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PERSONAL

ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE; statements. taxes. pay
roll, etc. No account too small or
too larse. Very reas. RIA. B-Ol55.
BUS FOR HIRE-For church pic
MICS, Sunday School, or private
schools that may be need OF bus
for Sept; rates reasonable. DA.
C-D02S.
CAMP IN MAINE, ideal healthy
surroundings, for boys and girls;
salt water, eounseiors, excellent
supervision: trip starting July LIST;
moderate rates. OIL. 2-DS73.
Confidential Investigations
Domestic relations. accidents. miss.
guards. INQUIRIES, INC. 1901
M st. NV" ST. $3.50 or Po
DRESSES, beautifully made, prac-
tically. new: very reasonable: sizes
IL. IA. and 10. ia. 9-40I0.
JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB. learn 10
dance In . warm congenial at
mosphere. Pay IS you so no con-
tract 81 per hour lesson, free
wkly. social, Call Ho 2-2277
LADY, experienced. would like typ
ing or bookkeeping at home: call
after 8 weekdays. IA. 1855.
PORTRAITS IN OILS-hand paint.
ed on canvas from your photo:
Sx1O; $50 Incl. framing. Price fol
larger size on request. JU. 8-666S
PRIvATE HOME has room avail
able for care Of elderly lady. JU
5-6461. No calls Saturday.
PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS and
divorce evidence. ALL-STATE IN
VE5TIGATORS. WO. 6-027g.
RETIRED PROFESSOR with big
house wants educated, refined
COUPLE TO live with him. IA.
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III = ST. NV,

cRFbrf = c6 Sis UNIVERSAL ;.i SrI
THOS. }. OWEN q SON,
Auetioneers,
III 3 ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER $3.50 THIRD STREET
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. in Liber No,
land records Of the District q
Columbia, and ct the request OF
the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction in front Of the
premises, on Friday. THE
TWENTY-sIxTH DAY OF JUNE!
AID. 1850, AT TWO o,CQCk
PM. the following described land
and pre%i nIS situate ea in a. ne pls
S as and ID being Lot s. n Reed's
subdivision Of lots in Square 1854
"Edgewood" and Central Addi-
ton" as per plat recorded In the
once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber rs
at Folio l06,
TERMS: sold subject to q prior
(buildlng association) deed OF
trust for approximately 50, 100. 90;
further particulars Of which will
be announced at time Of sale:
the purchase price above said
trust TO be paid in cash, A de-
post OF $500 required. Con-
veyaneing, recording. etc, At pur-
ehasers cost, Adjustments ss,n raenis =, MADE Ss
Complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion OF
the trustees.
]. J. KELLIHER,
GEORGE L. BOSWELL.
je16.is,20.23,25 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN a SON
Auctioneers.
iii e ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
AS MADISON STREET NORTH
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No, 10522,
Folio 494 ct Sea-. Of the land
records OF the District OF Colum-
bia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the UNDER
signed trustees will sell. at pub
lie auction, in front OF the prem
ises. on MONDAY, THE TWENTY.
SECOND DAY OF JUNE. AID.
1859. AT ONE FORTY Five
O'CLOCK Pm, the following de
scrihed land and premises, situate
In the District Of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot l4l
in Square 1908.
TERMS Sold subject to prior
building association deed Of
trust for approximately SS..SS.7J
and q second trust Of approx
mately 3.4O3. 0j: further partic-
llars Of which will be announced
at time OF sale; the purchase pEiee
above said trust to De paid in
cash. A deposit Of $500 required
Conpeyaneing. recording, etc. at
purchasers cost. Adjustments
made as Of date Of sale. Terms 70
be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property NAV be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion
OF the trustees,
SOL PETERS.
RUSSELL WINE.
te1l.l3.15,1S.20 Trustees
AnAA A WEgCEHN rn n ann
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ATTENTION:
MACHINISTS
CRAFTSMEN
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS
MECHANICAL
TECHNICIANS
INSPECTORS
Investigate Opportunities al
MELPAR
!, M l,,,I,LII, re- La ,I

