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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05
Market Report

Wednesday, March a
The Caldwell Produce Co.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05
FOR SALE
For Sale--CARS TRUCKS

1858 VAUXHALL 4-door sedan.
Local owner. Al condition.
Fleeman Pontiac Company, Cald-
we'll, Ohio. 36 81 38
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

ATTRACTIVE modern home,
good location in Bronze
Heights. Call Caldwell 369-M for
appointment. "a, 35, Sc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

2l-TNCH ADMIRAL TV set with
new picture tube. in good con-
dition. Priced at $4,000 Can be
seen at the Harmon TV repair
shop, Bronze Heights, Caldwell.
Phone 362-J. 35 36 81 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05
WANTED TO BUY

RAW FURS, beef hides and roots
See c. r. Teters, Hoskinsville
Or phone Caldwell 304-F-21, or al
Estadt's Feed store, Caldwell
each Wednesday from 1890 until
2::30 p. m. "A If
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE with bath
and gas furnace, and nearly
three acres of land Upstairs can
be used as a three room apart
ment, if desired. Good location.
Call after 6 o'clock p. M, or on
Thursday afternoon. Cletus
Estadt, 201 Railroad street, Cald-
well. So 81 38 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

1856 FORD Fairlane, two-door.
Less than 1000 actual miles.
Dana Reed, Caldwell, Ohio. 36
1855 MONTCLAIR Mercury, mer-
comatic, two door, hardtop,
power brakes, radio and heater,
good tires in Al condition and
1853 Buick in good running con-
dition. Warren Martin, Box 272,
Belle Valley. "a 35 36pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

FINE WESTMORLAND silver
ware for fine living. Kenneth
W. Riley, area representative, 108
st. Clair street, Marietta. Ohio.
35 SO 81 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05
FINANCIAL REPORT OF
BOARD OF EDUCATION

For Fiscal Year Ending
December 31st. 1858
Beaver Local School District
County OF Noble
j. O. Address, BatesyilIe, Ohio
February q. 1859
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05
NO &c E S

LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY with
newly released Dex-A-Diet
tablets. Only CSC at Ralston Rex
all store, Caldwell, Ohio.
36 thru "A
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

5000 BALES Of good mixed hay,
delivered or at the barn. w. c..
Stephens, one-fourth mile south
of Summerfield. Ohio. Phone 80
F-4. 35 SO 37pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05
HELP WANTED

HEY FELLAS! Let's reason to-
gether. The county is full of
people who will use those fam
Gus Nationally Advertised Wat
kins Products for the livestock
on the farm and also over $50
items for the household. We have
only limited amount of locality
left. Your income can be very
good year around, with no lay
offs nor time cuts. No money to
invest. Just a good car or light
truck. Look into this opportunity
at once and write to Gilmore
Snair, 1872 Elm street. Lancaster,
Ohio. SO 81 38 80 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

IL GOOD USED TV sets, all
makes and models. Sizes II. q
and 24-inch. Priced to sell. Ex-
cellent buys await you at Patterns
Appliance Center, North Street,
Caldwell, Ohio. 35 SO 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

LARGE BUILDING LOT, 101 it.
frontage and 285 #. depth, To-
Gated in Bronze Heights area. Will
sell Immediately. Carl Saliba,
Carls Shoe Store, Caldwell, O.
35 SO 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

Summary Of Cash Balances,
Receipts and Expenditures
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

CORN, $1.15 a bushel. Donald
Egnot. route 2, Lowell, on Big
Run. "a 35 36pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05
For Sale-FEEDS SEEDS

$500 BALES OF HAY. R.-W. Den
mis-, three miles north of Cald-
we'll on USR 81. 81 35 36pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

USED 73 NOTE LESTER piano,
about four years old Mahogany
finish. Low price. Write or call
Bill Wendell. Seventh and War
ren Streets, Marietta, Ohio. Phone
FIR. 3-5697. 35 So
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05
For Sale-HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ROLL-AWAY BED, in good con-
dition. Phone Caldwell 138-F-
IL. 36 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-03-05

1000 BALES of good mixed hay
and SO bales wheat straw.
Telephone Caldwell 735-F-22.
"a, 35, 36pd.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
FUSES TOO BIG
County Homeowners
Warned on Fire Peril

told the occupants that the
four 30-ampere fuses in it were
dangerous"
The owner, Eugene A. Gross,
explained that he was not
present when the inspectors
called and thought someone
else in the house might have
refused to admit strangers. The
fire started in a porch light
and Mr.. Gross family was not
aware that the front of the
house was in flames until called
by a neighbor.
We've been harping on the
subject of improper fuses for
a long time the fire marshal
said, and now, with Christmas
approaching and all circuits
apt to be loaded to top capacity
it is more important than ever
for home owners to have their
electrical systems inspected"
Fifteen-ampere fuses are ap-
propriate for most homes, he
said, except for special wiring
for electric stoves, dryers and
other heavy equipment.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Prince Georges Arrests
q in Big Liquor Drive

