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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-11

Mukarkar, %, admitted also to some
twinges of inconsistencies, for it is
the first time either has been away
from their native land.
Both gave up teaching positions
in an American girls school in Jeru-
salem, operated by the Friends, to
embark on four-year college courses
in BlufftoA college. They do not
plan to r. urn to Palestine until
they r~eceive egrees from the college
here.
Friend Recommends Button
Blufton Aege was recommended
to the girls " a ~teacher-friend in
Jerusalem, who also is assisting them
in their educational junket to a for
eign land. Altho the friend had no
close connection with the local school
he had been ~favorably impressed
with what he had heard of its
achievements, the girls said.
Both git speak English fuently,
and most surprising of all, with
prqnounce# American aNsspts. They
att buts i AAg Nsociation
VII theE Akrican school .Jeru-
,sefan an az to the fact TN many
of their CLOSEST friends in tt city
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-11

August 6, 1918, and the coolest
August temperature drop of 35 de-
grees on August 81, 1915.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

The more that we hear about
the matter of combining the cities
of Champaign and Urbana the
more we wonder who is to profit
by the murger Can it be the COM
mon people, or all the people? If,
in reality; all the people will pro-
fit by getting the two cities to-
gether, then it ought to be, but il
only a few will profit by it, it is
not good H,r the pocketbooks of
all the people. Most certainly, it
will cost no little to consolidate
the towns. The legal matters
alone will be no little sum, and
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
Editorial
The Productive Citizen

We talk with pride of product
ion and the productivity of this
great land of ours. We admit we'
are not the largest nation. We
even admit that we have not the
greatest natural resources in the
untapped mineral wealth of the
eak-th. But we yield to no one in
our power to produce.
We boast that we have the
highest paid man power and we
claim it is also the most intelli-
gent. We brag of the fact that as
people we condemn the drone,
and laud the worker. We take
pride that our measure of success
is accomplished. We state that all
of our citizens are expected to do
their share in producing for the
common good and we point to our
high standards of living as evil
dence that they have done so.
We are q nation of producers
but are you productive citizen !?
You, no matter where you work
or what your job may be. produce
goods either by the work Of ypur
hands or brain. Do you also pro-
duce discords?
Just as important as the work
of the hands and the head is the
work of the heart. The productive
citizen who is a pride to his conf
munity is not alone he who has
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
Combining Champaign Urbana

the details that will have to be
Strengthened out are no few.It is
our opinion that each city is run
ming its affairs with as few men
as it can, which, If true, none can
be Eliminated under murger. So,
to say the least, we fail to see the
Importance in consolidation. 1t
was rather unfortunate that the
two cities got started as separate
municipalities. There was Of no
use of that in the beginning.
Since they start, we wonder if the
people would profit much if they
were to be united
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Rev. and Mrs. o. B. John
son of East Grove st, were
breakfasts hosts in their home
to the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Edwards. Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitz Pettiford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Evens, Mrs. Ella Williams.
Miss Harriet Chandler, of Day.
ton, Ohio. Mrs. Gertrude Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks
and Mrs. Margie Wesley and
son. -.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

achieved he most In material
things, but he who has in some
way demonstrated his love for his
fellow man. 1.-THE greatest use of
life is to spend it for something
that will outlast it"
Are you productive citizen?
Do your neighbors in shop and
street look TO you as one to whom
they can turn in time of trouble,
as one who will understand, and
as one who will always stand up
for the right? Do you produce
good will by judging those whom
cou meet as individuals or do you
produce discord by stressing diff
ferences of beliefs and empha-
sizing old prejudices? Do you re-
spect the other mans point of
view? Do you bear in mind the
things that cher people bear in
their hearts?
AS free citizens in a free demo
cracy, we have each of us the po-
wer which taken as q whole. has
set us in a short space of time at
the forefront of the nations. We
produce goods. Let US also pro-
duce good by, as Henry Van Dyke
phrases it, remember our kinship
with all men, by we'll wishing'
friendly speaking and kindly do
ing."
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maclin,
of Ellis Ave, were breakfast hosts
honoring DR. Landel Diffay, who
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Edna
Diffay. Guests present were: Dr.
Diffay, Mrs. Edna Diffay, Mr..
and Mrs. r. M. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Chavous, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Taylor, Mrs. Ella Will
liams, Mr.. Ozell Thompson, who
returned from visiting his mother
in Tennessee, and cousins in Chi
cago. The Chavous had visited
at home in Kokomo, Ind.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
NEGRO BURIAL ALLOWED.

