths. lge.
liV. rm. with firepl., din. rm., de
luxe kit. incl. dishvasher and
disposal; earport: lovely lot. 102x
2l2. Priced at S22.q60. For fur
Their details. call THE DARBY
CO.. IA. 6-9393. once open 8
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daTdenS. 1873 Lund 81: oWHEF
High and dry, shady and cool
3-bedrm. brick rambler: immae.i
complete 0-B kit. storm windows
bsmt.. rec. rm.. laundry, shop and
outside entr. 81 OF loan can 3 3
WIZ 0-RRh4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

it a wristwatch, is by no means
settled. but Loucas helped his
chances considerably with a
rousing victory over Alvin Uzzelle
Of Merrick last week.
Perhaps the surprises of the
night will spring from the
light-heavyweight division where
Jimmy sBush Of Merrick faces
Willie Ross Of Zeke's A. c. and
Bob Dinsmore of Olympic meets
Troy Durant Of Capital.
Fireworks are promised. too,
in the scrap between the small
est fighters, with Bolling's Char
ley Gates facing Merrick's Nat
Taylor in the 112-pound division
The novice division will end
action in four classes tonight
Squaring of for titles will be
James johnson Of Northeast and
Dom DeCarlo Of the CYO. 12e
pounds; Curtis Prince. Police
Club No. Is, and Merrick's Carl
HaSSock, lat pounds; George
Logan Of Northeast A. c. and
Bobby Foster Of Andrews. ITS
pounds, and Ronald Eliason OF
Fort Belvoir and Larry Woodson
of Boiling. heavyweights.
Merrick leads in the battle for
senior team honors with four Of
its stars hoping to gain points
tonight. A fifth, Gene Hughes.
will be meeting Norman Smith
of the District A. c., in the 1866
pound class. However. both were
eliminated" earlier. They're
battling because Ralph Garrow
of Quantico and Bill Cherry Of
Boiling, the finalists. will not be
able to 60 to New York. Garrow
and Cherry will meet for title
next week, but, being service
men. they must wear headgear.
which is not sanctioned by the
New York tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Westbrior Clubhouse
To Be Ready in October

Ground will be broken early
in April, with October the COM
Ipletion date, for the new air.
conditioned clubhouse at West
briar Country Club.
Westbriar. located about a
mile from Tyson's Corner. Just
Outside Vienna, Va, town limits.
will become the District areas
newest private club April /. 1t
has been a $50 annual dues. plus
pay-as-you-play, since the l8-
hole golf course was opened in
August. 1854.
| A 150x50 swimming pool al
ready is under construction, and
along with a bathhouse with ac-
commodations for 1000 will be
ready for a Memorial Day OPEN
ing.
The clubhouse, which will be
built behind the first and 10th
tees. was designed by john Ora
ham and Associates. 1t will be
modern type, with about 10000
feet of floor space. Facilities will
Include an outdoor dining and
dancing patio. The porch will
overlook almost every hole on the
golf course. as well as the pool.
The golf course. which meas
lures 6.400 yards from the regu-
lar tees and 800 yards longer for
tournament competition. was de-
signed by Alfred Tull. 1t has
come along nicely. A planting
and sodding program was fol-
lowed this winter. while $50 trees
were planted in December.
Two tennis courts will be COM
lpleted before the summer season,
with plans for more later.
NJ. Parker Nolan, membership
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IOliver's' Play
lin Nets Helps
AS Lions Win

It looks like the Washington
Lions finally have found the
right combination but it's a case
of being too late.
Only five more home games
remain as the Eastern Hockey
League champions, the Char
lotte Clippers, make their final
appearance Of the season at
Uline's Saturday night.
The Lions, led by their 49,
year-old goalie, Don Oliver,
turned in a defensive MASTER
piece last night at Uline's as
they took the measure Of the
Clinton Comets. 81.
Washington's defenses clicked
at last as they limited the
Comets to rs shots at the net.
The only goal Clinton scored,
early in the first period. came
on a fluke.
In making the stop. Oliver
couldn't recover the puck quickly
enough and let it dribble slowly
into the net. Guy Periard. of last
seasons Lions sextet, got credit
for the goal.
Defenseman Ross Kelly scored
Washington's first goal and then
Clinton tied it up. Lloyd Buch-
anan. one Of the Lions recent
acquisitions, put Washington
ahead, 81. when he converted
a perfect pass from Ed Bartoli,
another newcomer. Jean LeClerc
ended the scoring toward the
end of the second period when he
DETECTED Coach Gaff Turner's
long shot.
The game was relatively mild
with only four minor penalties
called-two against each team.
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GLOVES