/ Falrmon Heights, both counts,
and his wife Bessie, two counts
of illegal sale and one count of
possession.
| Also. James Mauldie, of the
4700 block of Lakeland road,
College Park, possession; Mack
Anderson, of the Lakeland road
address, sale and possession;
Jessie V. Hall, of the 5000 block
OF FairvieW avenue, Lanham,
sale and possession; Mrs. Sadie
/ L. Tolson, 81, of the HOO block
Of Seventieth avenue, Hunts
vile, sale and possession, and
a visitor, James Nelson, So, of
the 100 block of Brown place
NE, possession; Mrs. Elizabeth
/ Wilson of the $500 block of
Nash street, Deanwood Park,
sale and possession, and her
husband, William. possession.
Also, Harry B. Brooke of the
$500 block of Nye street. Chap
el Oaks, sale and possession,
and a visitor, Hattie E. Will
liamS of the 1000 block of
y-eighth street NE, pos
session; Maurice Davis. jr.. 20
of the 100 block of Sixty
fourth avenue, Cedar Heights
two counts of illegal sale; Dal-
las Williams, so, of the $500
block Of K street. jefferson
Heights, two counts of illegal
sale; Robert Whistine, 46, OF
the 1900 block of Fifty-seventlI
place, Chapel Oaks, sale. and
his wife Annie, As, sale, New
bern w. Faison, of the 200
block of Fifty-f1fth street NE.
| possession.
Those arrested in the raids
are scheduled to have a pre-
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Church Burglars
Leuve Own TruiI

Burglars left a trail of cookie
crumbs after breaking into the
house, gift shop and main
building of Christ Church, I18
Washington street, Alexandria,
over the week end. police re-
ported.
The church Sexton, Roland
Thompson, said the burglars
ransacked nearly every room in
the church and parish house.
The only money stolen was
from the coin box of a litera-
ture rack in the vestibule.
The thieves stole several
boxes of cookies in the churchs
gift shop and apparently
munched on them as they
rambled through the rest Of
the building.
Police said they found cookie
crumbs scattered throughout
the church and parish house.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Virginia Board
To Check Votes

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 3C
CAPD The State board oi
elections meets here today tc
check voting returns prior tc
its issuance of certificates oi
election to the 40 State SEN
ators and 100 Delegates elected
to the General Assembly No
vember 3.
The three-member board
must check abstracts of votes
cast in all cities and counties
before it certifies that the leg
islators may take their seats
in January.
A voting challenge involving
the Senate seat from Lee and
Scott Counties will not come
before the board. 1t must come
before the Senate when il
conveneS.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
FUSES TOO BIG

One home out of every three
in Montgomery County is in
potential danger of catching
fire because of diversified elec-
trio fuses. Silver Spring Fire
Marshal John c. Livingston
declared today.
His warning came after a
short circuit was blamed for a
$3,500 fire yesterday in a Silver
Spring home. which, he said,
could have been prevented if
a 15-ampere fuse had been in
use instead Of the 30-ampere
fuses in the house at 84l3
Grove street.
"A fuse is an unpaid, "a
hour watchman," Mr.. Living
ston said. If he is given too
big a duty to perform, he can
not do his job of stopping short
circuits.
This house was one of 1900
homes in Silver Spring in which
fire inspectors were refused ad-
mission last summer. If our
men had seen the fuse box
they Immediately would have
Evening star., 1959-11-30

