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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
More Than 1000
Rural Families
Remodel Kitchens

More than 1000 Ohio families
remodeled or rearranged kitch-
ems with the help of home econ
omics specialists and county
home demonstration agents in
1851.
In material prepared for Ma
tional Home Demonstration
Week, April 27 through May 3,
Thelma Beall, extension special
ist at Ohio State University, says
the home management program
in 1851 emphasized work simpli-
fication, family economics, and
housing improvement. Specialists
and home agents gave special at
tention to kitchens.
Miss Beall points to one fam
ily's experience as typical of
how home demonstration person
mel assisted families last year.
The family remodeled kitchen
at a cost of 1913 distributed over
7-month period. The farmer,
who did his own labor, told Miss
Beall that a younger, more eX-
perienced man" probably would
have finished the job in less than
the 406 hours used.
He also saved on materials
by making new cupboards from
old ones and by using scrap
pieces of lumber, masonite and
plyWood.
The homemaker wrote recent
ly, Our kitchen is completed.
What a miracle of efficiency,
space and beauty-thanks to my
husbands work and your help
in planning.
Il would advise anyone my age
to live with a new arrangement
while before she decides where
to place routine utensils. After
placing an article the same way
for 27 years, it's difficult to
change.
II have heard women bemoan
their new kitchens because they
had to change their habits-but
the gradual development of our
kitchen did not bring a sudden
upheaval.
Nothing could be more effici-
ent than the new kitchens" D."
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12


that we speak the same thing.
We have Denominationalism
and confusion in the world to-
day because all preachers do not
preach the same things. We
preachers should be ashamed of
ourselves for promoting division.
Shall every preacher continue to
preach what he has been preach
ing and also preach what every
other preacher breaches and in
this way all preach the same
things. To do this every preach
er must have a copy not only of
the Bible, but also a copy of
every creed, manual, discipline,
articles of faith, etc, etc. as used
by the different preachers and
study them.
Some preach that a sinner
can be saved by praying
through" without being baptized,
while others preach that you
cannot be saved without baptism.
Some preach that sprinkling is
baptism, while others preach that
baptism requires a burial in
water. Some preach that it is
wrong to use instrumental music
in worship, and others preach
that such preachers are cranks.
Now, if all these contradictions
are good and acceptable to the
Lord, why should l not preach
ALL of these. If it is right to
preach that sprinkling is bap-
tism and right to preach that
sprinkling is not baptism, why
should | not preach at one time
that sprinkling is baptism and
at another time that sprinkling
is not baptism? But, if l should
do that, people would justly
charge me as being either a hypo-
critic or insane. The same will
apply to all contradictions as
preached by the preachers of to-
day.
Here is Bible Information:-If
any man speak let him speak as
the oracles of God. l Peter All.
In vain they do worship, teach
ing for doctrine the command
ments of men. Matt. 1879. Also
read I Tim. 1:3, and II Tim. 3:16-
II. Should the day come when
all preachers heed these scrip
lures, then all shall preach the
same things and the right things,
and Denominationalism and re-
ligiOuS confusion will vanish.
MAY GOD SPEED THE DAY.
If we preachers want UNITY
and want God and Jesus with us,
let US not go beyond the things
that are written. Please read
l Cor. as, and II John verse 8.
Let us get rid of our shame and
preach only those things author
lied in the Word of God.
Rev. H. w. Bankes
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
WHERE'S THE FIRE?

The Caldwell fire department
was called to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Adds, Mill and
Railroad streets, Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to
extinguish a fire which started
in the corner of the garage. No
damage was reported.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
Telephone Company Releases
IT'S Annual Expansion Report

1851 of outstanding accomplishment the
of plant to meet the continuing demand for
Williams President of the Ohio Associated Telephone
Company said the Companys annual which has been
released.
gain 6201 Company owned telephones realized
the plant construction the with 882
all time high This
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
New Series II Defense Bond Will
Go On Sale In County, June z

The u S. Treasury Departments series Defense Bond des
G a. sorios and companion improved Series Bond
will 90 on sale and throughout the nation next Monday
of the Defense Bonds Division in Co
mbus announced today through the Noble County Chairman
L. c. Young .-,-.-.,.,
deuged with questions the
following by the Treasury Department covering
rogam made just prior to May
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
REMOVED HOME

