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the subcommittee chairman,
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat
of Wyoming, on the next step.
Senator O'Mahoney is in
Bethesda Naval Hospital. In
his absence Senator Eastland
is ranking member of the SUBJ
committee. Senator O'Mahoney
has already said he does not
think further hearings are
needed.
Senator Eastland said thst
If Senator o'Mahoney author
ICES it, he will call a meeting
of the subcommittee to get its
views on whether members
want to consider legislation
without further hearings.
Legislation to relieve the i'm
pact on law enforcement of the
Supreme Courts 1857 Mallory
decision passed both houses at
the last session in slightly off
ferent forms and came out OF
conference with an amendment
which the House accepted but
the Senate rejected on a point
Of order.
The court had ruled that a
confession could not be ad-
mitted in evidence at the rape
trial of Andrew Mallory be-
cause of a seven-and-a-half-
hour delay between arrest and
police efforts to get a COM
hitting magistrate.
The House passed legislation
at this session provides that
delay alone should not exclude
an otherwise admissible con-
feSsion. Senator O'Mahoney
wants to Say-as the Senate
said at the last session-that
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Defense Funds
VoteDueToday

The Senate probably will
pass the $40 billion defense
appropriation bill today with
out major changes.
This was foreshadowed yes
terday when the Senate de-
feated, 48-47. a move by Sell
ator Symington. Democrat of
Missouri, to add $3.50 million
for Army modernization.
Senator Monroney, Democrat
OF Oklahoma. is considering
another effort today to give
the Army more money to be
offset by eliminating $3.50 mill
lion in the bill for a second
nuclear aircraft carrier. This
would avoid any increase in
the total.
But the odds are against any
substantial change in the way
the Appropriations Committee
allocated funds to the several
services.
Senator Ellender, Democrat
of Louisiana. indicated he
would abandon his intention of
trying to get another $l32 mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
BY GARRETT d. HORNER
Star STAFF Writer

President Eisenhower told
Republican congressional lead
ers today that he considers an
additional airplane carrier for
the Navy as indispensable"
Senate Republican Leader
Dirksen and House G. o. p
Leader Halleck reported this to
newsmen after a conference
with the President at the White
House.
The Senate and House Re-
publican leaders came out Of
the conference with different
impressions. however. of
whether the President would
accept a nuclear carrier as
provided for in a defense APP
preparation bill being debated
In the Senate. He had recon-
mended a conventional carrier
without atomic power.
Senator Dirksen said his i'm
preston was that the President
still wants a conventional car
rier but that he would mot be
opposed" to a nuclear-powered
carrier if that is the will OF
Congress.
That wasn't the impression
I had" Mr.. Halleck said. He
said he thought Mr.. Eisenhower
was talking only about con-
ventional carrier.
Senator Dirksen called on
Bryce Harlow, a deputy as
sistant to the President, for
Qualification. Mr.. Harlow said
the President wants a carrier. ="
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President Tells Chiefs
He Wants q Carrier

