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Evening star., 1960-09-26
John MucMurruy,
Career Diplomat

NORFOLK. Conn.,, Sept. 26
(AP). - John Van Antwerp
MacMurray, 78. a career diplo-
mat and one-time United
States Ambassador to Turkey,
died yesterday after a long ILL
ness. Immediate cause of death
was not given.
Mrs. MacMurray, who main-
tanned a winter residence at
Captiva, Fla, had summered in
the Doolittle Lake region Of
Norfolk for the last 40 years.
He was admitted to the bar
in 1906 and started his diplo-
matte career in 1907 as a lega-
ton secretary in Siam. He
served as Assistant Secretary
of State in 1924-1925 and was
Ambassador to Turkey from
1896 to 1912 when he became
special assistant to the Secre-
tary of State. He retired in
1914 while holding that office.
He was regarded as an expert
on Far Eastern affairs although
his diplomatic duties carried
him to many sections of the
world. He served as minister
to Estonia, Latvia and Lithu-
ania from 1888 to 1885.
He is survived by his wife, a
son, two daughters and two
sisters.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
ADVERTISEMENT
WANT TO SMOKE
new KIND OF PIPE
80 DAYS FREE?

Chicago (Special) New prin-
ciple that contradicts every idea
you've ever had about pipe
smoking. E. A. Carey, a business
man, who discovered it, guar
antees it to smoke cool and mild
hour after hour, day after day,
without rest, without bite, Bit
terness or goo.
To prove it to readers, he'll
send you a pipe to smoke at his
risk. Just send postal for COM
plete trial offer. Write to: E. A.
Carey, 1920 Sunnyside Ave-,
Dept. Blk, Chicago 40, III.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
H. T. Thompson,
Meat Cutter

Harry T. Thompson. sr., 81,
a meat cutter, died Saturday in
the National Institutes Of
Health where he had been a
patient for Is months.
Mr.. Thompson was born in
Cumberland, Md. and came to
the District to live more than
80 years ago.
After a three-year enlistment
in the Army, he worked in a
number of local stores and
meat markets as a butcher until
i'll health forced him to resign
Is months ago.
He leaves a son, Edward
Cleveland Thompson, Of 1888
North Columbus street, Arling-
ton, and a grandson, Harry T.
Thompson, III.
Funeral services will be at
las pm. Wednesday in Cham
bers funeral home, 3072 M
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Dr.. Steinbuch
To Head GU
Psychiotry

DR.. Richard A. Steinbach Of
1865 Thirty-second street NV.
has been named chairman Of
the department of psychiatry
at the Georgetown University
Medical Center, the university
announced today.
A graduate of the Medical
College of Georgia in 1947, he
took his residency training in
psychiatry at Cincinnati Cen
eral Hospital in 1948-50 and
1952-53. DR.. Steinbach was in
the military service in 1950-52.
He came to Georgetown in
1854 after working as staff
pSychiatrist in Haven Sanitar-
ium, Rochester. Mich. Dr..
Steinbach has been acting
chairman Of the Georgetown
department for year. Before
that he was in charge of the
out-patient clinic.
He is a fellow of the Ameri-
can PSychiatric Association.
secretary-treasurer of the AS
sociation of Southern Profess
sors of Psychiatry and an as
sistant examiner for the Amer
lean Board of Psychiatry and
Neurology.
Georgetown also announced
that DR.. Cutting B. Favour, who
has been director of the depart
ment of immunology at the
Palo Alto Medical Research
Foundation, will be its new
preventative medicine chair
man.
The promotions of DR.. Wal
ter C. Hess to Associate Dean
of Medicine and Dentistry and
DR.. Bruce Shnider to Assistant
Dean Of the School Of Medicine
also were announced.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

feet at Suffolk County Ali
Force Base on Long Island.
Her flying career began in
1928 when she was a student
at Wellesley College in MasSa-
chusetts. Over the years she
held women's world fight rec
ords for speed. altitude and
distance. Her feats take UP col
umnS in aviation reference
books.
Miss Nichols was credited
with being the first woman air.
line pilot in the country when
she Joined the New York and
New England Airways in 1882.
She had a number of narrow
escapes in planes. She escaped
twice from flaming crashes.
Miss Nichols grew up in Rye.
N. Y. Her father, Erickson Nor
man Nichols, was a member Of
the New York Stock Exchange
and a sportsman.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Ruth Rowland Nichols,
Pioneering Flyer, Dies