Washington's Largest
Industrial ORGANIZATION
5000 Arlington Blvd. p. c., Va
AUTO BODY REPAIRMEN = Z
metal men for large QM dealer
paid holidays. good working eond'
Men must do expert work, Con-
t Hnbrs Vt; i sa9ysYr; I Ho. s-7ooO'
AUTO MECHANICS I2), real oppty.
Tor exper, men to work for q vol-
ume service dealer. Pleasant work.
eond., 1880 pay basis. vacation,
other company BENEFITS. See Mr.
Ayres. PALMER FORD. INC, 3l1O
Hamilton ST.. Hyatts., Nd.
AUTO BODY MAN, chrysier, ex.
perienced. excellent working con-
ditions, b-day week. Apply sKINK-
ER MOTOR CO.. INC, 1915 Goth
g. NV. DI, 1.4310. See Mr.. Neu-
man sat. or Sun. AID. $4,000.
AUTO RODY NAN, combinat ion
paint and body: flexible pay plan,
usual benefits; must be sober and
reliable. FoLLIN MOTORS. 1901
Baltic; ave, College Park, Nd. UN,
AUTO PAINTER's HELPER-white
AUTO BODY, 3240 Prospect 81
NV, Re. 3-7020. Mr.. Hart.
AUTO BODY MAN---ist class only:
must have own hand tools: s.
day ,wk.. plenty Of work. overtime
Y desired. Holidays with pay.
Commission basis. Apply BRIoHT.
WOOD AUTO CENTER, Sn17
0eorgla ave. NV, RIA. 6-1sO0.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC AMI
EELPER' young, white, eos n
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Bulldozer Operator

Experienced operator for new D-7
tractor. Report TO WayneWood
subdivision, miles south Of Alex
andria on Mt. Vernon blvd, Mon
c cf.Hsin aH ". oosS Nj o-i ne.
BUTcHER. for high-class market.
take comyL, ehargei. must know
market. Write. giving refs, age.
sal, expected and exper. 70 Box
240.T, Star.
ern Virginia arm. Reliable and
residentisi buildine. Must know
all phases Of construction and be
able 70 co-ordinate all trades. Ex-
celient opportunity for right per-
son. Write full particulars Boz
CARPENTER - Estabiished home
Improvement co. wants carpenter
gubeontractor for rec. rooms.
Must Be sober and reliable. BOZ
l20-T, star.
CARPENTER, experienced LURE
Co. system wood wall panels and
roof truss. 1858 Branch ave. Sc,
Camp Springs, Nd. 7. ". COOP
Err. II. 6-69le: ewes. OK 1855.
CARPENTER, all-round good man
for layout and running job, ex-
perieneed only; top pay: Bethesda
area. En-. 5-0b46.
cARPENTERs, FIRST class. Inquire
a. RAMBLEWOoD VILLAGE. near
Clinton. Nd out Branch ave. TO
CARPENTERs WANTED = with
tools and transp. Call 80. b-7b1l
for information.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suhdiyi-
sion. 0reenbelt. Nd. Apply to Mr..
CARPENTER; good wages. steady
work. Pohiek Estates. out Shirley
highway to Ft. Beivoir cioverleaf,
follow signs TO POHICK ESTATES.
CARPENTER FOREMAN, young.
willing TO work with tools, opport.
with CROWNS genl contrs GA.
1926.
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% ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where less
~ to get quicker results Star casfied-Phone L. $4,000
NELR MEN


BOOKKEEPER. part time: must b.
exper. and accurate: 8 hrs. . week
day or eve; for Q small reputable
business In Hyattaville. state ex-
per-, present employment. hriy,
rate and time avail. p. o. Boz
2Os, Hyattsvilie, Md.
BOY FRIDAY-To do bookkeepinI
and general once work. Experience
In builders once and real estate
desirable; car necessary: one-mar
once. Call n. o. SMITH, OIL
2.l627: eyes,, and sun, EN-. b.
BRiCKLAYER
$50 plus. long Job, out New Hamp-
saIs 9 u.s. c CT ;5s rs fsSssaicsP
BRICKLAYERs
Long Job, top pay. 03lp Columbia
gaEs,, ,, $50 ,PlggO. COMMUNITY
BRICKLAYERs, 81 per hr, Report
70 U6AR Training. Ctr, Rte. 26.
Rockville. Nd. See Mr.. sCHIL-
BUILDING sUPERfNTENDENT,
light commercial; top wages 70
oualified man. Apply 314 Penna,
ave. Sc. and A.. from Q am, until
~ noon. Saturday, June 20. for
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GARDENER