Twenty-three persons were
arrested by Prince Georges
County police yesterday during
one of the county's largest
roundups of alleged liquor law
violators.
A l3-man raiding party re-
ported it confiscated 478 bottles
of liquor and wine, including
moonshine, and 76 cans of beer
by raiding IL homes and stop
ping one car, police said.
Suspects were charged with
selling liquor without a license,
or possession of alcoholic bev-
.erageS having no Maryland tax
stamp, or both. Each was re-
leased on bond, set at $500 on
each charge.
Detective Sgt. George Glenn
entS said all the suspects were
arrested in their homes or in
the houses of friends, except
four stopped in a car in the
$500 block of Sheriff road for
a traffic violation. Police then
spotted a half gallon of moon
shine in the vehicle, he said.
Most of the suspects had
been under surveillance for the
last six weeks when undercover
men purchased alcoholic bever-
ages. Sergt. Clements said.
Police listed the suspects and
the charges against them as;
Percy E. Thomas of the $500
block of Old Fort road, Chape,
Hill, illegal possession; Miss
Annie E. Mackall of the same
address, illegal possession anc
sale; Dorothy E. Wilmington oi
the 5000 block of st. Barnaba'
road, OXon Hill, both counts
Jefferson johnson, jr., of the
700 block Of Sixty-first avenue
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Teachers Told to Share
Interests of TheirPupiIs

Teachers, to be good teachers
should do more to keep up with
their pupils interests, an edu-
Gator asserted here last night
Robert S. Fleming, chairman
of the early childhood and ele-
mentary education department
of New York University, said
too many teachers fail to make
this effort.
"They have to make it a
point to get into the children's
world" he said.
Pupils, Mr.. Fleming added
know a lot about space and
missiles and such trapplngs OF
the present age. What's more,
they are interested in these
things.
Teachers can't just say, oh
I'm not interested in these
things and go about their
way" he said. When they do
this, he added, they join that
large body of teachers and
superintendents who are in
tcrested in providing blocks"
rather than stImulants to
learning.
Mr.. Fleming was the key
note speaker for the opening
session of the five-day ma
tional conference on the fit
ness of children of elementary
school age. The conference is
being held in the National
Education Association build
ing under the sponsorship of
the American Association for
Health, Physical Education
and Recreation. The aSsocia-
ton is a department of NEA.
Mr.. Fleming also stressed
the Importance for teachers to
Evening star., 1959-11-30

liminary hearing December Is
in Upper Marlboro Police Court.
A hearing for the four
stopped in their car is set for
December 8 in the same court.
Each was charged with possess
sion of untaxed whisky.
They were identified by po-
lice as Henry F. Lorick, 80, of
the 400 block of Fifteenth
street Sc; Floyd Cobb, 80, of
the 900 block of Kenilworth
avenue NE; Robert L. Wash
ington, q, of the 1900 block
Of Constitution avenue NE,
and Herman Berry, 30, of the
700 block of Fifty-ninth place,
Fairmont Heights.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Pennies Roll,
Betruy Trio
After Robbery

A package of pennies beneath
the seat of a car led to the ar
rest yesterday of a trio sus-
pected of breaking into a drug
store and stealing a safe.
The three men were picked
up at Florida and New York
avenues NE, by Motorcycle
Policemen r. c. Harris and H.
v. Bradshaw. The traffic men
had stopped the trio's car be-
cause it matched the descrip-
ton Of a stolen vehicle broad
cast by Maryland police.
While they were questioning
the driver, Howard H. Williams
36. of the 1900 block Sixth
street NV, a package Of pen
nies rolled from beneath the
front seat. A thorough check of
the car disclosed several sacks
in which were found 1895 in
cash and Sl04 In checks.
Police later learned that
Samuel Weinstein, 81, owner
Of the Parking Shop Pharmacy
4841 Massachusetts venue
NV, had reported the front
door of his store jimmied and
a small safe missing.
Subsequently. some children
playing in the woods near
Cedar Heights, Nd, reported
to police they found a safe that
had been forced open. Papers
scattered around the area and
in the strongbox identified it as
Mr.. Weinstein's. He also iden-
titled some of the checks.
Charged with housebreaking
along with Williams were his
passengers, Thomas F. Daw-
son. 81, of the 1900 block of
Belmont street NV, and
James w. Robinson, SO, OF
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1959-11-30

graphs each of six to eight
accidents day. That is double
the number of exposures taken
with old-style cameras-and
still much cheaper, 1t. Nichol-
son said.
The Identification Bureau,
which is cooperating in the
effort, is building color process
sing facilities to allow rapid
development Of film within the
department.
1t. Nicholson said he believes
Washington is the first large
eastern city to use a color
process.
Evening star., 1959-11-30

give attention to the fears. diff
hculties and anxieties Of their
pupils.
After ALL" he said, "the
anxieties of a six-year-old are
greater to him than your in
come tax problems are to you. q"
Discussing classroom proce-
dureS, the speaker emphasized
that television in the schools
should not be regarded as a
substitute for teachers, but
rather as a new kind of
audio-Visual aid"
About 200 delegates from all
over the country attended the
opening session.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Oxford Lecturer

