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Rocco Headlines
Capitol Card

Antonino Rocca will meet the
Zebra Kid No. l in the feature
bout on tomorrow nights wres-
ting show at Capitol Arena.
A pair of tag team matches
also are on the card, matching
Don Curtis and Mark Levin
against Alex Nuke and Crying
Bob Corby, and Dom Levin
and Johnny Barend against
Chuck Devona and Tom Brad
ley.
In other matches, Gene
Stanlee will take on Zebra Kid
No. 2. and Johnny Valentine
will face Tokyo Joe.
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Hood, Anderson
Win in Hawaii

HONOLULU, Feb. iS (AP)
Lew Hoad defeated Pancho
Gonzales, ga, 6-l, last night
to open the American tour OF
Jack Kramer's professional ten
mis- troupe.
Nal Anderson defeated Ash
ley Cooper, SIS, 6-5, 6-3 in
the second singles match. IN
der pro scoring, the first two
sets are won by the player win
ming six games first.
The troupe leaves today fol
San Francisco where the
matches are set for Friday.
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H HSifa 70 1897 ~ 81 co nEtsI: 20
Cordozo Triumphs

Cardozo, the Interhigh
League West Division cham
pions got a mild scare yeSter-
day but recovered in time to
defeat Roosevelt, 52-49, at
Tech. Everett Lucas and John
Douglas combined for 80 points
for the Clerks.
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Herndon Is Assured
First Place Tie

Herndon defeated George
Mason, 70-ss. last night al
George Mason to gain at least
a tie for first place in the vir-
GINA District Q. Group II, bas-
ketball standings.
With the district tournament
set for February ~ and % al
Herndon, the only team that
can catch the Hornets 9-3 rec
ord is Garfield (S-3). Gar
Field plays Nokesville Friday
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Bob Clore scored "a points,
II OF them in the final period,
as George Washington over
powered Mount Vernon, $3.50,
in a Group I, basketball game
last night at Hammond. Bob
Byrd kept the Majors in con-
tention until the fourth quar-
ter with % points.
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Walter johnson had four
players hitting in double fig
ures in the first half as the
Spartans trimmed Northwest
ern, 81-52. yesterday in a Mary
land Bi-County basketball game
at Walter johnson.
Pete John led the first-half
spree, bucketing 10 of his %
nointS
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s points
AU Swimmers Win

American University's swim
ming team won its second meet
in two days, defeating Shop
herd, 1874, at AU. The Eagles
Tommy Kurtz was the only
double winner, capturing the
so and 100 yard freestyle
events.
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Martinez Loses

PORTLAND, Greg, Feb. Is
Acknowledgement Denny
Meyer of Portland last night
pounded out his Goth straight
ring victory, taking an unani-
nous decision over Vince Mar
tinez Of Paterson, N. ].
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London Takes Title

Fred Hetzel dropped in 10
points as unbeaten Landon de-
feated st. Stephens, 1888. in
in an Interstate Athletic Con-
ference basketball game yester-
day at st. Stephens. The VIC
tory enabled the Bears to clinch
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Osbourn Whipped

Nokesville ran away with a
62-28 verdict over Osbourn on
the losers court in a District
8, Group II basketball game last
night. Osbourn lost its ninth
decision in IL games.
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Hoffman Sets Mark

Hoffman-Boston set a school
scoring record with a 1898
victory over w. c. Taylor in a
Virginia InterscholaStic Associ-
alton basketball game last night
at Hoffman-Boston. Ernest
Cephas paced the victors with
81 points.
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Wakefield defeated AMMAN
dale. 1896, in a Group ! basket
ball game last night at Wake
field. Buddy Spedden held
Annandale's Terry Geib. the
States third leading scorer, to
O -.
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MIA STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION
WESTERN DIVISION

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
New York liz. st. Louis %.
Boston 95, Philadelphia 81.
Minneapolis 81, Detroit 90.
GAMES TONIGHT
New York at Cincinnati.
Detroit st Minneapolis.
GAMES TOMORROW
Boston at Syracuse.
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SidweII Booters Win

Jinx Grabill scored two goals
and Ronnie KaminSki the other
as Sidwell Friends defeated
Georgetown Prep, 80, in an
Interstate Athletic Confer
ence soccer game yesterday at
Prep.
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time. BladenSburg, never
ahead, scored on Buckley's tap
IN ond q foul ch0f
B-CC Takes Over
Bi-County Lead