but has never expressed himself
as to whether he would rather
have a nuclear carrier than nc
carrier at all.
In any event, Senator Dirk
sen said he would support the
Senate Appropriations Commit
tee recommendation for a $3.50
million nuclear carrier and
knew of no suggestion for sub
shutting a less expensive con-
ventional carrier.
Senator Dirksen reported
that the President described an
additional carrier as not only
necessary but an "indispen-
sable instrumentality," espe-
cially when thinking of lin
tied war rather than full-scale
conflict.
The Republican leader said
there also was discussion in
the White House conference OF
pending legislation to empower
the President to lift the ceiling
on interest rates for Govern
ment bonds, minimum wage
legislation and a new Republic
can housing bill introduced in
the House yesterday.
Mr.. Halleck said the Presi-
dent feels the new housing
measure is a good bill" 1t
is designed to overcome his OBJ
jections to a housing bill he
vetoed last week. 1t would pro-
vide for a two-year, 5000 mil
lion urban renewal program
and increase the Federal Hous-
ing Authority authorization to
insure mortgages among other
things.
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ACObCAs doAAJ ASWoR0F~A WNsA
The circulation Of the Her
aid Tribune is 1854 daily and
527.002 Sunday.
John Hay Whitney, United
States Ambassador to Britain,
who acquired control Of the
Herald Tribune last August,
announced the selection of Mr..
White yesterday.
A statement by Mr.. Whitney
said in part:
1T happens that Mr.. White
is q Democrat. while I am a
Republican. The paper will, OF
course. continue its policy Of
complete objectivity in its news
columns and of independent
republicanism on its editorial
page. =. :"
Mr.. White is the third gen.
the Ledger. His father is CO.
Grafton of his family to direct
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editor and publisher. He served
as special consultant to the edi-
tor and publisher Of the Chi
cago Sun-Times from 1856 to
1858.
The post of president and
editor Of the Herald Tribune
was held by Ogden r. Reid,
who resigned last December.
Mr.. Reid is now United States
Ambassador to Israel. The
Reid family controlled the Her
aid Tribune for many years be-
fore Mr.. Whitney became prin-
cipal owner.
When Mr.. Whitney's term as
Ambassador ends, he said, he
will actively participate with
Mr.. White in the management
of the paper.
Mr. White won an award in
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programs with Treasury bor-
rowing that does not show up
in appropriation bills.
The Symington move to give
the Army more money was
supported by 40 Democrats
and 3 Republicans, but was
beaten with the votes OF 10
Democrats and 20 Republicans.
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istration was indulginE In
"back-door" spending by asking
Congress to cover this defici-
ency without including 1t In
the budget total. He was hit
ting back at Republicans who
have been accusing the Demo-
Gratis Of "back-door" spending
by financing housing and other
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reasonable" delay should not
bar a confession.
Senator Heating, Republican
of New York, who championed
the legislation on the House
side in the last Congress, also
has a proposed amendment.
He wants to provide that
delay should not make a con-
feSSion inadmissible "unleSs the
effect of the delay is to render
the confession involuntary"
To clear up misunderstand-
IlngS about his proviso, Senator
Heating explained today that
he was not proposing that the
jury get any power it does not
hove now. The impression had
been created that Senator
Heating wanted the jury -
rather than the judge-to de-
eide when confessions should
be excluded.
Senator Heating explained
that the only purpose of his
amendment is to make it crys-
tai clear that delay in and of
itself in some circumstances
can make a confession invol-
untary.
He said he proposed it only
to answer arguments that
under the House bill a prisoner
could be held for two weeks
before arraignment and still
have his confession introduced
in evidence. He said he didn't
agree with the argument but
the added clause would en-
phaslze the intention of Con-
gresS that the factor of delay
can be taken into account in
judging the voluntariness of a
confession.
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1912 from Sigma Delta Chi
the journalism fraternity-for
editorial writing. He was
named Missonri's outstanding
young newspaperman by the
past presidents of the Missouri
Press Association this year. He
is a director Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton.
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Eost|ond Seeks Action
On Mallory Rule Bill

Chairman Eastand of the Senate Judiciary Committee
said today believe further hearings
proposed legislation to clarity the Mallory DECISIONS limit
on confessions.
Moving expedite consideration of legislation already
by House. Easand said he will confer with
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Herald Tribune Picks
Robert White as Head

NEW YORK, July IA (AP).-Robert M, White II, a a.
year-od Mssouran the president and editor Of the New
York Herald Tribune.
He will assume his duties August 3.
Mr. White is the editor and publisher OF the Mexico (MoO
daily with circulation of 8246.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
LUXURY HANDBAGS
TO CARRY WITH PRIDE