with knowledge Of
maintenance Of grounds, trees and
shrubs, for housing deyelopment.
Of colored men, Year-round lob.
Write, giving full particulars Of
experiences. references. salary, age,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20

MAINTENANCE MAN, white, ex-
perienced only. married. Apart
msnt, utilities. disqualification. In
surance. salary. Box 6s-Y. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20
HELP MEN

FIELD EN0INERR, general eontr.
doing CONNER. and govt. bldg.
exper. field engineer. 0raduafe.
civil pref. not essen. submit res.
gme Of dual. and exper. Box 2s-Y,
FORD PARTS MAN - Rxper.. IA
Metro. wash si ior he s1's Oldest esP. for "a
leadership. Many co. Dement'S, see
q call Burt Haynes, HILL q SAM
DERg. 1880 VIers Mil rd., Whea.
ton. Nd. 10. $4,000.
F0RMICA MAN, experienced. Tor
salary; ideal working conditions.
Permanent employment. Cali u.
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Furniture Finishers

Experienced IN all phases Of service
and toueh-up work for hieh-
quality furniture store: s days;
pleasant working cond.; Company
BENEFITS. Call Mr.. JOHNSON,
UN. 4-7344
FURNITURE SALESMAN - COM
nonsense knowledge Of redecorat-
ing; exper not Important. Gail
GEORGE SAAH. JU. 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-20

Ne N.ui sGt' s < ESEf M SSPtss' d Mr
INC; 1915 goth st. NV. DI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ATTRAC., CLOSE-IN home for
/ Christian young men and wom-
en-: delicious food: 1856 N. St,
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TIRED OF WORKING
FOR OTHERS?
WHY NOT BE
YOUR OWN BOSS?

You can get the benefits
of your Cwn hard work We
have for lease q modern por-
celain enamel ebay service
station in Alex. Va. EXper.
not neces. We have paid
training program and imam
cial aid in addition to many
other programs to assist
you ir running a profitable
business. For additional in
formation without ob,iga-
ton. call Mr.. NUGENT.
Elk. 3-2516 between 9-5
Mon. through Fri. other
times, LII. 2-2539.
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RESIAUEANI -oA,
DOWNTOWN LOCATION
RESTAURANT


C PITOL HILL AREA-Equip. and
stocked. Reasonable. Seating ca
pacity IS to 30 people. For appt.
Call IL. 7-976S bet. s a.n1.-7 pm.
ROOMING HOUSE, Z rooms; on
18th and Columbia I'd. NV; sac
rifice sale. Owner leaving town.
WO. 6-SS37. 12 noon to 10 pm.
SELr SERVICE FOOD MARKET.
on U. S. l, one mi. north OF Laurel,
Md All stock and equipment. Good
profitable business, immed. poss.
Must sell immed Weekly gross
$1,000. Sacrifice price, $4,000. PA.
5-gS4S or PA. 5-4540 day or
night. --------------
SERVICE STATION for lease in
Fairfax County in. Mclean. ".
mai wanting own business: mini
mum capital investment, excellent
renta terms, paid training. Call
MOBIL OIL CO, Elk 3-25l 8,
daily, or call Mr. Douglass, JE.
2-9452 after z pm.
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ALE ROOMS FURR.-s.E..s.w.

Mr.. BOILING FIELD-clean front
rm., twin beds, side entr.: so sgl,,
Sl3 dbl. 10. 2-Sl49,
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YOUR RENT SIS TO WORK
$1,000. LA. 6-0462. LA. 6-01S2
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

URGENTLY NEED HOUSES and
APARTMENTS, furnished or unfurn-
ished to rent in Northern Va. We
nave over so prospective tenants
waiting for accommodations at
ali prices from S1OO to $500 per
month. Reasonable fee: manage
ment optional No charge for list.
ing. BARR REALTY. INC. JE. -
1904 IA 4-33b0
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ROOMS FURNISHEn-N.E.

