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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14
Draft Board MOUeS
To NelU Quarters

Office of Allen county's Selective
Service board in Lima was moved
last Monday from it's Union street
location to 210 Dominion building, it
was announced this week by Mrs.
Donna Ohler, board clerk.
Previous to the move, the draft
board had been sharing quarters
with the Army and Air Force re-
cruiting station.
Next date on the draft board cal
endar for inductions is Dec. when
% men will be taken into military
service, and % others will be sent
to Toledo for physical examinations.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14
Mrs. Muude Fisher
Rites On Wednesduu

Mrs. Maude Rupright Fisher, IT
died at 9 a. m. Monday in her home
in Orange township, following ar
illness of one year.
Mrs. Fishers husband, Jesse, pre-
ceded her in death in 1949
Survivors include one son, James
Fisher, at home; one daughter, Mrs
Thomas Koontz, Bluffton; and two
sisters, Mrs. Nora Fellers, Findlay
and Mrs. Jennie Fisher, Jenera.
Mrs. Fisher was member of the
Olive Branch EUB church and a
charter member of the Orange Town
ship Farm Women's club.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon in the Basinger
funeral home, with Rev. Walter
Purdy, of Rawson, officiating. Burial
was in the Hassen cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14
TOUn And School
To Get Tax Funds

Bluffton village will get $4,000 in
the October settlement of personal
and classified taxes, checks for which
will GO out this week from the office
of Allen County Auditor Russell L.
Hire.
Bluffton schools will receive &c.
325.67 in the distribution; Beaver
dam village will get s2S.35 and
Beaverdam schools $782.22.
Bluffton library will get S3,240 in
the distribution, and Richland town
ships share will be S216.32.
Lafayette will get 5000; Lafay-
cite schools, S542.33 and Jackson
township, $83.66.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14
Attend Funeral Of
Michigan, Relative

Joe Fisher, Mrs. Forrest Beemer
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Fisher at
tended funeral services for a broth
er-in-law, Fred Amo of Wyandotte,
Mich, last Wednesday. Amo died of
a heart attack.
Surviving are his widow the form
er Mary Fisher, son Raymond and
two sisters. Funeral services were
held in st. Joseph's church, Wyan-
dotte.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14
BurI MOyer Is In
Navy Recruit Band

Burl J. Meyer, U. S. Navy sea-
man recruit, of 335 Cherry street,
is serving as a musician in the re-
cruit training band during his IL
week Naval indoctrination period at
Great Lakes, ILL.,, it was announced
this week.
The recruit band marches at all
recruit reviews and also plays at
civic events in communities nearby
the training center.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14
SeUen From Here
On Jury Venire

Names of seven Bluffton persons
were among those included in the
petit jury venires for the January
session of Allen county common
pleas court, it was announced this
week.
In the list of prospective jurors
are Edna C. Cramer, Jackson street; ];
M. Jean Augsburger, Route 2; AL
bert Deppler, S. Main street; Eula
Fett, Fett apartments; Corda Oehrli,
Poplar street; and Milton Bixler,
Route 2.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14

Shipments of stocker and feeder
cattle since July have been 20 per-
cent below last year but above most
previous years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14

Helen LIE Claire, popular New
York concert artist and opera singer,
is contralto soloist for the 54th
rendition of Handel's celebrated
oratorio, s'The Messiah" to be pre-
sented at s p. m. Sunday by the
Bluffton College Choral society. The
evening rendition will be i'm the high
school gymnasium, under the direc-
ton of Prof. Russell A. Lantz.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-14

Feed supplies are abundant but low
quality corn is not in sufficient
quantity to cause unusual demand
for feeders.
Evening star., 1950-03-06

II you like a mild, mellow
coffee-try Airway. Flavor
Is locked in the whole bean
till coffee is ground when
you buy.
Evening star., 1950-03-06

No finer coffee packed. Rich,
full-bodied. fragrant. If you
prefer coffee yacuum-packed
In tin, Edwards is your buy.
Evening star., 1950-03-06

Gives you vacuum pack
quality with paper bag
thrift. Rich, hearty flavor.
Ground fresh to order when
you buy.
Evening star., 1950-03-06

