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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
APPLICATIONS FOR MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Nicholas Motel, "a, drill opera
tor, Marblehead, and Mrs. Marian
K. Luebecke, 80, Lakeside.
Robert T. Ravas, 20, air force,
Oak Harbor, and Miss Arlene R..
Apling, 18, clerk-ttypist, Oak Har-
Dor. Rev. G. F. Shoup to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
MRS. ELEANOR BElER

Mrs. Eleanor Beier, So, Route 3,
Oak Harbor passed away Sunday
noon in her Carroll Township
home after a weeks illness. A
daughter of William and Theresa
Voight Schumacher, she was born
September 10, 1894, in Marble.
head.
A former teacher in Ottawa
County schools, Mrs. Beier was q
member Of the Country Culture
Club, st. Johns Evangelical Luth
eraD Church. and the st. Johns
Ladies' Aid Society.
She was married to Charles l.
Beier in September, 1917. Surviv
ing are the husband; one son, Ar
thur Beier, Oak Harbor; one grand
child, and brother, Willard Schu
macher, Elkhart, Indiana.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20

tremendous!
That one word best describes public reaction to the
Ottawa County News first annual Home and Builders
Show. ~ .sf$EaaFtfssssa1
All of us at The NEWS are elated over the tremend
response to the fiveday eventfrst of it's kind
attempted here in amy other community of comparable
size.
1t justfes the unwaverng faith always have held
in the progressive spirit of Port Clinton and Ottawa
County merchants as well in the general pubics
ceptance of such a gigantic presentation
The enthusiasm manifested by the several thousand
persons who thronged to the show we'll by the
hbitors themselves who left nothing undone to give the
exposition professional TOUCH in itself made the show
smashing success.
Ottawa Countians turned out in huge numbers In
addition, visitors registered from such communities
Clyde, Bellevue, Sandusky, Tffin Fremont and To-
ledo. 4sse - qssaYg gsaEsssy
Boundless enthusiasm shown by the general public
and exhibitors at the fveday event speaks for itself
The NEWS is grateful to all who cooperated in MAX
ing our first Home Show such outstanding success.
We particularly grateful to the exhibitors the civic
vduas who contributed generously of their time and
ideas. AyfsslAass
And to the general public of Port Clinton and Ottawa
thusasc response the Show could not have been offered
Plans already being laid for next years exposi-
tion which anticipate will be greater will
have had opportunity to benefit from the experience
gained in the initial showing.
To and all who contributed generously to the
Shows successand thereby assured it's return next
we offer warmest most sincere appreciation You
have helped substantially in adding to our communtys
civic stature.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
Mrs. Macko Dies
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stricken woman into the home and
all d Neidecker's ambulance
Mrs. Macko was taken to the Ma
gruder Memorial Hospital where
she was pronounced dead on ar
rival.
Coroner r. r. Semon was called
to determine cause of death but
his final report is being held UP
until x-rays can be read.
Survivors also include the hus-
band, John Macko; another daugh.
ter, Mrs. Mary Camarata, Oak Har-
Dor; one granddaughter, Barbara
Jean Allan; one grandson, Robert
Limestahl; sister in Czechoslo-
vakia and the brother, John Pap
cum, Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
q 'qDEATHSp.
CAROLINE IA. DARR

Mrs. Caroline M. Darr, IS, mo-
ther of Mrs. Allen Clemons, East
Perry Street, passed away sud-
denly Tuesday in indianapolis,
where she had been residing since
November with another daughter,
Mrs. Constance Knoerle.
While Mrs. Darr had been ailing
for some time, her condition was
not considered serious and death
came suddenly.
Mrs. Darr had lived here with
her Son-in-laW and daughter, Mr..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
MRS. SOPHIA II. BAuMcARTNER