CATHOLIC U. vIC.-Sgle. front rm.,
semipvt bath. gent. preferred. No
drinkers. LA. 6-7246.
lO2 eth ST. N.E.-Nicely furn.
rms. Gentlemen pref. Ii. 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27

USED-CAR DEALER has large brick
garage; licensed for mechanical
work Will rent or open to prop
osition. Kinks KLEEN KARS.
l322 l1th ST Sc. Ii 4-7l72
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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

One bedroom apartment. Ultra
modern kitc..en, picture windows,
huge closets, wired for air con-
ditioning.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

AL bargain on moving every
Gay "a hrs: rm. So Q rms
$40; 3 rms. $12 to SIS: houses
SO to S25. Furniture accepted
in trade No hidden cost Free
estimates. We are specialized in
moving Ask your friends.
D. C. VAN LINES
ST. 3-2298 ME S-llO5
BLUE RIBBON VANS rooms for
$50 bonded carriers. Don't wait
too late Call LII. 1880
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE -.
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
storage Reas. rates. ia. 9-2937
FOR YOUR MOST reasonable move.
call THRIFTY NOV. g. HAULING
SERVICE, LU. 1-45S1, "A hours
HILL" MOVERS LU 1880
Authorized lCC: fast careful serv.
ice installation service.
gIL..s TRANSFER CO.-sP 8.
only; .ow tarin Free estimates
KEAHEY'S MOVING. STORAGE =
Lge or small: pianos refgr, etc
Nd Va and D c. EN- 2-5657
LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
beaches q specially s L. NOR
R1s TU 2-ll5O or IT, 2-sy02
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage
in separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO. 1-0l04 UNION STOR-l
AGE CO.. INC. Est 1906
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE tranO.
to Wash. June, 1860. wishes to
exchange his Tucson, Ariz. q
bedrm., . liv.-rm, rec. rm.. p
bath home mr.. mountains for
similar size house In Bethesda or
children. OIL. 2-445s.
WILL SELL, trade for older house,
ground tapt, commercial or resi-
dentiaD house located. at all facii-
tiles. schools churches. shopping
and transp Call JU 5-4Aq4
weekdays after 5 pm. Sun. an
time.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
~ MOTrTe FOp SAFE

AAA MOTELs FOR SALE
Advice consultation; exclusive iull.
time motel broker travel specialist
offering recommendations best
JOE H THOMPSON
932 Woodward Bldg. jackson $4,000
A NEW growing restaurant, vic Of
Sill Spg., Md, crossing 50 200 per
Wk.: I5-year lease; substantisil
down payment Selling due to Ill
health. Box 276-L. Star.
Be Your Own Boss!
The U S. Chamber of Commerce
reports the service field as a bil-
lion dollar market; Get o.. on the
"MISTEP SERVICE"
In your area. Features such serv-
ices as Wallmaster cleaning, dry
cleaning Of carpeting, floor main
tenance, furniture cleaning, TO in.
dustry and homesl Full and part
time opportunities! No experience
necessary! Operate from honel
You can't lose! Those selected re-
ceive a written guarantee assur.
money on your investment. Train
ing. advice. national advertising.
modern CONTINENT and supplies
provided Moderate down payment,
balance naysble in monthly in-
stallments Call OIL. 6-4235.
BEAUTY Well established;
downtown: wants to take in an
active associate. man or woman.
ron nth ST. NV
DEALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS
Year-round money-making oppor.
offered this area by mfrs. extern
sive linz. FIBFRGI ASS swimming
pools. Modest investment INTER
NATIONAL FIREPGLASS CORP,
1911 37th ave, jackson Heights
70, N. Y.
FOR SALE : Shoe repair shop,
across -treet from Hot Shoppe
now being built Doing GOOD bust
ness. Con he expanded RE. o.
5G0' "fte- and Sun. all day.
LAUNDRIES. Maytag. coin op. as
low as $1,000 down, completely
installed. So finance. OIL. 1929.
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MAJOR OIL, COMPANY

