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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
Beavers Swamp
|Giffin College
By 20 Pt. Margin

Paced by Sam Wilson and Paul
Jackson, who between them account
ed for 47 points, the Bluffton Col
lege Beavers waltzed away 91-71
from Giffin Junior College Tuesday
night in the first home game of the
season.
Jackson netted "a points while his
team mate, Wilson sunk %. Other
Beavers who scored in double fixures
were John Moser with 13, and Bill
Burcky and John Augsburgsr with
dozen each. n IN
The Bluffton lads took IN early
lead and the game was sshardlN in
question at anystfme.Athe enS of
the first quartf the locRl team es
ahead 1911 I'D were holding a N-I
20 margin the intNmission.
the thrsssduat ter ma Z the wind :
wersxsH poiri abssd of their OF
spesfents, 61-41.
Don Shaw with Is points was
Giffin's best shot of the evening.
The junior college met its second
Jafao+ ;r fnuy~ CT urfS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
More Than 80
Prizes Claimed
In Treasure Hunt
Twenty Still Remain;
Window Night Draws Large
Crowd To Bluffton

Despite the chill and dampness OF
the night air, hundreds of men, women
and children thronged Bluffton's busi.
ness section Window Shopping Night
Friday, for the towns annual Christ
mas Treasure Hunt.
For their pains the treasure hunt
ers carried home more than 80 prizes
found in the store windows, and by
Tuesday morning there were still 20
of the gifts unclaimed. .
The treasure hunters were away to
an early start and by o'clock the
crowds were already standing in knots
in front of the gaily decorated wind
ows, checking the winning stubs
against their own we'll organized lists
of treasure hunt tickets.
. It was the official opening of the
pre- Christmas shopping season, and
by the middle of the evening, local
stores were doing a brisk business.
L. Window Shopping Night and the
Saturday which followed is an indica-
bon, local bs ness firms wegs~wpect-
snE recordse les this yey
hey Sere gepasasfor th@, too,
'witfAasusual stocks of gift 1 yerchan-
disc. Shoppers reported fiji Ting the
best selections of gift item Ever dis
played here.
The Winners
Winners reported to til #News thus
far in the treasure hunt Re: Douglas
Reichenbach, box of cand and passes
by Carma Theatre; Ele bor Weaver,
So in cash from DR.. Grdon Bixel :.
Mrs. Dan Green, tools from c. F. Mis-
wander and Son; Herb Kindle, $5
merchandise certificate from Allen
Farm Bureau Coop; Mrs. Dwight
Frantz, chenille bed spread from
Charles Co.; Louise Basinger, prize
from Ruff's; Mrs. ROLAND Luginbuhl,
SIS in cash from Citizens National
Bank.
Paul A. Jorg, prize from Rice Dry
Goods Tot Shop; Mrs. Allen Mcclure,
pearl necklace from Leiber Jewelry;
Mrs. Harry Marshall, $5 in merchan-
disc from Amstutz Grocery; Sue Ris-
ser, gift from Chamberlain Gift Shop;
Martha Koontz, SO in trade from Sut-
les Dry Cleaners; Mrs. Gratz, prize
from A g. P Supermarket: Mrs. Del
bert Wilkins, costume jewelry from
Davies Hat Shoppe.
Karen Burkholder, So merchandise
order from w. H. Gratz Shoes;
Harvey Bame, KIM Whipper from
Waltermire's; L. J. Reese, electric
clock from Beach Radio, Tv Service;
Marcella Fink, bathroom scale from
Greding Hardware; Mrs. Maynard
Geiger, box of candy from Hankish
Confectionery; Mrs. Wade Herr, dec
grated cake from Hauenstein Bakery;
To Burkholder, shampoo from
Treva's Beauty Shop; Mrs. Eugene
Zimmerly, phocolates from Yours &
Mine Coffee Shop.
Noah Zimmerman, half ton of coal
from Howard Stager Coal Yard; Lois
Criblez, hybrid rose bush from Herr's
Flowers and Seeds; Richard Reichen-
bach, gift from Garmatter Lumber
Co.; Mrs. Jerome Herr, smoked ham
from Swank's Meat Market; Billy
Steiner, doll from Floret Gift Shop;
John Stonehill, subscription from
Bluffton News; Donita Luginbuhl
plastic coated egg basket from Am
stutz Hatcheries; Bret Triplett, cop
per planter from Basinger Florist
Mrs. Donavin Montgomery chocolates
from Clarence Diller Insurance.
CONTINUED on Page 10)
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LOrdin Basinger Is
On Education Council

