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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
UNCLE SAM WILL
Want TO LEARN
ALL ABOUT YOU
Census Takers Will be Armed
With Lots of S64 Questions
Next Spring
'Sampling' Technique Will
Bring More Questions to
Some Persons

In addition to making a count of
the noses in your family, the ma
tion's costliest census which will be
taken beginning next April l will
list your goats and turkeys, if any,
your television set, and even the ira
ditional kitchen sink.
When all census data is collected,
mass of information regarding the
great American market will be avail
able-and all at a fancy cost of $40
million, nearly double the $39 mil
lion spent to take the 1910 census.
In taking the census, some per-
sons will be asked lot more cues
tions than others. That's because a
"sampling" technique will be used
to get lot of information.
Every fifth person will be asked
now far he got through school ;
what country his parents were born
in; how many hours he worked the
week before the questioning; how
many weeks he worked during 1949,
and what his individual and family
income amounts to.
MANY QUESTIONS
: One out of every 80 persons will
be asked some personal questions
about the number of years of their
present marriage; their children, the
number of times they've been mar
ried, etc.
Among the questions which every
one must answer will be your name,
sex, race, state or country of birth,
whether you have a job, whether it's
part-time or full-time, and what
work you do in that industry.
The housing census will check
every dwelling for certain. informa.
tion. This will describe the type OF
structure, number of rooms, how
many people live in it; whether il
has bathing, toilet and water facili-
ties, including the kitchen sink;
what the rent amounts to, whether
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
High School Homecoming To Be
On Oct. 21; College OBJ
servance Oct. %
Both Schools Will Name Home
coming Queens To Reign
At Grid Games

Preliminary planning was under
way this week at Bluffton High
school and Bluffton college for home
coming celebrations of the two
schools to be held in connection with
football games during the latter
part of October.
Bluffton Highs homecoming fes-
tivities are scheduled for Friday,
October 21, with coronation of a
Homecoming Queen to be one of the
features of a night grid tilt with
st. Marys.
Homecoming at Bluffton college
will follow one week later, Satur-
day, October %, with a homecoming
queen reigning at an afternoon
football contest between the Beavers
and Taylor university of Upland,
Indiana.
Three candidates for the high
schools queen will be nominated by
members of the football squad, and
the winner is to be named by a
vote of the student body.
Any Bluffton college senior girl
is eligible to reign as homecoming
queen, with students making their
selection in college-wde election.
The girl named queen, however, can
not be considered next spring as
May Queen in the colorful Bluffton
Day festivities.
Many other events also will fea-
ture the homecoming programs of
both scholastic groups, with fiftieth
anniversary theme marking the col
lege celebration.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
FEDERAL CONTROL
OF CORN CROP HAS
MANY PROBLEMS
Acreage Allotment and Market
ing Quotas Reported Being
Considered
Practice of Feeding Corn to
Livestock Makes Enforce
ment Difficult

With frost holding off long enough
to give this years stand of corn
time to mature, following a summer
in which favorable conditions pre-
vailed throughout the growing sea-
son, a corn harvest of record-break-
ing proportions is expected this fall
in the Bluffton district.
Favored by unusually good wealth
er conditions during the spring and
summer, corn will give a uniform
" high yield; and the widespread
use of hybrids will boost the harvest
The Farmers Grain company
received the first of the new soy
bean crop Tuesday. Beans were
marketed by Waldo Hofstetter,
Irwin Amstutz, Elmer Lanby and
Oliver Spaeth. Tests averaged
12.46 per cent and beans were of
excellent quality. Yield is re-
ported about 80 bushels to the
acre.
far beyond levels which were the
10 years ago before the
new varieties made their appear
ance on the market.
With the crop escaping early
frost, it has had ample time to
reach full maturity, and advance
indications are that the quality of
this years stand will be unusually
high.
ACREAGE UP
Acreage devoted to corn in the
Bluffton area also is reported above
the average this year; for many
farmers felt this would be the last
season they would be able to grow
corn without controls imposed by
government restrictions.
In this respect their hunch has
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Bic Corn Harvest is
on i'm B1ulfftOn Area
Youth In Hospital
After Auto Skids

