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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15

Push Button electric range, as a
result of her participation in the
baking contest being conducted in
the Waldorf-Astoria ball room in
New York City, this week.
Mrs. Marquart left last Saturday
night to compete with 100 other ma
tional winners in the New York
event. Sponsors of the contest are
paying all expenses for the trip, and
on the train enroute east she trav-
elled in a drawing room.
Awards in the contest at New
York will be made by Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt.
The new electric range won BY
Mrs. Marquart will be delivered t.
her through Marshall and Bixel
Bluffton G. T. appliance dealers, wht
will install the range at her home
in Beaverdam.
On her trip east, Mrs. Marquart
was accompanied by Miss Rutl
Durkee, of Beaverdam.
Ohio's other area winner was
Mrs. Carroll C. Harrison, of neal
Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
BIuftOn WOnaan's
Father SUccumbs

Samuel Diller, 81, retired farmer,
died at his home near Elida, Monday
afternoon following six months
illness. He was the father of Mrs.
Nancy Blosser of Bluffton.
Besides his daughter of this place
he is survived by his wife the form
er Lydia Brenneman and two other
daughters Mrs. Bertha Showalter,
LaJunta, Colo, and Mrs. Mary
Bixel, Comins, Michigan.
The body was removed from the
Paul Diller funeral home here to his
late residence Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held at
Pike Mennonite church, Elida, Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev.
Elmer Yoder officiating assisted by
Rev. Andrew Brenneman, Interment
will be in Salem cemetery near
Elida.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
College Qudrtets
On Holiday Tours

Three Gospel teams from Bluffton
college will go on tour during the
Christmas holidays.
The girls quartet consisting of
Vernita Conrad, Doris Roberts,
Claire Landis and Muriel Ross will
visit the Mennonite churches in
Pennsylvania.
The mems quartet of which Oar
rel Flicker, Claude Boyer, George
Flicker and Samuel Buhler are mem
bers will visit churches in Illinois
and Missouri.
The quartet consisting of Donald
Yaussey, Robert Riley, Donald Wis
mer and Ralph Weber will also tour
through parts Of Illinois and Mime
sofa.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
Former BfuftOn
Woman Succun,bs

Mrs. J. A. Huffman, former Bluff
ton resident, died Monday morning
at her home in Winona Lake, Ind,
according to word received here.
The family lived here more than
twenty years ago at which time her
husband was connected with Bluff
ton college and Witmarsum semin-
ary.
Surviving besides her husband are
three sons: Paul of Elkhart, Ind. +;
Lambert of Canton and John of
Boston.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon at her former home
in New Carlisle, Ohio, followed by
interment at that place.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
In Appreciation

Poinsettias, bright and CHEEKY?
Yea, with hearts of gold.
| know from experience,
Need never be told!
Good friends when you're well,
Real pals when you're i'll.
None shirks her duties,
All missions fulfill.
When time hangs heavy
Just what will they do?
Each to her liking
Fixes something for you.
Shut in fer months, but
Entertained like as kings;
Cards, notes, gifts, flowers,
Poems, devotions, and things.
Not only do they cheer,
But feed you as well,
Noodles, cakes and pies,
Peach preserves and jell.
Many other services, too,
Do they feel they must;
Fancy work to wash and iron,
Kitchen curtains to adjust.
To each good Poinsettia,
Our friends, tried and true,
We give great big bow
And hearty thanks to you.
GRACE K. LoNGsDoRF,
Dec. 2, 1919
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
A & p Employees GiUen
S2,25O,OOO Xmas Bonus

A Christmas bonus totaling ST.
250,000 will be distributed among
employees of The Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Company on December
Is, it was announced by John A.
Hartford, chairman of the board.
All A & P employees throughout
the country with six months or more
service will participate in the pre-
holiday cash distributor. Last year
the company voted employee bonuses
totaling $2,100,000.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
Francis Durbin Dies;
Former City Solicitor