These prices effective until close Of busi-
ness Wednesday, Mar. 8, 1850, in Washing.
Hills, Hyattsville, KensinEton, Mount
Rainier, Silver Spring, Takoma Park.
BladensburE, Gaithersburg, Rockville, Suit
wyn, Capitol Heights; VIRGINIA.: Alex.
andria, Arlington, Fairfax. Falls Church,
Mclean, Herndon, Vienna. NO SALES TO
DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO
LIMIT QUANTITIES. Produce prices sub
ject to daily CHANGES
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-10

Able, you have many sympa-
thiZers, when it comes to those
scavengers going through the
lockers.
Junior Ohmler, Dept. A, dom
ned a false-face and went beg
ging for handouts on Hall
oween, he said it reminded him
of being kid again. SO inches
tall, wasn't much of trip, p,eh Jr.
We know now why Harold
Jones, Dept. 43, had such long
face the past week. Twas Hall
oween and the handouts to the
kids, but Harold got by the situ-
alton nicely, he locked up his
house and strolled along with
the kids.
Come on Herb, pass around
the apples and halloween candy.
Vacation for some people are
good, to others not so good.
Take the case of Steve Kozak,
Dept. "A. Steve will be a very
happy man when Merickle goes
back on nights, and he no longer
has to play horse for Hopalong
Merickle.
( Dept. 44's mic. troubles went
alongon vacation with Butch
Bowers. Now Butch has return
ed, so did troubles. With no two
pair of mics checking alike, how
are the men to know which one
is right. Being a hand-shaker for
the Mystic Knights of the Sea
sure pays of, huh, Butch.
Taft did lot OF yelling about
socialized Medicine but he did
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-10

not explain this. If the present
system is so much better than
the Federal Health Insurance
plan why do we have to carry
three insurance plans (Blue
Cross, Blue Shield and Metro
politan) in order to be. able to
pay our doctor and hospital bill.
And even there's catches, the
wives of two employees recent
Nly underwent similar operations.
One collected and is happy, the
other, well, it looks like he may
have to sue.
At least one of our predic-
tiOns come true. Last Monday
was the day, the occasion, the
draping of a blue coat upon the
shoulders of Harold Zunk., We
know he'll wear it proudly, for
he worked hard to get it. One
more prediction, Harold's head
will swell so large he'll have to
have someone scratch it for him.
We extend our sincere SYM
pathy to Lemuel Childers, Dept.
102, who recently lost his
father.
That Willie O'Brien has the
boys on the gear-cutters all pep
ped up with those new look sus-
penders, especially Ed Hanson.
He's wondering if that improve
ment would help his baggy
pants.
Whitley Lang has missed his
calling, the way he sells the
W&S Jobs to the new recruits
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-10

proves he would have been a
super salesman.
Reductions Tips: Get a job at
N. S. Co., you won't be able to
over-eat on the wages they pay.
How are you fellows going to
make the bowling team, don't
you know that sport is only for
supervision at National Supply?
1t used to be shop league but
j. Nick. sure changed that. Out
of eighty bowlers, fifty or more
are supervision.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-10
Census Data
Effect
House Seats
WASHINGTON LPA) =

WASHINGTON LPA) - FL
nal and official census figures
show a US population of 150,-
697, 1851, an increase of 1929
086 since 1910. The shifts in
population will force shifts in
% House seats unless Congress
decides instead to increase the
House of Representatives from
its present 435 members. (Estab-
lished under the 1910 census.)
Unless Congress so acts, Cali
fornia will gain seven seats,
Florida will gain two, and Mary
land, Michigan, Texas, Virginia
and Washington, one each.
Pennsylvania will lose three;
Missouri, New York, Oklahoma
will lose two each; Arkansas,
Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi,
Tennessee, will lose one each.
When President Truman sends
the census figures to the House,
he will m m e n d these
changes, and the III ouse e will
have Is days to act. Unless it
decides to increase its member
ship, the clerk of the House will
then notify each state governor
of the number to be elected to
the 83rd Congress in 1852, and
it will be up to the various state
legislatures to draw up the new
congressional district lines.
If state losing members fails
to redistrict, all its Representa-
tives will be elected at large;
state gaining members may
either revise its districts or elect
the added members at large.
Congressional leaders are cold
to the idea of n / argingt the
House membership. Only states
that will lose members favor the
idea.
The changes would still leave
New York first with 43 mem
bers, despite loss of two; Cali
fornia, now with %, would have
80, thus being equal to Penn
sylvania, which now has 33, but
would drop to 80.
New York remains the No. /
state, with 14,830,192. Califor-
MIA with 10,586,223 has edged
out Pennsylvania, with 0,498,-
OH, for second place. (Califor-
MIA was sixth in 1940.) Illinois
remains fourth, with 8,712,176;
Ohio fifth with 7,946,627; Texas
sixth 7,714, ,194.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-10
Speech Of Edward Lamb
Over WTOD
October 81, 1850

