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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Legion Banquet
Is Totlite's Event

Another packed house is an
ticipated this Thursday evening,
Feb, 9, when the seventh annual
American Legion Sportsman S
Banquet is held in the f. U. B.
Church. Buffalo steaks will be
served and tickets may be purch
ased at the door.
Edward S. Thomas outdoor edi-
tor Of the Columbus Dispatch, will
be the speaker. He will also show
interesting sports and hunting
films.
John Anderson will serve as
toastmaster. Carl Heckler is gen.
eral chairman of the popular
event and Fred Mecdessel, Jr., is
American Legion Post 1l3 COM
mander.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
ART COURSE IS
UNDERWAY HERE
Elementary Teachers Are Be-
ing Taught Course By
Sanduskian

The teachers of the elementary
grades from kindergarten through
sixth grade are meeting every
two weeks for an arts course un-
der the direction of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Newman of Sandusky.
This is a service given by the
American Crayon Company. 1t
is designed primarily to give
teachers help in presenting art
work to pupils. Lacking an art
instructor in the school, the teach
ers felt the need for this work.
MIR. and Mrs. Newman are
trained in the teaching field and
know the psychology of children's
art interests. The course in
cludes poster work, figure draw
ing, finger painting, lettering, etc
Some work has been given in
figure drawing: both people and
animals. Such animals as the ele-
phant and horse, giraffe and
turtle evolve from an interesting
assortment of circles properly ar
ranged. People develop from stick
drawings.
Lettering is another phase OF
the work. This leads to poster
work, which is essential in the
modern class room. The teachers
were given some valuable lessons
on poster arrangement and the
right choice of color as well as
on lettering.
A most interesting lesson was
one on composition. With the
five forms of composition, the in
structor gave the class little in
sight on how to evaluate a pic
ture and how a desired effect
might be achieved.
Another valuable feature of the
course is that it acquaints the
teacher with the more practical
materials for public school alt
and some worthwhile publications
which might start an art library
for teacher use.
Those enrolled in the course are
Miss Scherer, Miss Peters, Mrs
Ruddock, Mr.. Knepper, Miss Bat.
tiste, Mrs. Hurrell, Mrs. Murphy
Mrs. Beam, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs,
Richey, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Boysen,
Mrs. Gill, Miss Lieber, Mrs. Click
man, Miss Livingway, Miss Cas-
persen, Miss Mattoon, Mrs. Het-
rick and Mrs. Sims.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
ICE FISHING is.
s HI R RT-L|vED.
Islanders Await Zero Weather
Before Trying Luck On
Ice Again

PUTIN Bays ice fishing season
was another record breaker, but
this time the record was for
briefness. The season" started
Saturday but lasted only until a
O'Clock Sunday.
William G. Miller and Vincent
Traverse We're the first two to
venture out on the newly-frozen
ice field on the west side of the
island at noon Saturday.
The boys reported about four
inches of ice, where the ice cakes
had frozen together, but there
were only about three inchs Sin
between.
Miller and Traverse caught a
number of perch and pickerel
which Bill sold to Ramon Ritz
man for 80 cents a pound, and
Vincent retained for family US
age.
Sunday, Stewart Webster, Rich
ard Fox, Stanley Walkowitz, Rob-
ert Lunt and Bill Market, Jr.,
Joined the boys, and took their
fish shanties about 200 feet off
shore. All had small catches.
At four o'clock, "ice nerves" set
in and the youths returned to
shore, bringing their shanties
high up on the shore.
Monday morning found a few
of these fishermen testing the ice,
but none ventured out. They're
awaiting zero or near-zero wealth
er before trying again.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Church Officers
Installed SUNDAY

New officers of st. Paul's Slo-
wax Lutheran church were INSTALL
ed Sunday at services conducted
by pastor, the Rev. Joseph Abra-
ham.
John Migala was installed as
president; Paul Molnar, ST., as
treasurer; Daniel Kovac, financial
secretary; John Brendiar, record
ing secretary; Martin Poloni,
trustee, and John Petrliak, junitor.
Ladies' Altar Society officials in
stalled were Judita Brendiar,
president; Mary Kelso, treasurer;
Mary Clark, financial secretary;
and Mary Malik, Sr., recording
secretary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Accountant Is
Kiwanis Speaker