Francis w. Durbin, Lima political
leader and a former Bluffton city
solicitor, died last Saturday morning
of pneumonia in a Lima hospital.
He had been active in the Demo-
cratic party for DO years but never
held an elective office. Born in Ken
ton, he practiced law in Lima for Sc
years.
Durbin was the son of the late
Col. w. w. Durbin, of Kenton, reg
lister of the u. S. treasury under
President Franklin d. Roosevelt and
former state chairman of the DEM
ocratic party.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
Presbyterian Sunday
School Officers

The following officers were elected
for the coming year by the Presby-
terian Sunday school:
Supt., Charles Emans; asst, Mrs.
Sidney Hauenstein; chorister, Mrs.
Ben Schiffke; asst, Mrs. o. c. Hur-
sey; Sec, James Benroth; asst,
Dawn Stonehill; organist, Edgar
Hauenstein; asst, c. A. Biery; supt.
children's dept, Mrs. Geo. Linden;
supt., home dept, Mrs. Susan Gal
loway; asst, Mrs. Ruby Diefendeif-
er.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
In Honorary Society

Elmer Stonehill, student at Bowl.
ing Green State University and sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stonehill
of South Main street, has been ini.
tiated into Phil Alpha Phi, national
recognition society in accounting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
Christmas Cdntata
At Lafayette High

Lafayette high school music de-
partment will give Christmas can
tata in the school auditorium, We'd
nesday night, December q at 8
o'clock. Following the cantata the
band will give the Christmas story
with biblical narration.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
Heavy Buying Rush Greets Yellow Oleo
Upon Introduction In BlufftOn Stores

Brucellosis reactors must be prop
erly identified under Ohio law.
The Valley settler., 1949-06-24
NEW HOMEMAKCkS ORGANIZED
CUE

A noU, Hor1cmalcors' Club vas organized this uook on Tuesday evening ,uhan a. group Of uoron in P2lr1or mot at tho Extension of- fico to discuss plans for orgonizotio ion
 with tho ,Extons ion loader, Miss lIarylou Lashbrool1. Tho Club p1ansQ to noot on tho second and 4th Tuo sdays of each ronth narno for, tho nov club is to bo choson at tho next rooting on Tuesday June 28th. Ann Nionann and Nina Stock sorvod lunch at tho 2qlmor Fountain and Cofo fo1lorinG
The Valley settler., 1949-06-24

CANDIDATES FOR FAR QUEEN
 ANNOUNCED
 Four quoon candidates for tho coming Mata- ska Val1oy Fair on Sopt. 3,4, and 5, 'uoro
 nominated by Palmer sponsors last rcok, ri tn promise of moro to conc in tho worry near,
 future. Valley merchants arc already lin-
 ing uo support Tor tho ladies of their
 G99ico' e4d each is confident %hqt M3 his # oan Statehood" at the coming September ovont.
 All of tho four candidates nominated are
 students of Palmer High School. Firs7 on-
 t-al-J announcCa 5t4t L3-35 5n N~3.taran, I cola- ? arat i've noUc or1or, sponsored by Polnor Photo Art and Palmor Cold Store ago. Lavon
 has boon in Alaska for only yoar. Sho is tall, gray-oyod and blonde, with a radi- ant smi1o.
 Petite Janot shorrod, daughter of l-r, ora Mrs. Max Shorrod, has boon chosen for 6
 quoon candidate by tho Front for Cafe Drift Inn and Gras sor's HardUaros Janet, q ycJl Iloador for Palrlor High School last yoor; will bo a sonior il September. She has
 hair and flashinG brown oyos, liario lnllon, tiny rod-gold b1ondo nj tn groon oyos, rill Dc t he candidate Of tho Hat anusl:a Valley To loDhono Exchange. 7-ario,
 an orphan sinco sho uQs niro, is the first candidate to t:in fivo points for being
 Aaskan-born. lario uas born at Afognak, lone Of family Of throo boys and tT-o girls. She has lived in tho Natanusca Val15y since she ras nino, and is confirmed shut orhug. Barbara Eocl1or, a high school sonior ~ith moro than her Share of ability on tho bas- llot ball court, will be sponsored by tho Palmer Fountain and the Ror-Da-Voo Cafo. lBarbura ca1ao to the Iatanusca Valley in 1858. Sho, too, has officiatod as a Palmer High School yoll leader, having sorvod a double stint in her frosnlon and sonhomoro Iyoars.
 ITo dato thoro have been no ontrios in tho ItoIont contest also planned by t ho fair. FIoUovor, the city of Valdez has indicated Ithat they will nominate both a beauty and b talent conto stant soon. Othor entries from othor cities arc c2q1octod nor2ontarily, for tho contest is to be Aaska-uido. Fair Board rolcaso.
The Valley settler., 1949-06-24