The Toledo Blade currently process smearing
anyone Nv who 10 fayors President Trmas Fair Deal
particularly aggravated because of Mr.
Taft from the Senate.
tor Taft for reelection? OF course it big business ITSELF
right opinion obvious in this case that
its opinion is based economic attachments.
But primarily the Toledo Blade a monopoly.
of its advertising told
est form of egalized larceny in the nation dverts attention
who dares to speak for the common
m Re Eeeeny R,d law firm has s. had the being
deam the claim that have had labor trouble
unadulterated falsehood, malicious lie.
have had labor trouble but the Blade
ih the denial those it seeks to smear The tactics Of Hitler
the the Teas And saas e ss w' m n. up n. with Pittsburgh
which for more than month has been strike
saying Pittsburgh
getting the other two Pittsburgh to the Block
real ability required to operate in competitive field
officials is merely an policy against any other
being started to disturb the monopoly 1t published under the
assistant publicity director hatche for the Republican
Do the people of Toledo remedy the plight
they find themselves Advertisers seeing themselves
and they course relief Immediately sight
Blade wants to make $500 600 month"; of
advertising another inch and the
advertiser is hooked
But what about the three hundred thousand good citizens
reactonary newspaper
OF who connected with radio
obligation all shades opinion
and broadcast inhe public interest In general this JOB being
Blade of has recently hired the
station least
hthe Blade is financing against the Toledo unions.
might well be remembered however The Toledo
all radio and televson license
it will into another hearing for tele
The Blade and have competed in the past for
want to make it plain that competitor
Of the Blade that will claims
which they frequently hurl against
But the Blade will teIevison license
Tn the Will be civ given an opportunity to say whether
the public interest Those who
against whether they veterans
will be invited to testify for or against the Blade.
The Toledo situation unlike
field Ohio where Isadoe Horvitz
nopoly He refused radio license
present time he has been found guilty operating
monopoly action brought the United
Department of Justice ..te.
have complaints against the newspaper
monopoly already to
Ons Commission at Washington, c.
today WILL of into the file of
dthis monopoly will undoubtedly
the charges when seeks the
license to broadcast WILL of that of
this talk gets to the authorities.
/ happy that have outlet Toledo which is
public broadcasting
advancement culture
of northwestern Ohio
specifically that all
the people Department.
render this service.
not that is traitor because
the United States that
seeks legislation
who pension for the have
those the other
will continue to provide outlet people of
Toledo-ALL the people of Toledo.
Blade falsely
victims the right to in its columns but be
sure WTOD continue policy permitting of
questions to be presented to the people.
-,.p1s pTEssaP .oR SAL. s+anIey's uphoIs+erins
Ill
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-10
National Supply Unit Ne,vs
By DEAK and DOCK

Able Wallis Dept finally recovered from his
hytera but not bit too While the gesapo
lockers week. told Able
they number of sweahirts he could keep in
his locker right back into tantrm Don't fret
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-10

health for New York Ctys $4,000 hotel
financed entirely the employers
Albert physotherapy director the center pees paraf
EIoise Edens in demonstration of the
ailments There 125 physicians
and 35 technicians the staff. UPA
Evening star., 1950-04-19

4-BEDRooM BRICK CAPE COD
eunsslov almost new; full base
ment. Ess heat: owner leaving towH
must sell; Sl.15O down. SS4 50
FER mo.
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
uN 2123. Ewes. UN 1886
ez13 Baltimore Ave. Hyattsville. NJ
Evening star., 1950-04-19
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

SI5~ DOWN. $40 NO BUYS for
81 50, 20 acres, 10 cleared shabby
locking hunEslow = DIS rms bat
StrUcturaliy sound And has EcoG
metal roof over house and pore hes
well concrete cellar IN one Of the
outbUildiugS. about SN yolrg fTQit
trees bui thew need attention. Il
MI. Of CEariotteS,gGc. Va II. +t3l,
Evening star., 1950-04-19
COLONIAL BEACH

Attractive year-round Groom bunga =
low in good condition. corner of
Bancroft and Hamilton sts. 3 large
bedrooms, dining room and living
room. large kitchen with one COM
plete bath and half bath. Outside
shower rooms with toilets. Detached
garage with boiler room and laun-
dry rooms attached Oil hot water
heat with summer and winter hook
up with domestic hot and cold water.
Lovely large grounds with shade
mowers and shrubbery, RA. 62S1.
Evening star., 1950-04-19
SHANNON & LUCHS co.