Has available three beautiful
modern stations, nrby. Vir-
ginia area: excellent orpof-
tunity. All interested parties
call Mr.. KING. ia. 9-S5O0.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-30
Virginia Lofting of Huge New Test
 Balloon Puts Whole E. Coast In Tizzy

boards were glutted with calls.
 David o. Tyson of Mendham, N. J., an Associated Press report CT, gave this description: q looked up and it appeared to me at first to be a blimp high in the sky. There was one bright central light in the middle and around this were di1nly flickeding small er- lights. They loked almost like sparks. The smaller lights seemed vaguely to form the outline of blimp with its running lights blinking.
 'NThe object began to float downward slowly, drifting off to the southeast. But as it drifted downward it looked more like a flare"
 The balloon was sent up in a two-stage rocket with a thrust of 100000 pounds.
 The space agency said the whole huge balloon was folded into a container 2612 inches in diameter. The sphere was made of plastic and coated with silvery aluminium outside.
 After the balloon was released 25O miles up, air trapped inside it began to expand it. Then four pounds of water in two plastic bags was released inside the bal loon. At that altitude the water expanded into vapor and com pleted the blowing up of the balloon.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-30
Alaska Air Bases Slated To Receive Funds For
 Construction Programs

WASHINGTON The Air Force has released $5,730,000 in construction funds for use in building programs at II Alaska Air Force stations, the office Of Representative Ralph Rivers an nounced this week.
 Elmendorf Air Force Base will receive $69O,OOO for airfield ap- proach lighting, a missile assem- ply shop and an ammunition storage area.
 The biggest project on the list calls for construction of a $1,730,- 900 composite operations build- ing and recreation facility at Northeast Cape Air Force sta tion on St. Lawrence Island in the Boring Sea.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-30

WASHINGTON, R The United States has a spectacular new entry in the space derby - a balloon as big as a 10-story building that initiates 250 miles above the earth.
 The first space balloon launch ing Wednesday at Wallops Island, Va, was a smashing success. Not only did tde balloon perform as planned, it startled the dickens out of hundreds of citizens all over the Eastern Seaboard.
 The balloon, 100 feet in diam eter, was the biggest object any one has ever sent up into the fringes of space. But it weighed only 130 pounds.
 It was not meant to go into or bit, and soon fell back into the sea. It was visible for 10 minutes. Later the National Aeronautics and Space Administration hopes to put some of these giant space travellers into orbit around the earth.
 The balloon, fired at $40 pm, caught the rays of the sun at the top of its flight. As it unfolded up there, it's aluminized surface caught the light at different angles and sent forth myriad flashes of reflected sunlight
 Many who saw it thought it was flare, surrounded by sparks.
 The project was not nnounced in advance and nobody knew what it was.
 Professor Robert Brown, 'direc- tor of the Moonwatch Station at New Haven, Conn, said it looked like "the craziest thing in the world"
 Civil Defense officials checked in with their headquarters within minutes. Newspaper, police and radio station telephone switch
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-30
w. German Troops Will Prevent Red Celebrations On Revolt Birthday

BONN, Germany, R - The Western Allies were reported agreed today that troops should be used if necessary to prevent display of the new Communist East German flag in West Berlin next week.
 Allied officials said no special alert has been ordered for their Berlin garrisons yet But they indicated such an order was quite probable when East Germany eel ebrates the 42nd anniversary of the Soviet. revolution November T.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-30
Doctors Succeed in Grating Severed
 Human Leg