Continued From Page B-1
of New York and lavish to John
Harper Of Pittsburgh. And each
wants another crack at Eastern
honors.
Winner Meets CuretOn
Barksdale at 1876 pounds will
be spotting lavish at least Is
pounds tonight. but he'll be
bringing into the ring a backlog
Of fighting experience. An Air
Force veteran, he gained q high
reputation in the service. At one
time he was considered a top
amateur welterweight, but has
grown up since then and now
hopes to make his mark among
the heavies.
lavish uses a close. two-fisted
attack to destroy his opponents.
He used it to knock out DR.,
Robert McIvor, George Wash
ington University intern, in the
memorable fashion last year,
This year. q scarcity of heavy
weight talent has restricted him
to gymnasium workouts.
Watching with interest tonight
will be Charles Cureton, 2l5-
pound Marine from Quantico,
who polished OF Harold Brown
in an early round. These four
made up the senior heavyweight
field this year.
Veteran ringsiders win be out
to draw a comparison between
Loucas and TAFT. TAFT, who sur
vived a motorcycle-truck crash
four years ago. was judged the
outstanding senior boxer last
year. while Loucas, University Of
Maryland student. has put him
self in solid contention for that
honor this year.
The award. which carries with
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chairman, and Pro Ernie Gar
lem plan a full season of COM
petition. The club will join all
the local, sectional and national
golf organizations as soon as it
officially becomes a private club
Nolan has a goal Of 400 men,
bers by April /. and to date his
program is ahead of schedule.
An old farmhouse on the club
property will remain in use as the
clubhouse until the new one is
completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
compos. Diuz Draw

BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 81
(R.-Tanny Campos. 1l734 Of
the Philippines, Far East ban
tamweight champion, fought a
10-round draw against Antonio
Diaz. 1874. Spanish champion,
here last night.
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Sc ] ]

"a Spoldins "Sesuro" Autograph
Tennis Rockets, ply Ioni-
mated frome, multiply nyon
strung 1850 800
~ Tennis Rockets, 9-ply iomin-
oted frome, nylon strung $50 3ss
70 Sporteroft Bodminton Sets, 4
rockets, wood poles net, z
birds rules, corryno cose I2o5 $50
81 Boys and Mems Swim Fins,
oil sizes, odiustobIe SOS I9o
~ AH-Wool Turtleneek Sweet
ers, in maroon and white,
snol. med and large SOS 3.29 4
IS MoeGresor Turtleneck Shirts,
oil cotton, oil sizes 800 1879
81 MocGresor Ski Sweaters, oil
wool SOS 600
~ Mems Ski Points 1850 6.ss
rs Mems and Women's NyIon
Ski Joekets, navy, red and
oroy colors 1850 7sa
~ Mems Hooded Sweet Shirts,
5, M, |; novy or red $50 1877
IL Prs. Girls, Boys, Mems Rink
Roller Skotes, broken sizes 1895 500
~ Prs. Girls and Ladies' White
Figure Ice Skotes 1875 500
10 Prs. Mems Ice Hockey Skotes,
hord toe, sizes and l. only 1895 500
Ss Boys and Mems Cotton Cob
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70 Fomous MGke Dive Mosks,
sofety lenses 2.o5 I3e
~ Prs. Mems Comp Moeeosins,
3, ga and 10 ---- 3.o5 LIT
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REGENCY designs "White Shadows" ;. cha
white aternated ,Uith fiery rdescence in nonn
setting handse in floral motif (5A) Earrings "a; (5B)
Pin, IS; (5C) Earrings $751; (5D Earrings IS; 5E) Brace
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CORO

CoRO matched earrings necklace and bracelet in 3
delicate Mignonete (5C Earrings s2* (5H Brace
Ie So; (5J Necklace $3*; Muastels ,Uie "Feaher
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with mock gold sver, SCI "Moon Flake misty rides
in blue pink .Ohe ISM Necklace f5O) Bracelet
(5P) Earrings, So each.
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Our Exclusive Martha Jean Gift Wraps adj
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FNTOT IEEIEO simulated pearls tUOnderfuI nays
to shoO her real affection. Lurous necklaces (5Q)
strand $751; (5R) 2,strand s4* ISL 3-strand z.o* all
boxed (5TJ HugnCUe chOkers that inUisibEy IL"
to To- e.sO*; (5V) NoUey Earrings of assortment SCI.
(5W) Button and (5X) Drop Earrings, sI* They're swear
Everywhere" gifts.
e Hecht Co., Washington, Silver Spring and PARKingor
rial of elegance-and i costs little!
Evening star., 1957-12-29