Lorain A. Basinger, president of
the Bluffton Teachers association,
has been elected to the Allen County
Legislative Council of the Ohio Edu-
cation association Legislative plan
ming committee.
Purpose of the council is to CO.
operate with the OEA committee
which has 16 new legislative pro-
posals to be considered for state
wide adoption.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11

Sponsored by the Bluffton Bust
ness Mems association and the
Carma theatre, the free movies
are planned to entertain children
while their parents complete their
Christmas shopping in Bluffton
stores.
In charge ofthe theatre party
are Clair Leiber and Charles
Auckerman, Bluffton business
men.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11

and has taught vocal music in Mt.
Sterling and for the last two years
at Shawnee. He has been soloist at
the First Community church in Col
umbus and with the Ohio State
Symphony orchestra. He also is a
prominent women's club soloist and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
Cox Is Principals
Assn. Official

George ]. Cox, of Lafayette, a
graduate of Bluffton college, is Sec
retafy of Group 20 of the Ohio High
School Principals association. Cox
married the former Lena Gratz, of
this place.
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Choral Society Opens 5Oth Anniversary Year
With Presentation OF 'tChnstnas Oratorio''

Presentation of Bachs Christmas Oratoro" next
Sunday in Founders Hall will mark opening 5h anniversary
celebration of the Buon College Choral society The
observance will be closed spring with rendition of
Handers Messiah as commencement week feature
In giving the christmas Sunday Choral
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
Six Women Injured In Crash
Enroute To Work At Triplett
Arlington Commuters Hit Parked Truck
On State Highway 1O3, Near BluftOn

Enroute to their work at The Tpet Electrical Instrument
Co. in Buon six Arlington painfully injured
about 740 Tuesday when their automobile crashed into
parked Plain View Dairy truck, 1 miles east of town State
Route 103 {
Three of the mshap victims discharged from Bufton
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36 Students Named
On Blufton High
School Honor Roll

Thirty-six students at Bluffton
high school were named on the scho-
lastic honor roll for the second six
week grading period, according to
Gerhard Buhler, principal.
The eighth grade class led the
others in placing nine students on
the roll, while the sophomores and
freshmen classes each had eight of
their number earning the honor.
Those named were:
Seniors: Robert Leiber, Carol Car
mack, Shirley Derringer, Mary Lew
is, Kaye Matter and Sue Riser.
Juniors: Vonda Burkholder.
Sophomores: Mary Ann Badertsch-
er, Saundra Berry, Irlene Gierman,
Wilma Jorg, Sue Montgomery, Peggy
Parish, Nora Preto and Dorothy
Stratton. f.
Freshmen: Dale Hochstettler, An
nabelle Amstutz, Jacqueline Berry,
Beulah Bixel, Rebecca Frankhspser,
Carolyn Garmatter, DoroSN Herr
and Ann Hilty. -
Eighth Grade: Ronald Geise4, Wilt
liam Herr, Paul Jorg, EarysL Ora j
Arlene Balmer, Mary 10 Biller, Mar
gle Gerber, Nan Schmidtand Judith
Tschantz. II "a
Seventh Grade: Timdhy DilleAs
Judith Hilty, Sandra KMmet and
Gloria Moser. n
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New Foces in Congress
Reporter Don Mognuson' S $615|
Scored Washington State Upset

Don Magnuson, Al. Seattle news
paper reporter, who never before
has sought public Office, was the
only Democrat to win one Of
Washington States seven seats in
the House.
He was a surprise winner in a
State that voted overwhelmingly
for Gen. Eisenhower, reelected
a Republican Governor. gave Re-
publicans control of both houses
in the State Legislature. ended
Democratic control of a majority
of State Offices and chose Repub-
licans as its six other Congress-
men.
Another quirk in his victory was
that ne was elected "at large"
having to run a Statewide cam
paign. whereas each of the States
congressional districts elected Re-
publican candidates.
Advisers had told him not to try
for the nomination because he had
only 5000 for, a Statewide pri-
mary. But he toppd a field of seven
Democratic candidates, winning
by wide margin over his nearest
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rival. He says he spent only $615
in the primary, although political
experts had warned him he would
need $25.000 to $4,000.
His easy win in the primary
was not duplicated in the Novem-
ber 4 general election. In. that,
he won by about 10000 votes over
Albert F. Canwell, former State
legislator and one-time chairman
of the State Legislatures Com
mittee on Un-American Activities
Mr.. Magnuson has been a news
paper reporter for 1S years, the
last IL years on the staff Of the
Seattle Times. The Times, Incl
Identally, backed Republican can
didates generally. as usual, except
that it made no declaration in the
race for Representative at large.
Mr.. Magnuson is not related to
Washington's Senator Warren G.
MagnuSon. also a Democrat. The
similarity Of names probably con-
tributed to the big margin Of vic
tory in the primary. the freshman
Congressman says.
However" he adds, II think
Evening star., 1952-12-12

