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abandonment charges may be
iiled against the PENNSYLVANIA
couple.
Ofncers said Burger. his wife
Barbara Jean. and the couples
7-year-old daughter were driv-
ing through Joplin. Mo-. 10
Tulsa 10 visit his sister when
they picked up the Readdy's In
Burgers truck Friday night,
En- route. the Readdy's Of
fered 10 trade their son. Paul
Andrew. for the vehicle.
Miss Ethridge said that at
Readdy's insistance, the two
men scrubbed a blu Of sale on
a note pad stating that READILY
had paid s22.50 TO Burger for
the truck. However. the police
woman said no money was
actually exchanged.
She said officers learned Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
7Europeun 7 een-Agers
To Go to School Here

$500 North Ohio street, Arling-
ton: Andre de Kramer-FeIre,
Spain. Bethesda Chevy Chase
High, Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Bill
lard, SOB Cromwell drive,
Bethesda: Heidemarie Friedel,
Germany, Northwood High, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd A. Tatum of
2l01 Powder Mill road, Silver
Spring; Joseph Orsini. France,
Washington and Lee High, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis N. Null, 1901
North Thirty-first street,
Arlington; Refine Szvarcman,
France, Montgomery Blair
High, Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Cook of Takoma Park, Md;
Giuliano THRONE, Italy, North
western High, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Gladstone, of 20l2
Woodreeve road, Hyattsville,
and Claire Lise Woringer,
France, Falls Church High. Mr.
and Mrs. William P. Turner of
20l Devon drive, Falls Church.
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No Indictments
In Rights Cuse

MACON. Ga. Aug. Q APP
A Federal grand jury has re-
fused TO iudict three Dawson.
Ca. policemen on charges OF
civil rights violations In the
deaths Of two Negroes and the
beating or wounding Of two
others.
The grand jury returned mo
bills" yesterday on proposed In
dictments alleging the civil
rights Of persons In Dawson
had been violated In:
/. The fatal beating Of James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

the swap m an early morning
telephone cali from Burgers
sister. Gladys Prather Of Tulsa,
Mrs. Burger told oficerz that
she could have no other chill
dren.
The infant was taken TO the
Tulsa juvenile shelter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Students Listed
Poles Seize Stills

WARSAW. Aug. 9 APP
Poland's war on moonshining
brought seizure of nearly 900
Illicit stills in the first six
months this year, the news
paper Trybuna Ludu reports.
1t adds new stills are boiling up
daily to Offset price increases
the government has made on
legal vodka to curb alcoholism.
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nov has . beauty parlor service
for men. The modern beauty
salon said that In answer TO
many requests its Friday night
operations heneeforth win be
for men only.
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Dividend approximately So
30 between joy and bewilder-
ment. seven European teen
ayers came by bus to Wash
ington last night for a year of
studies at area high schools.
The group-four girls and
three boys all close to II years
old-are part of a contingent
which comes to the United
States each year under the
American Field Services inter-
national scholarship program.
They will all begin their SEN
Tor year classes next month.
Bright students, proficient in
the English language, they are
expected to have no trouble
at all going through the
scholastic year.
Students Exchanged
During their stay they will
reside at the homes of area
families. most of which have
teen-agers. and some of which
have teen-agers now spending
the summer in Europe as the
other part Of the student ex-
change arrangement made by
the American Field Service.
Since 1947 when the pro-
gram started. more than TO-
900 students, including the
American contingents, have
participated. They have come
from 20 countries outside the
Iron Curtain. They have stayed
with American families in 40
States. About 1900 students ere
Involved in this years ex-
change.
In the Washington area they
will study COURSES lnVolvIus
mostly American history and
literature, problems of democ-
racy. public speaking, sociology,
psychology and typing-the lat
ter a subject hard to come by
In Europe.
Students Listed
The students, the schools
they will attend, and the fam
lilies they will live with through
the coming school year.
Birgitta Berglund, Sweden,
Washington and Lee High, Mr.,
and Mrs. Alvin D. Murphy. Of
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McIemute SoIon2