Mrs. Carlos Ramage and in
fant som were removed in the
McVay ambulance on Saturday
from the Thompson hospital to
their home on Dexter City route.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
Enjoy VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Musser,
Walnut street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray L. Young, of New Concord,
have returned to their homes
after a weeks vacation to New
York, Washington and the east
coast.
CIasSifieds Paw Dividends
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12

Spittlebugs can cause red
clover yield losses of from IS to
SIS percent.
On March IS, prices of farm
products were l percent higher
than prices in 1948.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12

One ton of manure equals
about 100 pounds of l0-5-lO COM
mcrcial fertilizer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
Local PIMA

Continued from page one)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
S er m O n cite
ALL PREACHERS SHOULD
PREACH THE SAME THING

L Cor. 1:10--Now, l beseech
you, brethren, by the name
of our Lord Jesus Christ,
that we speak the same thing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12

ClasSifieds Paw Dividends
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12

Photo observation-disclosures
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcons.l

NEAR BLESSED sACRAMENT-Im-
rooms. 3h baths, including Groom
and bath apartment on 3rd fioor;
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. %
BY s1,d 9WNERLssSying ;t city; must Is be
IL baths, glass inclosed porches;
sSerman cirefe witS s5
600 cash. 605 Decatur st. NV.
OFF 10th ST., near Spring rd.:
lovely brick house. 24-ft. wide. 4
bcdrms;: 2 baths, 2 gar; sss gas hs;5T. soT
Terms a excel MR. coma azssE REi'' ma = PCS sSS
DIPLOMATs ATTENTION. Here is a
new home THAT SHOULD NOT BE
MISSED. Just of Conn. ave. in
Chevy Chase, this UNIQUE Offering
de luxe kit. with breakfast rm, and
powder rm. on 1st f.; 3 Ice. bedrms.
and 2 baths on 2nd f.; 2-car garage.
See this for surprise. A small
down payment to responsible pur-
chaser. Call Mr.. JaSch leves. and
sanH SALES 9k Nc 6oA41' W ss5S ;; H BE BEST
Rhode Island ave. NV. Sevetal 10
rm, houses. 8 and 4 baths. S21 900;
$1,000 down. VICTORY REAL ES-
TATE CO.. MI. 500; eyes,. TU,
NEAR 14th AND HAMILTON sfs.
NW:-3 yrs. old; 3 rooms, 4 baths,
powder room on 1st A.; garage;
$500 SAP 900; cost $4l 900 tS SgId; build oc-
s1RkaE, sqRlsf OY Ma. oTssF 1855. JOSEPH rs C.
ROW BRICK, rms. full bsmt.. oil
heat; garage; cony; to stores, and
Terms. OVENS REALTY. NE. 04S8.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 21 rms,
II baths; several with running
water; large garage;, ideal for oEgan-
ization daI,6 or guest house. $l5, 900
oWENsP oSxR PfSninI RRAnTy shG~6 re, o4sS sy aDDt'
JUST OFF CONN. AVE AT 3Oth ST.
-Det.. 10 rms. 8 baths, oil heat;
needs redecor. About $1,000 cash.
Price. $4,000 STROUP, RA. STOO.
ON GEO. WASH. UNIV. CAMPUS,
in an assured neighbothood-Well-
built modern home in excel. cond,
suitable for tourist home; running
yra water lin, IN all bedrms. Tel. OWNER,
DOCTORS RESIDENTIAL ofices and
home; non3e;..Gdns on excellent cornsH complete
home of a bedrooms. 2n baths,
equipped kitchen; a lovely niace and
very complete. S42,500. Owner will
take other property in trade. RIPLEY
& ROMER, Realtors. 81. Gill.
344l 18th ST.-9 rooms. 2 baths.
lst commercial, with excellent
financing: Owner will show Sunday
or call TU. 1899 for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Gracious Georgian Colonial home
situated on lovely corner lot; 3 twin
sized bedrmS. and den on IND A.;
excellent closets and 9 full baths;
large recep. hall leading to 21x14
ltv. rm. with miTrored firepl.; formal
din. rm. and mod. kit; lst-h. powder
rm., walk-in guest closet, side
screened porch; attached 2-car gar.
paneled recr. rm. and finished attic;
sold only to approved purchaser;
$4,000. Substantial cash necessary,
To inspect, call GE, 6l74. q
Evening star., 1952-03-02
MOTEIS