the son of a Swedish immigrant
father and a second-generation
Norwegian-American mother. He
was born on farm in Eastern
Washington. He earned his way
through the University of Wash
ington School of Journalism with
jobs of service station attendant
and janitor.
Coming out Of college in the
depression year 1881, he worked
as harvest hand and then as a
riveter with the Boeing Airplane
Co. before landing his first news
paper job in Olympia in 1884. He
moved to the Seattle Times, the
States largest newspaper. in 1941.
His wife is the former June Won
der HELEN, of Portland, Greg,
also a former Times news reporter.
The Magnusons have four children
Craig. 16; Terry, Is; Joel. 6. and
Mary, S.
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Man Wins Acquitfa|
with Lawyer Absent

A man who conducted his own
defense when a court rule re-
quired his trial to proceed in the
absence Of his lawyer won ac-
quittal yesterday of a numbers
charge.
He is Walter Murray, AZ, COL
lored. of the 1900 block Of Penn
street NE, who had been accused
tof selling a numbers lottery
chance in the Tariff Commissions
Building while working there as
10 messenger.
Judge Edward A. Tamm, in
ordering the trial to proceed, in
voked a court rule that permits
the Judge to refuse delaying a
trial because defense counsel can
not be present, If the attorney has
more than IS pending cases and is
engaged with one of them at the
time.
Mr.. Murray's attorney is Curtis
p. Mitchell, who was tied up as a
counsel in the narcotics conspiracy
trial.
Judge Tamm pointed out that
the defendant had been notified
in advance in plenty Of time to
femploy new counsel, that he had
Evening star., 1952-12-12

I would have won the nomination
with any obviously Scandinavian
name. which is just about the
greatest asset a candidate can
have in this State. And. by the
time of the general election. any
confusion of names certainly had
been diSpelled. Our. separate
Identities were called to the atten-
ton of the voters by every possible
The incoming Representative is
Evening star., 1952-12-12
Nehru Renamed Head
IOf lndiu's Ruling Party
BY The Assoeioisd Press

NEW DELHI. India. Dec. 12.-
Prime Minister Nehru has been
renamed president of the govern
ing Congress Party for a two.
year term. the party office an
nounced today. He was unop-
posed.
The announcement said two
other candidates had been NOM
mated by State committees. but
both Withdrew in Mr.. Nehru's
favor. The lack of opposition
made unnecessary a formal elec.
ton at the party's annual con-
ference to be held in Hyderabad
January II.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
|Suqur Quote Expected

MANILA R-The Philippines
is expected to fill its annual esq.,
000-ton sugar quota to the United
States for the 1952-53 season for
the first time since World War II,
says Placido L. Mapa, chairman OF
the government Rehabilitation
Finance Corp.
Evening star., 1952-12-12

refused to tell the court how much
Ihe had paid Mr.. Mitchell and that
he had made no showing that he
was unable to employ other
counsel.
Mr.. Murray's acquittal in the
United States District Court for
the District Of Columbia came
after the jury had deliberated on
the case only about 10 minutes.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

