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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
clubs. lodges
and Societies

Share-A-Talent Club
Meeting at the home of Mrs
| Richard Shoemaker, Wednesday
night, Sept. 20.
Poinsettia Club
Miss Mildred Keel will entertain
| assisted by Mrs. A. J. B. Longsdorf
| next Wednesday night, Sept. 20.
y
AMIGO Club
Picnic at Buckeye Lake, Thursday
evening at 6 o'clock.
Altar & Rosary Society
Meeting at the home of Mrs.
Francis Shoemaker, Thursday night
at s o'clock. Mrs. Ruth Hutchinson
is assistant hostess.
Presbyterian Social Club
Picnic at the home of Mrs. Raw
Marshall this Thursday evening $50
o'clock instead of next Thursday.
r.
Century Circle
Miss Ocie Anderson will entertain,
Wednesday afternoon, September 20
at 2:3O o'clock, with Mrs. A. C.
Burcky as assistant hostess.
The program: Cry of the Beloved
Country, Mrs. B. L. Swank; From
Across the Great Water, Mrs. Ross
Bogart.
Telesis Club
Meeting at the home of Mrs.
Richard Cookson, Monday night.
Mrs. Morris Triplett viii give
book review.
Church of Christ Women
Women's Christian Fellowship will
meet with Mrs. Harry Ewing, Thurs
day night at o'clock. Mrs. Swan
Stonehill is assistant hostess.
Methodist Women
W. S. C. S. meeting at the home
of Mrs. Dan Triplehorn, Thursday
afternoon. Assistant hostesses are
Mrs. Mabel Cookson, Mrs. Robt. Art
man, Mrs. Elmer Short and Mrs.
Ward Marshall. Leading the wof-
ship service will be Mrs. Herbert
Haller. Mrs. w. B. Augsburger
will be program leader and Mrs.
Clayton Harkness in charge of
special feature.
Bridal Shower
Mrs. Wilson Keller, Jr., a recent
bride, was honored with miscellan-
eous shower at a party given by
Misses Dorothy Welty and Myda
Jane Manages in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Welty of Union township,
The bride is the former Neva Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith.
A color scheme of pink and white
was carried out in appointments for
the affair and many beautiful gifts
were received.
Guests were: Mrs. Dale Keith,
Mrs. Harold Chiles, Lima; Mrs. Glen
Graham, Fostoria; Mrs. Wilson Kel-
Ter, Sr., Mrs. Joyce Keller, Ada;
Miss Elaine Brecht, Mrs. Kenneth
Walters, Findlay.
Mrs. Harry Marshall, Miss Mildred
Marshall, Mrs. Kimmel Marshall,
Mrs. Raymond Marshall, Mrs. Clin-
ton Balmer, Mrs. Levi Welty, Miss
Dorothy Welty, Mrs. Hubert Kempf,
Miss Dorothy Ault, Mrs. Byron
MdHSeS, MISSES myQa Jane ana
Marilyn Manages and the honor
guest, Mrs. Keller. Gifts were sent
by Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Edmund
Hummon.
Legion Auxiliary
Bluffton Legion Auxiliary at its
meeting, Tuesday night nominated
the following officers for the coming
year:
President-Ruth Steinman, Vernal
Corson, Margie Huber, Eula Fett.
Sec.-Harriet Stonehill, Ruby Nc
Carly.
Elk. Com.-Christine Harris, Doro-
thy Steiner, Golda Wiess, Hulda
Amstutz, Eula Fett, Estella Core.
Mrs. Helen Foltz reported on the
state convention to which she was
a delegate.
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Notice

Applications will be received for
the position of Clerk or Assistant
Clerk of the Board of Public Affairs
at Bluffton, Ohio. Applications for
such positions should be filed at the
office of the Board of Public At
fairs by noon on Monday, Septem-
Der 18, 1850. Applications consid-
cred from men or women.
By order of the Board of Public
Affairs.
Donivan Augsburger, Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE

Harry Cosart, whose last known place of
address was Harry Cosart. ITS Crawford
Road, Cleveland. Ohio, Is hereby notified that
Phyllis j. Cosart. minor of the age of 20
years, by Betty Eley. her Mother and next
friend. has filed her petition against him for
divorce. custody of minor children. and for
all further equitable relief as she may be
entitled to in the premises, on the grounds of
gross neglect of duty. in Case Number 3sS4e
in the Common Pleas Court of Allen County
Ohio. and that said cause will be for hearing
on about six weeks from the date of the
first publication of this notice.
DURBIN g. NAVARRO
Attorney for Plaintiff
30l Dominion Building
Lima, Ohio 25
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this opportunity
to say goodbye to our many friends
in Bluffton. 1t was real pleasure
to know all of you. We will miss
you, and will long remember the
hospitality shown us in Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Clark
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
THE BLUFFTON NEWS
c. A. BIERY, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by thasBluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.