Mrs. Sophia H. Baumgartner, SO,
passed away Sunday forenoon in
her Oak Harbor residence, 434
Church Street, after months
illness. She was born April "a,
1889, in Carroll Township and was
a daughter of Henry and Lena
Kroeger Finke. Mrs. Baumgartner
was a member Of st. Boniface
Church.
On October 16. 1913, she was
united in marriage with Charles
F. Baumgartner, who survives.
Other survivors include one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clayton Benadom, Oak
Harbor; two sons, Carl F. and
Howard Baumgartner, Oak Har-
Dor; five grandchildren; two broth
ers, Rhinhardt Finke and Lester
C. Finke, both of Oak Harbor, and
one sister, Mrs. Emma Brindley,
Port Clinton. A daughter Irma,
passed away in 1924.
Funeral services were held
Thursday forenoon in st. Boniface
Church, Oak Harbor, the Rev. Ur-
ban Burkhart officiating. Robinson
Funeral Home directed interment
in Union Cemetery.
Funeral services for the late FL
mondorf P. Dubois, 60, were held
in st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Put-in-Bay, Saturday afternoon,
the Rev. A. P. Roe officiating.
Neideckers were in charge of bur-
ial in Mapleleaf Cemetery, Putin
Bay.
A native of Redhook, New Jer-
sey, where he was born March S,
1892, Elmondorf Dubois was son
of John and Elsie Dubois. He
had lived in Put-in-Bay since 1912
and for many years had been EN-
ployed as a butcher-meat cutter
with the Schnoor and Fuchs gro
cery. He was a vestryman of st.
Pauls Episcopal Church.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Mabel Dukes Dubois; two nephews,
Weldon Dukes, Bowling Green, and
Linden Dukes, West Palm Beach,
Florida; one niece, Mrs. Grace
Holt, Toledo, and a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Christine Dukes Put-in-Bay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
/n96ettt W: /Eeeul
No Blame Here For COP
Reprinted From The Columbus

Reprinted From The Columbus Dhpafch)
Blaming opposition leadership for failures of your
own is one Of the oldest kind of political tricks.
Rep. Robert w. Reider, Democratic whip in the Ohio
House of Representatives tried to make work in the
General Assembly last Wednesday.
Representative Reider sought to blame the Repubi-
leadership for the lock the assemblys legislative
flood gates That lock is the Code Revision Bill under
consideration in the Senate Judiciary Committee Until
tbs disposed of, way another no other legislation
can be introduced.
Reider said he shocked" to read charges that
Governor Lausche responsible for the delay And while
this delay is not really the point since the majority lead
ershp is simply doing the right thing by taking good
long look at very complicated measure Mr. Reider needs
to be set straight.
The delay is due to the fact that the 55 million word
not printed in sufficient time before the
rent session for either legislators interested groups to
take careful look at it. AS consequence they have had
to do so since the session began.
The reason for this delay in printing measure
ready than year ago is quite simple: Governor
Lausche prevailed upon the Board of Control not to
lease $5OOOO to do it. That year ago last January
The Bureau of Code Rivision sought the money but,
in very unusual thing for any governor to do Lausche
appeared personally before the Board of Control and asked
that the money not be released.
Governor Lausche later declined to call special ses-
sion OF the Assembly to consider the unless given
assurance that it would pass This ridiculous condi
ton to impose No legislative leader give such
ance.
Thus, the code revision measure remained to be
faced by the current Legislature It's printing delayed
SO that final portions of it not complete until early
this year. just prior to the time the Assembly met.
I'm view of these facts it can hardly be argued that
House and Senate Republican leadership responsible
the current delay
The whole fuss about delay is lost upon anyway.
That notable silence in legislative chambers at che State
house not because legislators hard at work.
bcause they With Jobs patience committee members
combng the bugs out of the big code BILL bill that
vitality affects every Ohioan.
1t involves re-arrangement and REMEMBERING of 23,
600 tangled sections of law 1t is quite that should
not become the center OF partisan pickering
Responsibility for any delay has long since come to
rest at the governors desk Mr. Reider going have
to change great facts of record before depostng
it elsewhere.
EDITORS FooTNoTE you anything you're never
talked about
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20

Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon in the st.
Johns Evangelical Lu h eran
Church Oak Harbor, with the Rev.
G. S. Shoup officiating. Robinson,
Funeral Home directed interment
in Union Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

