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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
MANY STUDENT
ATTENDING 0SU

Columbus - Every county in
Ohio, every state in the u. S., and
50 foreign countries are repre-
sented in Ohio State University's
autumn enrolment of approx
mately 19,500 This compares with
a total enrolment of 1858 q
year ago.
Ottawa County students attend
ing o. S. U. include: Edward Kin.
ney, Jr., Caroline Langlois, Fred
erick Rittman and David STAINS
berry, Put-in-Bay; Samuel Angus
Jr.. Clay Center; Roland Diefen
thaler, Curtice.
June Reeder, James Meng and
Bernard Huss, Jr., Genoa; Thomas
Lane, Lakeside; Gerald Worful
Marblehead.
Kathleen Myerholtz, Annette
Mylander, Randall Buchanan, Johr
Burning, Harold Grover, George
Hablitzel, Emery Kohlman, Kar
Mylander and Richard Mylander
Oak Harbor.
Nancy Buck, Anita ESbenshade
Jeanne Moore, Doris Nielsen, Mary
Roose, Leona Woodbury., Eugene
Buget, Lloyd Dayton, James Cor
don, Harold Lezotte, Peter Min
derman, Joseph Won Thron and
William Fam, Port Clinton
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
WILDLIFE MEET
SET FOR JAN. 8

Columbus, O.-The Ohio Wild
life Council will meet on Jan. 8,
1854, to establish regulations for
the 1854 fishing season in Ohio.
The Council will consider recon-
mendations presented at the an
nual Fish Hearing held in Column
bus last month, by representatives
of the five inland districts of the
state.
The representatives who pre-
sented the recommendations of the
districts at the hearing were as
follows: Arthur Shawk, RID. No.
l, Bucyrus, Ohio, and R. w. Stall,
Gallon, Ohio, representing District
No. 2 (northwestern); Lloyd Alex
ander, RID. No. 1, Wooster, Ohio,
and A. A. Miller, Mansfield, Ohio,
representing District No. 3 (north-
eastern); H. d. Groves, Jerusalem,
Ohio, and Glenn Montgomery,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, representing Dis
trict No. 4 (east central and south
eastern); Beeman Drum, Kingston,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Elr1lore Church
School To Open

Financial report of last years
leadership training school, an FL
more Ministerial Association pro-
ject, has been released this week.
The 1853 session of the school
will open January "a in the Trim
ity Methodist church, Elmore.
Opening with balance of
$116.84 from last year, the school
hopes to better its attendance, an
average of SO students having at
tended the four classes in five
week period last year. Represent
ing IA congregations and six de-
nominations, there were 81 stu
dents earning credit certificates
last year.
Financed by free will offerings
each Sunday at classes, the school
collected $174.59 last year and al
so received $56.04 from the minis.
terial association for a total of
$23O.63
Expenses included $65 for teach
ers' salaries; $27.05 for registra-
ton and certificates; and $21.74
for miscellaneous items (books,
postage, stationery, etc.
This will be the second year
for the leadership training school
for church leaders, teachers, and
workers in the Elmore area Six
courses will be offered Sunday
afternoons from 2 to 4 o'clock
from January "a through Febru-
ary 81. Courses and teachers,
which will be announced later, are
accredited by the National Coun-
Gil of Churches.
Registration, in charge of Clair
G. Dibert, is available to interest
ed persons who may contact Mr..
Dibert up until the time of the
first session. Text books may be
ordered at the school
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
University Gets
Gift From Firm

BOWLING GREEN, GA gif,
of $1,000 to Bowling Green State
University was received last week
from the Hinde & Dauch Paper
Company of Sandusky for use by
the University's College of Busi.
ness Administration, President
Ralph w. Mcdonald announced
today.
Eight other gifts totaling about
$4,000 have been received by the
University during the past year,
he said. One of these was for re-
search in chemistry, another set
up heart research fund, and six
were for the establishment of
scholarship funds. 8
"Gifts such as these are especial
ly appreciated" President McDon-
aid said, "since they make it pos
sible for the University to go be-
yond its usual educational pro-
gram in matters of research and
scholarship and in providing serv-
ices of value to off-campus groups
and organizations"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
EPEn GRlMA
FRED GRIMM