DR.. N. Tinberger Of the Uni
versity of oxford, England, will
lecture on Studies of Conflict
Behavior in Birds" in Symons
Hall at Maryland University on
Friday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Shorpshooting Police
ToUseCoIorFiIm
By WILLIAM MacDOUGALL
Star StaH Writer

Washington policemen learning shoot" in color
Their subjects have nothing to fear, officers
shooting with film, bullets
Actually color photography major change in
picturetaking in weeks Metropolitan Police head
quarters. On November 8 the Investigation Unit
Evening star., 1959-11-30

DtBdIl U Operate seven 00-mll-
limeter cameras in place of
large press cameras.
Now we get better pictures
and more of them at less cost, "
explained 1t. Albert B. Nichol-
son, head of the unit. THE
smaller cameras are much cas-
ier to handle, too"
Clicks With Juries
AIU men-who record on
the-spot scenes of all types of ac-
cidentS-are enthusiastic about
the results, and looking for
ward to the use of color. 1t.
Nicholson says he hopes to have
color photography in operation
by the first of the year.
We've tried it out before
juries," he said. When you tell
them. This car is green and
this car is red,' it's there be-
fore their eyes. 1t also shows
the degree of damage much
better"
Accident Investigators were
given a short course in 35-milli-
meter photography before the
new cameras were put in opera
ton, and will probably receive
supplementary instruction in
color.
Work Expanded
Color slides, 1t. Nicholson
said, will enable policemen to
project a picture almost life
size for the benefit of jurieS. He
added:
If a green car runs into a
gray car and drives away with
out stopping, when we catch up
with him, there will still be
gray paint on his fender. We
can show that with color"
The AIU head, an amateur
photographer himself, says his
men take about a dozen photo
Evening star., 1959-11-30

Whatever your plans for tomorrow-travel,
vacation, home ownership, education for your
children-a good plan today is a savings
account at Union Trust
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1959-11-23
Your Librarian

W17S7.1.!+tli BIG FOUR - President Eisenhower
will 3t1>o1d Western summit conf erence
in December with tho heads Of state Of
Great Britain, France and West Germany
in Paris. The Eiff;el Tower makes SYM
bolic bacl1drop for President Eisenhower,
British Prime Minister Macmillan (J r.
French President Charles DeGaulle Il u
and West German Chancellor .Konrad Ad-
enauer. e. r. 4: :: :.
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Duncan Nor Cents Plain is Leading the 11st and another
other new and interesting books that have recently arrivod
been distribution Also
books
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-27

Abbey Lincoln Rivrrside record.
ing star opens one week en-
gsEomrnt Monday al The Key
club Abbey, who was born IN
Chicago, was well on her way to
a successful supper club career
when She rather abruptly decided
that what she really wanted was
not 90 sound syrlte IN plush lined
clubs. bat % work with the Kind
of iazz musicians she had long
known ard admired Her Riverside
albums have included such well
knowr s,dcuon as Sonny Rollins
Kenny DORIAN. Benny Goison
.wyuton Kelly and rhiny Joe Jones'
rhis coming summer Abbey IL
scheduled 60 tour Sweden where
she Is surr 20 be a sensation
on the same show with Abby
Lincoln are the -Four Dukes, Ncr-
tuTy stars. tho Foucbec Dancers
ard the fine music u Horace Hon.
3rrson ard his band r bone Walk.
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SUNDAY March 20
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Foil To Identify
81. Poul Cross
Burning Suspects
WITNESS Inils


Three men held by The sc paui
police srr suspects 10 the March 8,
cross burning IN front ~ the James
Garner residence al sos Fuller
Az could not be positively idpn,l
fled by The wttneaa Ia the Incident
Saturday. March "a
Floyd Rrown 7g2 W Central
who SAYS the incident at = ahowup
az police headquarters said when
he viewed three suspects y can't
say I'm not sure
The thsge men suspected by the
police we're stephen Kelly ~. dsf
q Fourth st Michael Bartelmy,
n and James Hughes, address un,
known
uuwua report 20 the police
about the Incident included the
license number II The ear In witch
ths cross burners red following
the lighting - the object
The enr was traced 90 stephen
Kelly on parole from a stats penal
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Addifiono! Clossified<
RIAl ESTArI
IIoI cipARo NORTH