DANbOkY PLAID:
Joseph H. Kaufman to N. Katz,
lot A, Mineyahta on the Bay.
Augusta Roth to Ivan Daley,
blk. Z, lot 8, Avalon on the Bay.
LAKESIDE:
Moseua "A. Peterson to Edward
J. Lieber, blk. 8, lots H. IL, 13.
ERIE TWP:
Threva C. Kirk, ct al, to Mer
rien A. Lake, ct al, 120x180 feet
rg. Is sec. 5.
PORTAGE TWP:
George J. Adams, ct al, to Rob
ert D. Gill, ct al, 90 acre, rg. II,
sec. 4.
Joseph H. Kaufman to Veronica
E. Eliyas, 1888 acres, sec. 35.
PORT CLINTON CORP:
Harold E. Riedmaier to Charles
F. Martin, 3x37 it., blk. 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20

and Mrs. Allen Clemons, until
November when she went to in
dianapolis to stay with Mrs.
Knoerle.
The body is being brought to
Port Clinton's Corner and Wolf
Funeral Home where services will
be held. Arrangements cannot be
completed until Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemons return from Florida,
where they have been vacationing.
Unaware of Mrs. Darr's death,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemons are expect
ed home late this evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
BRUCE w. WEAVER

Bruce w. Weaver, 81, passed
away suddenly Sunday night in
the home of his only daughter,
Mrs. Robert Howarth, Route 2. 1t
was the second death in the fam
lily within two months as Mrs. Ho-
warth's late husband, a popular
PCHS school teacher, passed away
December Is.
Born in Fostoria on September
80, 1885, Mr.. Weaver spent most
of his life in Columbus, where he
was a conductor on street cars of
the Columbus Lighting Company.
He moved to this city five years
ago, upon his retirement, and had
since resided with his daughter.
Surviving are the daughter, Mrs.
Eta Howarth, and one grandson,
Billy Howarth. Funeral services
were held Wednesday afternoon
in the Sanders Funeral Home, the
Rev. Perry Blankenship of st.
Thomas Episcopal Church, offici-
ating. Burial was in Fountain Gem
etery, Fostoria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10

Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
9 Til 9
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DOWNTOWN
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

ARL.-Building, 5Ox2O. fireproof. gooc
serv.-type bus; plenty parking; reas
Lons lease; ideal cont. mfg. repr
1890 G ST. NV rms. and pvt 3
lav. avail. iinmed., SIS. CARL 6
ROSINSKl CO., MA. S-9254. Il:
9O6 18th ST. N.W.-Grg. in yr. app
19x28 on each fl. = stories, excel
for workshop, warehouse, reas. rent
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
1415 K st. NV. ME. S-5400.
ATTENTION. COLORED undertakes
corner 18th and r SITS. n.w.--4-story
BLDG; .constg. of app. 1900 so. #
For further information call Lee
M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 14l5 K st
NV, ME. S-540U.
b. 4DENSBURG RD., Colmar Manor
Md.--Lge. mod. store. 2,400 So #
Ideal fer any retail or light manu-
fac. Second comm; rear parking anc
loading; near Acme and Safeway
$500 mo. OWNER, MA. S-657S
eyes, EN-. 3-25aS. 12+
ON-STORY BRICK BLDG. containine
6.675. SO. #. Excel. ONCE space and
lge. shop area or storage space; II.
# ceiling hit. lge. loading doors
and parking area Bldg. can he di.
vided. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr., WEAVER
BROS INC, DI. 7-S300; ewes. EN-
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Country Homes
ACREAGE

With the coming of spring the long
ing for land intensifles. therefore
we offer you selection OF 5 prop
ts ayies " wit 4 easy committing dis
'anf W1 + + fAppox, . MILES
l. Spacious 4-bedrm., 2-bath frame
eSlekep .? house frst tre aSi'S Ex seG
. cong d,, Price s., ss4'59oi ,,, how. -,
Az acres; S34.0 200.
qua baths sanf eie iiv WY" rm 4o CfarM rec
WITHIN APPROX 10 MILES
den, on approx; q wooded acres. .
pool; SD, 6 SSt''os'' anu swimming
? New brick brick rambler; 9 bedrms..
den n;,,s baths s re- rrm, 2-car gar
bedrms;, library, ~ baths. Gear
gar, 2hs acres, with lovely lovely
WITHIN APPROX. Is MILES
kit, garage; S3S.500
2. Log and-brick home on Az acres;
a Cabin. stream; .ss@.s5o. anu
g.. Brick home; ) bedrms.. and den,
s baths on b,4ck ag bee s St5 he'd
rms, pa baths. on Az rollins
acres, gear gar. and stables; S4".-
s. Exquisitely rem, 5smOdslsd 75rm Co
box stalls and 3-car gar. Equipment
includes deep freeze, tractor and
cleo. mower; $43,500.
GAERTNER & ADAMS
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