Our column for this week is go.
ing to be very brief. Your Exten-
sion Agents and Office Help wish
to extend seasons greetings to all
those in the big Extension Family.
100 local leaders have helped
every community of our county
during the past year. To those
We say thanks for a job well done.
We hope you have a very Merry
Christmas and may the best in
everything be yours in the new
year. Well be seeing you next
year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Rural Wonen's News
BY Rosemary McBefh

Next week the Junior Fair
Board will take their annual trip
to see Cinerama in Detroit. This
trip will be taken by the 1858
Junior Fair Board members as a
farewell to the retiring members.
Tuesday, the meeting with new
members was held to introduce
The program of how the Junior
Fair Board functions.
Il
Any women interested in using
the Farm Home Account books to
record their 1854 expenses will
find them available in the Exten-
sion Office. Come down to visit
us and purchase your account
book at the same time.
This is Christmas week and we
hope during this week all the
families in Ottawa County have
taken extra precaution concerning
fire hazards with Christmas decor
ations. If trees have been set in
water they are less likely to catch
fire. Check all electrical equip
ment especially around dried fir
trees. It is smart" to keep fire
equipment handy because Christ
mas decorations burn very fast.
Here's hoping you have Safe and
Merry Christmas.
Christmas greeting to all from
the Extension Staff, Marilyn
Bloom, Fred Grimm, and Rose
mary McBeth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Christmas Safety
Tips Suggested

The National Safety Council
suggests these tips for Christmas
safety:
Freshly-cut trees will not burn
as easily as old trees. Making a
fresh cut diagonally across the
base of tree helps it take up
water and reduces fire danger.
Trees with their bases in water
are more resistant to fire.
= If toys are large enough, child
rem can not swallow them. Button
eyes on dolls and toy animals may
come off and be swallowed.
Paint on toys should be nom
poisonous. Breakable toys can
produce injury if they do break.
Kitchen safety may be forgotten
during the Christmas rush. Knives
and pans of hot liquids are just
as dangerous at Christmas as any
other time.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25

Through the Ohio Sesquicenten-
niaf Commission and the Ohio De-
partment of Highways, historical
markers are to be. placed at the
entrances to Port Clinton inscribed
as follows: "Near Here Oliver H.
Perry Captured British Fleet, Bat
tie of Lake Erie, 1813".
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
GRILL CHANGES HANDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C. Mierke
are the new operators of the City
Grill in Oak Harbor, having pur-
chased the business from Adam
Borsh. The couple formerly op-
Grated Bark Inn and is experienced
in the restaurant business.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25

Ohio, and Don Mack, Columbus,
Ohio, representing District. No. S
Central and southern) and Eben
Leaf, Lebanon, Ohio, and Robert
Johnson, Piqua, Ohio. representing
District No. 6 (southwestern).
The representatives were chosen
to attend the state hearing by those
in attendance at the respective an
nual district meetings held earlier.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
The Capitol Spotlight
JOE AVELLONE

veteran house member from Cleveland who has
specialized in education legislation is toying with the
idea of running for the senate next year
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
OVER IN CoLUMBIANA COUNTY

UVEK IN CULUMBIANA COUNTY
Don Gosney, of Congressman Wayne Hays lieu
tenants, put topnotch Christmas Party that drew
leaders from East Liverpool Saem Columbana Lisbon,
Leetonia and other sections of his county John Taylor
candidate for nomination lieutenant governor,
on hand among other top level leaders :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Know Your Carp
Get Your Book

Columbus, Ohio-A new thirty
two page book, Don't Cuss Carp
Use En-" has just been re-
leased by the Ohio Division of
Wildlife. 1t is probably the most
complete book of its type ever
published On carp and carp fish
ing.
The book contains information
on catching, spearing, cooking,
smoking, filleting, gaffing, shoot
ing and canning carp. It can be
obtained by sending twenty-five
cents to the Ohio Conservation
Bulletin. 1900 Dublin Road, Co.
ll.mbuS, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
BOND SALES UP

