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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Summaries
HIGH School

HIGH JUMP, Bill Barrett, Co
lumbus St. Mary; 2, Bill Hiemerl,
New Lex. st. Aloysius; 5, AL Wash
ington, Rosary; 4, John Clark, St.
Charles, Bill Paxton, New Lex: st.
Aloysius, (tied) Height "a. New
Record>. Old Record, 8 To-. Barrett.
BROAD JUMP. Bill HiemerI.
Newt, Lex New ST Ie. Aio &c Aloy =: Son p
Marion Mar 1 Catholic; !, Al Washington
Rosary. Distance--20' 81.
SHOT Putt, Bill Hiemerl, New
Lex. st. Aloysius; 2, Al Washington,
Rosary; 8, Brian Kavanaugh, Marion
Catholic; 4, Bob Stiff, New Lex. st.
Aloysius; 5, Ray Meyers, GAINESVILLE
Rosecrans. Distance-46" Va. New
Record) Old Record, 4T 5h". Bill
Hupp, Rosary, 1857.
POLE VAULT, John Clark. St.
Charles; 2, Bill Wolfe, New Lex. st.
Aioysius; :. John n.E Kaynss' 81 ko s,oy.
Vile Rosecrans. Height-9' s.. New
Record). Old Record, o ~. John
Bull, Marion Catholic, 1857.
DISCUS, Bill Hiemerl, New Lex.
st. Aloysius;. z, Brian Kavanugh,
Marion Catholic; 3. Marvin La chari.
ty, GAINESVILLE RoSecrans; A, Ted
Anderson, Marion Catholics 5, Larry
Kelly, Rosary. Distance-120 63s".
100 HIGH HURDLES - J., John
Koontx, New Lex. st. Aloysius;. 2,
Ron Isbell, Rosary; 8, Bill Wolfe,
New Lex. st. Aloysius; Z. Shawn
n nanion ;c. Hosaey; ri n Dsnna. Slue'
100 DASH--1, Ted Anderson, Mar
ion Catholic; B, Ken Studer, New
Marion Catholic; 4, Bob STIFF. New
Lex. St. Aloysius;. 5. Mike Young,
Rosary. Time--:16.6.
MILF, Greg Axe, Marion Catho-
lie; 2, Larry Nash, New Lex. st.
Aloysius; s, Dick Metzger, New Lex.
ST. Aloysius; 4, Pat Irwin, Rosary 5,
Ned Rambo. Time-4:46.2 (New Re-
cord) Old Record, 4:54.5. Howman.
Marion Catholic 1857.
Krigbaum, p; Kelly. 3 2. isom: 7:
5. Rosary; I, st. Charles; s, Gosh
octon Sacred Heart. Time-l:S8.1.
440 DASH, Bob Davis, Rosary; 2,
John Koontx. New Lex. St. Aloysius;
8, Dave Dorward, st. Charles; 4.
| Mike Musselman, GAINESVILLE Rose
Grams; S, Phil Ring, Marion Catholic.
Time-:bs.l New Record Old Record
:54.9, Anderson, Marion Catholic,
1857.
herty, Rosary; 2, Ron Isbell. Rosary;
8, Bob Telersky, st. Charles; 4, Dave
Sagan, New Lex. st. Aloysius; 8, Bill
Wolfe, New Lex. st. Aloysius. Time
:22.9.
880--l, Greg Axe, Marion Catholic;
2, Larry Nash, New Lex. st. Aloysius;
8. John Raynes, Rosary; A.. Dave
Kinzleman, Rosary; 3, Bill Beahr, st,
Charles. Tme-2:12.1 New Record),
Old Record z:l4.l. Howmans Marion
Catholic, 1857.
22O-l, Ted Anderson, Marion
| Catholic; z, Bob Davis, Rosarys 5.
Ken Studer, New Lex. ST. Aloysius;
4, Dave Kelly. Marion Catholic; Dave
Dorward, Sc. Charles. Time-:12.o
Prelims) Mew Record), Old Record.
ESQ. Ballinger, Marion Catholic,
MILE RELAY, New Lex. St
Aloysius lStiff, Welss,. Paxton,
lie; 4, st. Charles; 5, Coshoctor
Sacred Heart. Time-3:45.6 New
Record, Old Record, Sea-. Columbus
lRncapV IQEI
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PATTERSON
HOnOrs 40
At Banquet