Keith Mccullough, IS, of Gilboa
is in Bluffton hospital with a frac-
tured left leg as the result of in
juries sustained in an automobile
accident.
Keith and his elder brother Harry
Mccullough, 10, We're returning to
a neighbor's home in a borrowed
automobile when the car skidded
and went into ditch. Harry es-
capped with minor bruises.
The two youths are sons of Mrs.
Bessie Mccullough, employed at the
Triplett Electrical Instrument COM
pany here.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
CIRCUIT OF CLASS
B SCHOOLS IS NOW
BEING ORGANIZED
Carey and Marion Members OF
New Mid State League;
Ada Gets Bid
Pirate Grid Victories Spark
Objections to Leaving Buck
eye League

Bluffton High schools withdrawal
from the Western Buckeye league,
which two weeks ago set off storm
of controversy that still is being
famed by Pirate grid successes in
fall play, has brought the Bluffton
team into consideration as one of the
members of new Class B exempted
village league in this area.
Although no formal invitation has
been received by local school Off
cials, Principal |. 7. Warthman, of
Ada, who attended meeting of the
new Mid-State league said that
Bluffton is one of the principal
teams being considered as a loop
member.
Only two teams, Carey and Mar
ion st. Marys, have definitely COM
mitted themselves to membership in
the loop at this date, Warthman
said.
ADA GETS BID
Ada, however, has been invited to
affiliate, and those forming the loop
also are considering invitations to
Bluffton, Lima St. Rose and North
Baltimore.
In the meantime, the course of
Buttons Western Buckeye league
withdrawal continued to be a stormy
one; for opponents of the move this
week were continuing their objec-
tions just as vociferously as ever.
Whether the objections will get
to the board of education, as threat
aned, likely will not be determined
until the next regular meeting of
the school board on Monday night.
There were no indications of an or
ganized protest to the board the
first of this week
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Completes Course In
MOrtudry Science

James Fett of this place was
graduated from the Pittsburgh In
stitute of Mortuary Science at COM
mcncement exercises held in that
city, Sunday.
Attending the graduation were his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Fett
and Miss Ferol Althaus, all of
Bluffton.
Before enrolling in the Pittsburgh
school he served as apprentice in
the Basinger Funeral home here.
After October Is he will be connect
ed with the Gutliph q Henderson
Funeral Home in Newark.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
SCHOOL TO PLACE.
SAFETY PATROL AT
STREET CROSSING.
Blocking of Jackson Street to
Noon Hour Traffic Will
Be Abandoned
Student Patrolmen Will Direct
Pupil Traffic at Three
intersections

Blocking Jackson street to noon
hour traffic in front of the grade
school will not be resumed this fall,
school officials announced this week
in discontinuing an experiment first
put into effect in 1947 at the request
of the board of education and a
citizens committee.
Instead of closing the street to
automobile travel, the school has
named student safety patrolmen who
will direct pupil traffic at three
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Births

The following births at Bluffton
hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon schey, Leipsic,
boy, Rodney Gene, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson,
Dayton, a girl, Carol Ann, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Martz, Bluffton,
a girl, Barbara Kay, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Suter, Pan
dora, a girl, Judith Ann, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pore, New
Stark, a boy, Jerry Gene, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pingle, Bluff
ton, . boy, Daniel Roy, Tuesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Choral Groups To
Begin RehedrsdIs

The Swiss Male chorus will hold
its first rehearsal at the First Men
MONTE church, Monday night at s
o'clock
The College Choral society viii
meet Tuesday night in Ramseyer
chapel at 7:30 for its first rehearsal
of the season. All singers interest
ed are invited to attend.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Car Out Of Control
Crashes In Orchard

Walter Basil, 24-year-old World
War ii veteran of Lima, Rt. 2, lost
control of his car which crashed
through fence into an orchard at
the home of Louis Foltz one mile
south of Bluffton on Route 25, We'd
nesday morning at o'clock.
He was removed in the Diller am
bulance to Bluffton hospital for first
aid treatment and later released.
Basil said he lost control of his
car while attempting to avoid hit
ting trucks parked on the highway.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Gun Club Will Hold
Sugar Shoot Sunday