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (AP).
Ruth Rowland Nichols, world
famous flyer, was found dead
in her apartment yesterday.
Miss Nichols, who was SO
years old, lived alone.
Her body was found by the
apartment house Superintend-
ent after an aunt Of Miss
Nichols, Polly Haines, said she
had been unable to reach her
by telephone.
Police said notes found in
Miss Nichols apartment indi-
Gated suicide. The medical ex-
amineIS Office also listed the
death as possible suicide. An
autopsy today was expected,
Miss Nichols, a former So
ciety girl, was regarded with
the late Amelia Earhart as one
of the pioneering women in
American aviation.
Her latest achievement was
in 1858 when she claimed wom-
ems records by flying an Air
Force jet faster than 1000 miles
an hour at an altitude OF 81 900
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Motyos Seiber,
Film Composer

JOHANNESBURG, South At
RIGA, Sept. 26 AP.-Matyas
Seiber, SIS, Hungarian born
composer and music lecturer,
was killed and four persons
were injured when the car in
which they were riding crashed
in the Kruger National Park
over the week end.
Mr.. Seiber, born in Budapest,
studied under Composer Zoltan
Kodaly. In 1885 he went to
live in England. His compo-
sitions included musical scores
for the films Animal Farm, "
"A Town Like Alice" and
Chase a Crooked Shadow"
He came to South Africa for
the golden jubilee festival of
the South African College of
Music in Cape Town.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

friegrator ships were diverted
because of the strike. More
than As flights were made last
night and today, landing hun
oreds OF tons of meat at South
end. From there it was trucked
to London's big Smithfield
market.
In addition to the clerks,
some 5000 dockers were thrown
out Of work by the stoppage.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
3-Week Visit Set
For Belgian Royalty

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Sept.
.26 (AP).-Prince Albert of
Liege and his Italian wife,
Princess Paola, will leave Sat-
urday for a three week visit to
the United States.
A court source said they will
return from their goodwill tour
in time for the wedding of
King Baudouin and Donna
Fabiola de Mora y Aragon of
Spain. This would indicate
that the wedding is to take
place at the earliest the last
week of October and more
probably in November.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

DYE: In 1916, financier
Floyd Odlum left Salt Lake
City and went to New York to
seek his fortune.
The first thing he noticed
upon his arrival was that his
yellow shoes, standard foot
wear in Salt Lake City, were
out of place. However, he had
no money with which to buy
another pair.
Shortly after his arrival,
he was invited to dinner at
the home of a business as
Sociate. What to do about
the shoes, which he still
hadn't been able to replace?
Odlum bought a can of dye
and colored the shoes black.
At dinner, the tell-tale
Odor of the dye filled the
dining room. The hostess,
embarrassed. feared that
something had gone wrong
with the roast. The other
guests were shifting and gri-
macing. Only Odlum could
smell nothing amiss.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Burt M. Mcconnell

NANTUCKET, Mass, Sept.
26 (AP) Burt M. Mcconnell.
70, explorer, soldier, adventurer
and writer, died Saturday after
a long illness. Mr.. Mcconnell,
who was an assistant to Vilh-
jalmur StefansSon in the lat
ter's Arctic exploration, at one
time wrote for newspapers and
magazines. He was born in
Port Morris, N. j.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Dock Clerks Vote
ToContinueS Strike

LONDON, Sept. &c (AP).-
Dock tally clerks decided at a
mass meeting today to con-
tinue a wildcat strike holding
14l cargo ships idle in the port
OF London. A total of 1929
clerks are involved in the
stoppage, now in" its seventh
day.
The walkout began when so
men were recruited to replace
clerks who had gone on vaca-
ton. The clerks contended this
would lead to unemployment
when the vacation period ends
next week.
Meanwhile a "meatlift" was
put into effect to bring meat
cargoes to England from Rot
terdam, where a number of re-
Evening star., 1960-09-26
IMPERIAL AIMS FOR CLASSIC LOOK

who shine their own shoes is
a southpaw, according to Irv-
ing j. Bottner, president of a
polish manufacturing firm.
San Francisco television
viewers were given the op-
portunity to watch a voodoo
equipment dealer describe
the various uses of bat blood.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
USELESS
INFORMATION
By PAUL STEINER