Mir. and Hrs. Richard Gouin, baby boy,
 June 6, weight lbs. .|., lr. 'S: lirs. Leon Holbrook, a girl, Jlrc 7Zo lr. z: Mrs. John zimonsEo, girl, Juno g,
The Valley settler., 1949-06-24
MARKETING SURVEY THIS YEAR

Hugh Johnson uill begin his work in tho Territory under Inc iR-. ''ith a 7iarlo ing Survey Of. agricultural products. This ri Il be made this sumner and as soon as tho r-- ports on this work arc corTpl ted, a1otlo:, survey ril1 be made of Farm aeonon-,
 from tho .8ur3au Of AsTtc1ituro Ec0noS11cs from 8orkoy, California;, Uho is o5rocto,5 to arrive about July 9th. #rod. rsTq-->-o-, from the Bus moss Adraini strat ion Orr tco ! tho University Of llaska will assist h.. for about throo months.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Ambassador - Task Fore

Ambassador - ask FOfce'
LOS. $40, Sis, 7:20 and $50.
Capitol - You're My Every.
thing; 11:05 am, 1:45, 4:30
7:10 and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
los, 3:45. $50 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Top. O. the Morn
ing; 11:40 am, las, 3:45, $50
1850 and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"The Quiet One; II
am. 1855, 2:50, 4:45, $40, 8:35
and 1926 pm.
Hippodrome THE Art OF
Love-; 4:40, $50 and GAS pm
Keith's - "Roseanna Mccoy;
11:15 am, 1:20, 1925, $50, 1885
and $40 pm.
Million Dollar Legs; II
am, 1:3o, 4:05, $40 and 9:15
pm.
Metropolitan-"Rope of Sand;
IL am, /, 3, Sis, 7:30 and 9:45
pm.
National-"Devil in the Flesh;
1885 am, 1885, $40, $40, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Palace-'I Was a Male War
Bride; 10:45 am, 1855, 3:05
$40, 1880 and GAS pm.
Pix-'Tower of London; $40,
$50 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse - Spring in, Park
Lane; IL am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25
6:15, sos and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux. - BLACK Magic:
11:15 am, 1:20, $3.50, $40, 7:45
and 10 pm.
Warner-"Task Force; 10:45
am, 1880. 2:25, sos. 7:15 and
9:35 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-28

sharp. Yet this is no longer the
important thing about 1t. What
lis important-although not very
lis how Tracy Is played by the
newest girl.
Miss Churchill's method of
playing her is nothing that should
cause Philadelphians to sever re-
lations with anybody. Her Tracy
is a spirited girl, an aristocrat,
who has enjoyed all the advan-
tages save the one of knowing
how to choose the right man in
marriage. This has embittered
her, which only goes to show that
being born with a platinum spoon
in ones mouth is not everything
Tracy's distrust of love goes
even deeper than this personal
experience with it. In her i'm
personal meditations, she has her
parents case history to make her
even more dubious of where hap
tpiness is to be found. Unlike
Tracy. her mother did not resort
to the divorce courts, but Father
Lords unabashed consorting with
that Broadway dancer left no
doubt as to who would have won
had his wife entered suit.
X Il
1t is when they get a bit older
and begin to thin out that the
structure of plays like "The Phil
adelphia Story" shows through.
This one is sounder than you
might think. although its survival
in summer theater year after year
surely has supplied a hint.
1t points up the truth that, in
comedy at least, Playwright Barry
is an expert craftsman. He sup
plies not merely a wealth of action
in the few hours before Tracy
Lords second wedding. but also
a humorously illustrated lecture
on a multitued of characters.
Being more polite than most
Evening star., 1949-09-28