Top row, left to right:
We show only seven from our collection Of
outstanding hondboes
English import, top grain leather sotcheI
with split level bross and leather frome,
luggage HANDLE Importont black. 1000
Made in France for US, black baby calf bag
with gay red Golf lining, bross and Leather
bor closing. SO.OO
Also made in France for us, wide calf pouch
in black leather lined and amply ProPor-
toned, double handles. $500
Bottom row, left to right:
Sturdy Golf traveller, outside passport pocket,
roonny interior, double handles, in black that
troveis so we'll. 1880
Smooth Golf top handle sotche has Leather
Iinino, Black, novy or red. $500
Beloved alligator handbag, fovorite box
silhouette, leather lined, highly polished
sport rust. SoOO
On the hand:
Elegance in every line, creamy Hubschn1on
Golf bog with luxurious royon lining, eeom-
ing bross frame. Black, navy or brown. 2S.OO
Please odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL-Hondboos, lst Floor,
selections OF Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-25
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC AUCTION, Saturday,
July II, at 1000 a. m., 7 miles
east of Caldwell on route 78 near
Green Valley church, to settle the
estate of the late Woodie Ruther-
ford: 9 Hereford beef cattle, some
with calves at side, some due to
freshen; 2-year-old Hereford bull;
2 milk COWS; 1851 Pontiac, actual
mileage, 10000. Mrs. Leone Gar
rett, administrators.
Also, since / accepted employ
ment with the Clevite Corpora
ton at Napoleon, Ohio, I will sell
my personal property, Don Ruth
erford. The following is for sale:
l1-year-old Palomino gelding; 18-
year-old trick riding mare; Ia
year-old pony gelding; 2 complete
riding outfits; l horse trailer.
Farm machinery and equip
ment: l, 1851 Ford tractor; Ford
moving machine; set of Ford
plows; set Of Ford discs: dump
scraper; pull-type disc; 1947 Ford
truck, long wheelbase, 2-speed:
lot of baled hay; lot of corn: lot
of clover seed; some horse drawn
equipment; electric drills; log
chains; binders; shovels, etc.
Two complete houses of furni-
ture: 1858 matched set washer
and dryer combination; gas range:
refrigerator; deep freeze; 1853 81
inch Truetone TV; Philco 21-in.
TV; 2 Maytag washers; living
room suites; bed room suites; din
ing room suite; dinette set; set of
twin beds; 3, 9X12 rugs; sweepers;
reclining chair; 2 studio couches;
dishes; also many other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale: Cash
Weddle Brothers, Auctioneers
(Not Responsible for Accidents)
Owners: Estate of Woodie Ruth
erford, Leone Garrett Admins
tratriX and Don Rutherford.
Lunch will be served on grounds.
81 2
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our rel
atives, friends and neighbors for
every kindness during our father,
James M. Dailey's illness and
after his passing away. We
especially are thankful for each
and every prayer. We also say
many thanks to the one who
prayed all night. May God bless
the relatives who have been so
very faithful. Many thanks for
the beautiful flowers and the
many cards. We wish to thank
Rev j. L. Mason and the McVay
funeral home. May God bless
each and every one.
Hildreth and Donald Daley.
52pd.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish in this manner to
thank each and everyone who
had any part in the success of
the Summerfield Homecoming.
We would also express our ap-
probation at this time to Rep.
Edmund G. James, our Memorial
Day speaker, Rev. Herbert Dur
ham, Church of Christ quartet,
Nina Fowler, Thelma Window,
the Quaker City band and any
others who contributed to this
holiday observance
American Legion Auxiliary
So Summerfield, Ohio
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For Sale-DWELLINGS LOTS

MODERN THREE bedroom bum
galow type house, gas, electri-
city, bath, gas furnace, full
basement. Beautiful oak finish
and flooring. Nice location in
Caldwell on paved street. Shown
by appointment only.
GOOD SIX ROOM, two story
house, with gas, electricity, bath
and furnace. Full basement, doub-
le garage and extra lot. Good To-
cation in Caldwell on paved
street.
GOOD FIvE-ROOM house, gas
electricity. Water in kitchen
cellar and outbuildings. Large at
tic for extra room. Three-fourths
acre of land. Good location on
Route 2l.
CHESTER ]. HOWILER-Broker
5l61s West st. Phone 228-J
Caldwell, Ohio
48 If.
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FOR SALE at Caldwell. A seven
room house, on ~ acre. New
oak floors in living room, fire
place (wood or coal), gas furnace.
Spacious brick garage, attached
to a three-room building, with
sink and city water. A nice roomy
cave, large garden spot or build
ing sites. Priced to sell. Earl T..
Osborn, Realtor, 81 9th street,
Newark, Ohio. Phone (reversed)
FA 3-6l61. l9tf.
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EIGHT ROOM modern home in
Summerfield, with furniture
Less than $4,000. Look this over
35 ACRES near Summerfield
farm land, pasture and some
timber and locust. Priced to sell
See this now.
1876 ACRES with eight room
house and outbuildings, near
Summerfield. Also 10 acres and
a five room house near Stafford
Let us show you these farms.
chester J. Howiler, Reaitor
A. Raymon Fogle, Salesman
Summerfield, Ohio
so 81 So
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A NEW HOME, just two years
old. IA by 27 living room, three
nice size bedrooms with lots of
closet space, one and half bath,
kitchen-dining room combined,
very large recreation room, laun-
dry room, fruit room and goraoe
in basement. Located in Park
Heights. See Orton Lantz or call
Caldwell 1l3. 81 2
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NOTICE - Expert picture franz
ing, good selection. Murphy's
Furniture, Caldwell, Ohio. 40tf.
PIANO TECH