Bethesda Chevy Chase moved
into first place in the Bit County
League with a 65-38 victory
over High Point in basketball
yesterday at B-CC.
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Hammond stayed on top Of
the Group I basketball stand
ings by edging Mclean, 4o-4S,
last night at Mclean. The Ad
mirals withstood fourth quar-
ter rally by the Highlanders to !
gain the victory.
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Wheaton Scores

Five players hit double figures
as Wheaton defeated Oxon Hill,
58-40. in a Bi-County League
basketball game yesterday at
OXon Hill.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday
"a. Phelns Al

Results Yesterday
Anacostia, So; Phelps, Al.
s ssiS.t ~; Wsstsrr 81 AZ. u,,b po,r,
Blair, SO; Bladensburg, IS. (oyertimel
Calvert County, IS; Margaret Brent, &c
Cardozo, 81: Roosevelt. 40.
Damascus, 81; Howard County, IS.
Eastern, 20; Chamberlain, 81.
Frederick Sasscer, AZ: Laurel, 80.
CIV, IS: Mount Vernon, 50.
Great MILL, so; Leonardtoyn, 35:
Groveton. 40: Washinqton-Lee, As.
Hammond, 40: Mclean. As.
Hoffman-B Boston, 100; W. c. Taylor, 80
Herndon, 40; George Mason. 80.
La Plata. Az; Archbishop Neale, AZ.
NoEesviiis, sc; osbo TGH g. IS
NorthwoOd, So: Gaithersburg, As.
Mackin, 81; Priory, so.
Parker-Gray. rs; Manassas Renal, 81
Rappahanock. 49, Loudoun County, At
s sfn M0nt 81 S sq HssS g.
Surrattsviile' 81; Gwynn Park, "a.
Wakefield, 40; Annandale, SO.
Walter johnson, 81: Northwestern, 81
Wheaton, So; Oxon Hill, 40.
woodbury. Forest. As: W&L FroSh, 40.
Games Today
Phelps at DeMatha, 3:45.
st. Johns at Tech, $3.50.
GNU Frosh at Carroll, 800.
Gonzasa at Episcopal 3:45.
st. James at GEORGETOWN Prep. 3:l5.
st. Stephens at st. Christopher'S
(Richmond), 800.
Lee at Annandale, z.
Woodward Prep at Laekey, ESQ.
Games TOmorrsw
Woodward w at O'Connell, $50.
Bulls Prep at AU Frosh. 3:45.
Luther Jackson at Hoffman Boston, z.
Bates ct Fsirmont Heights, /.
SOCCER
Results Yesterday
Friends, 2: Georgetown Prep. 0.
Landon, Z; St. Stephens, O..
Landon w. /: Friends ", 0.
St. Adams, 2; Episcopal, 0.
Today
81. James at GeorEetown Prep, 3:l5.
WRESTLING
Result Yesterday
Blair, n: 0allaudet ". 10.
To-day
Firginis FTosh Of woodbefry Forest.
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Five players scored in double
figures for Richard Montgomery
as the Rockets defeated Suit
land, 67-47. for the second time
this season in the Bi-County
pocl-A&Aan 7 1a1,,a
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Frank Sembly and Harry
Burton combined for AZ points
to lead Mackin to a 6l-50 bas-
ketball victory over Priory yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18

Longfellow took the lead
midway in the second quarter
and went on to a $3.50 victory
over Sherwood yesterday in a
basketball game at Sherwood.
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Northwood Wins

Northwood broke open a close
game in the second half and
went on to a 62-45 basketball
victory over Gaithersburg yes
terday on the losers court.
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SurruttsViIIe Wins

Mike O'Connell scored 81 of
his IS points in the first half to
lead Surrattsville to an 61-34
basketball romp over Gwynn
Park yesterday at Surrattsville.
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Laurel Spanked

Bob Clagett scored Is points
TO lead Frederick SaSScer to a
1890 basketball victory over
Laurel yesterday at SaSscer.
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BASKET BALL
Continued From Page c.

1
wrote another page in Bearcat
basketball history.
Robertson came off a To-day
rest to score 40 points and
boost his two-year record to
1872 points in Al games. That
shattered the all-time Cincin-
natl scoring mark of 1888,
which took Jack Twyman go
games to establish. Twyman,
now with the Cincinnati
Royals, is the third top scorer
in the National Basketball AS
ISOLATION.
Robertson has been scoring
at a 34.3 clip per game, the
fastest pace ever in major COL
legiate competition. His aver
age for the current season
is 33.1.
Last nights victory left Gin
cinnati with q 1872 record and
an 11-game winning streak
since losses to North Carolina
and N. C. State in the Dixie
Classic.
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Win for Greet Mills

Great Mills surged past
Leonarotown High 55-35, last
night at Great Mills.
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Duke Downs DeacOns