playwrights, the author Of "The
Philadelphia Story" is rather fond
Of everyone in it. Tracy is his pet,
a poor little, highly strung rich
girl. Her neurotic sampling Of
men which leads her through
three types before she comes full
circle is a thing with which Barry
has complete sympathy. He un-
derstands the other Lords equally
we'll, the raffish father who ran
off with the dancer, the proud
mother who never lost face. the
son who refused to take the de-
fensive just because he was rich,
and especially the irrepressible
younger sister.
Just as decent. If poorer in
pocket, are Mike Connor who rep
resents a prying national weekly
picture magazine: George Kit
tredge, the self-made man Tracy
thinks she will take as second
husband; and c. K. Dexter Haven,
the first husband who ends up
being the only one by the time
Tracy finally makes up her mind
and heart. 49,
There is an engaging candor in
Miss Churchills portrait of Tracy.
1t admits that the girl has her
faults, but holds that these are
superficial, environmental flaws
which in no way modify the sound.
gracious core of her being.
The star of the play is in COM
mand of it all the way, but she
encounters a real challenge in
June Dayton's elfin portrait of the
brat sister-one of the most dan
gerous minor roles any playwright
ever wrote.
AS co-star, Jeffrey Lynn, of the
movies. is an ample patrician
partner of Tracy Lord in the game
of Main Line romance. The same
sureness is evident in the per-
formances of Margaret Banner
man, Michael Steele, Philippa
Bevans, John Craven and Donald
Foster.
S. Syrjala's set is as aristocratic
as Barry expected, and worthy Of
Philadelphia.
"The Philadelphia Story" is all
for this season at Olney, but the
management would like to have
everyone return next May,
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Hollywood Diary
CuIhen MAY Be Annie's Buffalo Bill
BY SheiIoh Grohom

One of the hardest of theatrical
assignments would be that of
following the late Frank Morgan
in any kind of role. So Producer
Arthur Freed is getting COM
pletely different type of actor to
take over in Franks place as
Buffalo Bill in Annie Get Your
Gun" Louis Calhern at present
rates top consideration for the
role and, if he gets it and you
concentrate on thinking of Buffalo
Bill and not of Frank, you'll see
how right Calhern could be.
Jimmy Stewart is definite for
Harry" on the screen, subject
to approval of the plays hackers.
That was stipulated when they sold
Evening star., 1949-09-28

the fascinating story to U.-1. for
81 100000. (For that money they
had stipulationsD
Enrol Flynn will not be going to
India after all for Kim" He is
still the star Of the picture, but
only background shots will be
made there. The rest Of it will
be made on the back lot at Metro.
Enrol, who was to have returned
this week to Hollywood, has
changed his mind again, and will
stay in Europe until December
when he reports here for kim" F."
with Dean Stockwell as the boy.
Greta Garbo celebrated her 44th
birthday very quietly in Paris
last week end. If you want to
Evening star., 1949-09-28

6Ilc pays 1Illllp DdlIy Sul-GIle
one he wrote for Katharine Hep
burn when everyone was 10 years
younger-with an effortless pa
trician flair. It Is a little late,
to be sure, for any one to restore
Tracy to her original easy glitter
but Miss Churchill has had good
summer trying and summer thea
tergoers have enjoyed the project
immensely.
Miss Churchill will later take
the play on tour of America un-
der the auspices of the Theater
Guild. 1t should be quite success
full from the standpoints of beth
America and Miss Churchill. As
the closing attraction of Olney's
18-week season, THE Philadel-
phia Story is already sell-out
a harbinger if there ever was one,
X X
1t should come as shock to
no one to learn that Barry's COM
edy has now reached a stage
where it needs a name player to
give it fiscal, or box Office, pi-
quancy.
Although Philadelphia. a proud
city, has never disdained to utter
q word of denial that this is its
true story, Barry's account has
come to look like a bit of social
history. What the play has to say
Is witty enough, although its wit
now seems more sentimental than
Evening star., 1949-09-28

business venture outside movies
he's already in television sets and
canned meatballs! And he Is also
in hot water with his wife.
Judith Anderson Is hibernatinr
(See GRAHAM, Page A-23.)
Evening star., 1949-09-28

send her q belated cable. she is
at the Lancaster Hotel under her
usual incognito of Harriet Brown.
X X X X
Victor Mature is now going In
for gas stations. This is Vic's third
Evening star., 1949-09-28
folsom Sequel