A crowd Of 400 witnessed
honors bestowed upon ITO out
standing scholars and athletes
at Watterson High Schools
third annual recognition dinner,
Among those honored was
H. r. Emswiler, Ohio High
School Athletic Association
Commissioner, the speaker. EN-
swiler received a gift from the
schools athletic department in
recognition of his long service
as head of the OHSAA.
In addition to those receiving
scholastic honors, s. athletes
were awarded varsity letters.
Trophies were awarded to the
following:
Bud Collins and Santo Del
Matte, football co-captains; Dick
Kelley and Pete Tippett, basket.
ball co-captains: Phil Cameron
and Dick Chandler, baseball CO.
captains; and Dick Kelley, golf.
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Mayor, One.T Time
Pro Grid Star. Dies

MARINETTE, Wis. - NC) -
Requiem Mass was offered In
Our Lady of Lourdes church
here for Richard P. Murray,
mayor of Marinette for nine
terms, who died at the age of
IS.
Murray, a member of the or
iginal Green Bay Packers pro-
fessional football team, was a
circuit court commissioner and
member of the Marinette Coun-
ty board Of supervisors at the
time of his death. A graduate
of Marquette University, Mil.
waukee, where he starred in
football, he was also a former
district attorney Of Marinette
County.
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of Pessimism
T.1ips ND? Chances

What will Notre Danes football team do next
year? Young Terry Brennan (age 29), the ND coach,
didn't make any flat predictions but savored the grid
appetites of Irish fans in the Columbus ward last week
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.Jr CYC Scores

Christ the King -, Sacred
Heart 2
st. Ladislas II, Our Lady of
Perpetual Help /
st. John 8, Our Lady of Per.
petual Help 0
st. Michael 8, st. Augustine 0
Our Lady Of Peace 20, st. Ga
briel z
st. James 4, st. Gabriel 2
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Diocesan Track Meet
Film Is Available

The third annual Columbus
Diocesan Invitation Track and
Field meet was recorded on
400-feet of 16mm film.
Organizations, wishing to bor-
row the film strip. may do SO by
reaching Lew French at 1888
Cole ST., or by calling CT g.
|2174.
Photos of the meet also may
be obtained by contracting
French.
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Grade School

BROAD JUMP, Richard Pink.
ston, st. Dominic; 2, Calvin Cousens.
st. Dominic; s.. r. C~ardinalea st,
Thomas; I, Ron Di Pietro, st. Peter,
(Clumbus); 5, Paul Lokai, Fairborn
MIC. Distinctly 9" New Record.
Old Record, To- o.. Studers New Lex.
HIGH TiMr-l. Dick pinkstou. ST,
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Todoro Seeks TrioI
Away From Foirfox

In the press. radio and tele-
vision. he (Todarol will not
be able 10 secure a fair and
impartial trial In Fairfax
County"
Legislation Cited
The motion also cites legis-
lation passed NJ the recent ses-
sion OF the Virginia General
Assembly 10 impose sitter
penalties for narcotics VIOLA
tons. The motion states: Feel
ings and sentiment had reached
such o fervor as q result OF
this case that legislation was
introduced az the General
Assembly In which narcotics
penalties were increased"
Delegate Omer Hlrst Of Fair
fax .county-Falls Church. who
was chief patron Of the new
narcotics law, has been sum-
moned by Todaro's attorneys TO
appear as q witness at today's
hearing.
Todaro Is due 10 20 on trial
In Fairfax Circuit Court Mon
day on the possession OF
narcotics charge. His wife and
Mobile are 10 be tried later.
Todaro and Mobile are free UNI
der $4,000 bond and Todaro's
wife Is free under $4,000 bond.
In earlier legal moves which
are still pending. Todaro has
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filed suit In Alexandria Federal
Court challenging validity OF
Virginia's narcotics laws. and
has filed suit In Federal District
Court In Washington asking
that Federal agents be barred
from testifying.
The suit In Alexandria Fed
eral Court claims that Congress
has pre-empted the field OF
narcotics violations and there
fore the State laws are invalid
IL cites the Supreme Court de-
cision In the Steve Nelson case,
In which II was held that Con-
aress mad pre-empted the field
OF antisubverison legislation
and q State statute therefore
was unenforceable. Nelson's
conviction under q Pennsyl-
vania antisubversion law was
thrown out.
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Attorneys FOR Vincent james
Todaro today we're 10 ask that
his narcotics trial be shifted
from Fairfax County because
OF widespread publicity the
case has received In this area
A hearing was scheduled In
Fairfax Circuit Court this af-
ternoon on q motion requesting
o change Of venue.
The motion Ia the latest In
q series Of legal moves UNDER
taken by counsel for the a.
year-old Herndon (va) man.
Arrested January %
Todaro. .his wife, and George
Mobile. 10. OF New York. were
arrested January 20 by Federal
narcotics agents and Virginia
State police.
AL three were charged with
possession and manufacture OF
opium. Arresting officers said
an estimated 100000 worth Of
opium was seized In the raid.
More than 100 four-ounce jars
OF opium were found in q car
occupied by the two men. and
material used in the manu-
facture Of opium was dis
covered later in Todaro's home.
ofiicers reported.
The change-of-venue mo-
ton claims that as q result Of
extensive publicity circularized
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$1,000 Boil Set
On Rope Charge