Neighborhood Changing?
Why Not Trade?
Your equity on one of the
newly built, detached, six-room
homes in nearby Maryland.
Living room 1876 TT. by ~ ft.;
dining room 10xl3.6, kitchen
9. 9.6xl36, three bedrooms. two
of which will handle twin-be
suites; large tiled bath Full
basement, air-conditioned gas
heat. Lots 80 fl. by 100 IT.
or larger. Phone MIR. Terms,
HU. $3.50
Evening star., 1950-04-19
ALEX. SACRIFICE
MUST SELL AT ONCE

Exclusive res. section. French pro-
vincial brick and stone dwelling;
cool. luxurious living on terraced eX-
ouisitely Handicapped corner plot
built 1890 nv pres. owner: cost dur
able construction. best grade oak
floors and trim: solid masonry walls
First A., large bedrm. and bath; spa
cious Sunken liv rm.. stone firepl
sumptuous wall-to-wall broadloom
csrpetine. liv. rm. din. rm.. halls
and stairs; Ice, din. rm roomv
scientifically equip. kitchen. brkfst
nook: grand screened. glassed and
heated porch; peaceful view Sec n
three generous -sized bedrmS, and
bath, ample closet and stor. space
Basement. knottv pine walls. as
phalt tile floors throushout rec
rm den. bedrm. and bath and ali
utilities in basement: laundry room
Built-ir esrase under porch Cal
for sppt.. HU 5000. Ext, $40. sftel
Z pm. Wed, Thurs, or Fri. 2l'
Evening star., 1950-04-19
ARLINGTON VA

In the heart of Clarendon. corner
property. one block from new
Murphy Store; suit. for any kind
OF TsfaiT business. excel location
lot 15Xio0 sacrifice for SS9 500
Gail HARRIS TAYLOR, Ow. 1896
Evening star., 1950-04-19
$4,000
CHESTERFIELDHOMES

3-bedrm brick ramblers The most
charming, well arranged small houses
you have seen.
SALESMAN ON PROPERTY DAILY
FROM ? TO DARK
Come early to get your choice of lots
IN this beautiful section of the
county.
To inspect site: Go out Lee hwy. to
Vermont st. guide right on Old
Dominion dr. for : miles to Birch
ave and CHESTERFIELD sign, left
on Birch TO property.
Evening star., 1950-04-19
PsoPtRrY-sALE

SLIGHTLY BEYOND n. c LINE OF
~. siding, iRrge tract. almost leTe3.
fronting On freeEsy now uHdes cor
Structioa Price tS cents per square
foot Cal NJ Cav VI a16q or
here. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1919
X 81 NV Ma I6N
Evening star., 1950-04-19
Def. BRICK-S12.950
GOOD FINANCING
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.

Beautiful Brick Bungalow
Plney Branch rd. near Sligo Creek
and dirt. Level backyard Lot
5@x21O: ) spacious rms. and modern
tile bath on lst floor; . rms on
2nd floor Full basement. Immacu-
late condition. Conven. 10 every
thing. Priced low for quick sale
Make an offer. Call Mrs Messick
SH. 4lnS. cox & Co ST. OH
Evening star., 1950-04-19
THE GOSS CO., Realtor
4 BEDRMS., Sl5,95O

immaculate Cape Cod. built in la41
en- l2-acre lot just few miles from
Silver SprinR: liV. rm. with frepl d:
concrete side porch; din. rm.; mod
srn equipped kitchen with table
space, full bsmt.: oil h.-wh; built
In saraSe; $500 cash. balance in
Evening star., 1950-04-19
S13.5OO-4rc LOAN

This roofny. Well-built Colonial may
be purchased with $4,000 by as
sumIng owners Sl3,500 loan; sos SO
per month includes taxes and in
kurance. LIST A. living rm., din, kit,
den, powder rm. md A.. 2 bedrms
and bath; lge, bsmt. with lavatory
Evening star., 1950-04-19
DEL RAY SECTION