"Jolson Sings Again." motion
picture sequel to the popular
musical film. "The Jolson Story"
has been booked to open in Wash
ington on October 13 at the
Metropolitan Theater. Larry
Parks again impersonates the
famed entertainer.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Sarah Churchill Gives
O|ney q Lively Finale
By joy Cormody

daughters of all prominent
later the THE Phila
delpha Story 1t only that especially at the Oney
theater.
year Barrymore daughter of the late John
Churchill offspring durable eloquent
Winston.
Churchill comparisons the better Tracy
Evening star., 1949-01-16

SUITLAND-6-R. BRICK
Located on fine corner lot, near U. s.
Govt. bldg. You will enjoy the
screened Enclosed porch and the
cheerful liy. rm. fireplace and the
exceptionally well finished rec. rm.
dows. Phone Ar. O586. AT. $3.50
THE GABLES co.
Evening star., 1949-01-16
542O GROVE ST.

First showing. Distinctive new red
brick Colonial in Kirkside, one block
north Of Western ave between Chevy
Chase Circle and Wis. ave. This
center-hall residence contains large
living room, dining room. de luxe
kitchen with disposal and electric
dishwasher, den and powder room
on first floor; 3 large bedrooms and
ished attic; semifinished recreation
room with fireplace; gas air-condi-
toned heat: 2-car brick garage.
This house is Of custom-built quality
and is well worth the careful inspec-
ton of the discriminating home
buyer. Open Sun, ! to dark.
Evening star., 1949-01-16
CHEVERLY

This lovely 6-rm, 2-story brick land :
frame home has just been redec-
Grated; has living room AKA II.
with fireplace, dining room l2xl4
large kitchen with breakfast nook
: very nice size bedrooms and tile
bath; full basement with &C. heat;
financed with S1O,50O Gil first trust
$3.50 second; down payment. %3,-
500. SllO per mo. Call Mr.. Barnes
with MILLAR BROS, INC, UN.
3Ruo. eyes MI 5o7S -lS
Evening star., 1949-01-16
ON col 0N1AL HOME. built in days
AVONDAIE