LARGE FOUR bedroom home
Newly decorated. gas heat 81 300
with low down payment Ted Har-
lem. IA. 1858, WE 0-o7z6 s-25
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institution Police who sought him
could not locate him for several
days bot he ala report 10 head
quarters March 20 and was booked
on diaorderly conduct charge and
parole violation
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belle rdeaux Ena Mazngo Ivy Maaaeugn
Howard Daueu BENTLEY
Darnea arr eo-ehaisman q ihis years even,
LrAyISc MARCH IS % spend The Easter holiday in chicago
taabele daugtes
The Foster girls
al TIE hauaelasts Of Rev Mrs = Dixon q caaso
rwENrrrvs YEARs Of commentaries unsquaisd .er1e,
aay banquet Tuesday very
salute to ths Mutual LIFE insuranoe companieai
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the u Mrs Pred Murphy 1925 End Avenue south Saturday
March ~
WHO'S NEW
NIX AND MRS. EDWARD nocants Of Detroit, Michigan are
Visitors the ely At the home o Mr. and Mrs Herbert Foster
1889 ghsbae ave the Mecans arrived Good Friday March a.
Ay,srron rnon SEATTLE. washington to the Twins is Mrs
zsma Monday evening
guest Of 81 and Mrs olyo cum 7sa Igiehar Ave
wIniEs TO Go-wI,rs TO DO
nohE EooNomcs DAY foH all high school girls throughout
Minnesota has been set April University
campus Purpose Of the Day 70 acqant girls with the opportunities
preparing variety ~
eoaea 81 tho y Tours u the departments home
discussions u careera luncheon and style show other ggh
Contact school home
vanced repatriation
win be- the hostess the next meeting
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oo3 lgabart Ave
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interested IN reading and exchanging local
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URBAN LEAGUE GUHD members % the home MARY
Green 72' lEehar' Ave on Monday evening March "a
TIIE HISTORY COMMITTEE NAAcP viii
meet Wednesday Ap the nome Of SHERIFF. Mazngo
Gfoo Bt at 7.l0 pm.
WHOM DOEs EASTER 10 aglav with
81 eggs HunyF person
their Easter dadaf Has Easter become living
No fusar D. like Christmas Christmas meaning
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CELEBRATING TWELFTH birthday with party from
pm Saturday Ethel Andrea Parks daughter
Of ondo Eths twch birthday party
Legion fondo and Chats
helped many beautiful and useful Ef
Assisting onye Gum ana Howard Tyler
spEAKISG SUCCESSFULLY before a group Central high
Thursday School Indignation
In president ~ Pau EAhcF
speech directed before me Future Teachers
Of the International Relations Clubs Of hs school VIVA
question ana answer period followed
EMPLOYEES Depot celebrating Birth
days on The same day rey s7t Honao
Godfrey fghart Both brthda2a are
Friday. sincere wishes for many mofel
And Mrs Roaaie Patterson IN connection
Tongue ~ Fatioks Day
The evening hlgthghrd supper and E1fH
guest m Attending NmeH Gloria
Robinson Iunaud Bradaoel Betty
nrg'~in ana Arlene raiaRgt
MISS FLAME MONTAGUE 7o7 igehart Ave ouennea small
group Monday March ~ Elaine b.
a AZ Central high school
what's MIND" lhe March
Sunday Pioneer ras NJ bradford hcnn"r
you Easter morning
replied mo We them ard aet them on table tnen my
4year old boy does the rost
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Social clb sunday ApH Nov memrn WI be-
welcomed At this time
vrea 81 Church past Sunday Mareb % The
following mid brunch a. ur homo
MaxnEo Gtatto 49, Attending d'bf sen"
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CHESS CLUE NEWLY
ORGANIZED AT HALLE

A chess club has been formed at
Halle q Brown House and held It's
0rganlzatlonal meeting Monday
March 70 The club viii meet week
~ at 2 pm on Mondays
All chess players Or wDuld-bc
players. are asked 10 Join Clar-
ence Duke IL president
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meet pn Wednesday, April At the
Grotto st at 7g0 pm
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FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 25s 18th Ave South. Gail Mr.
Blackman FE. 9-Sei0 for informa-
ton. S-n
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sIAI IsTArs VoR sAtI

HAVE YOUR tenants make your
payments On this lovely three bed
room stuCco duplex TaStefully
decorated with carpetlng and
Grapes DOWN Your dovu payment
may buy WIN take your present
home IN trade Carlson PA. g.
ISIS. Agent SIS
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URBAN LEAGUE GuII

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MmOM nnE4 fAerEn mrnn

tales 81 Easter and the HnnyF person
IN theft Easter dadf Has Easter become symbol living
No like Christmas Easter No meaning
at an And yc isn't funny We al observed
decent need explaining And atu meaning Maybe
tried