3 bedrms.. 2-story asbestos shingle
det. home on nice 50x15o lot. in
convenient loc. Liv. rm., din. rm..
equipped kit. front and rear porches.
Lear frame garage. This is really a
good buy at S10,75O.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
l6 So. st. Asaph ST. Alex, TIE.
Evening star., 1950-04-19
CHARMING RAMBLER
BELOW THE MARKET
Z ROOMS 01h RATHC

We believe this is the best buy on
todays market. home exception
ally suited for the family. Close to
The public, parochial schools and
recreation area. Large center-hall
brick with paneled den and 1st-f1oor
powder room. 3 bedrooms and ,
baths on 2nd floor. with inclosed
stairway to attic. Full basement and
attached garage Price, S22 $50
Ewes. Gil. 400. Ext. 993, PHILLIPS.
CANDY u FULLER, INC, 1912 18th
Evening star., 1950-04-19
OFFICES FOR REkT

MAR I4th AND F-LA-ss ene.,
desks. carpetsd, blinds, oTGpsrlsa
SShsrt Eeeept'on room is esar,a.
ESk>s BuupI>G. rIeo Ne. Iorl
ave. U-AyRahels Immediately:
desirable rooms % meet yoGg rs-
su,rtmsn,s FENN PROPERTIES
esiS iith ST. .N,w@A,;rae,t,e ls..
n. p.us new tHsisney AFT both
4 iot >HS SO EM "uSH So
Il AND : ROOM OFFICES. In heart
/ sH stiT 5tao Se1,ns .,ss sH a' .asg %0n1n mn H''
/ powNTOWN-lkth - near static,
Hotel Erouno floor ores In modern
slg-eone:t!ontd bids at rate below
91hsr 0OmpayAeis sDAe' JOHN 6
iHth ST. near ~ pan.n.d
rms csrpe,ed S-month suslst re-
neWhh.s Phone ST oS5o 10
1899 ST NV lArE. ono. rnA
WITH reception hall. over Soo SO II
/ Floyd Z DAVIS GO, Ma oaSs.
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES in mod
/ srn, nrspreof Century BulldinE.
saprem. Court .,.iisSis IN Enss
rooms or suites q. EWo or more
| rooms prices from S43 50 up per
rm parking space avsnAnlr TROS,
piShES =, q SS.' INN,' IN Sh
rHr Skw ALLISON RUnpI>G-i
n,cc otncsS arm snc lsvAtory,
i0eA :oJ doctor or dentist sood
NV locatlon olsnty tree rsfkins.
r ALLISON, GE. 3a69. pAlG
CHOICE SUITES; modern, do~utown,
elev. BIDS services incl $40, up;
VICTOR LD0 NA aas"
FRN ATE FURNISHED once With re-
tsrla. service available IN lsw once
suite IN md National Bank BIDS,
1913 C 81. nv Box 3aS-Y. star
ALEXANDRIA, on k!nE st, best loea-
ton : offlces at 81 per mo each:
one At $4S extra larss with : sx-
Inquire z & z. GOLD ENGRAVING,
AIR CONDITIONED. unturnish.d Of
tSs syan si NAV lhS,h' modern enc,
DOWNTOWN . beautiful lars, nrs'.
,rsas pv, ent ELLIS ME- liti
WOODWARD BLDG choice out
Stoe rooms, VIII Snelst. SUITE 1000.
DOCTORS OFFICE srACE-pestrasl.
/ lst-foor Once with private stree, en-
trance available MAY lSt. ti"l
soinimtn' ] mi ONLY ccaa M w. sneTs,p, eT IN
H / RUST co. MA 500 -H@
DOCTORS ATTENTION We have
space ~ an exclusive residential
4 apartment huiidins. sir-copdtttoneo,
switchboard service and located near
. Massachusetts aud Wisconsin ANCS.
For further information cAll Mr.
/ Sherwin, l.. RUST co. Ma SloO.
OFFICE SPACE; DOWNTOWN -
promuent. convenient location ar-
( prov 5000 so It, pluS lg1 bSmt
and rear parking $3.50 per mo. Can
2StS WM H. SAUNDERS co INC
YOUNG LAWYER wanted TO Suol.t
one OF NV oficcS ! am Ions sStAh-
lShRd realtor and business broker !
! think ! have good proposition for
you see EDWIN /. FILLS. 1910 Yer
mont ave, Rm eli. co
OFFICE AND APT. or b-rm once
suite, in part or all once has
4 rms and pvt bath, Apt has =
/ lovely rms, pri. bath and entrance
/ Available Immediately Entire md
/ floor Of nearly-neW modern bids
| Located HSH4 Pa ave Sc. LsrE
I lease II desired Call T. D BUR.
CESS. VI $50 "a
WESTORY BLDG. Ilth and p sta,
Unusually bright and cheerful
| outside room. excellent for dental
! offce, etc. See Mr. Dean on prem
| tScS
Colorado Bids. 14th and q ats NV.
Several choice rooms nov aVail.
Moderate rental from $50 per mo,
See Mr. Frazer on premises LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY CO n635
Conn ave NV AD 1S0O
TuE NE1p
Evening star., 1950-04-19
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