NEGRO BURIAL ALLOWED.
Phoenix Cemetery Changes Policy
For Soldier Killed in Korea
Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 10 (AP)
Pfc. Thomas c. Reed, 19-year-
old Negro soldier killed in action
in Korea June 3, will be buried
with military honors in a Phoenix
cemetery
The board of trustees of Green
wood Memorial Park cemetery
gave consent to the burial after
the body of Private Reed had lain
in q local mortuary since Nov.
%. ............
Private Reeds father asked that
his son be buried in the veterans
section of the cemetery But he
rebelled against the cemetery's
rule under which special letters
of request for Negro burials had
TO be secured from three veterans
organizations.
The cemetery board held spe-
cial meeting at which it was voted
to require proof of military status
of all veterans buried in the GEM
etery, this proof to be supplied
by a committee representing all
ire Veterans organizations in the
city. $780,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

AT HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Woods,
Westville, were host to their FAM
lily: Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Guthrie
and family, Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Houston and daughter,
Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
Woods and sons, Mrs. Hattie Har
ris and family, Georgetown; Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Washington and
family, Georgetown; Miss Odella
Woods, Normal, H.; Herbert and
Noel at home and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
H0N0RED THOSE Who's
GAVE SERVICE

The members Of the Pilgrim
Baptist Church honored their
faithful members. Rev. and Mrs.
Granville Lee, of North Poplar
St, with a telephone as a surprise
gift.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Nelson, Sr.,
were dinner hosts on Xmas to Mr..
and Mrs. Roach. Mrs. Joe Nelson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rivers,
Jr. Sgt. Rivers left on the 18th,
for California.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
HATTIE MCDANIEL BETTER

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. Up -
Hattie Mcdaniel, Academy award
winning movie and radio actress
showed "s z h improvement
Thursday in her recovery from
a mild stroke
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Misses Helen Hines and Ro-
berta Ward visited with parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hines and Mrs.
Rebecca Ward. They are en-
ployed at Dayton, Ohio.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
AT HOME

Gerald and Geraldine Hines, Jim
mie Cook. Jessie Clements, Bob
bic Williamson, David Phillips,
from WHEREFORE and Raleigh, N.
c.; and Robbie Clark. are visit
ing their families.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
SEEING GAME BY TV

SEEING GAME BY TV -. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henderickst
and Miss Erma Foulks motored
to Chicago and witnessed the Rose
Bowl game by T v, in the home
of their brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Bowling.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
SOUND OFF COMPOSER
CARVER AWARD WINNER
Joplin, Mo. Jan. 8 (AP)

The first annual George Wash
ington Carver achievement award
went to young Negro who origi-
mated the famous army marching
song, Sound Off"
Willie Lee Duckworth of San
dersville, Ga, received the award
Saturday. He composed the chant
during World War III while in
training at Fort Slocum, N. Y.
The representation was made
during a program commemorating
the birthday anniversary of Car
yer. The noted Negro scientist
was born a slave near Diamond,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Mr.. Arthur Woodruff, of Day.
ton. Ohio, visited at home during
the holidays with his family.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Potter
and SON were home with par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pope,
ST., of N. Prairie st.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
CALLS MOTHER

CALLS MOTHER
Mrs. Joe Nelson eeeived ans
Pacific call from Aaior and MrS.
Charles MCGEE and children.
Charlena and Roney. Saturday.
from the PHILIPPINES. AL are fine.
Miss Dorothy Woodruff visited
Mrs. Audrey Murphy of Danville.
III.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
Chris Copeland and daughter,
Champaign.