Nick Stevens, Oak Harbor, chair.
man of the Ottawa County Savings
Bend committee, has reported
that Ottawa County sales were
$64,968 during November, COM
pared to SAL ,249 purchased in Mo-
vember, 1852. Ohio sales last
month were SIS ,567 1857 compared
with $23, ,421, 1913 the same month
last year.
The vicious count their years;
virtuous, their acts.
Samuel Johnson
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25

Try The NEWS Classified Ads.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
AS THIS is WRITTEN

AS THIS is WRITTEN s,
State Auditor Jim Rhodes still hasn't made his ex-
pected of candidacy for governor the
G. o. P. ticket if Rhodes, for other,
doesn't get into the race it'll be wide affair with
Speaker Bill Saxbe and 1t. Gov. John Brown having
already stated they'll be candidates. =. -vfe
-:-:-:- E
GEORE BENDER'S ENTRY
in the Senatorial is expected to make that
tod affair nasmuch both he and Senator Tom Burke
hail from Cuyahoga County and Bender is known
campagner who never wears kid gloves 5;.ss
ROGER TRACY
Ohios treasurer spent several days in northwes-
tern Ohio last week he'll be candidate for reelection
the C. O. P. ticket
JAMES ]. NC GETTRICK
the Democratic floor leader in Oho's House says
the party will file complete legislative slate when the
deadline is reached Feb. 3rd e
-:--:-
RAY T. MILLER, JR TNa
first term House member from Cleveland has
renewed his request to Governor Lausche for consdera
ton of a Korean bonus at the Jan. II session. -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
OHIOIANS


TONY u. CALABKESE
ikeable first term House member from Cleveland
is being about reports he'll try for the senate next
year Tony, incidentally, is very active in the Sons
of Italy organization and attended dedication ceremony
in Ashtabula County last Sunday .
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
FIRST TO ANNOUNCE

FIRST TO ANNOUNCE
for the legislative seat from Columbiana County next
year is 28year-old Donal Burcham of E. Liverpool
he'll seek the seat held by Delmar T. OHara who is
studying the possibility of making the for Congress
Evening star., 1953-08-22
LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR sALE

EDNOR ACRES-on Route 20:
approx. 11s acres; $1,000. JU.
S-4455. -23
Street on eTade: GT Snanc,na
SWATS q HARRIS. AP. 1895
80 DETACHED LOTS, b5x100; close
S.e. Md; best buy anywhere; $71b
each. OWNER. 10. S-5777. -25
QUAINT ACRES Approx. acre.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

EXCLUSIVE NeaItor
OF. 4-s5S6 OF. 4-s035
Evening star., 1953-08-22
BUS. PRoP.-RENT tcons.)

GASOLINE STATION, located in busy
business and trafi1c area; great po-
tentlal; ESQ products: new station;
avail. Sept. Goth This is the chance
for the right person to get into their
own business. Write, giving complete
information about yourself. Box 364-
M. Star. go
1914 18th ST. N.W.-smau store
conv. to Medical Center; all-weatheI
neat and air conditioning included
IN rent. Avail. Sept. /, S175. Apply
AMERICAN SECURITY a. TRUST
CO.. ST. $4,000. 90
4549 WIS. AVE-, opposite Sears. own
er vii. give permission to remove
house for a sales lot. First time Of
fered. Rent, $3.50 per mo. Phone
MIR. Green, H. L. RUST CO., 1901
18th st. NV, Ma. $500. --23
ALEX.. VA. - Corner . story brick
bldg, containing approx. 10000 So
IT.. incl. & or private ofices, large
dIspIay room and storage space.
ESpec. suitable for combination re-
tail-wholesale. distributors. etc. Va
cant 6ant Esasi sasnNSM rent' Consult Tl Ieasins
NO. ARL.. va. nj. Key and Memorial
bridges, over 10000 So. IT. surfaced.
220-ft. frontage 8 driveways; well
lighted: | showrm.; 2 work bays
and office all succeed; gas heat.
Heavy tratic count. ia. S-S578. .
140 it., all or part or will Improve
for suitable tenant. Zoned list
commercial DAVID COOPER. RA.
6-411S, ma. S-S55T Pa
Evening star., 1953-08-22
FARMS tcont.)
4O-ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE

EU-ACNE COUNIHY ES SIATE
With clear sparkling stream; within
committing DISTANCE Of D. c. Fruit
nestled among beautiful, tall shade
trees; q modern home with lge. liv.
rm. and fireplace; din. rm., fully
equipped kit; q bedrms. and bath;
q partially completed attic (ade-
quate for bedrms.), attached ga
rage and q small implement shed
Rose. HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-1515; ewes. UN. 4-O31S.
Evening star., 1953-08-22
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(GonkiMnaA.