Duke broke a third-place tie
with Maryland in the ACC with
an 85-78 triumph over. Wake
Forest as Carroll Youngkin set
the pace with 80 points.
In other major action, South
ern Methodist moved closer to
ITCUs Southwest Conference
leaders by splitting Texas, 1851
while Baylor'S title hopes were
jolted in a 1888 loss to Arkan-
sas; Georgia Tech downed Ten
nessee, 59-49, in the Southeast
ern Conference, and Duquesne
and DePaul boosted their hopes
for tournament berths by turn
ing in victories. The Dukes
beat Dayton, 65-57, and DePaul
Subdued Louisville, 1903.
In West Coast Athletic Asso-
citation games, front-running St.
Mary'S (Calif.) trounced San
Francisco, 91-53, and Santa
Clara toppled College of the
Pacific, 64-56.
Harvard made up a SEVEN
point halftime deficit to nip
Brandeis, 74-73, and Memphis
State held Jim Hagan, with a
28-point average, to 20 in turn
ing back Tennessee Tech, $3.50.
Maine whipped New Hamp-
shire, 86-83, and moved to with
in a game of perennial cham
pion Connecticut in the Yam
kee Conference.
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Wakefield Clicks

Totals % 1876 Totals 221 SO
Halftime score: 1929, Mount Vernon
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CIV Stops Majors

Totals 10 II 40 Totals I5lb4B
Halftime: 32-1S, Hammond,
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WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
TOURNEY
First Round
Glenville az Anderson BrOaddus 20
w Va. WESLEYAN "a 49, w. Liberty IS
". Va. Tech 20 Wheeling IS
NIBL Exhibition
Denver 90 - Lake Charles Ua.) 81
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SuitIund Loses

Totals c2l45s Totsls 14I@ 40
Halftime: 3l-22, Wheaton.
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Johnson Ahead

Totals % - IS Tota
Halftime: 2S-14. B-CC.
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Win for Muckin

Totals I7l2 46
Halftime. 1916.
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Hammond Wins

Totals IA 81 40
Halftime; 29-17. '
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ALABAMA AVE.

Near Naylor I'd, s.e.-8-rm. brick
gas heat, front porch; corner lot;
convenient 10 schools, shopping
center and movies: good bus serv-
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COLONIAL VIRGINIA HOME, built
in 1878 3 master bedrms.,
baths. servants rms. and bath,
liv. rm., library. din. rm., kit,
box terraces, fireplaces. oil heat;
$3.50 per month. Call COL. L.
SONS, Real Estate Brokers, SIP
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
(coNIlNUED)

EASTERN AVE. NE. 4s12-Beau
tiful Colonial. 6 rms. center hall
2h baths, rec. .rm.; immaculate
new wall-to-wall carpeting (pad
ded), large wall mirror and crys
tal-glass chandelier In dining rm.
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BEECH ST. NV, Just Oh Western
ga baths, recreation room, ga
rage, large yard: immaculate
$3.50. Available immed. Shown
by appointment only. B. =. SAUL
CO.. 925 18th st.. NV. Ma. g.
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CLINTON, MD.-2-bedrm. all-steel
Lustron rambler, mr.. Andrews
garage. JU. 5-6533.
.CLOSE-IN S.E.-3-bedrm. house;
full basement. Conv. schools and
transp. SIS. Ii. 4-8646.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.E.

AVONDALE AREA-Det brk.. 8
Ice. bedrms., powder rm. on LIST
r.. rec. rm., slate roof, tremen"
dous grounds, lSO-tt. tront.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
FOREIGN SERVICE FAMILY,

FOREIGN SERVICE FAMILY. 1
child, require furn. house or apt.
from mid-October, for 4 or 9
weeks; prefer 0eorgetown or Wes-
ley Heights. AID, 2-109b.
GEoRGETOWN-small unfurn, q
bedrm. house or apt. Can giye lona
lease and reference. OIL. 6-S476.
HELP US and wen help you'll We
need rental property for our long
list OF clients desiring homes In
ee aSr PsoDsrt yiMEnis a5sa d rSE
WRIGHT REALTY. ia. 7-7193,
OR BUY WITH Low CASH By 2
professional women. Unfurn. 2-S
bedrm. house, 0eorgetoWn. $3.50
mo. FE. 7-4369.
GROOM HOUSE in ne, or uppei
Sc. section. Ii. 3-36S3 after 8 OF
all day Sat. and Sun.
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CAPITOL HILL
Open Sunday, Us