Subscription rates: Year, $3.50;
six months, $3.50 anywhere in u. s.
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Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act OF March 8, 1879.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-29

Scranton, Pa. Sugar
Ray Robinson took it on the
chin Tuesday from the
Pennsylvania State Athletic
Commission as they hung a
$1,000 fine on the champ
for failure to keep a 15-rd.
engagement with Jose Ba-
sora Tuesday night.
The action was taken by
commission chairman George
j. Jones, Jr., several hours
after Robinson had signed a
contract to defend his world
welterweight title Aug. 9
against Charley Fusari at
Jersey City for the benefit
of the Damon Runyon Can
Ger Fund. Robinson will do
nate all except one dollar
of his share of the purse to
the fund.
Jones also ordered Robin
son to reimburse promoter
Ernest Gennell for expenses
incurred to date in promot-
ing the bout. The fight was
to be for the Pennsylvania
version of the middleweight
title now held by Sugar Ray.
Gennell said his expenses
might run high as 5000.
The Pennsylvania commits
sion also suspended Robin
son until he honors his con-
tract with the Scranton club,
but directed that the sus-
pension not be effective un-|
til after the Fusari fight.
Abe Green, MIA COM
missioner, indicated that the
penalty would be only an
order to fight Basora soon
after the Fusari tilt. Robin
son and his manager, Geo.
Gainford, already had prom
Used to do that
81 don't think Pennysl-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-29
Robinson Fined $1,000
For Basora Runout

vania will do anything to
interfere with a charity
bout" Greene said. eff it
wasn't for charity, it might
be different, but as Ray said
he's not running out on a
$500 fight for a $4,000
one. He's only getting one
dollar"
Hes in a bad spot"
Greene added. "He has a
possible September fight
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-29

with Jake LaMotta coming
up and he'll have to fight
Basora first. That could
cause him a lot of trouble.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18
80, COO ELks IN BIG TREK TC
CHIC AGO

80, coo ELks IN BIG TREK TO
CHIC AGO
More than 10000 silks. their
friends and other visitors have in
vaded Chicago for the national
convention of the Grand Lodge Of
the Improved Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks of the world,
Aug. 1926.
Headquarters is at DuSable high
school, 49th st. and Wabash Ave.
The Elks as usual are headed by
Grand Exalted Ruler ]. Finley
Wilson.
Among the numerous features
Of the week-iong program is the
civil liberties meeting August 81
at which the Elks will present tht
1850 Lovejoy Medal to Gov. Al
fred Driscoll of New Jersey as the
outstanding person who did the
most for the Negro in 1919
Gov. Driscoll will be the chief
speaker at the meeting. He will
be honored for his work in the
passage Of his states liberal con-
stitution.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18


ed OF the run around we've been
getting There are 10000 workers
IN NJ Y brewsfies and not one Ne
gro.
We call on the people of Hsr.
lem To put pressure on these brew
cries until they start hiring with
out discrimination
Meanwhile. the council urged
Harlem workers to apply at the
employment offices and report
the results 10 it.
Officials Of the council said they
were also fighting Jim Grow In the
electrical industry.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18

Milk II cows. goats and 0sisss
animals has been employed ~ focA
fur thousands OF years. TIE Ola
Testament mentions ne use a
nsiih IN ~ placss In ne 18th chap
ter at 0enssis II 10 recorded that
Abraham. while being visited by
shrss angela. ''toak butter and milk
and ths cell. which hs had dressed.
and sss n before item: and hs
stood By thsn under the tree ana
thsy ala eat" Butter vas used BY
The Hindus ~ early ~ 1o0o &c.
both ~ food and In Instr religious
ceremonies. and u u sn~nsioasd b.
shs early Hebrew. Greek end H.
man wrttsrs.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18
,UREAiks 7 BREW Frs WITH
BOYCOTT IN N. Y.