COLUMBIAN BLDG. 416 5th st. NV.
We car now offer several Office
suites for immed. occupancy at this
cony. address, directly across from
SHANNON & TUCHs Co. i5U5 H
ST NV MA S-o34h IL
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

Sc. sECTION-Aoross from Navy
Yard. near LIST st. Sc; :sx70 #
Call Ii. 3.7015.
AVAILABLE JUNE AT 47th St,
Bladensburg. Md. $4,000 50. #.
and $1,000 So. IT.. warehouse
with ofices. Truck. dock. 15-ft.
Call WA. 7-4343 or UN. 4-2233:
REAR OF 40 X ST. NV. 2-story brk.
warehouse; owner will remodel to
suit tenant: within reason. VIII give
longtime lease. HARRY JUSTINE.
611 18th st. NV. Ma S-2S44. -l3
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TRAtlERS

I9i5 UNIVERSAL. sleeps 4, private
bedrm., cleo. refgr.; good cond.: $3.50
cash and take over monthly pymts.
Call Laurel 975 between SIS pm. ls
CUSTOM BUILT, 37-ft. 1851 Stew
art coach trailer, 4 rms. complete
bath, modern appliances, equipped
with aluminium. awning and porchj
easy to knock down and move: used
S mos, like new: must be seen to
be appreciated; will sacrific for
quick Er,S sale. See or write, JAMES
eokeek, Nd. (old Indian Head
HOUSE TRAILER. 1850 Richardson.
25-ft. all aluminium, toilet and
shower; can be financed. Call ia.
CoSTiNENTALs. streamntes. I1av-
elites, Schults. KroDf Cruisers You
will think you're at a trailer show
when you see all these models on
display at COLES, Washington
Baltimore Blvd. 3 miles north Of
Laurel Nd. Call Laurel a22 or Elk
ss-FT. 1899 zIMMER, all aluminium,
= bedrms.. has bunk beds, bath:
excel. condition; 500 down: balance
81 .363,ei1 can be financed; cash
price, S2.063 81 WOODLEY HILLS
TRAILER PARK, Lot PSI. Alex. Va.
Is-FT. HOUSE TRAILER; in fair
condition: $3.50. Call DI. 7-6043.
-12
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MOTORCYCLES

'46 BSA $50; good condition. new
transmission and parts; best offer
over S150. OIL. 1851. 10
ATTENTION AUTO DEALERS and
son Servicar; ridden less than H..
600 miles; $500 or best cash offer.
MASTER AUTO BODY, DE. 2-178S,
ATTENTION AUTO DEALERS
AND SERVICE STATIONS
194S Naturalization Servicar: ridden
less than 11,000 mi; $500 or best
DE. 2-I7SS.
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Arl. Forest Rambler

Beautiful brick rambler. only 3 years
old. in this perfect location. con-
venient to everythine: overlooking
a park and carrying large .4fc
trust. This home has all the fea-
lures YOU have been looking for
liv. IN. with firepl., GF kit, din
ing space 3 bedrms. and tile bath,
All far orlv ~I- UOO
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

IND TRUST, S5,5O0. payable SAC
mo-, 81 interest. $4,000 B & L Ist
trust. $1,000 or best offer RE:
7-5039, CO. 5-45S4. IL
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