Complete piano service. General
string instrument repair. | use
a Conn Chromatic Stroboscope to
assure you the utmost exactittde
IN tuning. You can see when your
piano is in tune See, write o. call
us. Reasonable rates. O. r. Cat
ten, technician, route ., Lewis
vile, Ohio. Phone LO 7-5636.
(Barnesville exchange).
48 thru / pd.
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TEN-ROOM HOUSE, double
apartment, newly decorated,
two bathrooms, two large porches,
large attic for extra room. Gas
and electric on both sides, all di-
vided. Good basement. garage,
new workshop and garden. Mrs.
Mildred Fink, 608 Main street,
Caldwell. 81 81 / pd.
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NINE-ROOM HOUSE, with built
in kitchen, new gas furnace,
price to sell. Located at GIL
North street in Caldwell. Glen
den Bates, Beverly or phone
Caldwell 740-F-22. 81 52 lpd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-25

TO THOSE INTERESTED in the
welfare and up-keep of Zion,
better known as Lutheran,
church cemeteries near HarriettS-
vile: To care properly for these
cemeteries, takes much work,
costs financially, and a new NOW
er has to be purchased. A dona-
ton from you would be appreciat-
ed. Send donation to Luna Ujl-
man. Harriettsville, Ohio.
81 So / pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-25

BIDS ARE NOW bsing accepted
by the board of education of
the Fulda Local school for bus
drivers for routes one. two and
three, to take seniors to Caldwell
and pick UP Caldwell children on
route, for janitor, cook in cafe
terra and 1000 bushels of coal,
more Or less. Bids must be in the
hands of the clerk by Tuesday,
July 7, at 800 p. m. The board re-
serves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Raphael Gerst, clerk.
SO 81 So
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to the many rel
atives, friends and neighbors for
their thoughts of kindness dur
ing the bereavement of our
loving husband and father, Ladd
Wheeler Many thanks to Rev.
A. G. Riggle and the singers for
their comforting services; the
McVay funeral home, pallbear
ers, those wlsa-.sent floral offer
ings and sympathy cards and the
LO.O.F. lodge for their special
evening service. A special thanks
to all the SarahsviIle friends who
so willingly sent food and helped
in SO many ways.
Wife, Marie and children
52pd. Jackie and Bonnie.
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CARD OF THANKS

l wish to take this opportunity
to thank my many friends who
sent me cards and visited with
me while a patient in the Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE.
52pd. Agnes Crum
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FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, full base
ment and two lots in Cumber-
land. Priced at $3.50. Will accept
car or pickup in trade. Inquire at
the Fox Garage in Cumberland.
SO 81 SO
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FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, with slate
roof, located at the entrance Of
Eastern cemetery, Surnmerfield,
to be removed off the premises
within sixty days of sale. Terms
cash. Contact either V. G. Hav-
enor, C. A. Atkinson or George
Amos, Suinmerfield. So
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LET US SAVE YOU S S S on
fertilizer. We supply Farmgro
Plant Food in bulk either
straight potash, phosphate or
nitrogen or in popular analysis.
G & N Farm Bureau, Phone 95,
Caldwell, Ohio. Al tt.
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FOUR ROOM semi-modern house
with sunporch and utility room.
All metal built-in cabinets.
Joe Werberger, north end Of
Ava on route q. 81 So l pd.
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WE WILL SELL at auction, at our
farm, located II miles south of
Caldwell, turn west at Macksburg
on county road No. 76 and go one
mile to farm, on Friday, July 10,
1859, starting at 100 o'clock p. M,
the following:
9-CATTLE-9
Consisting of six cows, ranging
in age from six to 10 years old,
freShening dates given at sale:
two heifers, Is months old (open)
one, two year old heifer due to
freShen in October. Health pap
ers furnished.
MACHINERY
l949 model Ford tractor; one
set of II" plows; New Holland
baler No, sc; rear mounted mow-
er; two-row corn planter; cement
mixer; P.T.O. Ford; 26 #. hay
elevator; International 400 ma
nure spreader; Massie Harris drag
type disc; pair of platform scales;
Blizzard 600 A ensilage cutter;
Hineman mixer: Case side de-
livery rake; four, ten gallon cans;
drop-in milk cooler unit: one
set work harness; land plow:
power lawn mower; hay rope and
fork; approximately SO bushels of
corn and other items to numerous
too list.
Terms: CASH.
VIRGIL CARREL, Owner
Route 3, Macksburg
James Watson, Auctioneer
Caldwell
Bob Merry, Clerk
(Not Responsible for Accidents)
50 IL
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THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OHIO
WANT AD SECTION
WANTED TO BUY