wHITEHoRsE, Yukon Ter
ritory. Aug. . tAPl.-s Shades Of
the Yukon sourdoushsI This
two-iisted territorial capital
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Them And The eyes Of them both w6rs epene6, sAd
they knew fwsrs conscious Of tbs fsetl ths my were
naked Unto Adam slso. spd 10 hls w9ls, ~ ~ lssd
God make costs Of skins end clothed shs~ ker met
created male end ssmsIs but os6 s1pbtt, W,
having become conscious Of The fact 10 eshs bxes
and make differences Of body nesbspIessvs = 80
sbe II want 10 The image Of csd II sUr fsess
shall have 10 keep our bedi6s clethsd
TIME 70 SPEAK OUT
Roman Catholicism has spoken The subject through
the American Quarterly Of PspsI oeevmsots third quarter
1884 1904 We quote: The current mode u dress esn
stvtes serious oenss against dsesney sad deeenev Is
the companion Of modssiy. in whose company chastity
herself is safer"
GREEK ORTHODOXY HAS SPOKEN INDIRECTLY
THROUGH ITS ORGANIZED YOUTH. the SECULAR
PRESS STATES THAT AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO
STAGE A POPULAR BATHING BeAUrv CONTEST IN
ATHENS. CRIES or "sHAMe. SHANE" FROM vHe ORTIZ.
oDox YOUTH ACTUALLY CAUSED THE CONTEST 70
BE CALLED OFF,
ITO Be Continued ~
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sdsn from the American conarsss snd people
realize how deeply they have sronfsd Canadian feelings
The ssss 81 RobsH 9. Bryce recently msnsionsd In
report BY Inc Senate subcommittee on intsrns security
may vnImportsnt In Washington But Mr. Bryce.
secretary 10 ths Prvy Council Is canadss senior civil
servant end Of shs most respected men In This nation
When the Senate subcommittee reported thst Mr. Bryce
had associated In his Harvard student days with the late
Herbert Norman end group Of young men studying
munism the Canadian Government outraged
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Loan Firm Robbed

CONTINUED from Back Psgsl a.,
IMPERATIVE RETURN or JESUS AND CHRIST
IN MASTER SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH NAIL.
LENNlUM TO ALL PEoPlESl
free Prsss) Two gunner robbed ths First Federal
SAVINGS Loan Associations Dearborn Township branch
of $l9.450 Friday afternoon. H, -
THE pair entered the loan firm q pm. itsPsd
counter and glass partition and pot five employees IN Back
office No customers In the office. ~
THE employees. four Of them women. were forced 70
lie face down on the Aoor with the exception u branch
manager Mrs. Rose Vida. so. OF 647l oakmsn, pesrsi.
THE robbery fhs third hodvp Of this bsansh n fine
last three years. ... ~
Each previous robbery In May and enc - tht
gunner Is believed TO be Of shs pair vine esmlsstd
the earlier robbsries.
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Cardinal Stritch--

tcontinvsd from Back Psss)
BUT M THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS
CALLED THE NEXT WORLD WHERE ny SECOND
MARY. MRS. eDDY-iNcoMPA PROPHECIES,
DIVINE REvELAToR. NY HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVE
SINCE CHRIST JESUS.-lS THE POPE PLUS
PLUS PLUS TOGETHER WITH NY HIGHEST CHOSEN
ONES cHRiSTLikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
CARDINAL STRITcH WILL AWAKEN. APPReHEND
THE ONE, TRUE cREATloN-ADAMLESS, EvELESS,
NUMEROUS cAlNLEss. VOID OF JUDAsEs. ADAMS,
EvEs-"THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL
so-csIIsdl ExISTENcE"!-p. 272 NY MASTERPIECE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. IMPERATIVE
LIBERAToR or THE SATAN BOUND" CLERGY.
THE NoN.cHRIST SCIENTIST. EVERY SINGLE ONE !,
THEIR SHEEP. LAMBS. AND THE MASSES
nv ONE. TRUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPIRITUAL. cHRlSrLIKE.-ETERNALLy. COMPLETELY
PoPULATEs. sUPER.sATURATEs, THE ONE
UNIVERSE WITH lNcoRRuPTIBLE. lNvULNERAalE.
oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE.
THE TRUE HABITAT or THE CLERGY AND ALL
OF THE ADAMEvE. DEVILS DUPES-AN
AWAKENING or DIVINE soNsHIP. NY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
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Eye Opener =