William Misch, local certified ac-
countant, described various tax
forms and income tax procedures
Wednesday noon when he spoke
at the Kiwanis Club meeting in
the K. U. B. church.
President Francis Mekus an
nounced that Rev James Simmons,
councilman of the Toledo Church
Committee, will be next weeks
speaker when local Ministerial As
sociation members will be club
guests.
Plans are being completed for
the annual Farmers Night dinner
party to be sponsored by the club
Thursday evening, Feb. 20.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
AWARD CONTRACTS FOR NEW
LAKESIDE SCHOOL PROJECT
BOND ISSUE TO
PROVIDE FUNDS
Enlarged Gymnasium Among
Slated Improvements At
Danbury High

A long-cherished dream of DAN
bury Township residents will ma
terialize this year as contracts
We're awarded Wednesday night
for additions to the high school
building and remodeling of the
existing structure.
General contract for the addi-
tion to the Danbury Township
High School at Lakeside and for
remodeling of the present strue-
ture was awarded to Steinle-
Wolfe, Inc, Fremont, on it's bid
Of $1Sl,10S, by the Danbury
Township local Board Of Educa-
tion at a special meeting this
Wednesday evening.
Bids had been received and
opened Tuesday, and the Steinle-
Wolfe bid was the lowest of five
received.
Contract for the combined
heating, plumbing and ventilating
contract was awarded to j. F.
Dible, Carey, on his bid of $685.
42S.
The contract for electrical work
will be awarded at later date,
John r. Lane, president Of the
Danbury Twp. Board of Educa-
ton, reported.
DR.. Z. Z. Braithwaite, clerk.
treasurer Of the school board, will
enter into contracts with the sue
cessful bidders at once, and the
improvements are expected to be
completed by November.
Major part of the contract is
for the construction Of an enlarg-
ed auditorium and gymnasium
which will seat over 700 people.
Also to be added are Industrial
Arts and Music departments and
a new cafeteria.
To be enlarged are the schools
library, Science, Commercial and
Physical Education departments.
The long needed improvements
are being made possible by area
voters who approved a $3.50, 900
bond issue two years ago.
This is the third time bids were
advertised, as bids were rejected
twice previously when they were
too high for the budgeted i'm
provement and bond issue.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Rename Directors
Of Ferry Company

Directors of the Erie Isle Ferry
Company We're reelected Saturday
at the annual stockholders meet
ing held in Put-in-Bay. The an
nual report was approved and plans
were made to resume the Port
Clinton Put-in-Bay ferry run this
summer.
Directors are George Lonz, Rudy
Fischer and John Roesch, Middle
Bass; Jim Poulos and Norman
Heineman, Put-in-Bay; John Stew
ems, Oak Harbor: G.. F. Himelhoch,
Toledo; Otto Heineman, Port Clin-
ton, and Charles Linker, Tiffin and
Put-in-Bay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
s. P. UNION SETS DATE
FOR CONTRACT MEET
Odd Fellows Get
Service Jewels

Seven members of the Port Clin-
ton Lodge No. 627, l. o. o. F.,
were presented membership jew
els Wednesday evening when
Common Pleas Judge Tom D.
Stahl made the presentations.
J. M. Schrader and George F.
Wenger were presented 40-year
jewels. Nelson Kleinhans was
given the 35-year jewel while the
30-year jewel went to C. o. Coop
er, H. H. Snider, James Ellen
berger and Boyd Richardson. Re-
beccas served a delicious dinner
preceding the ceremony.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Coal Dealer Hits
Lewis Tactics

Ernest Anderson of the Con-
solidated Coal Company, Toledo
discussed the effect of John L.
Lewis strike on the coal and other
industries Tuesday noon at the
Rotary Club meeting in st. John
Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Anderson stated that Lew
is aim is to completely nation
alize the coal industry. Guests
were present from Sandusky and
Fremont.
There will be no MONDAY meet
ing next Tuesday as the Rotary
Ladies' Night will be held Tues
day evening with an outstanding
speaker booked.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Clark Again Heads
Patrol Auxiliary