!; Rt. J.; IT rental units with pvt
baths. incl. z mod. cabins; equipped
snack bar (owner gets $1O0 mo
remit; lRe. house with 2 apts.
$40 900. $4,000 down.
=: RI. liz lge. cabins; house
excel. loo; $45,O0O, $4,000 down
3. Rt. 301-S masonry cabins. 10 q
gasoline sta.i $4,000, $4,000 cash
4. Rt. 301-AAA, l6 mod. cabins
coffee shop. oil h.-w.h.. so acres
lge. income; 500. 900. S35, 900 dn
8. Rt; Good opportunity to ex,
apts.; 8 cabins; Ige. frontage; $50.
900. $4,000 cash,
Gibraltar Realty, JU. 7-6109
I'VE Specialize in Tourist and Mo.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DRUGSTORE

= Rent, SIOO. Owner
quotes $70O wkly. Low expenses.
$4,000 down. Call ST. 37O7, SH,
lO9b, CHANTKER & co
Evening star., 1952-03-02
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Beautiful detached brick and frame
home; living rm. with fireplace,
family-size dining rm., large kitchen
and pantry; 2nd floor. 3 nice bed
rms. and 2 baths; full, dry bsmt.,
garage Owner must sell, leaving
town. Priced at $24.95O for quick
sale. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Dl: 1Ol0; ewes. and Sun. call DE.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
WEEKLY SPECIALS
OFFERED BY
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.

LADIES ACCESSORY SHOP
Conn. ave. grocery, S55,000 VI. Can
cred, Terms. Another, silv. spg.
area: S.. 500 cash handles.
LUNCHROOM (COLORED TRADE).
Lease. Price $4,000 with $1,000
BEAUTY SALON.
Just on Dupont Circle. 5000 cash
down handles. Another. 14th st.
near Park rd. Full price, 5000 with
only $500 cash down or will sell
without cash down to responsible
CAFETERIA.
One of Washington'S best; S195, 900
VI. gross business. Substantial cash
leao'Feoi RooM1No HOUSE.
down buys business. furniture. and
building; 3 floors and basement:
bath on each floor. Nice apt. for
TOURIST HOME.
Best n. Y; location. $4,000 VI.
81, 900 cash handles.
BEAUTY SALON.
Nearby Va. Rent $3.50; incl. 4 bed
rm. apt. Modern equipment: 3 op-
orators. Call Mrs. Brown. so. 5O19
We have other shops. all sections
D. C. nearby Md. and Va.
LUNCH ROOM.
Opportunity to let your investment
work for you. Amply stated, man.
aged, and supervised
COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
Downtown. Famous for good food
Splendid bar business. Ideal for 8
experienced partners. Call Mrs
Weadon for appointment.
To buy or sell any business. reaI
estate contact
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
432 Bond Bldg. ME. 6540. HO. 1910
Evening star., 1952-03-02

This home is typical of the de luxe
properties listed with us. Nestled
in hillside. with permanent woodland
view. this home has everything, incl.
REAR PICTURE WINDOWS. lst
f.. soft. liv. rm.. diversified din.
rm., super de luxe kit. magnificent
entr. hall. beaut. powder rn., tiled
bedrms.. 2 gorgeous bathrms., very
lge. closets. Stairway to attic. Stor-
age rm. BASEMENT. Immense,
beaut. paneled rec. rm. leading to
Spanish-st patio. Also maid s
I'M. and full bath. Many other fea-
lures. Shown by appt. only. Call
James L. Dixon & Co.
400 1rfb O. AZ VIZ CIT rom .
Evening star., 1952-03-02
TREMENDOUS
OPPORTUNITY !

Best cor. prop. Triangle. Va. on
main st. Of fast-growing town. adj.
rest.-grille; other bldg. for garage.
Can lease or operate both for good
income. This corner should more
than triple in value in 5 years.
$4,000. $4,000 dn. JU. 7-61O9.
GROCERY-SELF SERVICE
B. & W. WELL EQUIPPED. IDEAL
FOR OUT OF TOWNER. 1851
CHEV. TRUCK. 2 apts. above. >
mi. from D. c., on main thorough
Evening star., 1952-03-02
RESTAURANT
Established Distributors
Or Wholesalers Wanted