Continued from Back Pags)
THE UNIVERSE IS 1907 THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT GREEK lpEALisM B. C., DiscERNED
"MATTeK' 70 be MENTAL PHENoMENoN!E
ALL DISEASES ARE or SATAN BOUND"
RELIGIONS CLERGY. EDUCATION. THERAPEUTICS,
CULTURE. POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. REcRE-
ALTON, NATURAL sclENcE-NATURALLY
PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATiONS"-
ALL INDIVIDUALS. NATIONS PEOPLES - AN AWAK-
ENlNc TO EXCLUSIVELY REAL. INvULNERABLE
ETERNAL HARMONY, IRRESISTIBLE
See eur column ALLEGED SHORTAGE OF
cLERCYMEN."
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Shortage Of 0ersymen-

CONTINUED from Back Pa0e
OK. FOR FOURTH TERM M EDUCATION. Gull.
TURE. POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION
NATURAL scIENcE-NATURALLY A PRISONER
OF THE DEVIL! - ANIMAL MAGNETISM = THE
MYTHICAL. DEvnIsH. PsYcHoPATHIc. ANTI
CHRIST. ADAMLEvE. MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS
kNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN BiRTHS-"THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL lso-essdl EXISTENCE" p 272, sab.
1.-THE DARKEST HOUR PRECEDES The DAWN!
"DIvINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET AND ALWAYS
WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED'l (c.s. textbook
THE BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE:
THERE is A DESTINY. DIVINITY. OR DIVINE
PROVIDENCE THAT SHAPES OUR ENDS. ROUGH HEW
THEM HOW WE WILL
MY CHOSEN PEOPLE. CHRlSTlIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS ]. COMPENSATE MACNIFICENTlY
FOR DEFICIENCIES OF the CLERGY.
IN BOTH QUALITY AND QUANTITY
MARVELLOUS CHRIST, MASTER SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL
MEssIAHs HIGHER MISSION, TO TAKE AWAY
THE SINS OF THE WORLD IRREvocABLY.
iNvINcIBLY GAINING MOMENTUM TO REDUCE
TO ITS NATIVE NoTHINcNEss" THE COMMUNIST
GOLIATH MYTH !, TO EFFECT 1.-THE HEALING
OF THE NATIONS" Revelation AWAKENING.
APPREHENSION, OF THE ONLY REAL,
Externally PERFECT NATIONS OF THE ONE
REATIoN-MATTERLESS. FLESHLESS, SPIRITUAL.
cHRISTLIkE. Externally, COMPLETELY PoPULATINc.
SUPER-SATURATlNc. THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH
INcoRRUPTBLE, iNvULNERABLE. oMNiPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE Externally
VERY Go0D"-csnesis l:3l-YouR TRUE HABITAT.
NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
Plane Blows Up

tcontInvsd from Back Psgs
!. S-Ex-sATANS SOCIAL H-eoMe'-RAkPANT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY," AND ESPECIALLY IN
THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD
OF LETTERS! ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL =
MARRIAGE. POTENTIAL DIVINE CONTROL.
BUT NO GUARANTEE - NOT A LICENSE FOR
MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS!
THE MYTHICAL. DEvLiSH. ANTI-cHkisT
ADAMS. EWES. MURDEROUs GAINS JuDAses. kMAvES
AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or
ALL HUMAN BIRTHS. OF A PSEUDO. MYTHICAL.
MATERIAL" soeslIed CREATION AND UNIVERSE
"A sHADoWY. MORTAL THOUGHT COUNTERFEIT
AND BURLEsoUE or NY. GODS. ONE CREATION
AND UNIVERSE !-sPIRTuAL. FLEsHLEss, MATTER.
LESS. cHRIsTLikE-"vERY GOOD" l-osN. i3i-
Externally, COMPLETELY PoPULATiNc. sUPER-SAT.
URATINc THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH MOOR
RUPTiBE, iNvULNERABLE. oMNPResENr HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT. NY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
GIANT PLANE BLOWS UP MYsTERl0Ustv
free Press. S/2Sl
OTIS AIR FORCE BASE. Mass.-UPI-A fevr-snsnsd
Rc.l2l Superconsteston myseriavsIy blew vP Sunday
on landing strip None Of the II Air Force crswmsn wss
hurt seriously
Three fremen suffered minor injuries while battling
flames squirting from the radar warning plane.
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Robe Dies