Austin Clark, Port Clinton, has
been reelected as captain of the
Ottawa County Highway Patrol
Auxiliary. The regular meeting
was held Monday evening in the
American Legion Hall.
Other officers reelected in
clude lieutenants Francis Dorko,
Marblehead; Richard Neeb, Ell
more, and Casimir Wierzba, Port
Clinton, and John DeStazio, FL
more, secretary-treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
HOPE TO RATIFY
PACT NEXT WEEK
Negotiations Concluded After
Two More Sessions At
Local Plant

Members of the Standard Pro-
ducts Local 497, UAW-CIO, will
meet in the local armory at 2
o'clock next Wednesday,, Febru-
ary Is, for ratification Of con-
tracts.
1t will be the second such meet
ing in three weeks, as the union
members had rejected certain
provisions of the master and local
agreements at a meeting held in
the school auditorium.
Since then, two meetings of the
Standard Products and Unions
negotiating committees were held
January 80 and Feb. 2, when is
sues were discussed and negoti-
ations concluded.
At the meet in the school house
union members voted for a strike
vote but this action was later
cancelled and negotiations were
resumed.
According to Labor Views, Off
cial monthly publication Of Lo-
cal 497, "the main issues upon
which there was disagreement
were few but very Important.
Labor Views states: Among
others, the membership insisted
on the following: elimination OF
temporary layoffs as provided in
the contract (under this clause, it
is possible for member to be laid
off for seven days while those
with less seniority could be work
ing), prompt anwers to griev'
ances according to the regular
procedure and not by company
representatives taking up griev.
ances of employees with the EN-.
ployee instead of his Union re-
preventative, eliminate work be-
ing taken outside of the plant
that could be done by members
make it possible for an en-
ployee to be able to pay the pre-
MUM on the group insurance fol
disqualification lat present mem
bers can only pay the life insur'
ance premium) when laid off"
Probably the most important
issue is the demand for fifteer
cents an hour increase retroactive
to September 1st, 1949. The mem
bership requested that the in
crease be applied to the regular
payroll until a pension and in
surance program is set up ane
at that time the increase is to bt
diverted ito a Trust Fund. Sucl
a pension program must first bt
approved by the membership be
fore being placed in effect"
The Standard Products publ
cation for employees "Betweel
Ourselves, dated February 8
states: "We feel sure that every
one is pleased with the latest de
velopments in our labor negoti
ations. We trust the understan
ding arrived at may be satisfac
tory to the membership so tn,
Master and Local Contracts ma.
have your ratification. We urg
you to attend the special mem
bership meeting being called TO
the purpose of presenting TIL
matter to yOu."
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Taft and Others
Endorsed Here

Members of the Ottawa County
Republican Central Committee
gave endorsements to five candi-
dates at a meeting held Wednes-
day evening in the Warner Hotel,
Oak Harbor.
Chairman Harold Jeremy re-
ports those endorsed include Rob-
ert Taft for senator; Don Ebright
for governor; Ray Hildebrand for
congressman; Kennedy Ray for
state treasurer, and C. William
O'Neil for state attorney gen.
eral.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
NAMED CLERK

Mrs. Alice Schultz, Port Clin-
ton, has been named to replace
Mrs. Richard Welty as clerk of
the Ottawa County Selective Ser
vice Board. Mrs. Welty is re-
signing to move soon to Fort
Dodge, Iowa. Mrs. Schultz be-
gins her new duties next week.
The office, in the City Hall, will
be open each Tuesday when 18-
year-oids are to register.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
MEETING CHANGED

Due to the American Legion's
Annual Sportsman's Dinner this
Thursday evening in the E. U. B.
church, the regular meeting Of the
Port Clinton Chamber of Com
merce has been postponed until
next Thursday, February 16.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Miller Heads
Peninsular G.. of G.