FOUND, a lovely home, near Barney
circle, with shiny hardwood floors.
Hollywood tiled bath. de luxe KIT.
awnings: . illl Dsmt. a gas gas n Tids
concrete front porch. suitable for
white or colored. You must see
this wonderful home and at such
a low bargain price; only $500
down or trade your present home
as dn. pymt. FALLIN REALTY
RI TT A.T9OO or PIE NARA
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AAA MoTEI.s FOR SALE
ADVICE. consultation; exclusive full
time motel broker, travel specials
onering recommendations besi
motel buys.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

NEW Dust completed)-suburbar
Townhouses; air conditioned: liv.
ing room, dining room. modern
electric kitchen: dishwasher. etc;
3 bedrooms, bath and 2 powder
rooms. Recreation room; garden.
House and grounds maintained BY
management; $3.50 to S245.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AAA MOTELs FOR SALE
Advice. consultations; exclusive full
time motel broker, travel specialist
onering recommendations best
motel buys.
232 woodward Bldg. Jackson $1,000
AUT0M0TIVE JOBBERS wanted to
distribute oil additives, transmits
sion sealing chemicals, auto care
products, brake fluids, polishes and
AUTO PARTS. inc, ga Maple
ave, Vienna, Va, or phone Mr.,
Mason. DU. 5.6li2.
BEAUTIFUL spiit-level 5-bay sta
ton located on Triangle across
street from large shopping center
with more stores opening in Dec
Very well equipped station. Must
have exp. and have $4,000 For
apt. Call Ia. $4,000.
BEAUTY SALON EQUIPMENT =
Complete modern shop, practically
new, Wonderful buy for person
starting. business. Will sacrifice
Phone EN-. 3-0251 Sun. Mon.
BRAND-NEW LIQUOR TAVERN
Almost ready 70 open on busy cor
ner, 18th and 0irard st. NV; With
new equipment. good lease and
terrific business assured. Exper,
operator with $4,000 can own
going, profitable business outright
OWNER. De. 'a-e480. HA. 2-ss4s.
CANDY
Wholesale-retail mfg. facility for
sale; D. G., Terms TO responsible
party: Gail ~. s-265S for de-
coIN:oPERATED reducing salon
Have the hrst In Washington
area; Vast potential. All set up,
are bu " SpefMsI sc1 sss T e0DD sSp
Have insurance. Build your own
good will. UN. 4-2229 after i2 p. m
C dsrst. 4 ;t. AND AND s ssyv s..n a41
well-estab. business. Reason for
selling, sickness. JU. 9-96l0;
night or Sunday. JU. S-9377.
DELICATESSEN for sale; good op-
por.; mr.. school; must sell because
of illness. 705 Webster st. NV.
DRIVEN RESTAURANT-so. Nd.
Only. curb servict in area. A 60
cause Of other business Interests.
doubled by right person. Low down
payment to responsible person
Legal slots will paw of business
and rent. $1,000. CHI. S-406S.
DRY-CLEANNG STORE and press
ing machine, complete: lots Of
clothes: must be sold Immediately
81 o st. NV, DE. 2-57S9.
DRUGSTORE, 100000 minimum
volume anticipated for 1850; sub
urban Nd. Box 429-T, Star.
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT with
steady clientele. food and liquor
served. Minimum weekly take in
guaranteed $1,000. Parking lot
available. Make an offer. RAG
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/ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
COMMUNION

sERvIvE STATION for lease; At.
l si iss 81, n: Ar css.aaSi
area, Open and avail. immed /
good gallonage: outstanding OF.
port Call Mr.. MORGAN, IA. o.
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HOUSES TO SNARE

ARMED FORCES OFFICER Or sen.
p ssTsH e urn sAf SUu.. ny n e. sO Wash
ington Forest, Nd. Conv. TO An.
drews and Boiling. CHI. 6-7e53.
MAN WILL SHARE 5.room furn-
ished house with couple. Call ia
S-0393 ewes.
NICELY FURN.-3-bedrm. house tS
share with another bachelor. Be.
thesda area. BOX 437-L, Star.
WANTED young men 70 shar,
4-bedrm, house; lRe. liv.. rm.,. rec
2. e. or Arl, Reas, Also cQnv,. Z
Pentagon and airport For further
info, call Wo. 0-26S2.
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COLORED-6th ST. NE.
5 5FkER E RNSii AUT EPT IT. A sATE
LIST NATL. REALTY
. THOMAS CIR. NV, RE. 1888
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"ArnOld j.. >
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ACCOKEEK, MD.-4-bedrm. house
s::.ISe q PS scris K the %. Msys Ssa
S 5n,n and Area kitchen S WITH Sa;AE SPsas
fast bar and eating space, den
and lots OF closets and storage
space; very conV. to Andrews and
Boiling: Q 2-yr. lease Is available;
$3.50. Must have own stove and
REFRIGERATOR. Butler 3-2121 or
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Murray Levine, AID. 4-S737
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