By PAUL STEINER
North American Newspaper Alliance
The emotions Of rattle
snakes are hard to analyze,
says Laurence B. Klauber,
San Diego curator Of reptiles.
The Sudan will not accept
leeches from abroad via the
mails, postal regulations state.
1t would take you $40 hot
one-hour baths to lose one
single pound of weight, some
StatiSticians have figured.
About 94,35O.0O0 periods
can be written with an aver
age flne-point pen and a two
ounce bottle of ink.
One Of every seven men
Evening star., 1960-01-21
- WHAT'S
~ COOKING

FiSh FaIets MertcGnG HaShed Brown Potatoes
BroccoH Acorn Squash
Banana Cake
Fish FiIIets Mexicana
2 pounds perch fllets teaspoon chilli powder
" cup fat "a teaspoon pepper
teaspoons kitchen bouquet 1s teaspoon oregano
teaspoon salt " cup finely diced onion
Wipe fish flletS with damp CLOTH Arrange on heat
proof serving platter in shallow baking dish Blend
together fat kitchen bouquet SALT chilli powder pepper
and oregano Spread ets. Sprinkle with onion Bake
in preheated 400-degree about 20 minutes or until
fish flakes easily Serve with lemon wedges Four servings
SATURDAY .
Broiled Ham Slice Homliny
Green Beans Pneapple-Carrot Salad
Caramel CuSt1rd
Pineapple Carrot Salad
No. 2 can crushed H teaspoon salt
pineapple / cup finely grated carrots
packages lemon-favored Salad greens
gelatin
Drain pineapple. Add enough water to srup to make
3a liquid heat to boiling Dissolve gelatin in it, Add
salt Chill until the consistency of unbeaten white Fold
in grated carrots and pineapple. Pour into 1hquart
mold chill until firm. Unmold and salad green's.
Serve with desired dressing Makes six to eight servings
Evening star., 1960-01-21


WEDNESDAY
Mediterranean Meat Loaf Baked Potatoes
Buttered Peas Cabbage Slaw
Butter Pecan Ice Cream Cookies
Mediterranean Meat Loaf
teaspoons Accent Q teaspoons salt
pounds ground beef M teaspoon each, pepper,
2 cups soft bread crumbs rosemary, oregano and
can g ounces tomato basil
u minced onion
2 eggs "a cup chopped parsley
Sprinkle Accent beef in mixing bowl Add remain
ing ingredients and mix until well blended. Turn into
9x5x3nch loaf PAN Bake in 350-degree hour and
Is minutes. Eight servings.
THURSDAY
Lamb SteD With Vegetables Corn Mufins
Mred Green Salad Peach Torte
Peach TOrte
No. 21a) can cling IA cups sifted all-purpose
peach slices flour
"a cup soft shortening 1s teaspoons salt
part butter) a cup confectioners sugar
l (3-ounce) package "a teaspoon cinnamon
cream cheese cup cream
Drain peaches thoroughly. Blend shortening and
cheese together Sft flour and teaspoon salt together into
cheese mixture; mix to moderately stiff dough Roll out
Toured board to fit 7x11-nch shallow pan pat dough
out over bottom and part sides of with fingers
Bake in hot (425 degrees for 10 minutes Remove
from and arrange wel-drained peach slices
pastry Combine sugar. cinnamon B teaspoon salt and
cream Spoon peaches Continue baking about 20 min
ues longer until pastry is crisp and topping glazed Serve
with plain whipped ice Makes
about six servings. By wi"
Evening star., 1960-01-21

teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
cups bouillon, water, or
meat stock
tablespoons soy sauce
can bean sprouts
tablespoons cornstarch
Evening star., 1960-06-24
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Defensive Play
Wins Championship
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD

Sometimes I wish I had taken
up ditch-digging instead of
writing about bridge. At the
end of a days digging. I would
look at my work and feel salts
fed; it wouldn't rear up and
bite me the way my bridge
columns sometimes do.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
AQJ109s
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North East South West
- Pass IA Pass
2 4 Pass 2NT Pass
3 4 Pass A. All Pass
Evening star., 1960-06-24
Opening lead: Five of clubs.

opening lead: Five Of clubs.
If you're wondering how a
bridge column can bite any,
body, look at this hand, played
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Levitt
of Wilmington, Del, in the
Eastern Mixed Pair Champion
ship a few weeks ago.
Mr.. Levitt opened the five of
clubs from the West hand, and
declarer won in dummy with
the king. Declarer innocently
led the three of hearts from
dummy, and Mrs. Levitt smiled
politely at this attempt at lar
ceny.
| Breaks Rule
The rule says to play second
hand low, but Mrs. Levitt knew
enough to break the rule. She
stepped up with the king of
hearts to lead a diamond.
Now South had to lose a dia-
mond in addition to the two
hearts and a trump. Down one,
and the Levitts won the Mixed
Pair Championship for the sec
ond year in a row.
You can see what may hap
pen If East fails to step up with
the king of hearts. West must
win the trick with the ace of
hearts. That's the way it went
at many other tables, and South
was usually able to set up the
queen Of hearts in time to dis
card a diamond from the dunn
my. Then it wasn't necessary
to lose a diamond trick.
What has all this to do with
digging bitches and biting? It's
very simple. Both years the
ILevitts nosed me and my wife
out of that Mixed Pair Cham
pionship, and they thanked me
for my book on the Kaplan-
Sheinwold System (Which they
play) and for my bridge articles
(Which they read every day..
I'd have been better off if they
had never. learned to read.
I may yet have to start call
ing a spade a shovel.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one no.
trump (16 to Is points,, and
the next player passes. You
hold:
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| What do you say?
Answer: Bid two clubs, the
Stayman Convention. This asks
partner to show a major suit
if he can. If he shows hearts,
you will raise to four hearts; if
he makes any other bid, you
will bid two no-trump.
Copyright, 1860, Gen. Features corp)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-03

ically with evasion of $79l. 745
in income taxes on his personal
return and on the returns Of
one Of his textile concerns, the
Strathmore Wooden Co.
AS the court session opened,
Judge Sweeney asked the 100
jurors crowded into the spec
tator section if any had rea-
sons Of health, business or great
inconvenience on which he
wished to be excused. About
80 to 40 Of the Jurors rose, and
were interviewed at the bench
individually. 81
An initial panel Of 200 was
called for selection of a jury of
IL and four alternates.
A lengthy trial is forecast.
The prosecution has $50 pro-
spective witnesses and bales Of
books and records assembled by
Fred G. Pastore, chief of the
intelligence division of the In
ternal Revenue Service, and his
staff.
Mr.. Pastore is expected to be
the prosecutions key witness.
Others expected to take the.
stand include Mr.. Adams.
Among State officials ex-
pected to testify for the Gov
eminent is Gov. Foster Furcolo.
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Man Dies in 'Copter
He Built From Kit !.

BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. 8
(AP).-A 37-year-old Baton
Rouge man plummeted to his
death yesterday in his do-it-
yourself aircraft at the down.
town airport. Dr.. Chester A.
Williams, coroner, said the
victim, Billy N. Bright, died
almost instantly.
Witnesses said the bodiless
craft, soaring about SIS feet in
the air, stalled when the pros
peller apparently hit the rud-
der. =
Mr.. Bright's father, who also
was an eyewitness, said the
'copter had recently been made
from a "do-it-yourself" kit.
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liams Of Washington, time to
file a petition with the Circuit
Court Of Appeals for a longer
delay.
The one-day halt was or
dered after Judge Sweeney
denied Mr.. Williams motion
for a postponement SO he can
have Goldf1ne's own physician
examine him.
Mr.. Williams was allowed
until 10 am. tomorrow.
Has Been Under ISOLATION
The lawyer said Goldfine,
who is 10 years of age, has
been under ISOLATION while serv-
ing a contempt of court SEN
tence at the Federal Correc-
tional Institution at Danbury,
Conn. He said the United
States marshal. who had Gold
fine in custody in the court
room, has four sets of pills in
his possession right now, and
we don't know what they are. +"
Judge Sweeney denied the
motion after United States At
torney Elliot L. Richardson
said medical reports show
Goldfine is able to statnd trial.
Goldflne, one-time friend of
many in high places-including
former presidential assistant
Sherman Adams-is charged
with evading nearly $500, 900 in
Federal income taxes.
Goldfine was escorted into
the Federal Building Court
house Is minutes before the
trial started. He spent last
might in Charles street jail
after being brought to Boston
from Danbury by automobile
yesterday. His 90-day contempt
of court sentence at Danbury
will be completed tomorrow.
| Goldf1ne'S secretary, Mildred
Paperman, AZ, also under in
dictment for tax evasion, was
an early arrival. She is to be
tried separately.
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Tx rial of GoIdfines
Is Halted for a Day