An Army military policeman
and the owner OF an Arlington
motorcycle shop we're free To-
day on $4,000 bond 10 await
grand jury action on charges Of
raping q 2l-year-old mother Of
two children on March 81.
The men accused are Pfc.
Robert z, McDermott. Al, for
nierly Of 1870 South Glebe road.
who is stationed at Arlington
Hall Station, and ROLAND q.
Hedgecock. owner OF Seeds
Cycle Shop. Arlington.
The men were held for the
grand jury after preliminary
hearing by Judge Paul ID. Brown
In County Court yesterday.
The woman, who charged she
was raped. testified the two
men followed her out OF a
Georgetown bar and forced her
into the back seat OF Hedge
cocks station wagon.
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ToxPoyment
Proof Urged
ByCondidote

A Democratic candidate for
the Maryland House Of Dele
gates in Montgomery County
last night charged that many
apartment area residents were
not bearing their full share Of
Maryland's tax load.
The charge was made by in
cumbent Delegate Margaret c.
Schweinhaut.
Mrs. Schweinhaut said that
many apartment dwellers are
not paying State income taxes.
To correct this she suggested
that the State require proof OF
payment Of taxes before selling
q resident his auto license.
Her charge came as she ad-,
dressed the Western Suburban
Democratic Club In Bethesda.
Meeting Hears Plea
The meeting. attended by
some rs persons, also heard a
plea for less bitterness in the
primary battle.
The strife-ridden party has
two states in the field. the
UNITED Democrats" and the
Democrats for 49,"
In addition, a third force, the
Free Democrats, is seeking
to provide a middle ground be-
tween the two other factions.
J. Grahame Walker. member
Of the Free Democrats, ex-
pressed concern over failure to
develop a ticket that would
have averted the present battle
through inclusion of candidates
representing varied points Of
view.
Now, he said, the best he
could hope for was that the
voters would select the best
candidates from both tickets.
Earlier Split Recalled
Delegate Blair Lee III said
that a party battle could be
justified on major issues such
as occurred in the fight over
the county charter in the 1940s.
THE issues raised so far this
year, however, do not strike me
as measuring up to that ISSUE"
he said.
He warned that bitterness
engendered In a primary battle
could lead the party to another
"four to eight lean years" like
those that followed the split
over the charter.
Lewis J. Cohen, a United
Democrat, scored issues raised
by the Democrats for '58 as
artificial" The issues in
volved charges Of conf pct Of
interest AM inadequate plan
ming in thdeounty. ~
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Labor Economist
Found Dead in Cor