Bluffton Gun club will hold a sug-
ar shoot at Gossard service station
north of Bluffton on RI. 25, Sun
day afternoon beginning at 1890,
it is announced by the secretary,
Clarence Stonehill.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Program Of Variety Is Offered In
Bluffton College Concert Series

varying steps in musical compost
ton from Sixth Century Plain Chant
to the works of contemporary mas
ters.
Concluding the series, the Art
Guild String Quartet, of Cleveland,
will play here on April 21. In the
ensemble are Kurt Loebel, violin ;
Maurice Wolfrom, violin; William
Kirlay, viola, and Robert Riley,
cello.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
SIUiss Visitor To
GiUe Address Here

Rev. Samuel Gerber of Switzer-
land will speak at the First Men,
monte church this Wednesday night
at s o'clock. Rev. Gerber, president
of the Mennonite Swiss conference
is spending a week here visiting
Rluffton college and Mennonite
churches in this, vicinity.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Emergency Polio Drive Continuing
Here This Week; Support Is Urged

improvement over the 1948 campaign
which netted only $500.
Ohio has had more polio cases
this year than in 1948, which was
the worst epidemic year in the state
in history. So far this season, AL
len county has had IA cases, and
there have been 95 in the Lima hos
pital area.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
Clean Percolator

A coffee percolator should be
washed occasionally with water tc
which has been added one table.
spoon of vinegar or soda to six cups
of water and allowed to percolate ten
minutes to remove any stale odors.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-29
IN HOSPITAL

Kermit Herr of South Lawn avenue
is a surgical patient at Bluffton
hospital.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE WANTED to buy. ap-
proximately 10000 So. it. floor
space; can be several stories with
elevator; old building in good condl-
ton acceptable; fireproof building
not essential; willing to pay $4,000
to 100000 Box l56-B. Star.
WE HAVE 3 URGENT CALLS for
warehouse space of $500 to 5000
SO. #. at annual rate of 60c per
square foot Call Mr.. Castongnay,
VI. 1859 or here. LOUIS P, SHOE
MAKER. 1919 K st. NV. MA. 116b.
IF YOU HAVE any warehouse space,
large or small. we have many clients,
including out-of-town organizations,
Interested; list your properties v n
us for prompt action. Call Mr.. Key.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO, ke6l-
tors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 64OO.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
GOA GROUND FOR SALE

GROUND zoned 40-A. 4O-B., and com:
mercial in D. c.; will trade Tor IN Znd
trust notes or income producing
property. MR.. JAY, TR. 7146: eyes.'
SECoSD GoMM.-53, 900 50. #. with
3OO-ft. frontage on B. g. o. railroad,
vicinity MINI. ave. and Benning rd.
ne. Suitable for warehouse, 1unk
yard, etc Price S63, 600: CAN Mrs
Morsan, CHAs. c. KooNES g. 60.
DI. 2342. -AS
Evening star., 1949-03-13
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelNlA

NJ c1N L o<&A NV - ~ "
Two lovely homes. One a ctr. hal!
Colonial with half bath on 1st floor
and ) spacious bedrmS. upstairs
with large walk-in closets. Other
features include fireplace, fully
equipped kitchen with Beautycraft
cabinets, full bsmt. with outside
entr., gas heat, copper plumbing
This home is on a large lot with
shade trees and only a few blks.
from bus and schools. Home No. >
has den tor bedrmD on the first
fl. with half bath, Gen. Electric
kitchen. 3 bedrms. on the end fl.
with another tile bath and sum
deck porch. full bsmt. with half
bath and outside entrance. These are
the last remaining homes In a fine
community of "a lovely homes
7rive bv and see them today! Ont
Wilson blvd paes rIAbe rd N IT,
fno's e.. "~d TIE Big Si~--Rran-
6 1r7TTuFpc SMITH
a
Evening star., 1949-03-13
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGIkiA
"BIG IITTLE HOUSE"

study: IN beautiful unique Virginia
Forest, placed we'll back on tree
studded 100xl50 it. lot. This brick
Cape Cod represents an unusual
value; full basement. , screened
porches, attached car port. equipped
kitchen: VA or FHA take your
choice of financing; some redeco-
rating needed Beautiful spring
days are ahead, so ask to see one.
Arlington Realty Corp.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
CASH