49,. CONTINUED from Back Psgs)
DOGTOR-TO-BE DIES SWIMMING RIVER
ST. LOUIS. May 23-tAP)-Foriy-shrss 81. lsvis uni-
vrsy medical students had Just completed three days ct
msditsons At Catholic retreat house. Three Of them
decided impvsivsy TO swim the Mississippi River
and back.
Charles K. Csrvenks 49, drowned in ihs smsrt ysstsr-
day Just Is days before he would received his medical
degree
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US. 0ffends-


Continued from Beck Pago
PART z
THE U. S., A DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC. EMBRACES
FREEDOM OF SPEECH. RELIGION. SEPARATION
OF CHURCH AND STATE. ETC.
BE GRATEFUL THAT YOU HAVE SUCH NATION
FOR YOUR BIG BROTHER NEIcHBoR
EXAMINE YOUR OWN coNsciENcEs AND
ASCERTAIN HOW MUCH RESISTANCE YOU HAVE
IMPOSED UPON THE DEVILS EFFORTS TO MIMI
MzE. MlsREPRESENT, AND SILENCE NY MARVELLOUS
IMPERATIVE CHRIST. SUPER. ABSOLUTE. MASTER
SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH. MILLENNIUM TO
ALL PEOPLES. THE RETURN OF cHk.s' AM
JESUS. WITHOUT THE MASTERS iMPEoMENT. The
FLESH - THE MORTAL THOUGHT. ANIL
CHRIST ASPECTS or HIS VIRGIN MOTHER. MAkv's
ADAM-EvE HERiTAcEI
JESUS AND DISTINCTLY PRoPHESED TO
THAT WICKED AND ADULTERous osNekAl'oN
WHO COULD NOT BEAR" OUR GREATER
REVELATIONS. "ANoTHER COMFORTER" I-H-e
COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINcs"i
LATE HERBERT NORMAN. A SUiCiDE
JUDAS, LIKEWISE ]
!. GOO. TO MRS. EDDY. TO you, RE THE CUP
AND CROSS or CHRIST:
MEN AND WOMEN or THE NNerEsNIH sen.
rURy. ARs YOU CALLED TO voice HIGHER ORDER
oF scieNces THEN OBEY THIS CALL
go. IF YOU MUST. 70 THE DUNGEON
OR the SCAFF0lD. -
"sur TAKE NOT SACK THE WORDS or TRUTH.
NOW MANY ARE THERE READY TO SUFFER- %.
RIGHTEOUS CAUSE. TO STAND LONG ssiCs. 'A ..s
IhE FRONT RANK FACE THE FOE. AND Be IN '"s
sArrLs EVERY oAy1" ........
AddrSss n The National csnvsnsie" !" S"ess''
U. S. offsNDs CANADIANS ANEW
Nv prves Hvsehissn tc. s. Msn'fer'
From csnsds.-ls i 70 be dovhfsd-ss fhs matter "
tcsnslnvsd Next Column IsP'
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Thief Gets $1,000