Sharps and Flats entertained at
breakfast Saturday. in the Ma
sonic Hall on K. Park st.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05
Organizations
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE

Special meeting is scheduled for Sept.
10 at Anshei Israel to hear a report on
the District convention held in Los An
geles and attended by Mr.. and Mrs:
Morris Wanger. Following there Will
be a social evening with musical pro.
with the Miami Symphony, and Nor
ris WOlfSOn, welI-knOWn coast concert
pianist. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schneider
will be hosts for the evening. Friends
of the group are invited to attend this
open meeting.
New members include Mrs. Nina
Cantor, Mrs. MOShe YakaboW1ch, j.
Kelly.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05
TEMPLE MEMS CLUB

Club ushers in the new season with
an evening meeting Sept 9 in the Tenn
pie auditorium at pm. 1t will serve
as a get-together "Opener." Two films
will be shown. Refreshments will be
SERVED. Jack Starr, president, asks for
a good turnout.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05
HADASSAH MONDAY CANASTA
CHR

Preparations are under way to re-
sumo the popular Canasta Club sessions
starting Oct. 6. Mrs Morris Price will
be hostess at the first gathering, open
to all women in the community.
Proceeds from the nominal adm1S-
sion go to Hadassah'S child welfare
program in Israel For further lnfor-
nation, phone either Mrs. Mitchell
Schaeffer, 6-2O44; or Mrs. Josephine
ROSenbIuth, 5-8443.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05

Volunteers are being sought for tn,
rummage sale to be held at the l.;
Placita Sept. "a Interested womeI
should contact eitheer Mrs. Jack Gaws
ner, chairman, or Mrs. Leon Frank
lin, cO-chairman.
Added to the executive board are
Mines. Jack Fruchtman, Sam Deutsch
Gloria AbelsOn. Appointed historian
was Mrs. Sidney WeiSsberger.
Chapter will sponsor showing OF
Faithful City" at the Park Theatre il
October. Installation of officers i
scheduled for Sept. 16.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED-New home: all utils. in
cluded: excel. transp. VI. 3279. all
day Sunday, after weekdays. 30
Evening star., 1952-07-28

Woodmoor-Silver Spring
2O6 NoRTHMOoR DIR.
Eight rms, 2 baths, post
war brick Cape Cod; fireplace.
screened side porch, full bsmt.
with rumpuS rm. and work
bench; mr.. schools; owner leav-
ing city. Attractively priced
for quick sale; open until sold.
JOHN H. RICE, 81. 6430.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
COIN & LEVINE
HO. 1920 TIL o Pm.
COLORED-N.E.
NEAR SEARS, ROEBUCK
VACANT-S10.95O

VACANT-$10,950
Attractive brick home. with lovely
front porch, clean throughout.
equipped kitchen. 2 nice-sized bed
rms, gas heat; move in immedi-
ately. $3.50 down, balance like easy
rent. Call Mr.. Slower.
CAMPANELLA q co.
Elk. 4113. ewes. and Sun. Lo. 5-l149
Evening star., 1952-07-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAR-WAsH FOR SALE-New. mod
ern equipment. good location;. very
low rent. good lease; only inter
ested parties. CAN MR.. TOPAL.
BEAUTY SALON salon. completely equipped;
fSsS ffSsSs = snS e. Bsshssds ssss area: Cali 81.
in excess Of SIS. 800 a week; long
term lease available; air-conditioned
Gff me sae TsS4Sso OEsse stsr
FOR SALE-Ten bowling alleys, COM
H. As'sSf'fs { e s. soxsp fs5issi VsnsnfS. sfs n.
MSDSkRN HSSi sysI IsEFyfcE EFSRt E0ys sTAToN vi
busy Annapolis I'd; $1,000 for new
equipment: dollar. for dollar on
stock; lease payable on .gallonages;
Good opportunity for mechanic; good
appearance and extra large lot.
Phone Lee ,s G9hee. T., AZ aPo6 gill %ith
YS4NG 91RE WETERRA VETERAN. desisin. SgGS to buy
profitable growing business for ST.
300 cash. Write BOX 272-c' %. Star
CoNcEssIoN-soda fountain in
Drugstore: gS1 averages bet better ,.atnn than
can make real money. CO. b4lo.
GEORGETOWN antique and gift
store: in mS,der1 n;,d air Ltoss sond;; ;,,nI only
a. NJ. pRAisNER. 1925 Vt. ave,
sUPPEH O MARKESTi2cHExP. Larse
store must be seen; Thriving cash
oWneF oSsaasSii in. Win Win sssriace, Good ioT
two partners. Worth $500 will
sell for. $4,000 plus stock. Terms
CSsNEF ssssNRsfe' s4osEMN.w. 81 slgsISw busy sec.
beer, wine license; $1,000 will han
die. Ideal for American-Italian
products. Inquire 201 Kennedy St
DELICATESSEN GROCERY, estab-
lished Is yrs. doing good business.
Can add tables to serve sandwiches;
yery, reas.; sac. account illness, Tu
BAKERY and homemade ice cream
plant; approx. 75 yrs. acceptance oi
high-quality products In old, estab'
lished neighborhood; good income
all equipment in good cond.; long.
term lease; apis: above; & owner III
viii sell now. Write Box 339-z, star
DRIVEN FOOD carry-out shop in
heart Of Arlington apartment area
29EnsE 9g1.G. 9Sst 9ss4 leave city; $4,000; sss Boz
VALET sHoOP. Silver Spring. Dry
cleaning. shoe iepairing with equip.
excel. location. With new lease. Fol
n YOU Want 70 GO In bushes.
and know radiator repair work
have Q complete shop; new equip
ment, never used. viii lease o.
work percentage basis. Must hav,
references. 1925 P st. NV. HO
BUILDER DESIRES INVESTOR 70
housing development ready to begil
In wash. area. Box 1870, Star. 20
CHINCHIELAS, several young hre,
pairs; registered; Graded; your op
portunity to get IN the chinchill
business; priced right; for appoint
ment call LU. 4-3222. 29e
PHOTOGRAPHERS, portrait, shar
fac. Conn. and K street; levt
studio; VIII discuss any Feas. Offer
phone MA. 27l4 to $50 pm. 29'
GROCERY, same owner over 26 yrs.
low rent, long lease. good business
Georgia ave. business section. ia
1910, RA. 0QS4. 20
GAS STATION, downtown. gold min
for exper. man: $1,000 plus inven
tories. DoG 1eS-D. Star. 20
Evening star., 1952-07-28
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