EAILEYS CROSS RoADs-1O.OoO So
f.. on lot 175x200 Good location
suitable for trucking company. fur
niture or convert into food store
Reasonably priced For information
call Mr.. Isaacs, TIE. 6-3445; ewes
R, HooFF. INC. 1907 Duke St,
Alex, Va 10
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FARMS
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Mr.. SALT WATER POTOMAC-ove
frontage; ~ miles Capitol 9Sa a
So Md 100 a at $40 or all at 81!
per OWNER Boy 1923, Star
f ffSc s j. f 6S l-o M ALVIN ! r
OVLR ONE-HALF ACRE in Spring.
vale Section. Va, II. 7-S4@9. II:
BEAUTIFUL ,s-acre home sites
street and water 10 1880 Il:
acre billy lot. considered ideal TO
south side of turnaround on Carey
brook lane: S1:450. Info, 10
3.5432; between 7-1n pm
contours, water and sewer in; ready
G, LOUIS cAPUT1 Realtor' JE
SILVER / SPRING, 8 lots with 1 sewer
sRfpN Tst Co III III ss slSso" ga 12sh
.co EfsML i;N TARMsI Gosd aer,
estates, from 81 500 in the Coles.
vile sect. of Silver Spring. blks
to school; Out ColeSyille 7T I'd sRortf
375 It,; between New Hamp and
CARTER coNsT' coRP'. PA *,
$4,000 or EN-. 2-4794.
BURNING TRFE ESTATES in the
f Sn.I4sSe club arsa Of Bradley hlyd
out Bradley blvd. to our sign. op-
posite Bethesda Country Club ROB
INsoN. Ju. 7-7117; ewes. ~.
81 RCPES MONT m Mn h,o,L.
Colesville I'd; viii make attractive
subdivision, OWNER, DE. 2-o"ld
or JU. 9-2491.
95. 900 SQUARE FEET-Heart of Ar
ltngton. Good for of1cs building with
ping center Call ia. $4,000. Boss
$50, 90 1N So. FT.-Arlington; zoned
spa StIn9 ps G fasIIIl ia, $4,000. Boss
Best All: location John II. MILLER,
Jr, 4: BRO. Ma. S-2551. is
SEVEN BUILDING LOTS-Sewer and
water in and paid for; near elemen-
tary and high school. in Fairfax.
Va; Sl2, 0O0. HOLLEY- THOMPSON
L sEhtaIY' pA KE siSsSG #. wide. bar.
gain. small down payment: new
street work. J. VICTOR DICKEY.
AP. 1-S0S0.
HEIGHTS-Paved street,
jtFs Tfcfo 5Rti prG Xxi o' xp $50 sG SRFn
$50 DOWN-For a ka-acre rambler
site. large development facing Coles
vile I'd, past Silver Spring. Md:
81 1000 each. RA. $1,000.
TWO ACRES in high state of cultiva-
ton: I50-tt. front on hard road:
in MONTGOMERY Co. Price 1880
THE WOOD CO.. 10. 4-7200. till
SILVER SPRING OFF GA. AvE.1ss
lots in whole or part for builders.
Mr.. LeblinE. Other than once hrs,
OIL. 4-66sS. ROBERT B. HALL CO,
OIL. 1880. -l2
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BROADMONT AREA

DIlOHDWININ AINLA
A luxurious modern rambler With
spacious rooms; liv rm. I4Xla with
f1repl., din. rm. l3Xl4, ultra-moG-
ern kit. l4Xl5 with Tappan range
twin-S1ze hedrmS., l2xl5. l@Xl3
and I@xl1l2. tiled bath: attic suit
able for > additional rooms; full
bsmt. With u bath and Gear gar
age. Priced under $4,000.
North Arl. Rambler
Attractive brick rambler on elevated
lot with lovely view. Has liv rm
with frepl., din L. kit. with dish
washer, disposal and exhaust fan:
3 lovely hedrmS. and bath: bull
bsmt.. outside entr.; gas &C. heat
Bargain price of S17.45u.
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor-JA. 1-3024
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BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE

PENNA. AVE. near Minnesota Sc
store Y nFieE r D1es ss T End 81
! rms. and bath: finished. disable
bsmt.: deep lot plenty parking
soace: ideal for any type business:
priced to sell today H T RAN
DOLPH. RE, 7-2I37 or Ii. 4-G2e5
sTX-ROOM FRAME DWELLING. on
corner: lot 70x100; zoned business
Lee hwy. near Rossiyn. Priced
$40, 500; $4,000 down. bal. SO
evenings. IA 7-s4eS. TO
l:II-I:IIla 18th ST. N.W.-And Q
rear houses all brick. Size Of lot
25x155 to alley. Can BE. used for
parking lot. used car lot, minute
7-1174; ewes, RIA. 6-6621. -12.
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HOME-LOCATION
ENVIRONMENT
LASH