CASH
Lovely in-town, row brick. yrs. old.
Living room and dining room have
picture windows; kitchen equipped
with e!ec. refgr and stove; doorway
to garden Second floor has :. twin
bed size rooms and tile bath with
shower Full basement oil heat,
laundry facilities Located in new
section of Alex. close to bus. schools
and shopping Price. $4,000, no
down payment, veterans loan covers.
Monthly payments approx. S65.
Phone Mr., McGinniss. IA S233,
after ; 80 pm. FREDERICK w.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
HIILWOOD

Center-hall Colonial delightful
home. two-story brick on corner
lot l0sxl5O; finest construction;
of distinction; 3 lovely bedrooms,
a full tiled bath and ? half baths;
attractive inclosed rear porch, con-
vection radiation. This choice home
can be bought for $4,000; worth
Evening star., 1949-03-13
NAVY Officer Moved

To Cuba. offers his home al number
5044 No. :a7th St, Arl., Va. al the
modes: price Of S'a3.300: on very
reasonable terms. 1t is on a large
wooded lot; has 3 bedrooms. "a
baths. nice recreation rm equipped
kitchen, liv rm. with firepl.. breeze
way to garage, and will be open
Sunday, noon til dark: at other
times call at Office of
G UIIDT EV
Evening star., 1949-03-13
RAMBLERS

OPEN SUN. l TO. 6
Drive out Leesburg pike, 3 miles west
OF Falls Church to open sign on
right. here We offer choice OF
several lovely i room modern homes
with natural gas. in restricted
subdivision. l2-acre lots. Price
Evening star., 1949-03-13
D1 Columbia pike. Arline ton, v
CE l241 OW 2Nn1
Irnmed. Possession

OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5
Major being transferred. leaves 6-rm
and ! i2-hath home, III perfect cond !:
i1-acre lot; screened side porch
assume $1,000 GI ist trust at a.:
Sl5,150. Directions: Out Lee blvd.
to Granada. right :! blks. to 2nd St,
left "O09 Galveston.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons, Inc.
1924 Lee Hwy, CHI. $500, to. 9.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont.
CHARM

In the City of Fairfax seldom is
found for sale, but here 1t is!
Situated in a lovely setting on q
high acre. this large 3-bedlm.-
and-den home offers SUBURBAN
charm with city Conveniences.
The first floor includes gracious
entrance hall leading directly
back to a large kitchen, living
room and large dining room. easily
thrown together, both with bay
windows, and nice sized den. Up
very gently attractive stairs TO
the 2nd floor and there you'll md
. large bedrooms and third OF
twin-size. veritable profusion Of
large closets and tiled bath. The
entire home is bright sunny. and
cheerful Basement is full and dry
with outside entrance Oil auto
matte heat Large outbuildings in
clude a chicken house and a scar
garage with an attic. Stately old
trees add to your outdoor living
pleasure Grape arbors, apple or
chard, plenty of garden space and
flowers galore will please YOU.
Good condition throughout, and
only Slg,95O! Approximately
ST. 800 cash required, balance s .
monthly. Possession. Call Monday.
TADDHT PTTKT u
Evening star., 1949-03-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