A 4s-year-old Arlington man
was found dead In his car yes
terday. A hose from the ex-
haust was inserted IN the back
window OF the auto. according
70 Arlington police. who listed
the death as suicide.
Meredith r. Foster Of 6243
North Nineteenth street. q
Labor Department economist,
was found by his wife, accord
ing 10 police. Police said Mrs.
Foster told them her husband
had been In III health. DR..
John II. Judson Of Arlington
pronounced Mr.. Foster dead.
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Joseph Doyle. are supported by
the United Democrats, or pres
ent party leadership.
Two others, Eugene Gress-
man and Theodore A. Miller,
are choices Of the Democrats
for So" while the sixth Mrs.
Frances d. Lesser. originally
was encouraged TO run by eau
Gus leaders but was barred
from the Democrats for So"
slate because she refused to
give an unconditional indorse-
ment to the entire slate.
The three Republicans. VIII
liam F. Becker, william r.
Leckemby, jr., and Mary A.
Hepburn, have no primary
contest.
The Democrats are:
Edward Joseph Doyle--A 80
year-old attorney in Washing
ton, his home is at 2426 Dexter
avenue. Silver Spring. He also
Is a certified public accountant,
tax consultant and economist
In business for himself at 927
Fifteenth street NV. He Is
married and has six children.
He is exalted ruler Of the
Washington ElkS Lodge No. IS
and past commander of Post
1852. Veterans OF Foreign Wars,
IN Silver Spring.
Eugene Gresham - An at
torney. he Is with the Washing
ton office Of a New York law
firm at 100 K street NV. He
Is 40. married and father Of
four children and lives at '7709
Westfleld drive, Bethesda.
Lester Kraft-An attorney, he
no longer practices because OF
the rule banning judges from
doing so in Maryland while in
once. He is So and lives at 4209
Bradley lane. Bethesda. He also
is president Of the Fox Chemical
Service and q partner in the
Free State Supply Co.. both in
Berwyn. He is married. with
three children.
Frances ID. Lesser-A house.
wife and mother Of two who
formerly had q law career, she
Is so and lives at 50 West Quincy
street. Chevy Chase. She Is the
wife of Lawrence s. Lesser, also
an attorney.
She initially was picked by
Democratic Caucus leaders as
one Of three candidates, but
she with four others rebelled
against taking q pledge to sup
port all the candidates on that
ticket. Instead, she became ac-
tive in the peace-seeking Free
Democrats.
Theodore A. Miller-An as
sociate in the Washington Law
firm of Meyers 81 Batzell, q
group Of corporation lawyers, is
80. married and has three
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daughters. He lives at 3605
Kenway street. Silver Spring.
Ella n. Plummer-The only
candidate without a law de-
gree, she nevertheless has had
considerable experience In the
field. She worked In the county
ONCE OF the Register OF wills
for nearly IS years before she
was elected TO the judgeship In
1854 and had been chief deputy
register Of wills since le4i.
She was named chief Judge
Of the court by Gov. Nickel
din after she garnered the most
votes In the general election.
Miss Plummer. q resident Of
the county all her life. lives at
2l2 North Frederick avenue.
GaithersburR,
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School Show Slated

Sherwood High School In
Sandy Spring. Nd, will hold
q musical variety show in the
school at 8 pm. tomorrow. The
cast Of more than 100 is COM
posed Of parents. teachers,
students and alumni. The pro-
ceeds will go TO library and
athletic funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
MEET THE CANDIDATES
Six Democrats Seek
Orphans Court Posts
BY CHARLES A. McALEER
star stan Writer

Six Democrats In primary night for three udgeshps
on the Montgomery County Orphans Court.
They are seeking part-time Jobs on what amounts TO
probate court The judges paid $50 day with ceiling
OF $4,000 This for the rst time they robes
when holding their court at Rockville.
Two OF the Democrats Mas Ella r. Pummer, the courts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18

One Of o series obout principal
candidates. IN the nsorby Morlond
primeriss Moy 70.
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chief Judge. and Lester Kraft.
are incumbents. The third In.
cumbent. John r. Foley Is
making another bid for the
Democratic congressional nom
nation. instead.
Miss Plummer, Mr.. Kraft
and q third candidate. Edward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
of any leading read-to-eat cereal

Nov you can be confident your family gets the nour
ishng breakfast they need. them HiPro! Every
delicious fake is rich in protein .hieh.quaIty proteir
such you'd get from meat, eggs dairy foods! Th
is the kind of nourshment that gets your family off t.
the right start and helps keep them going all morning
And the UhoIe family will like that hearty toasteC
Bstl
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OPEN HOUSE
WATERFRONT pRoP. SALE

ssBo DOWN. ~ acres on water.
IS miles south IN Nd. $4,000.
BOX 4D4-L. star. IS
5 BEDRMs., Nv, rm, XII. bath:
frontage. sun deck and boat
dock; located Lake jackson. VI.
lWin sac sToNEWALL REAL
TX ms CO.. NC. Call Manassas.
va, 80.
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INDUSTRIAL pRoP. isr RENT