NEW YORK The Harlem
Trade Union council last week
called on the people of Harlem to
apply economic sanctions against
seven n. Y. brewers who have
not hired Negroes. The companies
named were Schaefers, Rnpperts,
Rheingold, 1'rommers, Piels, Bal
lantines and X and II beer
A spokesman for the council
stated.
Most Of the beer brewed local
Iy in N. Y. City is consumed in
Negro communities. and we're tir-
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18
GENERAL PAYS HIGH HONOR
TO MEMORY OF HIS
CHAiFFER

VICKSBURG. Miss. The death
Of Tom Hanford brought letter
Of high tribute To his widow from
Brig Gen. s. d. Sturgis. for whom
Hanford acted as chauffeur when
Gen. sturgis was district engin-
Ger during the war.
II read, in part. ~ will always
remember him, not only as the
best chauffeur ever had but as
one Of the best companions; and
wish you every help in relief
from your grief by the fact that
il anyone ever deserved reward,
the good Lord ia taking care OF
Tom. "
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18
GIRL. Is. WINS ESTATE or
a.. 900

CLEVELAND, OHIO The
court Of appeals ruled here last
week that Miss Josephine Hous-
ton, %, was sole heir TO the SEQ
900 estate of the late Alec Har
ris, plasterer and real estate brok-
or.
Her right To the estate had been
disputed by the dead mans rels-
tives because her mother, the late
Rose Houston. was the common
law wife Of Harris.
Heading the two-year court bat
tie against Miss Houston has been
Mrs. Fannie Fitch of New York,
a niece Of the dead man Harris
estate includes sir large tenement
houses.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18
TEIl.s FRAT - MICRO
MARINE HERO

WITH THIS Is. MARINES on
THE SOUTHWEST KOREAN
FRONT.
Hospital eefpsnaa Arthur
Singleton. "a 81 Houston, Texas
emerged = hero last ~esA as the
fighting Marines took hall on
thus blazing Korean battlefront
The only Negro With his outfit.
singleton won the praises and
elaudits # his fellow Marines for
courageous attention he gave 60
fallen bnddles N spite of the fact
that he Was wounded himself
Relieving Army Gls who had
exchanged gunf.re with Korean
Reds for four straight days, the
Marines met whitening fire the
moment they got into position.
MEN we're falling like flies.
one private SAID bu, hospital
corpSmen seemed 10 ignore the
savage onslaught II the enemy and
went about their duties with pre-
cision and calm.
Cornelius NisselF y sergeant Of
Long Beach, Calf. told Of Single
toms herolsa
He Was wounded and suffer
ing from conclusion 80 bad he
couldn't hear. hui be kep, on Civ
ing first aid under machine gun
and rifle grenade fire.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18

ROANOKE, Virginia. DIR Eli
zabeth Durham. professor al Viz
ginia State College. Petersburg,
sued the Norfolk and Western
Railway here in Law and Chan
Gerry Court for $4,000 charging
she was forced 10 move from
sleeping car to small, over
crowded. filled with smoke. dusty,
dirty and dfafty" coach solely
because she was Negro
Or. Durham also named /. l..
Crowded Of Richmond identified
by her attorneys rs conductor Of
othe train, as a defendant Her at
torneys were listed as Martin A.
Martin, of Richmond. and Reuben
f.. Lawson, Of Roanoke
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-18

WITH fHE Is. MARINES on
THE S0uTuNE Sr KOREAN
FRONT
Evening star., 1950-12-19

COLORED-BARGA PRICE
SHEPHERD NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
Unusually low price of S12.950. Well
built semidet. brick, rms, bsmt.
with front entrance; gas heat: small
down payment. ST. 1857, GE.
1904. Breiterman Realty Company.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. frame Co
lonial. cozy fireplace. equipped kit.
toilet in bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. Vene-
tian blinds. storm windows and
doors, awnings; attic with disappear
aoroN nv 9y ssai2 ss2G 9psn NC tn a4is & j. Mt t.
Vernon ave. Alex, Va. -21
ARLINGTON = 7-rm. brick, direct
from owner, includes bedrms, 2
baths, ,extra. fine bsmt., side porch,
ETC., close in, vacant; act quickly.
BELVOIR AREA-Located approx. s
miles from Fort Belvoir, lovely de:
tached home with income. situated
on beautiful 1-scre lot. The home
consists of an attractive living rm.
With ". fireD,: lgs; din: RI rm,. lsei equip.
shade trees; CT financing. A won
sSSas with W. 3. WR1daT. i, ia:
DEL RAY-Brick, end row, 2-bedrm.
home, beautifully redecorated; only
3 years old: eauipped kit, tile bath.
oil h.-a.h.. full bsmt.; nice side
yard, fenced; $2,5oo cash, bal, IKE
Nt tn sals & MT vsTnpo n1p0N aysl snAhax Aiea.
FAIRFAX-Reasonab down pay
ment; BUNGALOW, 2 bedrms., expan-
sible attic with terrific possibilities.
Nice liv. rrn., din. rm., equipped kit,
full bsmt.: city .utiIs. $4,000. AS
REALTY, phone ia. S12S. I'll
CHARMING CAPE. COD. in the town
OF Fairfax This lovely home Is
loc. In one Of Fairfax's finest resi-
Dental areas on lge. cor. lot,
hedge seciudes the property from
the st. 1st d: consists OF q lge.
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.. kit
and pantry; End H.. 8 Ice. bed
rms. and full bath; bsmt.. oil h
W. h., gar. Price, S15,950. with
substan. cash, REQUIRED. PENTAGON
EEsEaAL EEaALTY CO.. Fairfax sse. Fairfax
Evening star., 1950-12-19
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.