ARLINGTON-Would you like spick-
and-span 4-bedrm. home with scr.
porch. attrac. recr. rm., fenced yd..
esil ACME RI Realty Its Co. cocTCt "a. s-iese. asa
$500 Down. bal. like rent viii buy
in. act now. 0s ACME snsfy Really iTsi esSse co..
AkfNGrGN iAi NS1eSa; Fl 'FAoEsEssSTs EsEEssSso: @ 4.bedroom
sss1:i. ssT: 2 e. baths sssSS s:s5'' priced EDO no
ARL.-4-bedrm., 2 tile bath. brick
rm.. firepi.. family size dining rm..
cheerful kit. eating space, dish
iee SedP%s THsh is bath Ct cabinets on
floor; glassed and screened porch;
2. lge. bedrms., each having 2
closets and tile bath on End 6oor;
full bsnt., outside entr., Sunbeam
t4.e, SIi burner Sssa.S level AsSP fenced SI; ta
s,f05 sy slas ss7 y eiP' ss taeouss 5S & Iss as
AkE:IE$s q Ess Ssdrm.;. tie bath. IN iivins
fenced slSsf e ssTdast SS: ASoS. lsys sss r.:
GEoRdSE, ResltOr, SRC 'sin; si7s T n Glebe S
rd: at Lee hwy. 81. 6777. Sell
NoFTHs NsoSFEGTHsn III az Sl4a 2s 1ell
tractive lot sSa1sS: snserDM Separate Sn din. IL.
and liv.. rm.. exp. attic with exhaust
fan; sale By owner; open Sunday.
Gal ewes; 2213 North Harrison st.
sPRINGFiETiD. vA.-2-bedrm. y furn.
bunga.; all utils.; approx. 3 acres;
fruit trees; secluded; rs min. Pen
tagon: Fl. Belvoir; under $4,000.
70 Bog So. Rt. $40 week ends or
By 9'ltS owNER ftiis ieaSins Sm; city. sarcrofs-
Cape Cod 3-bedrm.; paneied iiv.
safe for children. ia. s-20o7. 80
FROM OWNER = 2-bedroom ccrner
down; s1s.s5S. 1ssSe i. r. s-ssSs. sasss. sas sass0o
BUY DIRECT from owner; newly
renovated white brick Colonial; 81
rms; plus finished rec. rm. with
nIepi; .,,e a.. IA baths. screened porch;
in quiet neiehborhood. Near schools,
churches. bus and Shopping; Isl
Eaias. rdps from Pentason: s22.5O0. 81.
sSSYPER SY HIGHWAY. IS minutes so .o|
bsdh.asOn bsd1n. SstRS.. SSsRs Ss@t SDa 1nd:4 srs sie
600; Very loy down payment. ELI
JAH @. ARNOLD. tCol.. q. 8. A.. Re-
tired) Broker. EM. 1885. oV. 4145.
wAvELY HILLs-Brick Cane Cod.
poss. Aug. i; excel. close-in N. Arl.
loc.; lst d. has liv. rm.. din. rm., 81
nedrms., mod. kit. 1irepl., tiled bath;
full bsmt.. with bath: lge. finished
rm. up; oil h.-W.h.; low down pay-I
nent: nice shaded lot. 1918 18th
st. n. at Utah. IA. 8-O36S. 50
30 s9,850-3-bedrm. home on wooded
ssre; equipped Kit; Venetian blinds.
$4,000 down. FREEMAN q SHER-t
BURNE. Vienna 80. -28
$500 DOWN
Brick Cape Cod, 2 .bedrms.. expan-
sfhle attic, full bsmt.: sep. din. rm.;
A-Acre level lot. Only sic, 800.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-S19, 5OOI
Three bedrms., sep. din. rm., fun
bsmt. with Law; lot .75x15O: frst
3. s y Y Woo6RoE oeSieSS me- ox. oaxsalleHsss ioss.
TERRIFIC VALUE
Nv. I'm. with firepl. (24x12); din.
rm. Q2x12); bedrms. (20x12) and
t16x12); la kit, lge. scr. porch,
veniens ven Dsms sre& = Prics si7.soC. CON
OK. 1022.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
PAUL P. STONE