BOSTON. Oct. AP)-The trial of Bernard Goldnne
textile industrtast accused of Federal income tax evasion
came to temporary halt after started today over
oelense claim that ne may be physically unable stand trial
FEDERAL Judge George Sweeney adjourned at noon
until tomorrow to allow defense Edward Renns VIII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-03
Specific Charges

Miss Paperman has served
10 days IN Jail for contempt,
a sentence imposed at the same
time Goldfine was jailed.
Goldf1ne is charged specif-
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FoRKLTFT. clark, 5000 lbs; 1871

FORKLIFT, Clark, 5000 lbs; 1S-ft.
lift; excel. cond.
DRAG bucket. q yard.
Back hoe bucket and booms. gem
orally never used.
Air compressor, 8 h.p., mounted on
4-vheel cart.
Line truck. REQ. complete with dbl.
drum winch. booms and diEging
equip.
Diesel engines.
GRAY Marine, f7l, IL; l reduction.
S g. r METALS COMPANY
White Plains, Md. WE. 1889
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AuroM0TIVE MISC.

STUDE. SO 4-dr.; various mech
and body parts; VS. motor: reas.
IA. 1925. ia. 5-7o06. ask for
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MOTORCYCLES

LAMBRETTA so Ii $50: extras;
top cond.: low mileage: reasonable
price. so, 5.221e
TRIUMPH '68 TRoPHYBRD
TR-6.A. Excel. cond. Low mi.
Sac; Must Sell. HE. 4-4l33
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AVIATION

1915 ERCOUPE-4I5-C, all metal:
rs h.p.; $50 hours; VFR and LF
radios; landing lights: new up
holStery; latest bulletins up: new
license; $500. Call JIM LAM
MING, CT. 3-2S97, Davis Airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-03
TRAILERS
BUDDE, 1860, 60: $500 cash. bal
ance monthly. See anytime Cal

BUDDE, 1850. 60: $500 cash. bal.
auce monthly. See anytime. Call
COLONEL cox says. IF you are in
the service and need a mobile
home. new or used, you should see
me for the right deal" Rte ],
3 miles north of Laurel. Nd.
ELM FARM MOBILE HOME PARK
now open; large lots. wide ..reets
and patios. Woodbridge, Va. Tele-
phone GYPSY 1880.
SPARTAN Royal Mansion 1850:
Sx33. excellent condition; will sell
reasonably. LU. 2-Ss5g.
TRAILER WANTEDI owner: $4,000
equity 3-b.r. home: will tpade. pay
difference. GA. 4-5479.
VAGABOND Travel trailer. % It,
all metal. newly painted, good
cond., sleeps 4. $3.50. LU. 1-s242.
VENTURA 81: 2-bedrm., AXIS. air
conditioned: good location. Call
Market 7-2635.
1853 STATEMAN'S, 56x10. 3 bed
looms. $500, take over payments.
JE. 4-1s14.
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+, MACHINERY and EQUIP

CRANE, ls-cu. I'd. Lorain Lbs
cssn.ht steE sSs di sssil5s' sPsR
$3.50 down. 90 pymts. Of $500
mo. incl. interest. insurance.
.Tagalong Trailer to haul small
dozer or wheel tractor, never
used, cost $3.50 new. sell no
money dn. with pymts. S5S mo.
for is mos. incl. interest. Cater
pillar Dc, oil clutch, 1850
hours, sell $4,000 cash. CIR. g.
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GARAGES