Open today. 1-e. 4eOl Avondale rd.
j i-bedrm. brick bungalow, on corner
lot: modern in every respect; close
TO Haywood area, Just over D. c.
line; near schools shopping, transp.
Very neat and clean throughout;
full bsmt Must sell today. Out
Michigan ave. to entrance to avon
Woodside Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-01-16
HNf ElIsworth Drive Sligo tIOO.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AsAANSa IN - Nn1UAsNED LOSAN a
AcGokEEK; ND, ND. L: mi; from 2 2. E; g
bedrms, and bath on 1st A.; h..wh.,
rugged grounds. To be sold at bar
gain price; Eve: or Sun; ph3ne NJ
.NoNS. Res,.Sr; 1'ls oR.n K St NV nv. IA o1an
2-story brick, on large corner lot;
completely equipped kitchen. includ.
ing auto. washer; rec. room in bsmt.
gas heat; only 81. 900 down required,
[ PRiMRosE REALTY. WA. 4s5s,
BEI4stiiltE-a-rm. MA WILL house. other out
6utIdins build Nc s0o bath t4-aiSSe s5ound nd
BfR%YN RhSss VA rurnisSsd s1a Ns MA ma
small down payment. $50 monthly
. nice sized bearms. and rm. in attic
for 2 more; h.-w.h.: close to pub.
and parochial sehls.; blk. to street
car line; owner leaving for West
Coast; VA, $500, WA. 67ol. PER
BERWYN. near Beltsville Research
Center; conv. trsnsp.; mod. 3-bed-
rm.. ".story. peri. cond; laree cor
ner lot Rare bargain at Sl2,500
ARTHuR Al M Carr AZ 30 AGENCY. HY.
.hinsle bunas iv' 1m din r%..
sflss ta only q! se5o O. down sss ssT sppros s,
S1342 mo; near stores and transp.
EINCHAM & CO., CN. 1888 eyes.
BRADBGRY HEIGHTS, 1900 T St
rooms, modern bath, oil heat; nr.
Coral Hill shopping center; So;5nO,
cHE,ERIy Al; idsI MANoR-completely fur
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EIH% T. pRiMR6sE RHa1SlS G"Fh:Ty Realty WA
ctiiiii:rWMA tiiiiii: WA. aata tsEs. = spotlsu s-room
ransion attic. full bsmt., eas a,-c.h
lovely section; 81 300; vet. or non
vet. Royce l. FARks, 32l7 18th
st. ne, MI. 4410 TIL o I'm.
eiestric RADIANT neat; Uoesa st, d6o. H terms
zANTz1NGER CO. s45 K St, Ma
cfiiNSifoN-can you beat itq A ma
sonry rambler, 3 rms; and bath. On
Clifton fYsF BsAPLEx Abssv c!5ntsn s4%' modern no
bungalow; oil heat. modern kitchen
gas stove, cabinets; large lot; priced
reasonable at $500: terms. Phone
ma. 5371. zANTzlNGER CO., 945
ctfossSfBHYs ~ MD.-1mmae. s-tamlly
rented for 800 per mo: fuli bsmt.,
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DISTRICT H0Ts;. 113 Ave; F
schools, shopping center and transp
Auto. oil heat, summer and winter
hookup; bedrms.. modern kit
Trades considered: open ssn;a 1 to s
RlrsstiSns' r, .ssl call 5,o J; EVERETT Y v1 RoB
pfsfsfST FsfFs2fN MA RAioaTs, af4s 'nd r. W. Hse. F.
$4,000, Prewor det. 2.b.drm. brk
Lge. kit. and liv rm. Oil h.-w h
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schools, transp. and shopping cen
ss ssf j. 5oEsHh REvhsEr sE4 sSsarsos & R5sff'Srs VIZ
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sacrifice lovely 5-rm. bungalow fol
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EAST RIvERDALE-only sl.7OO dn
brick; 5 rms. and bath, bsmt., oil
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fered; a real buy. Call Mr. Thren
WA. 1888. FORD Z. MORGAN. pr.
Mi. RAiNER-Attract. bungalow,
lee. rms. and bath. mod, Kit. new
oil burner; lot 3Ox1b0; safage
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Evening star., 1949-01-16
ONLY $3.50

oANA ~ WV
Living room. dining room. fully equip
ped kitchen, lac. bedrms. and
small, and bath; oil heat. screened
porch, sarage; lot: ,!5xl2h: l Blk.
from carline. in College nark. Md.
ONLY $3.50
Large ..story Groom and bath with
u acre; screened porch, full bsnt..
garage vacant: move in at once.
Located near u of Md.
ONLY $12,700 FURN.
One-year.old asbestos snine'e With
A S10,500 1st trust. payable $50
per mo-; , bedrooms down ana space
for . up: h-w.h., full bstnt.. fenced
lot; across street from Catholic
church and school, block from
sl Shopping and sy s,ansR as vnrp,sss gsfr Ms
Burch Realty Co., Realtors
s5o5 Baltimore blvd, COLLEGE Park,
Md. TO. 57S3. TO. 633S; ewes.
TO 4S5B. UE. 33!11.' -t6
Evening star., 1949-01-16
REI,TSVTT,I,E

Look at our fine selection OF new and
old bungalows and 2-story homes;
veterans and nonveterans' flnanc-
ing: $3.50 up. A1TCHESON REAL
ESTATE. TO. 5249.