Kenneth E. Miller, business
manager Of the Lakeside Associa-
ton, has been named president of
the Peninsula Chamber of Com
merce for 1850. He succeeds
John W. Geisman.
William r. Brown is vice-presi-
dent; John r. Lane, treasurer,
and R. G. Carroll, executive sec
retary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
SEEK HIT SKIP

Donald Rhodes, Route 1, mott
fed police Friday that his auto
had been damaged by a hit skip
driver at Perry and Fulton Streets
Friday. The license number is
being checked and charges will
be filed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
LEADERS HOSPITALIZED

Or. Homer Courtney, president
of the Lakeside Association, and
Eugene Bolte, president of the
Port Clinton Downtown Coaches,
became patients in Magruder Hos
pital Monday. DR.. Courtney is
being treated for a heart coadi-
ton and Mr.. Bolte underwent a.
hernia operation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10

THE NEWS is prepared to
do your JOB PRINTING on
a basis of Good Workman
ship and Good Service at
Fair Prices. Phone 5271.
Evening star., 1950-12-12
HoUSES-SALE-N.E. tcons. I,
COLORED-$975 DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ave-: semidetaehed nsir l1sh brick and Mlnn. 4s.
4 bedrms.. 2 tile baths. 2 fireplaces;
rec. rm. chestnut trim; oil h.-w.h.;
sst.as earsase Priced for quick sale to
y, NC is4S GOOD nadFIHaN HOPE I'd! HhAe, s.e.,
CONGRESS- HEiGHTsCAssume So
400 81 loan, $66.5O mo-, incl. taxes
on this nice. 3-yr old, S. d. 5-rm.
Tl 9risk; MY,N nT; + az &c sonyenisnoes. Vacant.
'HILLCREST - beautiful detached
brick In heart of Hillcrest; 10 rooms,
two baths, two fireplaces. full base
ment with recreation room. oil heat,
sS5eensq soeTHEAsqT siqe P9rsh; ash Hice level l9t
Pennsylvania ave. se., Ii. 6-oO0o
HILLCREST AREA-Modern row brick
priced at only S13,500; S64 mo. in
eeludes everything. g rms: colored
side entr.. Bendix machine: " front @
porch; auto heat. cail now, 81.
HILLCREST AREA-Loyely semidet.
orsd orlsK' .,f. 3 ms ms screened porch. col
carpeting. Attractive terms to re.
sRoWN oSe REanTY Corr lnYsssfsts RssIssIs
81 2026: ewes. ia. $500,
bUNGALOW-Very nice bungalow nr.
Minnesota ave. and Randle circ
sc. o rms. and bath; bsmt.; oil
hs-w.h.; nice level lot. Price only
So. $50 with S1.250 down. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO. 1911 PennsyI-
vania ave. Sc: Ii. $4,000. --12
ROOMING HOUSE nr. Sth and East
Capitol sts. Nice brick home. ideal
Tor, rooming house. II rms, 8
baths; income over $500 per mo.
Down payment, $4,000. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO, 1911 Penn
sSIvanla ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000. =Io
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LURlA BROS.
Open Till Q. $500 Wilson Blvd.
OW. $500
A NEW CONCEPTION

A NEW CONCEPTION
OF modern brick construction is here
in Arlington County in these new
2-bedrm. brick homes. Just on
Columbia Pike. An abundance OF
bright and CHEEKY. The kitchen
is fully equipped with SIT. General
Elec. refrigerator. large gas range.
automatic Bendix washer. exhaust
fan and snack bar. Bedrms. are
closets. Only S10,750. with 10fs
down for vets.
A,.lin nfnta Paalk1r "a
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BROOKDALE

onoOhDALE
FIRST offering of this det. home in
this most cony. loc; unusual center
nall plan with liv. rm.. din. rm.,
poEqer 1et Il I'm; h,r and nd very lge; kit. on
upstairs; House Is in immac cond': !:
heautitul lot. Call Mrs. Bouscaren,
EA. 2lS0 or EN-. 4413.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Pea1torr mo 1-.I ~. >,,,,
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ONLY ST 900 DOWN
Move into this lovely brick bungalow
with payments like rent; assume
large CT trust; owner must sell
Immediately, so make offer. SH
1011 until Q pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS co
Evening star., 1950-12-12

Near Dupont Circle at 2Ist and o
Sts; NV; substantial 2-story and
finished bsmt, bldg, converted into
: apis: monthly income furnished,
rms. kit. and bath; a real buy at
$1,000; owner leaving for Florida,
Ewes, call Mrs. Allen, TIE. 5S95,
with
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PFABODY ST Mr. Sth

PEABODY ST, Mr.. Sth
o large rms; semidet.; powder rm.
on 1st A.; 3 lge bedrms., modern
bath on 2nd; bar and u bath in
bsmt.;, gas heat; front porch and
Ien3e,sd-in l3c, back yard. Priced for
RE 1855 or ia. O5SI, IA
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BETHESDA