A PRIVATE PARKING for . cars.
rear 1882 18th st. NV. Call RIA.
6-4S62 or MA. S-351S.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

NEED FOR CLIENT - 4,O0O-6. 900
acres of mountainous land with
miles OF Wash. Contact C. C.
Robinson.
FARMS L. ACREAGE, INC.
Realtors DE 2-5503
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Trust NOTES FOR SALE

A VARIETY OF HoIcE End
TRUST NoTES-Ayail: in all areas
in n: w.; some p G; and Md; !;
IAfs return on your investment.
CT. $4,000. o-6: ia. 2-0162 ewes.
and ask for our list. VIRGINIA
MORTGAGE EXCHANGE, INC.
1855 Columbia pike, Annandale,
2ND TRUST-"seasoned"-S2. $50,
sc mo. pymt note. Virginia prop
erty. Sell $500. CIR, 3-490S,
~. S-33S0.
STIOO, 5 yrs, on Navy oficer's
beautiful new home; monthly pay
nnents. nice discount INTER-
STATE MORTGAGE CO.. ia. 4
5S00
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PLYMOUTH SIS

PLYMOUTH IS 9-door :,stion-
auto. trans" r. and h. $3.50. sP.
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JACK BLANK

Authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealer
I'D a. N NV. FE. 7-2S30 I'LL 8 P M.
DE SOTo '58 Firedome 4-door
hardtop: power steering. power
brakes, push button drive, radio.
heater. Wv. tires, 2-tons, i'm
WHEELER. INC, WHEELMOBILE
'USEFUL'' ONE-oWNER CARS
Chrysler- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-1020
DE SOTO SO 4-door sedan: green
and white, r. and b. auto, trans,
etc.. only SS95, S75 down; pay
ments at bank. L. p; STEUART,
INC, 34th and Benning I'd. me-
DODGE 1865 Custom Royal 4-dr.
ssS r. and sn seat. E.; a%sG s s5hn' $500
At 1914 18th st. NV, back Of
carWash, AID. 1880.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

II you are looking for the very
best buy in a used Rambler we
have it. At the present time we
have over SO used Ramblers in
stock. All models from '55 thru
sos. We are willing to whole
sale any Of these cars to series
buyers. We must sell them within
on , approved credit. Financing
through our local bank. Station
wagons, sedanS, Metropolitans
and Americans, '55s, '56s, SIS,
SIS, SOS and sos. Your chance
to buy at wholesale price. See
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH 1910

Excel. cond., SIS. ia. 5-e57e
PLYMOUTH 1856 custom sta. waE.;
fully auto: $3.50. $50 down, bank
financing. ROPER, LA. 6-27O0.
PLYMOUTH 1856: very good con-
dition; sacrifice, S695, S95 down,
S39 mo. ROPER. LA. 6-270O.
PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere sport
hardtop: heaut. golden white nm
ish, auto. trans, r. and h.; excel.
cond., low mi. Only SIS down.
LU. 2-S0OO.
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CAD. '5s cony.. white, new tor,
new tires. like new full power,
factory air-cond., S2,695. JACK
PRY, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
CADILLAC So 4-dr. "62"; fuil
power, r. and b., Sc, Wv. tires.
Factory air . excel. cond.; must
sell; $3.50, or best offer. JE. q
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-24
Crooked Tree

CROOKED TREE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth PostIe and fam
lily of Columbus, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Brown visited Sun
Gay afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
noWard Smith ana family.
Mr.. Elmer Gore, of Canton,
spent SATURDAY night with Mr.
and Mrs. Forest larson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Bauserman, OF
LaneSvule, Visited the Parsons
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Wilson was among
those attending a party in Viii
Jamestown, Sunday In honor OF
Mr.. Charles Eugar Goth birth,
day. Mr.. Edgar is Mrs. Glen Will
sons father.
John Binegar is spending his
spring vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Bine,
gar. Mr.. Blnegar and daughter
Debbie visited Mr.. and Mrs
Forest Binegar and family il
Williamstown, Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DuttoI
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyc
Boyd and Lille Friday. Sunday
the buttons visited relatives il
McConnelsville.