salows located in Bradbury Heights
and Hillside; priced from $S.250 to
$12.500; low down payment.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO., 5402
cMGkaN Ms51Ses9 Pisa PAsM az 9o sefes sseee 5ed
room home, Completely fenced; house
is modern with Z rooms and full
basement; oil h.-w.h.; large screened
porch; large equipped chicken house;
priced to sell at once. For further
information call PERRY ROSWELL,
INC. WA. $500. Open till s pm.
NEAR MD. UNIV. and N. Q. l.. Rigss
Mil Manor. BY owner. Brick ram
rage; full bsmt. $15.e5o. 10. $3.50,
Ext. 1886: 8 to 4:30.
PRICE REDUCED to Sl3;500. Rogers
IN hstf this most os @SSefR conv ocstion Sh' r%a
KIT. daylight bsmt. divided into )
rms. Vacant. Owner must sell,
Efff1lsn1 FL em soBERr ts6Bi sa g. pAH1s WA seeo &C.
buy this i-yr.-old bunga.: on level
lot in n.s eose,ip R5yerdsle6 sae6 tgll FIJI bsmt
E3BERT spBRMs s .na DAycs css,ste = &C. tile nstss
4 DEDIsNlSs dtlu SOIIlp1ClC odthot
Iight bsmt.; near new Landovsr
School: wide lot This house could
not be built for the low price of
S14.500. Call WA. 5000 It'll pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO. -21
3-RM. COTTAGE. furn.. 2Ka acres OF
ground cleo. well, fronting on De-
fense hwv. and buslinc $4,000.
O. B. ZANTZINGER. Jr., WA. 1919.
COW. ANDREWS FIELD and Suit
land Spacious 6-rm. Colonial
home. Lge. liv. rm. with fireplace;
also fireplace in master bedrm.; lge.
kit. guest-size din. rm.; over 70
acre ground. Fine garden sell.
For appt. to inspect call 10. g.
S400. MERCER BUILDING CORP.
yACANT-BARGAIN. Move in be-
brick bungalow. Q full sized bed
rms. lge. liv. rm... dining space.
modern equipped kit, lge. closet,
storage attic. Priced much under
replacement cost today, Small down
payment Assume 4% financing.
Call Mr.. Foster. 81. 4166. MERCER
BUILDING CORP. 10. 9-S400.
Evening star., 1950-12-19