DE- I1EICDA
Brick Colonial, liy rm. with log
burning firepl.. club din. rrn., fully
equip. kit, 8 lge bedrms., full
bslnt.. gas heat, beautiful lawn with
fag5tone terrace and trees. A show
place. $14,700, with nominal down
payment
PAUL E. BUTTERFIFLD
Evening star., 1950-12-12

HEART OF SILVER SPRING
S13. 600 TOTAL PRICE
This lovely bungalow near all con-
veniences Is priced for quick sale.
Must be sold before Dec Is. Will
consider trades or offer. SH. 1O1l.
until pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Lovely Diet. stone and brick home;
close to Spring Valley shopping cen
ter; 1st f. has reception hall, liv.
rm.. with fireplace, din. rm.. modern
rear screened porch; 2nd f., 3 love-
ly bedrms.. . tiled baths; stairs to
finished attic; lovely pine-paneled
rec. rm. with bar; det. garage; 10
yrs. old. Call w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
Evening star., 1950-12-12

Mr.. GA. AVE. AT WEBSTER ST.
Well-kept 2-Story row brick contain
ing, 3 bedrmS, and bath. full bsmt.
with new lavatory and new gas
furnace. modern kit. with refrigera-
tor; very good condition inside:
small rear yard. Price, 1880;
subject to reasonable offer. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor, RE.
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CuEVv ruACF n +

Located l block from Lafayette
School, this detached brick home is
vacant and in good condition. First
floor has reception hall, large living
room with fireplace, large dining
der room and porch: End floor. 3
huge bedrooms and tiled bath; fin
ished 3rd floor; built-in GARAGE.
Owner has left town. Priced cor
rectly: Call
Evening star., 1950-12-12

49l1 Arkansas Ave. NV.
Beautiful det. corner home, featuring
spacious rms. and closets through
out; SIT. $50. Ia. 9377 (OWNER) .
Evening star., 1950-12-12

Iou0 n ol. ~ w. ma. $3.50.
Oath AND OTIS NE.
Truly beaut. Diet. home; 8 rms. and
bath, Col. front, and rear screened
porch. full dry bsmt, new INV,
heating plant, deep lot $500, gar.
Immac. cond.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No; Capitol. Realtors, MA. 5000.
2304 Calvert St. NV. MA 5000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
bedrms., 1k baths, rec. rm.; ex-
Call MR.. LUNG HI. 1853 with
COLORED-39OO BLOCK AMES ST.
N:E.--Large- semidet. brick. z rooms,
V baths. full basement. recreation
room with toilet and wash basin,
eS da1y Ra1Sn' S5 ss}s suaasy RRSss
1900 block Foote st. ne; 6 rms,
bssh. full bsmt. LOUIS RUDDEN,
EX. 57O7; ewes. OR. 0SSS.
COL0RED-LARGE, modern Groom
brick: built-in garage, 2 glassed- in
porcheS, gas h.-w.h.; convenient to
schools and transportation: lovely
neighborhood. Enjoy Xmas in your
own home. $500 cash required.
FEKETE & CO., 6O2 Pa. ave. s.e..
LII. T-4040. IA
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
CAPE COD
This picturesque white brick home
on a lot Soft wide contains
14x32-ft. living room with a full
bedroom or den. and bath on
1st floor , more bedrooms and
bath on End floor. Full basement
gas heat screened living porch and
brick garage; close to all facilities
and l block to recerational play
ground. Call US to inspect
Il. M. FRY. INC, WI. S700
Evening star., 1950-12-12

S22. 800
4 BEDRMS.
II YOU have been searching for a
spacious older home designed for
gracious family living, we have it,
and at your price. 7 rms, 2l2
baths, plus finished 3rd f.. full
bsmt. and garage; "a acre of land;
excellent 1st trust. Ewes. call OIL.
0670. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC,
WI 1920, III
Evening star., 1950-12-12

,OLORED-4516 18th ST, excellent
area, has A. financing, in new
house condition. Price. S16.95O: has
81 l,50o first trust; good terms. 7
rms. bsmt. with front entrance, oil
heat. To inspect, call ST. 1857, GE.
1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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4 BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS

WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC.
1907 o st. NV. HU. 1865
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FRED A. SMITH co.