CONN. AVE.-Furn. ONCE. avail.
immea. Can AID. 4-0434, between 0
CHASE AREA
arm suite and lavatory: wis. ave.
near NH and Naval Medical Cen
ter; avail. immediately. OIL. 2-3S66.
THOMAS CIRCLE-Entire bldg. zoned
lst commercial. approx. 5000 su.
It.: parking space for 9 autos
LINKINS CO.. 1913 N st. NV. DI.
7-S6SS: ewes, EN-. 3-4414. ---26
663 WASH. BLDG.-Carpeted suite.
semipyt., secy., phone, air-cond. Elk.
PIHsG PissGo' fySs; kSo;rTx.FiSTS f. FsiSSSoo p.NETkp
TONED Masas Use sefs Of recsption
room: S10O mo. AP. 7-s40o. SO
suitable for teaching music, dancing
or expression; Ju: 9-6447. pa
1918 VERMONT AVE-. End n.-suite
OF 4 rms also ssle, Elk. s-6474.
1885 MASS. AVE. NV. corner i4th
st.l-2nd- floor 'front.'; 2 rooms and
private bath; heat furn.; suitable
beauty shop, doctor or dentist. real
estate ONCE. etc. Reas. rent; va
sdl5I sTANNoN 1s9S ! + ,LueSs 90. Sssl- SssI
NEW OFFICES AVAIL. SOON-ideal
loo. for doctors. dentists or other
professional men. Loc. at Wheeler
I'd. and Wahler pl. Sc. Over 5000
families in immed. neighborhood
phone Fl ne Mr. Rke5E LEONARD. 10. 2-3Sss
PHOTOGRAPHiC STUDIO for rent;
completely equipped. Also ONCE
and desk space; LIST fl. Call ewes.
10. 2-13S6 or ME. S-5453. .--23
HYATTSVILLE--Mo air-cond.
Office avail. in professional bldg;
$40 per mo. incl. utils Apply
3-S4S4
SPACIOUS. AIRY and bright ofices
in modern building on West Broad
st. in Falls Church, 15 min. from
downtown Washington: bus stop
on corner. JE. 2-4501. -23
Evening star., 1953-08-22
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

FINANCIAL DIsTRICT--suites, l TO
bldg; 1129 Vermont ave. Call ST
DUPOSf; CIRCLE once bldg: ls4s
Conn; ave-: ofaces available. AD
EVANS BUILDING 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available immediately
auirements. Apply PEN PROPER
TIES Evans Building Me 81 l07
colored. 1904 18th st. NV, AID.
2-9445. or Ii. T-5035. IA
DOWNTOWN, 500 18th st. NV
Entire 2nd f.. ideal for studio-oflce
or any business; S125. PAPANICO-
LAS INVESTMENT, DI. 7-3O47.
1928 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Large
front ONCE or studio, end d., win
dows. spacious corridor; ideal for
any business or win rent entire End
a., reasonable rent; ayail. immed,
SUB LEASE OFFICE. 2nd A.. 1404
N. Y. ave. NV; beautifully divided
by present tenant into 8 rms, n;-to-
Ceiling partitions. top half glass;
cabinets, custom-made window
furn.: opt. leased to June 80. 1855;
immed. poSs. Call ST. 3-1110. go
OFFICE SPACE in excellent Arlington
location, approx. 1000 50. IT.: all
or part may be rented; 80 So #.
per year. all utilities included. 1918
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va, IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

and bsmt. 2718 N. Wash. blvd
Parking front and rear, rent reduced
JU. o-472l. o3s
TWO ULTRAMODERN AIR-CONDI
TONED STORES. Silver Spring
and Fenton. JU. 5-472l. 23"
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Excel. store IL
lge. downtown high-class apt. bldg
Suit. for beauty shop, valet, dres.
shop. etc. CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9080.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

zONED 4O-A APARTMENTS
Excel. corner lot, 80 by 100 fol
colored ants. 55th and LinwooC
pl. ne: sewer, water and stree
already there. Sacrifice for Quicl
sale. ST. 3-3991; TU. 2-5aQ1.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