HAYWARD, Calif, tR - A team of doctors has succeeded for the first time in grating back the severed leg of a human
 Surgeons said they could find no parallel in medical history for the operation performed in Eden Hospital here, although such things as severed finger tips and ears have been grafted.
 The operation, announced We'd nesday, was kept secret for three months, until doctors decided it was successful.
 The operating surgeons, whose names will remain secret until their work can be reported in medical journals, described the operation anonymously in the Hayward Review
 Surgeons gave the story /in a series of interviews with a re- porter for the daily newspaper.
 The right leg of Billy L. Smith, 25, was crushed a few inches above the knee by crane while he was debricking a furnace. Only a two-inch strip of skin connected the leg to the stump.
 An orthopedic surgeon, who corrects deformities, telephoned a vascular surgeon, who specializes in mending torn vessels, and asked, You want to try for a miracle?"
 The vascular surgeon agreed.
 After blood vessels in the low CT leg were flushed with anti clotting fluids, the vascular sur geon said he 'fhooked up the sev- cred main artery and started the blood flowing. The foot imme- diately turned pink"
 But shortly after he stitched together the main veins, so arter- ial blood could return to the heart, the foot turned white again and there was no pulse in it.
 The artery was reopened, a clot removed, blood vessels were flushed again and have functioned perfectly since.
 The orthopedist cut away mangled tissue, leaving a two inch gap between the flesh parts of the leg sections and then bridged the gap with two inches from the upper leg bone.
 All that remains now are skin gratis and an operation within a few months to link the main hip nerve to the lower leg. where at present there is no sensation.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-30
New Type Experimental
 Nose Cone Fired at Cape
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, lR

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, R - An Atlas missile crowned with a new tactical-type nose cone thundered over the Atlantic early yesterday on an intercon- tinental range flight.
 This was the second test for the new cone, which stood nearly 12 feet tall atop the 80-foot missile. The first test earlier this month was successful
 The cone is designed for faster re-entry, heavier payloads and greater accuracy.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-30

"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 available at The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-30

Numbered Duplicate Stub Tickets
 For Sale at The Nugget
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-23
Ebers Are
Moving to
Iowa

Mr.. and Mrs. James Eb-
ers and sons, Craig 51a and
Jimmy 31a are leaving July
30 to make their home in
Clinton. Iowa, where Mr.. Eb-
ers is associated with The
Curtis Co.
He has been there for some
time now, just coming home
for Weekends.
They have now sold their
home on Cynthia Dr., to Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Drzek Jr.,
who will move here fr o m,
Thompson with their two
children Stephany 3, a n d
Steve /. Mr.. Drzek is with
the Prudential Insurance Co.
The Ebers lived in Cleve-
land before moving to Char
don about a year and a half
ago but Chardon was not a
STANCE PLACID for them. Mrs.
Ebers grandparents lived
here and her great, great un-
cles Eli and Bruce Wallace
sparted the old Geauga Re-
publican. Her relatives first
came to Chardon in a b o u t
1920.
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AQUILLA
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
ers. The hospital is beautiful
and will be ready for patients
on July 20.
Mrs. Mae Haberle and
daughter spent Sunday at the
PARIS.
Little Terry Engel has Chi
cken pox.
Mrs. Charlotte Grover at
tended a wedding shower gi-
ven in honor of her daughter
at the home OF Mrs. Vern Ed
ginglin in Chesterland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Vargo
visited in Madison Sunday.
Linda Parr Is vacationing
at her sisters home. Mrs. Nc.
Conahy in Burton.
Mrs. Grover visited Mrs.
John Russell in Kiwanis
Lake.
Mrs. Betty Parr and Mrs
Dolores Engel attended
pink and blue shower on Fri
day for Mrs. Clemson in
Hambden.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-23
Mrs. Smith
at
Shower

Mrs. Wilson w. Smith Jr.,
was the honored guest Friday
evening when Mrs. John w.
Fulton and her daughters
Anne and Hester entertained
at a buffet supper and baby
shower for her.
Their guests were: Mrs.
Paul Johnson and daughter,
Barbara, Mrs. John Aumick,
Miss Jean Mowrey, Mrs.
Earl Evans, Miss Ellen Kulp,
Miss Helen Manifold, Miss
Janet Fenwick, Mrs. Wilson
Smith, Mrs. Phillip Sanborn,
Mrs. William Wilder, Mrs.
Charles w. Beam Jr., Mrs.
David Sage, Mrs. w alter
Sargent of Willoughby, Mrs.
Glenn Wilder and Mrs.
James Mazak.