SILVER sPRINo--ss.500 ID. n,
na q S Si. l sa n q e. S SsIs R s
KELLKR WooDMooR A5fNcSs
CORP. JU. b-1iOO.
MAR NAVY YD.--io,o60 "a. n. oi
fenced ID. zoned N General m
e once. A. n. ROTH CO..
RI. 1880.
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ISLAND Ian
IN THE SUN

7e-ft. brick rambler: 3 bedrms.. 2
baths, gracious Nv. I'm. with fire-
pi, sep. din. rrh., breakfast space
m = beautiful modern kit. full
osn1t with tile floor and frepl.
oaseqoaru b. ~ h., garage. screened
porcn: level is-acre lot: $25,500.
Haworth-Monro
Realty KE. $500
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oess"sss pnsrs Fun ehbe
ALEX. ARIA, on Rte. 1. Richmond
hWy-3 1900 acres. frontage.
go 81 depth, i.0ii Il. co.
ARL Blvd. Just beyond Pairfax
Circle 23O-H. frontage. reason
ably priced 81 81 per "a. II. with
ESfe3s Ii I'M "a, ys losoo' sRos-
o.oo0-sQ.-FT. CO COMMERCIAL.
Corner lot, IN Clarendon area.
virtually across street from biG
department store, on one Of Ar
hngton'a major thoruuhhfares; ex-
sslcnt hqy a $3.50 per s. y,
TORS, "a. e-o33s, "a, 7-2711
!, 500 Sc. FT.-Llsht manufaetaT.
street; soft. alley. FRANK ~.
SULLIVAN. DI. 7-3434, no.
HOME AND BUSINESS. heated
near the Hecht Co. In Silver
eprlng and good public pafking
on Fenton Ct. Commercial prop
erty having store or showroom
front with plenty Of storage space.
3 rms, 2 baths above. lmmeui-
ate possession. Terms can Be or.
RANGED. CAL ~. 5-4222 az 3
pm. LAWRENCE v. LUTE8 co.
osE2oSqry % so l1Tx4siaprx
ON VIRGINIA. AVE.
30O-ft, frontage, $4,000
e. & N : P PSAi.p xltAl Nc.
1417 X ST. NV.
ma. $4,000 Res. Eng. 5-1i40
1888 WIS. AVE.
Last avail. lge. &C." site
for sale on ave. lO6-ft.
new ofices Of IBM and Cen
eral Fireproofing and oppo-
site Dictaphone and Monroe.
VIII build for tenant. Mr..
csc Soss w PHELPS, INC.
Ma. S-03oON Res. EN-. 3sl14o
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CABIN IN THE sky
$2.7s5
AT
"SKYLAND ESTATES

|"sKYLAND ESTATES"
Nah atop ne plus ridge Moun.
Linden. Pal privileges a NIf1Iniaf
hnaaf resort development. Win
bunting lagoon Tor bafnlnl. boat
lnH and n1nInG, etc. nfand-nfw
cabin has nrrpis picture window.
lalne porch, etc. Above cumplltg
price Includes nearly A-acf6 lot
With ri1W, IN the deep woods
IIrm1, 81 course. Inquire Thur
ffA, sat Or Hnndar ~ Property
s nnss 4 t,,i skyLAND FsrAJgA
BULL RUN MOUNTAIN
~, wA sling 81, closest noun.
Wa1hlnnlqn. ~ miles from Chan
THY Netional A4portl .4iie own
ers eun and control 81 reertn-
IlonaI ares. which include coun-
~ elgb-nzs swimmina POOL. tfR.
r n ISHiiIs So.rd '1 hor...h slns
trout ponds. lake. ridlnr stable,
bride psiks. community house. &c
Every site served With central va
ssr !, iysssm; Pr.csa te $50 Az W:
month";. You set your deed and Al
recreatlonal and ownership priv-
|lenes nov. This ofier 4 within YOUR
economic reach and ne close
snoqsh Tor use and snies Class B
OPEN HOUSE
ALL DAY--ALL wEKK New De
on wooded mountain sites. ready 70
water and llshss. Llvlns rIi.. klteh-
en-, 2 hedrms.. bath. serecned-in
living porch and ample. parking
area with good drlveWayA Priced
from $4,000 upi Or we win build
WASHINGTON: Come out b. q 50
70. U. .. rs and turn left. 90 5
miles 10 our sian. or come out u. 3
eo-ei1 70 State Hwy. 234 a. Stone
House and turn Fisht: come 70
Y, 8. 10 and turn rlsht: come 2
miles TO our aign.
LUCY }. qoRE, PRESIDENT
BULL RUN MOUNTAIN ESTATES
COLEMAN c. GORE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
HAYMARKET. VA.
Phone Haymarket 4-33b9
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FLoRInA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES
MONEY TO LOAN