Reduced for quick sale: BED
ROOMS; brick Cape Cod; rear scr
porch; close In, mr.. Glebe I'd. and
Lee hwy; ia-bath in bsmt: garage;
plumbing in for bathroom upstairs
Hurry! Hurry! ONLY $4,000
DOWN. Call now.
Real Estate Service, Inc,
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. ia. 10000.
-l2
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AUToMoTlvE MISC.

WOOD STATION WAGON repairing.
refinishing. rebuilding: one piece or
compl. body; guar, wk. HO. 2-5S1g.
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$1,000 CASH

And move into this spotless 5-room
brick bungalow, located D minutes
from Hecht's; firepl. in lir. rm..
sep. din. rm., 1853 KITCHEN; stair
way to 2nd a. for expansion; compl,
bsmt with outside entr.: freed lot;
immed poss. Inspect this today by
calling
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. IA. 10000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

I4I9 L ST. s.E.-Approx. 10000 50
It. with l05-ft. frontage. Modern
masonry bldg, 30xl40. with 3-phase
electric current gas heat, left cell.
ing. attractive Office space. rr. track
in rear. Convenient location. excel
lent facilities for distributive. auto
motive. laundry or similar line GEO
KING co, Estab. 1895. LII
4.501, Realtor 10
LARGE LEVEL TRACT on R.R. near
mail hwy, suburban Maryland
zcned for mfg. or warehouses; j
cents so IT. Substantial cash re-
quired. An excellent investment for
immediate use or to hold for profit.
For details call NE. S-0O1a, MR..
W1LLINGHAM; ewes, KI: S-2559.
Oakville Industrial Develop.
37,0Uu So. II. Industrial land. on No
] highway, about 3l2 miles from
l4th ST. Bridge. Corner property,
concrete street at rear. Bus BY
door. Suitable automobile sales,
distributing drive-in. furniture, etc.
VIII improve for good tenant. See
WEAVER BROS, INC.
DI r-S30u
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GARAGES

GARAGE-single. in rear Of 1907 q
81. NV; $40 per month. Call Beit-
eel. DI. 1900. is
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INVESTMENT PROP WANTED
WHY WAIT?

Have immediate need now for clean
apartments fats, commercial prop
erty and lots. II YOU r.quire cash
deal. terms or t.ade I'm certain
by calling Bill Dora. UN. 4-70o5:
ewes. RE. 1850 for complete
analysts free from anv oblieation.
Colonial Investment Co.
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS Less INTEREST
Let me retlnarce YOUR home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby requiring monthly payment
and Interest and give you any BAL
ance In cash Call MR.. MILLER,
NE. 8-l22O: evenings. LA. 6-HI94.
end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA. S-6S4O.
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DOCTORS, DIPLOMATS
CONGRESSMAN AND
ALL OF YOU PEOPLE
ATTENTION

In North Arlington. over
looking beautiful Crystal
Spring Knobs and fabulous
Riverwood. is this split-level
Stone-and-brick rambler that
spells charm from every angle.
The lot is 40 IT. by $50 it.,
with IL dogwood, 4 fruit and
ii other stately trees of
various assortments, flowers,
shrubs and plants galore.
The house consists OF q liv.
I'm. with 1oCd- burning fire.
place. OF which is a sunroom
large enough tor your piano.
The din. rIn, and 3 oedrins.
are large. Kit. is GE-eQlipped, .
including garbage DISPOSAL
and dishwaSher, plus a large
breakfast rnl.
The bsmt. has a recreation
I'm. with woodworking fire.
place, bedrm. and bath. rum
pus rm. and-play I'm.
Out of the bsmt., step down
onto large patio with fire.
place where you can sit and
enjoy the lovely view Of tine
enchanting garden. roast
marshmallows and watch the
children run to their hearts
content. Total price. S32 .450,
with. as little as $4,000 down.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.