4-BEDRM. furn), lge. center-hall
Colonial home; h.-w.h., recently
decorated; clean and comfortably
furn., conv. close-in N. Arl. location
Excel. bus service. good shopping
area. ideal for good sized service
family; S115 per month CHI 43lI.
Evening star., 1950-04-19
BEVERLY HILLS
CLARENDON

1t will be cold day In June when
you'll have another opportunity
like this. Large brick-tex bungalow
with liv. rm, fircpl, din rm., KIT,
breakfast rm.. bath, finished attic.
Full bsmt. oil h.-w.h,, garage, on
large corner lot, conv. to everythine
Priced S13,75O.
Evening star., 1950-04-19

NV. 5-FAMILY APT.-Gross annual
rents. S2,s36, low rents, Owner has
spent over SIH,500 remodellng, com
plete units OF one-piece sink. re-
friserator and gas stove, an oppor-
tunity for q real buy Call
EARLE W. MANSON
co. 5b2l. l346 Conn Ave
ons
Evening star., 1950-04-19
FALLS CHURCH

4 -bedrm. home. S12,50O Gil approved
1St hr.. liv. rm., 16x1l. din. rm.,
SXS, equipped kit, :! bedrms. and
bath, 2nd FIR. large bedrms. I'm
maculate cond. Full bsmt. Gas heat
Outside entrance. Immediate poss.
Near schools and transp. $1,000
financing available.
LUCILLE COOK
Evening star., 1950-04-19
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
"Your Vacation Home"

IUUI VdLdUIUII I1UIII6
And a snug fishermsn's haven. Ideal
climate. on Florids's Gulf Coast.
Fertile homesites. j to acres, nr.
salt water. convenient to Gulf bath
Ing: community boat privileges hard
road; elec.; titles guaranteed. Priced
as low as S4s5; S45 down, SIS mo.
Immediate possession. Plenty OF
room for fruit trees, flowers and
vegetable garden. We have few
extremely desirable homesites with
beautiful views of the bay Priced
about $3.50 on same terms. Call
Mr. Tucker, with J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, ME. li43: ewes. ME.
3ol6
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THE NEW
ULTRA-MODERN
AIR -CONDrTIONED
KASS BUILDING
I'll l4th STREET N W
has aNat1akin
THE NEW

kASs REALTY co, INC EN-. klOO,
CONN. AVE. AND l. ST.
g-rm. once with heat, lisht and pvt.
street entrance | blk from Conn.
ave. at ls23 l. st. NV, SIS per mo.
DI ZOO 90
ARCHITECTS OFFICE
$40; attractive location. 1911 EYR
ST NV c0s
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA

SHANNON & LUCHS co
1908 H ST. NV. MA. o34h.
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58O5 ANNAPOLIS RD.
GrS-NO CASH
81 | 500

5-rm.. 1Ia-year-old brick bungalow
gas heat: lge. lot: fully equip. kit. !;
mr.. schools, shopping transp A
bargain at this price Vacant. Move
in MAY !. WILLIAM H SAUNDERS
CO: INC, 1926 H NV, DI. 1918 un-
til q m o1
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APRIL SPECIAL

4 bedrms.. lge. complete kitchen. full
bSmt.. gas heat; large lot completely
inclosed with Anchor fence. Owned
by Navy It. transferred overseas
VIII sacrifice at Sl0.950 for quick
sale Reasonable terms. CLYDE r.
ADAMS. Rea ltor. IIN ll42 -o1