BARGAIN-Lovely 4-bedroom home
in Anacostia. Gas h.-wh., only
$4,000. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Call MIR. Ryan. DE, 2-511S
or VIII. 2-S942 with M. PAUL
HANNAH, 1872 18th st. NV ME.
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SERVICE a .UE, sT T1S n. q BE-,
SON 5Oi In wador,t Nd; Pulls
a msnt 70 f.u TlEst pe cs jaw Hyest
ewes. AP. 7-0S54.
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n 7l55IIss[Q AHT BROS "a INC; .sao,
GLOVER PARK

1880 seth st. NV.
Three bedrooms. 2 baths. living
room, dining room, kitchen, rec.
room, .garage. $3.50. Immediate
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Realtors. Uptown once. EN-. 2-671y
CLEVELAND PARKS low 2Os =
Lovely, det., center-hall home!
bedrooms up: oil h.-w. heat
Fenced YARD. Carport. Convenient
to shopping, schools and trans
portation. REALISTINGS CORP.
OIL. 2-020S.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-29
Tax Levies
Continued from page one

each district in order to operate
the schools in that district
efficiently. In several districts,
the failure of their levy would
mean that the district would not
then qualify for state assistance.
Without this assistance, it would
be impossible for the school to
operate. A district must levy at
least ten mills in order to receive
minimum state aid.
When the failure of a levy
keeps the district from receiving
state assistance, then the district
must Immediately do one of three
things:
Vote again at a special cleo
ton on the levy. This makes
delay and additional expense;
Close the schools and send
basis, meanwhile voting on {
basis, meanwhile voting on {
levy to pay tuition costs;
Be annexed to another district
which has sufficient levy.
The boards of education are
asking only what is necessary tc
operate the schools and the
failure of any levy will seriously
disrupt the school system.
Although it has been com
pletely overshadowed by the
bond issue, the Caldwell school:
are also asking for a reneWa
of tax levy in the amount o
eight mills.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-29
Telephone Rates
Continued from page one

therein;
(b) Approve and authorize
the filing of applicants pro-
posed Local Exchange Tariff
P.U.C.O. Nc. 5, reflecting such
increased rates and charges;
(c) Approve and authorize
the filing Of applicants pro-
posed Local Exchange Tariff
P.U.C.O. No. 6, reflecting such
increased rates charges;
Cd Establish an effective
date for such increased rates
and charges;
(e) Accept the company's
proposed annual depreciation
rates for use in determining
annual depreciation accruals;
and
(f) Grant your applicant
such other and further relief
as your applicant is reasonably
entitled to in the premises.
The area rates proposed in
the supplemental and amended
application will effect the fol-
lowing locations as shown.
Area one, which includes
Summerfield, rates for one
party lines, $3.50; two party,
S5.65; four party, $4.75; and
muiti-party, S5.25.
Area two, including Lower
Salem and Senecaville, rates
for one party lines, $6.75; two
party, $3.50; four party, $500;
and muIti-party, $3.50.
Area three, including Bev-
erly, Caldwell, Dexter City
and Lowell, rates for one party
line, $500; two party, S6.l5;
four party, $5.25; and multi
party, $5.75.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-29

county farmers.
The 1888 calves were pur-
chased by As buyers from 20
counties in Ohio. The largest
buyer purchased 149 head.
Eleven hundred calves from
the three beef breeds are billed
for sale by the Guernsey-Noble
group on October % at the
Coshocton yards. About 1900
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-29

All extreme range Of from SPOTS
to $21.25 per hundred. A group
of nine choice heifers weighing
an average of $50 pounds
brought top price; while group
of II medium heifer calves that
averaged 302 pounds brought
$21.25 per hundred.
The heifers weighed in at 16
pounds per head lighter weights.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-29

and cleared at $500 per hundred
less than the heifers sold in the
first 1858 sale.
The reduced weights and low
er prices resulted in gross re-
turns of about $3.50 per head
less than was realized from
calves sold in 1858.
There were 472 calves sold in
this sale consigned by Noble
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-29

calves have been consigned TO
sell at Coshocton on November
4th. This group of calves will in
clude about 500 Guernsey-Noble
calves and 700 from the CoShoc-
ton area feeder calf association.
The indications now point to
market prices for the two later
sales similar to those reported
here.