FAIRFAX CAFE CoD-Liv. rm.. din.
s95so n fssot'Es; soI Pa ghowar re:aEm 5E sfssS Ssa
or JE. 2-6619; ewes. K1. S-68s2.
FALLS CHURCH Brick Cape Cod
Liv. din. rm.; 2 bedrms.. KIT. bath;
$500. BOB BROWNE. JE. E a.Isss
or JE. 2-5519; ewes. XII. s-6Ss2:
Observation-Disclosures, 2-bedrm.
semidet. home with full bsrmt. nice
ssnssd ssss aeys ynsa sSss N gTies $a s9o N Th
Can IA: 5000 or KL s-S7os. Ei6
N. ARLINGTON-Five new rambler
type brick homes; 3 bedrms.; regu-
lation K; close to shopping center,
schools and transportation. 5000
DIX: S2nd I'd; N. JUDSoN REAMY
ton. ia. az6s60. A''n' ''' Mib Arnbs'
RosEMONT-Don't fail to see this
4-bedrm. solid brick home Just Oh Il
Russell rd.; convenient to stores,
family. $4,000 down viii handle.
E5aAbT9i 5A' b1s1iodMl NC Cali XII s-27eS or
OILY 9s5SSi 5000 DOWN for an BAG 6aths,
large brick home, ON u acre; near
Mclean. Total price, S23. .750. KE.
3-5774 or OK. O2OO. IL
RAMBLER with q view, ready for
occupancy, on o A-acre lot, new
3.bedroom stone and redwood ram
nier: attached garage, picture win
COWS galore. stone fireplace. 2
pofcneS and many. other features.
Only So. 600 cash viii handle.
STILES REAL ESTATE. JE. $500.
8 ROOMS, 8 ACRES-neariy new.
nne start toward good home;
20x20 living room. eiec. Kitchen,
bedroom. room for bath, picture
TIi9stT Tiin9asoTs: unique 51replace; 170.ft.
ING ING 1927 1927 North diebe road.
cow. 70 PENTAooN-Rambier. 8
b1 bbedTms;; iiv, rm:. din Im.. kIt; |:
BRSo9WNE. JE. 3-19s2; ewes. KI.
6-0SS2. -16
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BRICK BUNGALOW
Qose-in location; 8 bright bedrms.,
tile bath. hv. rn. and lge. kit on
1st. A.; two rms. in attic; rec. rm.
call RA. 1888, sH. 1910. KIRKs
REALTY CO., REALTORS. Ho. 677S.
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ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA
DEL RAY
$1ann DOWN

An brick senidet. house, In
location conv. to schools,
churches ana shopping. Iiv.
equipped kit, 9 nice bedrms..
lge. tile bath, full bsmt., porch,
gas heat. A good buy at Sill.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MCLEAN
tsMALr. NEIGHBoRLY coMMUN.) )


l block from business section Of this
charming community sets this spa
efous country atmosphere brick
home, consisting OF 21-ft. livine
room. large den or music room,
formal dining room with French
windows, 12-ft. dream kitchen. done
with paint and plastic wallpaper;
full basement. Extra room and VI
bath in back Of house which can be
used as maids room or laundry
room; 1S-ft. master bedroom and
additional bedrooms upstairs.
Directions: From Arlington. intersec-
tion Of Glehe rd. and Old Dominion
drive. follow Old Dominion drive
tabout Is minutes to McLean). keer
straight ahead tbetween the two
snsr stores. s,.pp past the post ONCE to our
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd, ArL. W. oW. soao
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CONTINUED on Next REsel
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BRENTWOOD

Lovely det.. duplex, complete with 2
spacious rooms rooms thronsSout: s t:s sepsrats: Dsrs;:
entrances: AL. condition: det. "a
fpge: lge. yard: driveway; i'm
aaiiy low i'IssUd priced. FIRST s 7 lime seeeI- 81
I'd: $1S. $50; on terms. ZAGAMl
ALTY. II. 7.9377.
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42nd q EMERSON SITS

4ZllQ q EMERSON SIS.
HYATTSVILLE
S15.750. Regulation 'tX"; corner lots;
2 new brick ramblers, 8 bedrms. ;,
lge. liv. rm. with picture window.
full dry bsmt.: steel beam construc-
tion; completion within 40 days.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
SH. 0440; Ewes, AP. o567. WA. 1882
Evening star., 1952-02-14
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Metzler's RAMBLER
. Bulletin Board
Call now for details and in