SOUTHEAST HOMES
HILLCREsT-7-rm. det. brick with 2
full and half baths, full bsmt., gas
h.-w.h.; det. gar; on beautiful lot
. with excel; view view; By apt. only. .,,,,
6.RM. sEM1pET; BRICK with i9ii
metal storm windows and screens.
Mr.. iu'ffSS TEXAS AVE, and Ridse ra;z,
bricks in excel. cond.; full bsmts. /;
gas heat: priced for quick sale.
orHM. ninsnsnsaed snl; rec sHinn S iu1l Venstisn
one BLK. FROM BARNEY CIRCLE
-2Q-ft. row brick with 2 incl.
porches in rear. large front. porch.
2 baths. full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.: det.
gar; conv. to everything.
NHNER9Tss inqs 2N 1THEK HAE6 NG4RSSy NoMES MP AMb'
FOR PARTICULARS CALL LU.
4-4oo%.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANNAPOLIS RD. near Peace Gross
Commercial. iot APPROX. 69x3l5.
taininr = rooms and bath. h.-w.h.;
issa s. NV. sU .ep p1 ssss. suSda5s 2 isai saii
Mr.. Romer. WO. 2662.. 30
BERWYN- bedrm.. Ia bath Cape
Catholic schools and streetcar; ex-
eel. condition: hot-water heat. full
s4a: 6:mt lss kco pcrehs; a;sS "a Tres ns do and
Owner leaving. S706 60th pl. TO.
HYATrTsyIILE AREA-New S-bedrm.
brick rambler. Only . left, Large
picture Wind rvs, uitramod. Kitchen,
excel. neigh pYhood. walking dis
tance to schools and transp. One
day ssttIsmsnt; onlSyo 3ds.96o. JOHN JOHN
Evening star., 1952-07-28
CARMODY HILLS

i12 74th st.-2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit,
gas heat. nice lot. S1O,96O, S1,5O(
down. Real bargain. Ewes. and
Sun, Mr.. Martinson. 10. 9-90O5.
WOOD & MITCHELL
Evening star., 1952-07-28
$3.50
MOST FOR YOUR SIS!
NEAR
NAVAL. MEnTHAT.

PUBLIC HEALTH CENTERS
NORTH LOCUST HILL ESTATES
OPEN DAILY 3 TILL DARK
planned new brick ram
blers, bordering Rock Greek Park;
3 to 3 bedrms.: 2h baths, huge
liv. rm., din. rm., den, hall; bsmt
unusual storage space. (Out Wis
consin ave. about "a mi. beyond
to home.) Exclusive, SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 6166, OIL. 1866,
Mr.. Kenwood Country Club
Well-planned rambler with full bsmt. :,
garage. porch. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
separate din. rm.; highest quality
construction. Price. S29.500. Of
fice open til 9.
vrovxyv1 Qy C1,h,,rIor nd 0Ann
Evening star., 1952-07-28
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcentl BUS oPPoRTUNlTEs tcoel