EXCELLENT BUSINESS PROPERTY
on Rockville pike. , mi. from Naval
rom owNER $4,000. 9aSs Phone "sis vi.
ALEXANDRIA. il Si VA. warehouse, To-
Gated at 10S No. Lee, with store in
front 1000 So it. with mezzanine
making $500 additional SO. it.; built
2 yrs; ago. Call MRS. WAYS at
L ST. NEAR 1ith-Large 3-story sub
stantial brick building on L street
Northwest between 18th and 18th
sts. lot 20 .S3xl46 to 30-foot alley;
property in fine condition: oil hot
ose Sasr hea noE .s rensa as
building rented for sos month; total
gross income over $1,000 annually.
Well financed. can be had at low
price. Of $35,,000: would make an
excellent business home or an in
TURNER & CO. 11O5 Vermont ave.
GRoCI,iY AND DELICArEssEN. good
business ne. location. mixed trade;
busy street. cow. to cars and buses;
ns tsFs aue 81 s,rfH nts nanef Wfs s15sy sos ss se
Star.
DOCTORS HEADQUARTERS, 8 miles
from Washington: population 10000,
badly needs services doctor and den
tist; 2-story frame bldg, main hwy,
Is minis. Capitol Hill; pine-paneled
psrfns msn Gm spscs soa Terms Box s ac esn
BRICK BUILDING, a corner in
high-class colored section and fac
ing a prominent public school in
the NV. Grocery store and 2-carr
garage on .nd s ,d.s 9or ~ aptme9 part e thf Of
. upper floors. oil hot-Wat heat
ASK for Mr.. Hurd, LOUIS P; SHOE
MAKER. I719 < st. NV, MA. 1895.
217 X ST. N:W.-Highly desirable;
bsck st Souss eFoDssFtSo soo vaeass easy
saRis. 5siRh 5f. EPr ,sis. ssls by owner: ID SR'
By owNER1cor. store bldg, N. AZ.
key loc.; ~ Ist mtss.; oyer oyer. 1870
1856 sssYrs sloek ek df 5sSs stS Or 81 * NW1st
on 1st floor. Can give possession Of
lst d. end A., an apt. and 2 extra
$4,000: $40. 900 cash. GUY TIN
NER. 1929 11th st. NV. No. 4s07.
saSsd CHASED. sSis Vacant. mt .'or or, with yss5s
ist trust $1,000 At AN. Call RIA.
Sp96 after l Am.
Prominent Ga; ave: corner God near ~
Plney bTdTCn III. Apoue ,4O'ooU ~
it. This property must be sold to
@ settle ewsobwAsn ssssss Gs J. NJ MMoRsIs Mscfsssy Res
tors, 723 Goth St. NV. RE. $3.50.
Sun and ewes. Wo: 1928: location,
NIGHT CLUB and restaurant location
main highway adjacent Andrews
Field, 90 minutes from WASHINGTON
Large, well-equipped house; main
room seating capacity about 100:
finished pinepaneled basement, sep;
arate entrance. suitable for grill
and bar; large parking space; terms.
Box 232-C, Star.
MANUFACTURING PLANT OF, ware
house, modern concrete and brick
building. 24hx55. built new in 1915;
one story. 16-foot clear headroom'
oil hot water heat; also includes ad-
ditional lot 22x50, fronts on two
streets. easy ingress; zoned End
comm; suitable for many types
Of light manufacturing. particularly
food processing or bottling plant;
$4,000. Phone Eyeret Scott. co.
1000, Br. e11-C. with SHANNON q
LrCHs CO., 1905 II st. NV. Ma
Evening star., 1949-03-13
SPRINGTIME,

In Shirley Woods. near Washington
Golf and Country Club; beautiful
livable Cape Cod; large living room
fireplace. famliy-size dining room.
modern equipped kitchen, twin size
bedroom and y bath on 1st flo r:
:. maSter-sizc bedrooms and complete
tile bath on md; full basement
larGe level shady lot Cali
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glcbe rd. OW. 1920
Evening star., 1949-03-13
First Floor Bedroom