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sfS Sf Ell CHI ssos6 Hi hs b- ssHE
10 ACRES
Beautiful. level land near Potomac
kH ysE 5'r y az go sIsb nsee dsS s
LOTS-ACREAGE
Prince oeortss County. Reas.
LIBERAL Terms
M. LEO STORCH
pEyELopER sP. $4,000
cQLoRED--3 lots, 3 yds. from
Msfn. oiYn- 100 xds: from street
Ma. ccmmi soned I c.sh AZ term n,'
TO. e-0006 between $3.50 pm.
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
CHURCH sITR--Independen Evan
ReilcaI Church desires site In
greater 81. Wash. suitland pref.
COMMERCIAL GROUND
RID NOT COMMERCIAL LAND
$4,000 50. Il. with nearly 400
n. FRONTAGE on major hiehway
Fairfax hantilly area, adjacent
70 Food Pair. eafeway and peo-
pies Drug super etofes, For leas-
ing info, call M. Kerr, IL.
me- h.. hIRANk y s7.seihaIlL liFs,
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ne ne, s'na8s X ~ hs,s nv. me- ne.
lqf wIlh remote tontfoll. electric
; ss.Hs.,s az sl..r G,a ..sk md isl az
ron TROLLING % siIIi d1kInF:
toIhul for nnoulli iUKtH q
hp W,.fpneln mlr.: seauofl4ki
mibbtrf6dsspo I1l sisa'
Sl-Ff. cnhis-cnAFI InsgaFf
Cabin eFul4ff: hsan't noal tafd.
RRs sis q k kSsse ~ 1al..!ass ne
WANTED. bqal TRAILER, q seod
ss sss tisI sossoAoe. si "a. AM
Si-fT. cHkIs cnklf cnufsEn--
CUB ssslss,a chili RisR sR6blRRis. 'F'E.
Ss-fl: AyxlLiAhx sloor 49,, w..
Dee slssps .ssn4s,9s ea : RhSfei
YEsb. SSssll::s.Illsss Es' %. s,s4st
r,H1eh shaft: s one l't Hi as ssI' other
5000 for sBars; both s1s 70.
ia-Hr. FiRksfoNE. excel, eond.
vl0-eaL remote tank; Sis. IA
a-ooli.
aa-FT, GAIT RIG Aux, sLoof.
new Palmer ~ h.p., 3 loan rub
Der bertha. FlberRlas-copered hull
below waicfIine. dacron sails. To-
cation. annapolis: Ju. 1881
lia-FT. REvEL cRAFT--ontboard
and eenefatQr. IN. a-f04Q. eat
s3s after a.ms kA. 5-sOeo
1917. OTTO MOORE raclne sloQp.
under $1,000. New dacron aaiis.
Many extras. Cruising capabllity.
SeMm 2es@oitih 81 f soesPl'' s.En nees
3 an. and 5 pm. weekdays.
RUNAn0UT 'bs, never used: IS
asS 's sssiIss RR ~ s! .ssly equipped
BOAT SUPPLIES
ss HsP'; s.l s' ii: Fl ,sss :ss'' g. pant n:
ehors. cars. chains. nre exiins
canvas tarpaulins: .nylon rope. 1.ke
4 rveee! hose. : I soicHNkR'
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M. LEO STORCH

pEyNLoPKR 81. '3-4B00
c0LoRED-a LOTS. 3 yds. from
Waeh. blyd.. 100 yds. from street.
cnrllne. mi. Univ. Coll. PIX.
Nd. comml. 1oned. Cash or terma
TO. e-o00s between $3.50 p.m.