COMBINED HOME AND BUSINESS.
from northern entrance to skyline
Drive. Well stocked grocery store
that has large off-premises beer
sales. gasoline station. lovely .3-bed-
cent to store. Good road frontage
and enough to build several cabins.
No business competition, a wonderful
opportunity for the couple who can
run. 1t to become independent. The
asking price Of $4,000. for all. In
cluding stock Is not unreasonable;
sive with
Evening star., 1952-07-28

GIG BOND BLDG, MA. 7772
ANY TIME -29
Evening star., 1952-07-28
HOUSES SAlE-MD. Cont }
SILVER SPRING

$1S,500-EASY TERMS
1912 EVANS PARKWAY-Attracti ctive
2-story brick, center hall. 6 large
rms, nice liv. rm., modern kit, 3
bedrms:, tiled bath, large basement
gitn tiied noos. tr. on a a.c: heat; 1;,,I, near
yard with flrepl., Anchor fenced;
brick garage; aluminium storm win
dows and doors. A comfortable
home, ideal location.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-07-28
,rrrn%r,S%VWMArm

rm. (12x12); bedrms. (20x12) and
i16x12); lq4s kit, lge. scr. porch,
full bsmt. md garage; very con.
venient areG Price S17,600.
9. r WW19oRIs5sSk. W1 I5sS2 INC
Evening star., 1952-07-28

RET1R1NG2
Ideal set up for retired couple. One
floor living. Bungalow In perfect
condition, has everything for COM
Portable living. Only $1S.960. Mr.
Ryan, Sligo 1858.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1952-07-28

NEAR 18th AND GALLATIN
Def. $500 DoWN-s16.5OO
Large detached home; 8 rooms,
baths, full bsmt, oil h.-w.h.. 2
porchss, garage. large level lot; Inn
mediate possession.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 & st. NV. Realtors. ME. $500
2O1 VARNUM ST. NV.
Corner Semidet.
Brick House
q very large rooms
Gas hot-water. heat
Mr.. Sweeney, SH. 6197
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
COLORED-3513 10th ST. Ne.
3 bedrms.. Ia baths. liv. rnn. and
hall with wall-to-wan carpeting.
large large din. Tt rrG screened porch
GE, refgr.. de luxe stove. q year
old, reer. rm. with built-tn bar,
garage. Entire house in perfect
eond. Faces Taft recreation center.
Call AID. s923. I'll
Evening star., 1952-07-28
TWIST OUR ARM
SPECIAL
$9,5OO-$1,5O0 DOWN
SIS, 600
~ ACRES: GROOM HOUSE

adam road and only q few miles
from Annandale. The land is gently
rolling and suitable for both sub
division and part-time farming. The
house has oil heat, bath. cleo. drilled
well, full basement, and shade. OUT
Chicken house. This % land is in the he
path Of progress; It can be both q
home and a secure investment. Many
people have gotten rich by buying
close-in land and living on It while
the city grows out to them will you?
S8,350 down. Shown by appoint
ment.
Mason HirSt, Exclusively
Annandale, Va.
Phone JE. 2-7447 Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1952-07-28

$1,000 DOWN
sfble attic, full bsmt.: sep. din. rm. /;
A-acre level lot. Only sic, 300.
c. T. WOODROE. INC. OK. 1922.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-SI9, 500
Three bedrms., sep. din. rm., fun
bsmt. With lsy;; aHa lot 75x150: first
suis y MocblsoE 5eslSSS :. me- ox. osE.ileslss ioss
Evening star., 1952-07-17
Reds LET Lutheran Relics
Be Seen in West Germany
By the Associaied Press

HANOVER, Germany, July II,
An art collection from Soviet
occupied East Germany is piercing
the Iron Curtain for the first time.
The art objects-18 boxes full
are relics Of the great German
religious reformer, Martin Luther
They have arrived for showing at
the Lutheran World Federation
Congress, which opens here next
week.
Heretofore, East German Com
munist officials have banned the
export of art objects, even to West
Germany.
The exhibits include q death
mask of Luther and one Of the
first Lutheran Bibles. The Bible
is bound in parchment, with illus.
trations by Lucas Cranach the
elder, one Of Germany's greatest
painters.