FITSC T IUUT beuTUUI1l
This lovely large frame home has 3
bedrooms and full bath on .2nd A.,
u bath on lst fl. and "a bath in
lovely screened porch of large liy-
ine room, equipped kitchen with
breakfast bar, dining room; full
bsmt., oil h-wh.. built-in garage;
situated on a nice lot l50x130l,
mi. to Chain Bridge. Priced right
at SoO950 with only $4,000 cash
payment For appt. dial operator
and ask for Elmwood 322 or 325
mo toln.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
Realtor, exclusive agent. Mclean. Va.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE. NE, section, ] rs :, Que
term lease; $3.50 per month, Gail
Monday; M az DI; 1o15. VIM. H. sAuSD-
cofp GTS cei s1oReGE ira and warehouse ns
space in Sc. section of city; bldg.
tails call FIR. 5759. -13
SPACE in new freproof building on
25th pl.,, Of Bladensburs I'd. ne.
terior loading platform; suitable for
Offices and light manufacturMlng, M ,- OF
storage; possession April /. CAFR1Tz,
14O4 K st. NV. DI. 90so.
NEW WAREHOUSE in Bethesda, Md.
From 1000 to 5000 So. IT.
Possession about March l5o Can
be divided: Excellent Shipping rkina tacn-
Cali Mr. Kiely, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
& CO, Realtors, 1415 < st. NV,
ME. 54OO; ewes, GIL. S012. -15
ENTIRE BLDG, pa stories, approx.
12,5Oo it. on King ST., Alexandra.
Va rr siding s.c;,ties exfe!ient ca sh1pphs MS
Kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
Realtors, 1415 K St NV, ME. 54O0;
ewes, Gil. S012. Id
ENTIRE a-STORY BLDG, on Con-
gress st. n.e-ApproX. 1850 SO.
It. each FIR, suitable for warehouse
or machine shop. Call Mr. kleIy,
LEO M. BERNSTEIN e. CO, Real
tors, 1415 K st. NV ME-. 54po.
-15
APPROX. $4,000 so. FIT, in fire.
proof bldg, on main highway; con-
veniently located; @-truck entrances.
one with loading dock; r.r,, siding:
elevator. oil heat; suitable for
warehousing or light mfg, pos
session about May |. Consult Mr.:
Taylor or Mr jenkins. SHANNON
g. LUCHS CO, Realtors l5o5,
SPACE IN FINE. MOD. BLDGs.,
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 50.
it.; available at reasonable rents.
on good lease. Call Mr.. Sterling,
JESS FISHER, INC, 1920 < st.
s,oS0. nS SO O. FIT. WAREHOUSE, on
railroad siding; NV. sec. GE. 0437
for details 10
Evening star., 1949-03-13
sIJpIJPBAN sALE-VlRGjNIA
Custom Construction
QUALITY CONSCIOUS

5OI Columola pike, Arlington, VI
~H 1341 OW 3nOI-
Evening star., 1949-03-13
8 BEDRM. BRK. ON / ACRE

8 BEDRM. BRK. ON ! ACRE
1st Fl. Bdrm. and Full Bath
Open 2 to 6 pm. A new, delishtfully
planned home situated in COM
munity of better type homes within
15 minutes of the Pentagon and
downtown Washington. This interest
ing residence has 2 large bedrooms
Q4x2.I and 13xle) tile bath and
sundeck on end floor and another
bedroom or den and full hath on 1st
floor. other rooms include spacious
liv. rm. with stone fireplace and
entrance to large screened porch,
banquet size dining room, extra
large all electric kitchen, another
sundeck and gracious center en-
trance hall. fun basement, oil air.
conditioned system. A most attrac,
tive feature are the large llghted
walk-in closets. over-sized attached
garage with entrance on rear. An all
year around spring fed stream
flows through rear OF property:
Purchaser may have selection OF
interior decorations and FHA nnanc-
ing il desired. Priced, $2l, 900. To
reach: Out Columbia pike 2 miles
past Baileys Cross Roads to Erad-
dock road. left 1 mile to Brookside
drive, left to house and our open
Dominion Ins. g. Realty Agcy.
oL. e33s. .S103 10th st" OK. 177e
Evening star., 1949-03-13
IdI LIIIIIUlIC OU1lSI. OUI
OF, SQIo Ia
Brick Bungalow Vacant

Brick Bungalow Vacant
Open Sat. and Sun, l to 6
You can't afford to miss seeing thi.
excellent 3-room brick bungalow il
WaVerly Hills, N. Arl. Contains liv
rm. with fireplace. din. rm.. equip
kit, :. nice bedrms. and tiled bath
insulated expansion attic, room
partially finished; oil III; nice
corner lot with picket fence; priced
to sell quickly at S13,750. Direc-
left on N Utah st. to N. 18th st
then left to 4301 and open sign. W
B. HILKERT. KE. 1886 or CHI 1923