OFFICE OFFICE OPEN TIL 0 PM.
s14,5o0-Falls Church area-Liy.
fni. 19xl1; lge. EQUIP. kit;-
dining area; spacious bed
rms. and bath: al. on lst
age i; Tm. s; on 9sni End. Huse nlus WOOD ssoi-
ed lot. Only 3 years and in
new-house cond. $500 CASH.
sis, ,9so-Ealls Church city lim-
/ its - .All-brick construction.
.21x11 liv. din. rm. comb.
irepl.: equip: kit. with. break
fast nook; 2 bright bedrms.
snd N's., tileS ,. bath on On ..,ii Is. =;
Beautifuliyn ssasni sna landscaped nds Sa and and
fenced wooded lot Only 8
pTTIoN. a Close g IssvssIythins.
Eas EEsisssfllf aiaSaA '.sai 'noas. ASSUME
$15.950-Falls Church area
Brick and clapboard construc-
slannlnst sIg77 lust over ;v -d,n year ro,oh Sld:
sais Seaasiful hV;saah esaip. fis.: ssm0$ j
spacious bedrms.; alI-tile bath.
New Bendix in util. rm. Lee;
wooded lot. In AL cond. 9
and and shop. ,D ASSUME Szai ioE. inSSt oi
S15.s5 on Shirley hwy
e,,nsncY Srand.neT aad sd rSsady SsSs for .ss; GS-
rsdwood rsSSood construetion-a C stp ton ri real
beauty! 23x12 liv. -din. comb.
with firepl.; s spacious bed
rms. or q bedrIis, and sep.
bath. Part bsmt. oNE-HAi.F
ACRE WOODED LOT. $4,000
Observation-Disclosures and
read ready 70 constrcs1or mSys n; caf .,ssd RED;
iirepl.; sep. din. 3 twin-bed
rms, tiled bath; huge equip.
kit. with breakfast area; spa
cious util. rm.;. pulldoWn stair
HALF ACRE ACRE VIC WoopEn Soi LOT.
One blk. to bus. $4,000 cash.
lS1s.500-columbia pike-Brick-
aapd,clapn9ard construction.
WILL JMOAAo&1 1A CbAs
TWIN-BED RMS; III tiled
baths; equip. kit. with break
fast bar; pull stairway to stor-
age attic. ONE-QUARTER-
ACRE WOODED LoT. One
blk. from transp and school.
Brand-new-Move right in.
S23. .95e-shirley hwy.-Brick-
stone-and-ciapboard construc-
ton 20x14k liv. rm. with
flrepl.; 13lax9 beamed cell
ing din. rm.; equip. kitchen
with breakfast bar; 8 twin
sized bedrms., tiled bath:
porch and patio; huge stor-
age attic; bsmt.; attached gar.
ONE HALF ACRE FENCED
LOT. Three years old and In
neW-house cond. HeaS. cash
| move right In.
| We have 10 ramblers in
addition to the above from
| S26,5O0 to $4,000 Cali for
complete information.
METZLER-Va. Offic
| IA. k.757E RAaIfnr IA. 7.0a7
Evening star., 1952-02-14
WOODSIDE REALTY i co.
SH. $40 TIL 3 PM.
MUST BE SOLD

is your opportunity to buy a beauti-
Silver Spring area. at unusually low
price. Features lge. liv. rm., with
firepl. and huge picture window,
ssnaiae sspaIats tie d hath mSasfb niss P.drms 1,
and pine-paneled recr. rm. IN day
light bsmt. Only S17.500 with
large FHA-GI loan to assume. Don't
miss II. Phone Mr.. Owens. LO
A-7629 with
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$1125l

Three bedrms.. semidet., rockwool IN
sulated, fenced-in back yard, no
bsmt.. pulldown to foored attic;
auto. washer in kit: low overhead.
So. 900. To inspect either of these
properties. call Mr.. Lansdale, LO.
4-7424; ewes. LO. 4-67Sl.
Colonial Investment Co
Evening star., 1952-02-14
LUXURY RAMBLERS"

1oAOIt 1t<1I0DAGkL0
Beautiful, modern, 3-bedroon. 2-bath
ramblers featuring daylight base
ment, screened porches. sun decks.
carports or garages, GE Kitchens,
large wooded lots. Reg. *" flnanc-
ing. S29,950. Location IK miles
past Westmoreland Circle on the
right-hand side of Mass. ave ext.
Open daily till pm. OIL, 4453;
Rockville 2O43. evenings.
Merrimack Eng. Corp.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
ARLINGTON
STUDIO TYPE

Every indication points to continued
dollar deyaiuatoin-hieher sprinp
and summer prices. Buy now before
ltstines get scarce!!l
Evening star., 1952-02-14