REALTORS
EX. e4S0. ll12 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1950-12-12

Brick. full bsmt.. with recr rm.. out
side entrance, u bath. lge. liv.. rm.
1st and End f1s.. lge. kit and din.
rm.. bedrms. exceptionally lge. Pay
ments, 500 month; price, 100000.
Call Mrs. Hall COX g. CO. ST..
OTIS 10 5-S5qO
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HOME AND Apt

Continued Or Next Pass.I
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IDEAL FOR DOCTOR, dentist or Dro-
fessional man. 3643 10Th st. nv
3-story brick, containing Q rms. .
baths. LOUIS RUDDEN, FX. 5707.
$4,000 CASH will handle this semi
det. brick in 800 block Decatur
RUDDEN, EX 57O7. WO. O225.
DRASTIC REDUCTION-Una
ably the best buy in town: det all
brick. with slate roof, 8 big rms. .
baths, full bsmt with Law, hall
garage, gas h-wh; excellent con-
dition: fine convenient location near
18th and Upshur; asking SCI 500.
Please call WI. 1884. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS DI 1411
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LYON ON VILLAGE

convenient Section. Features en-
trance hall. liv. rm., din. rm., n
bedrms. and full bath on 2nd: fun
excel. cond. Priced S26,60O, SIS. 600
cash will handle, balance In hrst
Evening star., 1950-12-12
LYON VILLAGE
PINECREST. VIRGINIA.
T, December II, 195l

A4N"4t'O4 V44tNI44N414
A rambler worthy Of your inspection.
Conv. transp. to Pentason. Situated
on nice lot Of y Of an acre In
This house has lge. rms. throughout;
sound construction; de luxe eauip-
ment; lge. rec. rm. with fireplace,
This house is offered for sale COM
pletely furnished or unfurnished; all
new furnishings. To inspect, call
4444. L. e. BREUNINGER 4 soNs,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

II Rooms, 3 Baths, Furn.
10th and G SITS. w-Potential IN
come, $500 per month; gear ga
rage; owner says get offer. Call Mr..
Bell now, ma. 5005 or MI. 2299
ewes.
FREDERICK w. RERENS
INC. 1920 x ST. NV.
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WHE EATOM

WHEATON
SILVER SPRING AREA
[ have several 2-bedrm bungalows
beautifully furnished Some with
to schools. shopping center and
transp.; from S110 to S135 per
month. Call MRS HAYS. LO.
5-2TTo; ewes SH. 1896 ID
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Immediate Possession
BRICK BUNGALOW

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Modern 7-rm. brick Cape Cod in
choice No. Arlington community;
4 bedrmS., . baths; nearly new. Call
OWNER, CHI. 1921. No agents,
Evening star., 1950-12-12
ALEX.-S11.3OO
7 II X 81. N. w.
ARLINGTON
$1,75O
CASH DOWN

An older home in need of modern
ization. located close in, mr. shop
ping and all conveniences; rms,
bath and screened porch. brick
flrepl., auto: oil heat; 50x110 lot.
Asking S12,950.
ANTIQUE BRICK RAMBLER
wen-built mod. home on
secluded 1O0x220 lot; bedrms, 2
baths Il bath in bsmt); built in
garage, copper plumbing and down
spoutS; Venetian blinds and shades
go. Total price, $16,750.
$4,000
CASH DOWN
On this 3-bedroom, attrac. farm
home on / acre. Brick firepl., front
porch. partial bsmt. and lse. ga
rage. Close to grade school. rs min.
from D. C.. Some redecorating
needed. Only S12,750. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe Rd.
OW. 9090. -12
Evening star., 1950-12-12
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BY CHRISTMAS
Cape Cod Bungalow
RAMRI,ER

North Arlington offers this charming,
white brick home that features pic
ture window and fireplace In lily. rm.,
equipped kit, gas heat, garage. The
many custom features demand your
inspection, Call for your appt.
Evening star., 1950-12-12

WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS
Veterans. attention. Only $3.50 cash
brick homes featuring 3 large bed
rooms, Hotpoint kitchens, 1st-floor
powder room. CT and FILA approved
and financed. Drive out So. Capitol
st. to Southern ave, left l block
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.