WOOL, BEEF HIDES and roots.
c. r. Teters, Hoskinsville. Phone
Caldwell 304-F-21. 40 If.
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FOUR ROOM house with bath,
full basement, furnace and
garage. Phone Caldwell 337.
So 2pd.
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TWENTY HEAD of good young
ewes. Brice Hannahs, Quaker
City. Ohio, route l. Three miles
south of Batesville on SR 513.
SO 81 52 pd.
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l WILL OFFER at public auction
on Saturday, June 27, beginning
at 1890 p. m., at my home in Ava,
Ohio, the following household
goods:
Dodge tractor with dual wheels;
beds; rocking chairs; two new
rugs; stands; dresser; table and
chairs.
Bottle gas stove; some tools:
good upholstered chair with foot
stool some antiques: desk and
chair; log chain and many other
items too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale: CASH.
MRS. MARTHA WOOD, Owner
Earl Tom, Auctioneer
(Not Responsible for Accidents)
So
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For Sale--CARS TRUCKS

1851 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan.
Also power lawn mower, only
one year old and good as new.
Bertha c. Hayes, Dexter City, Q.
SO pd.
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NURSING HOME

PATIENTS are now being ac-
cepted at the Hewitt Nursing
home, Cumberland, for ambula-
tory or bedfast. Reasonable
rates. Doctor on call and nursing
care "a hours a day Inquire at
the nursing home or phone Cum
berland Mercury 1866. til
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-25

SWEET POTATO plants, includ-
-. ing Nancy Hall, All Gold and
Porto Rico bunch. Archer's
Greenhouse, Caldwell route l, 2h
miles east of Carlisle on county
road 3. 81 So |
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1855 PONTIAC 4-door sedan.
Excellent condition and priced
for quick sale. Contact Tom Fer
guson at JohnSon'S Motors in
Caldwell. So
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TO THOSE INTERESTED in the
up-keep of the Mt. Tabor ceme-
terry. A new fence is going to be
built and donations are needed.
There is no other way in keeping
the cemetery up, but by dona-
tions. They should all be sent TO
either Clarence Spence or Wally
Thompson, route 1, Summerfield.
All would be appreciated.
Mt Tabor Cemetery Committee
81 50 pd.
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For SaIe-MIsCELLANEOUs

FISHING EQUIPMENT - Rods,
reels, lines, minnow buckets,
bobbers, sinkers, tackle boxes
and artificial lines. A complete
line of all your fishing needs. Tip
tons Corner Hardware, Caldwell.
81 2
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PUBLIC SALES

A PUBLIC SALE of the house
hold goods and farm machinery
(horse-drawn) will be held at the
Joseph Boyd home, one-fourth
mile north of Elba on USR 81,
Saturday, June 81, beginning at
1890 p. m. George Hale is the
auctioneer. 50
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r r SALE
For Sale-LIvESTOCK

ANGUS BULL, registered, ready
for service; a horse drawn NOW
er, good condition. Warden Ever
ly, route /, Caldwell. Phone 326-
F-5. So
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For Sale-LIVESTOCK

REGISTERED Hereford bull, six
years old, quiet and gentle. AL
SO Purebred Hereford bull, one
year old and Deering binder in
good condition. Dick Schockling,
Caldwell, Ohio, route l. Phone
729-F-31. 81 So / I'd.
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THREE-ROOM HOME on Chau-
tauqua Court, Caldwell. Phone
1888. 81 SO pd.
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For Sale PLANTS

THREE KINDS of early and late
cabbage plants; also tomatoes,
cauliflower, celery and some pi-
mento plants. George Craft, op-
posite Cozier Container plant,
Caldwell. So pd.
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L o S T

A PURE BRED hereford cow,
weighing Approximately 1900
pounds in the vicinity of Cum
berland. If found, phone John
Rayner, Cumberland, ME 8-3833.
81 So !
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OUTDOOR GRILLS, charcoal
lighter fluid, forks and, tongs.
For outdoor living, see Tipton's
Corner Hardware, Caldwell
52l
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For Sale-HOUSEHOLD GOODS

KEEP COOL! Electric fans, 20
inch; screen and screen Win
dows. Tipton's Corner Hardware,
Caldwell. So | 2
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WE ARE CLOSING out our Cen
eral Store. located five miles
southwest of Caldwell and 2Ea
miles off old USR q on County
Road 7, six miles north Of Dun
cannon. and will offer for sale on
Saturday, June 27, beginning at
10 o'clock a. m, the following:
All the stock and fixtures, such
as bolts and revolving bolt rack
90 tier), nails, clothing, grocer
les, show cases, good scales, barn
door, tracking and spouting, etc.
Everything must go. Lunch on
grounds.
Harold Goddard, Auctioneer.
l.. L. WOODFORD-Owner
Caldwell route 3
mot Responsible for Accidents)
81 81