"Got company You want 70
get rid of--press this button
and the set blows up"
1880
7-Ssudio 81. Dromo.
"Rebel Rookie" Pot o'efien.
io:45
S-SpoFts Scene.
Harry Wlsmer interviews.
ll:0O
4-News and Loecl News.
Harkness. Word.
5.Eleven O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. Seven Miles From
AIeotroz." 1912. Boniso Gron-
vile.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCofftcy. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. Doniels
bIsto
4-Weother. Sports.
s,rinoer. Simpson.
9-The lote Show. Movie.
IA Hours. Behind Green
Lights" le45. Williom Goroon.
Corole Londs.
ll:20
7-Mystery Theeter. Movie.
! Hour. Homicide eureou"
1889. Rito F4oyworth. Bruce
Cobot.
ll:25
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
1850
4-Tonisht. jock Poor.
VA Hours. Guests: Peter Ustinov,
Daryl Stewort, Morty GuntY.
1880
5-Thoueht for The Doy.
l2:45
1.-The Lords Proyer.
loo
4-inspirotion.
9-Mcditosion. Weoeser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-17

Kirk Cosner. On Monday they
motored to Union O., where they
spent some time with Rev and
Mrs. Foster Bittinger, who joined
them on trip to Elgin, Illinois, to
visit Rev. and Mrs. II NJ Written
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Gin
ton Heckart and family On Thurs
day evening the Bittinger family
and all OF their relatives in Elgin
held a reunion in the basement
of the Brethren Church of Elgin.
While in Ohio, the Bittingers
called on Rev Wesley Harvey at
his home in Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Livesay and
son Shawn, Mrs. Frank Blamble,
and Jamie Blamble were Thurs
day dinner guests Of the George
Kerins family of Tunnelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nine, who
have spent the summer here are
leaving this weekend for their
home in Lake Worth, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bittinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittingcr
and son Carl, called on MIR. and
Mrs. Roy Gibbs, Sunday evening.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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FOR RENT-3-room Apartment.
Apply A. c. Warwick ADV. 28-tf
FOR RENT-Threc-room apart
ment first floor; private bath and
entrance. Mrs George r. FitZ-
water. Mt. Lake Park Adv 33-tl
FOR RENT-First floor apart
ment, 4 rooms private bath and
private entrance. 18th and Reese
Streets, phone DE 4-3472. ADV.
29-G
FOR RENT-Four room house
with running water. On Town Hill
Road Just outside corporation See
Hazel H. kahl or Phone VA 6-8374.
ADV 32-2t4
FOR RFN1-Unfurnished. two
bedroom apartment at III Second
street Oakland. Thermostat con-
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FOR RENT-Three-room private
Apartment on first floor Excellent
location. gas. water electric.
reasonable rent. Phone DE 4-2433
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FRIEND STOCKYARD, INC.
October IA, 1857
Horses. $50 cwt.


Steers. good to choice, 1900 f.
21.0O cWt.; medium to good, 1900 10
1880 cwt.: common to medium
HOO to 1890 cwt.; Stock Steers
good to choice, 1925 and 1926
cWt.
Heifers, good to choice, not avail
able medium to good, 1900 to
1910 cwt; common TO medium
1910 to 1890 cWt; Stock Heifers
good to choice, 1850 to 20.50 cwt
Cows, medium to good 1900 to
1880 cwt.; common to medium
500 to 11.90 cwt; Gamers, 500 cWt
Veals, good to choice 2600 TO
31.75 cWt.; medium to good 20.00
to $3.50 cwt.; common to medium
400 to 1890 cWt; Gull veals, 1900
cwt., down.
Bulls, 1910 to 1870 cwt.
Lambs. ungraded, 1900 to 2O.75
cwt.
Hogs, 17.75 to 1870 cwt.; Sows,
1920 to 1910. cwt. Pigs, 4.25 to
IT'S head.
Heavy Hens. 1Oc lb. to 14c lb.;
Leghorn Hens, &c ID. to 12c h.
Segregation was said to be key
issue in Virginia governor race.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-17
SWANION
Scouts Honorecl


A party honoring the sixth birth
day of troop II, Girl Scouts. was
held in the Swanton school base
mont Boy Scouts of troop 81 were
invited. Flag bearers were Dora
Craver Rita O'Brien, Jerry Par
IRISH. Leading the various pledges
were Charlotte Rhodes. CAROLYN
OBrien, Lois SWeitzer. and John
Warwick. Evelyn Warwick and
Mary Teets gave brief history OF
the troop. Sandra Harvey led the
singing. Mrs Mary j. Harvey pre-
sented membership and pins to
Kathy SWeit2er, 2-yr.: Charlotte
Rhodes, 3yr; Evelyn Warwick.
Linda TeetS. Carolyn O'Brien. A.
yr.; Mary Teets 5-yr.; Dora Mae
Crayer, 6-yr The latter received
Gift for the longest registration.
\ birthday cake was presented
to Mrs MareVa Tcets. Comedy
skits were given by the boy scouts.
Games We're played and refresh
ments We're served by Mrs. Betty
Wildcscn and Mrs. Freda Sweitzer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-17
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