A revolutionary change in selling
makes 1t possible for you to OBJ
tain an exclusive. valuable fran
chise in your area for this COM
pany's complete line of United
States Government inspected prod
ucts: this includes beef. lamb. veal,
line Of sausage, ioavss' canned
meats, butter. cheese, coffee and
dog food; we have distribution now,
which you can take over and ex-
pand rapidly, with the help Of
definite price advantages and sales
available to aggressive estabiished.
local distributors or wholesalers for
immediate action. State full quail
flcationS, Write Box BAL, Star
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nw. HOUSES PoR sALE-N.w.
FOREST HILLS,
4719 30th st. NV.
OpFN 1 To a CTIN

Why take less than the best? Superior
construction and design features
this impressive and spacious brick
Colonial in WaSh.'S most fashionable
and convenient residential area.
Center hall, liv. rm. opening onto
screened porch. din. rm.. planned
3 lge. bedrms. and Q baths; finished
3rd dr. all-purpose rm.; bsmt. with
pine e-paneled recr. rm. and lavatory; !;
built-in garage; artistically land
scaped lot with dbl barbecue pit
and many other custom features.
Directions; Conn. ave. to Davenport
St, right to Both ST., right on 30th
ST. TO 4I1S and open sign.
RUTLEY & BAIR
ST. 2911 OIL. 460s
Evening star., 1952-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GARRY OTTT

BARBECUE CARRY OUT
Ne; long lease at $500 includes apt. /;
best of equipment; colored trade;
sacriice for $500 down. bal
terms.
LANE PASTOR. EX. 2555
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Spring Valley
$47,50O

Bedroom With Fireplace
A beautifully planned and decorated
center-hall home in this top-bracket
home section. Lovely living room
with appealing fireplace, gracious
dining room, spacious library with
complete bath. Thoroughly modern
kitchen with dishwasher, disposal,
electric range, etc. Large master
bedroom with fireplace and priv
rooms with bath between. Recrea.
tion room with fireplace, maids
room and built-in garage. Stairway
to big storage attic Excellent lot
With lovely stone terrace You will
like the dienity and charm of this
home. To inspect. call JAMES E.
SCHWAB OR. $500. On Sun. and
after 8 pm. call, WO. l40S or
oL 1o93. .
Evening star., 1952-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE. fully equipped
and stocked; weekly business 500.
can do much more: owner III. After
purchasir" II no increase your
money will be returned in full. You
take no chances. Price only $4,000
or best offer. NATHAN SILVER.
GUEST HOUSE, large. one of the best
and most convenient locations OF
the city: $4,000 annual income
quoted plus q 3-rm. apt: pvt entr +;
selected furniture. modern bath.
plenty of fine durable furniture
throughout the building; owner de-
furniture at moderate price, You
can net over S5. 500 annually plus
amortization. Substantial cash
needed. Be smart and see 1t first.
By appt. only. NATHAN SILVER.
Tower Bldg. ME. 2151.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

CAPITAL INVESTMENT
NEEDED IN LOCALLY EsTAB.
hECTRONICS BUSINESS
BY individual, capable of as
suming office management,
responsibilities.
MINIMUM CASH REQUIRED. S. oOO
Box 329-L, Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
LIQUOR STORE

store on main stem: op-
posite leading hotels: sacrifice price;
good lease: low rent: terms.
SIDNEY J. BROWN
RE 3521 W0 31oE -
Evening star., 1952-03-02

rm home on lot 50x300 it.. front
ing Ing on Baltimore blyd; Asking S23.-
an offer. Ewes. call Mr.. Barnes.
MI. 527S. with JOHN A. VENT.
Realtor and Builder. WA. 9144.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
gateway
Phone Mr., Walder. SH. 1886.

DRY CLEANING and laundry. A
quality wholesale service offered to
Evening star., 1952-03-02
TOURIST HOME

rooms have hot and cold water
plus 4 showers: unlimited posi-
bilities with the coming tourist
season over $1,000 monthly from
permanents: O real bonanza; full
price $1,000, good terms.
LANE PASTOR. Elk, 2555
Evening star., 1952-03-02

PROFITABLE GENERAL STORE, To-
Gated IN prosperous. rapidly growing
at intersection of two roads: large
Storeroom. Groom apartment. mod
ern conVeniences. post office in store.
ESQ" pump service; 2-acre lot; eS-
tHblished business. Price. S13,500.
Up-to-date stock and fixtures at
wholesale cost LEONARD SNIDER,
Evening star., 1952-03-02

ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
538 18th st. NV. Realtors, DI. 1886
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HOUSES FOR ,sAl6-ND.
42nd "a EMERSON SITS

H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
s7ls r. !. Ave. WA. 5000.
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HERE'S YOUR HOUSED
'PEN SAT. AND SUN. AND DAILY
1907 18th AVE.

fNear New Hampshire Aye.)
Trades Considered
Center entrance, detached 2-storv
house on large level lot in most con-
venient suburban location, Idyine
room with fireplace. door to concrete
porch, spaciods dining room and
Kitchen; bedrooms. tiled bath on
IND door. large basement. outside
to schools. shopping and TRANSPORTS
ton. Mr.. Carter. 81. 1864; Mr..
Sweeney. SH. 6197. Out New Hamp.
ave: a mi. over D. c. line to
Ersktne st.. right 2 blocks to 14th
ave., right to our signs.
HFAD0YYhF vYyAnY Nh
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OWNER SAYS GET OFFER
New broom bungalow, all electric
$50 per month, which Is less than
rent.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
uN' 7e4e uN. 322s
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500 THURMAN AVENUE
Check what you get for your money.
All-hrick bungalow with lge. liv.
modern kit. insulated attic finished
In 2 rms, full bsmt. with laundry
I'm. and panelled recr. rm., outside
sentr., lge. concrete rear porch. Come
out and see for yourself. Directions:
Out New Hampshire ave-. over d. C.
line to LIST traf1c light. right to
k 81. u So.s dr. "a. Tigt e se TIhgrman
REALTY CO.. Realtors. Ho. 677S
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGToN-Three bedrsns.. 1N
baths. full bsmt.: excel. location.
BY owner. No agents. cH. es44.
BRADDecK HEIGHTS SECTION
shopping center. school, church, bus.
line and Pentagon. LIST a.. iiv. rm.
stchen and faIi tiled b Ssdlm sa eddu a':
S..29ssorn,s., very large. fun tiled
patn: ample closet storage space.
ih n 4,,5I bs gas hesting system located
Price, s2S, $50. res g e9 < ap a5Ga,
sHS AkIss af B. ry1S Stl NC FL aS gPE
STE 1ss: ST. sv.s Ais q. r. AL. PAPA. ov
D9GW0og LANE. 2 mi. west Falls
G en-, on ri; 2. Colonial 3.bedrm..
s s1iff s e. .s a IT, 1t. l ss I r;
basement with partly completed
screened porch: si tss onffo lei; ou lEs;
sac by owner leaving for Fla. Pa.
FAIRiEAx CAPE coD-rav. rm "a A.,
rm., Q bedrms.. kit. the bath utii.
sI575so.a BOB Sf sRo 81 soe gE G ssS
OF SE. 2-5ols; eyes,. XII. S-6s82.
FALLS CHURCH rambler; sale sale by
iss ssSs attic. rug s5 saSe 1T: e ssaei
Phone IL. $3.50 So 20 sem szzj i7'
No ARL.-outstandine immacuIate
;S.nedrm. brk: rambler on Charming
10y APPROX: S5x120' IN Country club
Manor q ny nm. with, firepl.. IA,
ali sr,,,, eating an space In kit. and
sshxsshSss md x ssdhnisss n aisRsS1s
bedrms. e twin size), ceramic tie
PAIN. dble. garage with small greer-
cash can handle. Cali Mrs. MoidSW.
eve "a at 1-o 66o.w with W. B. WRIGHT.
NokTH ARRH GHSSi elos.-,p. q nav
Drick ramblers. 8 bedrms., hv.-din.
I'm; combination, real tiled bath,
full bsmt.: about $6, 800 cash viii
Rss sdfo s,d!.. Wx liIn1fYan 1gczANAE
WEsTLAwN-3 bdrms,. double gar;
inm HNd;, ocs;; $4,000 On. No sssnts'
ONLY $1,000 Down for eh baths.
bedrms.l recr. rm., screened porch.
ilarEs brick home, ON acre; near
RAMRrrp S,ts ~o IT,. 10
occunancy WV" an xlew; feaas ior
Sshedroorr sSmn. aSIS los. new
bier: attached SaraSe. i1 nieture Fam y;n
porches ea a0s ms stone o.b nreplaes
Stiles SFIE ss Reap r sash vii henals
0 1oAAaS. 'H. SOUS.
BY 0WNER--Tust ~ Hs. w.
blvd -wReantifynlI co IN nv vernon on
i-acre iot: tai tTees. a -. n III On
firepl., din nm. eoii;pnedd M ~; 1I;,
bst th an On ~ anan NJ. . iSei nedrms: and
ard fdeai fnr s,,eSts i ~ ,,i.I Ims s. on
full bsmt.. screensd nerch. SttacSaj
, sarasss; R Rss, for aqics sale IN;
FOR sxLE@5.rin. house. oe All. W,
travis All porcs ns:. WW snfer 09nHS'
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN BRK.
Four SaT,lh huge bedrms;. Q complete tile
ern lit Nv with b G,a; Em. n nltTfamods
snack bar; home has closets galore:
!uil psmt. with recr. rrn, and out.
Sloe entrance; 2 fireplaees. ysrd
Isndscaped for exclusive privacy,
FhINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. $685.. UN. 1866. NY. O636
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A ATTENTION