new BIRTH Ia.
IN NY ONE, TRUE, PURE CHURCH. CHRIST
SCIENTIST - YOUR LIBERAroR FROM THE
MYTHICAL DEvlLisH. ANrI.cHRisT. ADAM
EVE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BlRyNs.
AND THE SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRiST SCIENTIST
CLERGY! - INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL, ADAM
EVE ADULTERERs OF ALL BIBLES. HAVING ANOTHER
'sod-"MATTER." THE DEVILS sHApoWv.
MORTAL THOUGHT MYTH - LIKE SATAN HIMSELF.
"A MURDERER. A LIAR WHO AelDES NOT IN
THE TRUTH BECAUSE THERE IS NO TRUTH ns NM!
MO R-E-A-L-IT-Yi! =
free Press "A refrigerated truck loaded with 7tseS
pounds Of slaughtered beef destined for Detroit markets
was sought by police truck stolen fren Telegraph
Joy Rd while driver mapped in home OF friend Beef
was valued at $4,000 and the truck a. $1,000,
free Prsss "A grab sndrun thief made 81 With $1,000
in money bag he tore from 26ysar-sh wsmen
drugstore clerk Mrs. Mareeo Anderson Of 1917 Csntsn
was returning the $50, Mack from nsssAs
bank" 49,.
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sElMl-NUDE FASHIONS OF The DAY?
The vnrssrained freedom in dress Of day Is not
down Of this generation We will agree that there has been
tremendous moral deesdenes in society This fact may
b brought by quotations from current periodicals
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of September T. 1854.
says: New York newspapers report that issmsey so
rife that abortion has become industry In the CHRIS
TAN HERALD Of January 1852. Howard Whitman quotes
headlines Boyer, TsxssTeensgs nonvrsin club probed
In Texas town. Decatur Indisns-crIs thirteen and four
teen admit srsiss. implests twenty men,. Mr. Whitman
says fvrthsr According to study by Or. Lewis NJ Ter
man, Of Stanford University sxty-sght per cent OF our
brides virgins and According 70 Or. Luther e.
Woodward experience unmarried girls Is twice
ss prevalent as u twenty-five years ago."
In school days. we learned this stanza from
Psps's ESSAY ON MAN:
Vice is . monster Of so frshtfuI uien
As TO be hated needs but TO be- seen.
Vet seen too Oft. familiar with her face.
We first endure. then pity. then embrace.
Does this not apply present sisvsson3 The voices
81 protest that raised years have become wens
insvdbIs.
We not mildly shocked by what has taken place
many college esmpvses-hvndrsds OF men rushing on
asss through the girls dormoriss demanding and obtain
Ing the only garments which The girls have not already
en- occasion dpsnssd with for public appearances re-
rsin from using The popular name given 10 these raids
Bsse bible teaching 70 found In The Genesis account
Of ersssn "ss ced created In his image. In the
image 81 eed created ne him; male end female created he
(censlnvsd Next Column Top)
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Gen. DsGsuIIs.

te6sIavsd from Back tssa
- A-ALcoHollc BEvgRAoes TOBACCO.
DRUG STORE MISUNDERSTANDING syRups.
ceuLs SUPPLYING APPEAseRs or MS ApAkLgvs
puPEs-FoccNo THEIR THINKING vs. NY
crit. SMALL VOICE" or THE GLORIOUS Liberty
oF THE CHILDREN or coD"i
p.Ex, DlRRkt;ss r sdAEsE RAsk xEDs
OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEVIL 1.-THE NoN.cHRisT
SCIENTISTS
PART
"pecLARATloM a. lklbEPENibEMce" IMPERATIVE
FROM SATAN BOUND" THE NoN.cHRIsT SCIENCE
MESSIAH. RELIGIONS, THERAPEUTICS, EoUcA.
RON CULTURE POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT,
REcREATIoN. NATURAL sciENcE-NATURALl
PRISONER or THE DEVIL
WOAAM'S MAN CHILD 70 RULE AL
NATIONS WITH A ROD OF RC'vi
AND nv. GODS. 'DicrATIoN TO NY SECOND
MARY THERETO:
~cttRIsT. GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PEoPLES-iMPERATlvELY,
ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY.-WlYH DIVINE SCIENCE
Mary Baker Eddy In cs textbook latter portion. key
TO the Scriptures" the Apocalypse.
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Death Of Modesty-
CONTINUED from Back Pags)
DEATH OF M0DESTY

MODERN UNDRESS: CHRISTIAN OR ANTI-cHRlSTIAN?
BY H. r. Gilbert These Times Msgazine)
Reprinted from The Watehnan-E xaminer
What should be fhs position Of the Christian, the
preacher and the religious press in the matter Of the
sEMiNUDE FASHIONS OF The DAY?
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"TYRoNE HALL, ava. died In chidrsn's Hespitst q
injuries received when ne Into shs PsSA - cor
from between parked :" News. S10
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MONEY 70 LOAN

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EAST-WEST MOTORS. Inc.