JEFFERSON MANOR
All brick 2-bedroom semidet house
IN good condition; chain link
fence. aluminium storm windows;
near shopping center. schools and
transportation; approx. $2,760
cash plus settlement; early oc-
KTs s-s1ss, sspsr''Sn or Ki S.s14o s1SHt Can
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
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THOMPSON Il GRAY
Realtors. . TIL o. IA
SUBURBAN VALUES
SILVER SPRING

OILVER SFHlNI
Three-bedrm. brick bungalow. near
past Forest Glen I'd. Very clean.
Full bsmt.; large level yard; low
down payment. balance like rent.
SILVER SPRING
Owner transferred, must sell lovely
2-story brick Colonial; s bedrn1s.
full bsmt.; separate din. rm.; large
screened side porch; washer and
dryer included In price of S16.950.
SILVER SPRING
Just OF Georgia ave, on Seminary
I'd. large French Provincial offered
for immediate sale at $21. $50.
Offers every convenience for modern
comfortable living. Features "a bath
on 1st floor. center entrance large
din. rm.. mod. kit; 3 bedrms.; large
side. porch; built-in garage; lovely
Handicapped lot. Very close-in loca-
tton. Owner anxious to sell.
WOODSIDE REALTY co
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WHEATON PARK
S12,500
20 mn CASH n0JUN

$1,000 CASH DOWN
FULL RECREATION ROOM
FLAGSTONE PATIO
And many other: custom features
make this 3-bedrm.. semidet. cedar
shingled home. one year old, fully
redecorated and in immac. cond.
one Of the best offers ON today's
market. Assume Az loan. balance
Of So. 800 at $65.7S per mo. incl
principal, interest, taxes and In
surance. Terms arranged.
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MASON HIRST
Va. Phone JE. 2-7447.
fyINsAN Q,4ndove
STOP LOOKTNG

We have found . lovely new. 2-lsvei
yours; spacious living rm. with
firepl. and picture windows, lge.
dining area, 8 good-sized bedrms.
Nth VI % lfs S;0sess tile tile bath "s m e1sse Isass
one-haif bath In bsmt. Where else
can you hnd O home with all these
features and many more for Sl8,760f
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.
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HOUSES sAls-MD. tcens.l
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
.3-Bedrm. Rambler-$950 On
Gunnison home, ,yr. old; on wide
level. wooded lot: 12'x2V iiv. rm., 8
fine bedrms. and bath. large equipped
kit; 500 per mo. includes taxes.
Price. SI2,950.
~. 3 BedrmS.-S13,950
Immac. home of contemporary de-
sign; paneled liv. rm. with firepI.
2 bedrms. and bath, nicely equip
kit, din. area; End flr. has lovely
hne-paneled bedrm.; driveway be-
side home: rear patio; excellent
COLLEGE VIEW
New brick rambler presenting most
attractive appearance; graceful
porch, large liv.-din. room with fire.
place and 2 picture windows, glean-
ing kitchen, breakfast nook. s ex-
.cellent bedrms. and bath; huge, fun
bsmt.: level. wooded lot. Price,
Cali 10. 4-7200 Til 9 PM.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
Evening star., 1952-02-14
: WE SELL HOUSES

SILVER SPRING-$10,950
Two-bedroom bungalow; full bsmt.,
recreation room workshop; assume
4re loan; very clean.
SILVER SPRING-$14,950
Three-bedroom home; on. busline;
convenient to everything.
SILVER SPRING-$17, $50
Three-bedroom rambler; IN baths;
81 500 cash.
SILVER SPRING-$19,950
Brick bungalow; recreation room; ex-
pandable attic; beautiful condition.
SILVER SPRING-$21, $50
Three-bedroom Colonial; den: newly
decorated throughout; reasonable.
Call 81. 6loO. Let our salesman
help you.
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors. . TIL o. IA
Evening star., 1952-02-14
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ment. A rare buy can be made here.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
NEAR ST. BERNADETTEs
EXCLUSIVELY WITH
Laurel, REALTY co

s72e Flower. g. s. Ju, s-s70o
cLosE.IN SILVER. sPRING-Newiy
decorated brick Colonial: walk to
p oaf shaded lot usss oyerioofins S sne1ssr: s1r:
rounding homes; 5 large bedrms.,
zull dining rn., 2Q-ft. liy.. rm. with
wood.burning firepl.. fuh bsmt. with
outside ertr.. side porch; $l7,950.
DRURY & JOHNSTON
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