OPEN SUNDAY. 100 TIL DARK
5000 RfVERDALE RID. RIVERDALE
The small estate you have been look
ing for at the price you can afford
One acre shaded BY majestic old
Located on paved road near schools
transp., and shopping. The wash
Monument can be seen from the I'd
Large home with 8 bedrn1s.. liy,
rm., din. rn., and huge hit. with
modern euuipment; 9 incl. porchei
FRINGE pFd Ssis aE6R os nREALrY co.
UN. 1166, Hy. o6S6. WA. 6095:
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OPEN SUN, 12-DARK
1902 Wells BLVD.

OPEN SUM-, 12-DARK
1902 WELLS BLVD.
UNIVERSITY HILLS, MD.
Almost new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with full bsmt., on large corner
lot, GE kitchen, incl. dishwasher,
garbage disposal range and refgr. !;
hot-water heat; screened porch;
partially finished recr. rm.; SUBJ
stantial down payment and assume
large AZ. .30-yr. Gil. loan. $50 10
per mo. includes taxes and FMS.
To reach: Drive out New Hampshire
ave. Tor Riggs rd.) to University
lane, turn right on University lane
and 60 to Old Colesville I'd, turn
right 2 blks. to Rutgers st., right
on Rutgers blk. to Wells blvd. and
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 30I0 till 8 pm. 1T
HERE'S YOUR HOUSE!
First floor has ltv. rm., din. rm.. kit,
l bedrm: and bath; 2nd a., q bed
rms. and plenty OF storage SPACE:
aluminium storm windows, Anchor
fenced, how'd. floors throughout;
cony. to everything. Call Mr.. Nc.
Nuity, ewes. UN. ZOOS. Exclusive
with JOHN A. WENTZ, Realtor and
Builder. .AP. 090O. III
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RADIANT VALLEY

Brick rambler; lgs Nv. rm;; guss.. e.
&c. Ice. screened porch, deep, lsvei
corner lot. Priced drestically re-
duced as owner Florida hound. Open
for insp. Sunday, 2 It'll g. z692S
6tandish DR.. Directions: Out Largo
H. l ss.s ct sP saSist A HSsy SIN
1905; eve. and SUM-, JU. e-37s0.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD:
VETS AND NON.VETs

New aIl-brk. 3-hedrm. ranibiers; full
bsmt.: gas a.c. heat, copper plumb.
refRr. Vet down payment, SIZES;
non-yet, 81, 1876; monthly payment.
$50. incl, all. Total price. SI4. 9S5.
Open daily and sun. 10 TO dark.
6717 Parkwood ST.. Radiant Valley.
Landoysr Mo; uN. 1900. Q b 9
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2-FAMILY HOUSE
Five rooms, bath and bsmt. to each
apt. Tenants pay own util. House
In excellent cond.
RALPH CHEVALIER
LU. 4-1S00. Ewes. VI. 6614.
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SUITI.AND

HOME. AND INCOME
Lfovely 6ungalow-type home across
from Census Bureau, features Q
spts.. one l-bedrm. apt. And one q
bedrm. apt: sep. entrances: good
eond. excel. investment: only SI2,-
500. $500 down. Can Mr.. Moore.
20. 9-9i1o: eyes,. VI. 3o70.
Puffenberger b Moore, Inc.
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ALEXANDRIA
TOWN HOUSE

: 1907 Duke 81. Alexandri&
Private parkins q rear.
s -a9 /.