BETHESDA, near Nat. Institute OF
Health; 9 rooms. bath, porch. ga
rage, full basement. large lot; SI9,-
800, terms. r. BATES WARREN,
OIL. 1859. -22
BETHEsDA-S25, 800. 1st floor. bed
room and bath. living room, dining
room, kitchen. screened porch; 2nd
floor. 2 twin-size bedrooms and
bath; built-in garage; beautiful To-
cation. adjoining kenwood. Owner
leaving town. BILLINGSLEY &
KORzENDORFER. OR. 1926 till o
Evening star., 1950-12-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRADBURY HEIGHTS - Attractive
3-bedrm. home with. oil heat and
sii, dit 500. SsSe'sii KEiNsfNsoToN sass REALTY W
CO.. Lo. 5-I105; eve, Mr.. shep-
pHPsTksroH HsEds a HaEfGarsLvery alIfSgTr nice de-
tached bricktex home. has lge. liv.
3 nice bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h., garage; nice, level lot,
6o BY lS0; , excel; cond; aa. SOUTH. I]tIa.
MT. f. RxINiERgsebe ebedrm. and bath;
2-story; excellent condition; new
sas ssrs heasaah SRfMRoss s5sasm xsTs 'eas a.
WEST HYATTsvnLE-Imm Immaculate
full bsmt. with oil heat; bus at cor
ner; asking. price S14,260: open. to
all reasonable offers: For further
ormation call PERRY BOSWELL,
WEST RIvERDALE-Brick home of
4 rooms, kitchen and bath on 1st
floor; 3 rooms, kitchen and bath on
End floor. Corner lot; garage; hot
water heat. Good investment prop
sssor sty Prss WA 1889 ewes; G. H WE rEAsSs ssSs
1seai'oi' "A'' 'o''' e'e'' wa Eis IE1o'
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED, 6 rms,
IN baths; oil h.-w.h. $12,750.
Terms. cICTLY M. GREGORY, UN.
e 21o2; s eyes, ss,Is q; 22TS; .s ,...
rm. frame bungalow. j acre lot.
Price, 5000: 5000 cash, $40 mo
CTCnY M. GREGORY, UN. s1O2;
5-RoS0M mick BUNGALOW. by
owner. full bsrnt.. porch. oil heat.
ave. " mi. past District line.
$14,500. 67l9 Conway ave, Ia
koma PIX. Md. 81. S4S1. 30
ONE S-ROOM HOUSE. s acres land:
IA miles. from the District line, out
ggEzRdRAt 20. $4,000: after 8; ri.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT with LIQUOR. 75T
ner: MANAGER operated; open 8 days;
$1,000 weekly business; half Of what
II, should do. When owner managed
did $4,000 weekly for years. Suit
SO slo, ,999 1S1 Xlll handle to right people.
BUsINEssEsSFree lists. with in:
formation. will be sent to. you Of
many businesses we offer for sale;
piss1N 4 CO. Business Brokers,
DU. 0465. Open Sun. 11:30-2:30.
DOCTORS OR DENTISTS ONCE. With
apt; Of 5 rms. above ofice. located
= a'ss''Ilt 5Si e. Rssse4 RsiSss s9s
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. s.E.-Largest
bar and grill in Capitol Hill area.
Owner quotes $4,000 per wk.. mostly
entire bldg. with income from and
FIR. apis; open z days, finest of
equip. Will meet all health and FIRE
regulations. Only qualified principals
with substantial cash need apply.
v: L TooMEY, sdE, Jr,, 1o15 18th ST.
BAR AK AND Hs' GsiLL sI1 with apt. above; gse
I. st. NV, next to Center Market;
fully equipped, ready to roll; 3
toilets: busy spot for white or col
ored live wire: good lease and rent.
Royalty income, $65 mo. Open to
yFsEriaN Tssf Ssr n1iNp M 5ss8.ss ssse for ss.
well established. Unique opportunity.
oPToMETRIsT~Attrac. offer for Ii
censed man in Md; guarantee ST so
weekly; partnership to right party.
This is permanent position; loc:
11A aoh ~
this ad. All replies 6 sontidential.
RESTAURANT AND BAR. we'll
equipped and long lease; Prince
,Georses LIQUOR license: Seats 100,
This is a money maker and priced
to sell Immediately. Contact r. p.
PEOPLES, daily 12 till A, Johnson
RESTAURANT, llsrafj seats 1876: long es-
iasnea isR T. and i0a95 bsmt, 0s s&ft eb bar o sood
business and wartime gold mine.
TON 4 sCHREINER: INC: AL. / l99.
2Fr GE sIt5 sHor S syes ve TE yr9Is 41ss ,hoppns
center. handling broad line gifts,
toys, records. stationery. pictures.
etc; $3.50 rent. ov. $3.50. 49,
PAUL'S CLEANERS, INC. now in
esSnss eSstsn %A t. '?asfsBs afsB Taas'ff nR RA1Pa sa
LAUNDRY SHOP, 80 14th st. Sc;
corner store; $50 per mo. RAY
MoNp r. RuPPERT. 1o17 7th st.
BhEsxxuTSYF hsx T. SsaeSaaooL for sale Mi' by
owner. Best downtown location
ssIE.s2sviicf Eli saRi5i s'fs Mkt, NV e9lersa 9ss
trade. transient. nicely equipped.
short hours; no beer. doing 81 1000
wkiy. bus; easy to operate; $75 rem
down: W. WI II. SIMON siMoNs. tx. "Si1SD Sisi.
store; will lease property; 100 miles
OWNER WILL SELL restaurant busi-
1sss yeary doDs icense ss GSs5 se fsod 9s
year lease; new equip; ideal setup
for 2 partners. Direct from owner
who is retiring from business. S20,-
900 by uualified party will handle.
SNAIL sGz lSa1}i AFT fiaS House, units. rs 1880
down; Profit, $3.50 month: viii sub
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION in drug
store to lease. PARKWAY PHAR-
MACY, 1920 Wisconsin ave. OIL.
GROCERY AND DELICATEssEN-
Nearby Arl.; lge. all-cash business;
terrific opportunity; must sell at
sacrif.: doing 100000 yrly.; reason
for selling: cannot handle. See this
and you'll buy 1t today. No brokers,
direct from owner. ia. 2-9S69.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
COLORED
DO SEE
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