IoassS CO s.ss sSSSS'fSs eio4: "n p@:
PLYMOUTH 1858 VS. BeivedeTo
sport coupe: turquoise and dark
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sts, sale price. $i,195; can AnaneO
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n Ss sSsS g :PSsI ssF
steering, power brakes. radio.
price Tor this sSr. only $l.SsS. 40"
AnacoStia Chry.-Ply.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYHLER 'B3 New yorker Dc
inspect can weekdays. FE. $4,000;
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DE SOTO 81 a:dF, es luxe :, and
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SEAsR0RE PROPERTY

LOT AT OCEAN BEACH, iOOS20o.
for sale reaS. Call OF. $4,000
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KAPLAN 4 CRAWFORD
PLYMOUTH '57

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car title and 39-mo. warranty.
This car specially priced at S2.356
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
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DE SOTO 1883 4.dF. VS. sedan;
automatic transmission, 7. and b..
low MILEAGE. immaculate, 500.
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TRUST NOTES For SALE
AVIATION


A . 2 wanted for part,tlms evening
work on private ship. IKE. 6-4b73
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
Democrats PIun

Continued From Page II
Democratic candidates for state
office will tour three congression-
al districts in a series of Demo
cratic Days.
The Democratic caravan will
tour the 18th district on Thurs
day, July "a, according to Chair
man Fox
William Coleman, chairman of
the Democrat state executive
committee, conducted the stra-
tegy meeting in Caldwell and
laid the groundwork for an in
tensive Democratic campaign this
fall.
Herbert u. Smith, Of Marietta,
candidate for congress from the
18th congressional district, also
attended this meeting.
Chairmen for the counties in
the district are: Noble, George
Lawrence; Muskingum, Carlos
Knisley; Perry, Nell Underwood
Jr.; Morgan, Samuel Ray; Guern-
sey, Harry Johnson; Monroe,
Gorby Franklin, and Washington
Robert Scales.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
lo1Ao,zci Wzoufion and NQwA NotQd

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fields, of
Sarahsville, are moving in the
near future to South Point, Ohio,
where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Fields will take
over his new duties as principal
of the consolidated school there.
He has been serving in this
capacity at Sarahsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hamil-
ton and family and Mrs. Ethel
Hazard, of Tempe, Arizona, are
enjoying a visit with relatives
and friends in Caldwell and
Dexter City. They arrived here
last Tuesday and plan to spend
several weeks here.
Mrs. Irene Ellis and daughter,
Georgianna, of Port Angeles,
Washington, are visiting with her
father, Paul Stevens and brother
Jim, of McConnelsville route 2.
Tuesday they were guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ruck-
er, of Bronze Heights.
Miss Jean Roberts, Don Ziler,
both Of Cumberland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Johnson and
daughter, Marianne, of Caldwell,
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Drake and
daughters, of Belpre route /.
Afternoon visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Slay and family, of
Caldwell route.
Mrs. III. A. Cutler and daugh-
ter, Alice, of Caldwell, were
among those who attended the
golden wedding anniversary on
Sunday afternoon, June %, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Richey, at
Senecaville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Boyd
and daughter, Sonia, and Mrs.
Sciesta Kuntz, of Sharon, spent
Sunday, June %, with Mr., and
Mrs. Norris Bigley, of Walnut
street.
Mrs. Harry Raymond of Zanes-
Vile, has returned to her home
after visiting the past week at
the Ralph Hicks and c. w. Rich
homes in Sarahsville.