mr.. 9Th and Good
Hope ra. s-e.--Semidet. prick; 8
rms tile bath and 2 rms. end
bath in, bsmt; with pvt. entrance
screened porch. gas heat, deep lot
S11 800. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
II l140 41Ssaa Gosa Hope rd. s.e'' Lu. 4-34oo
1454 " st. s.e.-Semi-
det corner brick, 2-family home,
4 rms. and bath each and 2 rms
in bsmt. with pvt. entrance: oil
h.-w.h.; garage. HARTMAN REAL.
TY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e,,
LU. $500. JU. $4,000.
BRANCH AVE. EXTENDED, nr.
Camp Springs-Det. stone and brick
bungalow, 6 rms, 3 bedrms.. LIST
floor; expansion attic. .35-tt. knotty
pine rec. I'M. with built-in bar, oil
h.-w.h., garage; large level lot. A
good down payment required.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1345
good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400,
AREA-Excellent terms
to. responsible purchaser; semidet.
brickA q rms, screened porch, col
ored tile bath; full bsmt.. outside
entr storm windows and doors; car
petihS. ST. 2026; eyes,. IA. $500.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA BRICK BUNGALOW, first
screened porch; full basement; ex-
pansible attic with dormer windows;
% 81 nlfs pisass lsvsl sa 10t Wo 5ea! bsS sHy
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
BEST BUY-charmin
and very spaciouso white brick Co;
lonial with slate roof. beautiful level
white picket fence: wide center re
ception hall, liv, rm.. din. rm.. den
and kit. on flrst floor; real twin
size bedrms. with large closets on
End floor; one heated room plus
nans.d larss dst9esse pes area end on as srd noon
basement. concrete screened living
porch. attached garage. .Nstorm sash.
hot-water heat, Splendid location
In fine residential area. Naval
ofacer already has left city: must
sILvER sPRiNG@only S1s. $50. S5s
mo. includes everything. -Four. Cor
nsr area WtS Sysly ssa dss srse caps Cod ssS iy
to exp. attic fplumb. and heat.
fsnced.in, yard. ST. 2026; ewes.
SILVER sfRING-s-rm. brick Colo
eyerythine; price. $l6, 500. 81. 1900.
WHEATON HILLS - 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow; liv., rm. with fireplace.
Only shy,n s1,259 SyN a1Tn; asSHms sv 81 cn 4
ss. Soc S0Nii WILL Ir Buy s 'fi; five.room, mod
ern house and garage, near Rock
Vile, Md. Private owner. Box 133-J,
HERE Is a e-bedroom, a-bath house
for only .$24, 900: possession imme-
diately; located " block on Conn.
1oi0'ei 81. esis656; sveninss. Wennas fe Is. 1850.
wELL-LOCATED BUNGALOW in Sill
yer Sprg.; all-brick with living room.
ning-kitchen-co 2 bedrooms,
tiled bath; full basement and stairs
to large storage attic: handy to all
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LIVE IN SLIGO PARk9s-bedrm.
brk... det., on deep lot: all-elec. kit;
full bsmt. with asphalt tile a.; ~
financing. THoS. L. PHILL1Ps.
cDz4 w 7seS RRicK Rntb al zee Conn conn
yenient silver sprine area. Contains
living room. dining room, kitchen,
2 good sized bedrooms, all on first
floor; stairway to large expansible
attic; full basement with ground
level entrance to fully fenced rear
yard, gas a.-c. heat, storm. windows:
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