95-ACRE GRAZING FARM .
and restful; charming Ole
stone house, completely. restored
Make offer.
1874 ACRES. on black-top road
fenced; beaut. view; mod. 9-rnl
stone house, "a mi. on river; excel
fishing. swimming, boating, duei
hunting; good outbldgs.: ~ cattle
good machinery; S4s. 800.
cleared. fenced. Just of Route so
unusual home. built by slaves; excel
water supply outbldgs.; S6S,b0O.
q
Evening star., 1953-08-22

BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS-Excel-
lent site for a home of approved
design and quality in this highly
protected, established community
Call Mr.. stephens, OIL. 2-5O65.
PHILLIPS, CANDY g. FULLER. INC.
10I2 18th st. NV, ST. 3-2400.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

POTOMAC HUNT AREA, near Rock
vile, ga acres, high rolling land
Beautiful view: perfect homesite.
So $50 OIL 2-61bS. -o2
Evening star., 1953-08-22
COI,ORED

Lots near Fairfax Court House; ia
acres; easy terms. Call 9:15 am.
to 8 pm. Sun, IA. 1-1142. -23
ATTENTION, COLORED
Is high rent getting you down? Well.
take tip from your neighbors who
have purchased from this group of
beaut., well-drained lots. located on
hard-surfaced road in nearby Va
Easy terms. Call LU. AHA any
time. ~
Evening star., 1953-08-22
MOUNTAIN-TOP
FARMS

$50 acres, beautifully rolling land,
mostly in fruits of all kinds, pas
ture land and some timber, 2
streams, magnificent view, small
house with electricity and gravity
water system, outbuildings; on good
road. about 55 miles from Wash
ington over fast highway; ideal
investment. income producing; priced
for immediate sale; $4,000, around
$4,000 cash, balance easy terms,
Call OWNER, Upperyille, Va. 100.
Evening star., 1953-08-22
"ABERUSCHILL'' y
30812 ACRES
7E A ;1 Woods

Rare 18th century restored and mod.
ernized brick dwelling; 5 bedrms.. 3
baths, lge. mod. equip. kit, includ-
ing dishwsaher. OIL heat. Tenant
house and barns.
farmed; wheat, corn.
barley, alfalfa, lespedeza, clover,
blue grass and orchard grass. VIII
100 hogs. Beaver Dam Greek and
many springs; fenced and cross
fenced. Chester and sandy loan
Farm is one Of the best one could
find, kept up and constantly i'm
proved. Divine view from the resi-
dence. Good roads, a4-mi. frontage.
Located near Middleburg. Va, To
own and live here provides q near
ness to God Profitable income and
the best living: private domain.
Price. 500. 900.
ROMYE LAMBORN
oT. 1856 or. 4-s0s5
Evening star., 1953-08-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

6s07 WIS. AVE-. BETHESDA, Md
5000 It. floor space. 1900 It..
parkkIiae. OIL 2-6695; ewes. OIL
ROOMING or tourist house. white or
colored; in heart of city. near New
Center Market; IS rms. 2 baths;
also good for offices. beauty parlor.
etc. RA. 3-760S or TU. 2-2T27.
BLDG, 5000 SO. FIT. plus parking:
suitable auto dealer. plumbing. hard
ware etc. 20. S-3122. -23
22nd AND L ST. N.W.-Store, 2 rms.
1st A.; 4 rms. bath, 2nd A.. full
bsmt., auto. h.-w.h.; any type busi-
ness: S150. RE, 1-2137, Ii. 1886.
"a
Evening star., 1953-08-22
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAILS

FISHING PARADISE, owner sacri-
nee beautiful location; APPROX. .
acres, acres and poin. 400 water Sa5e 'front.' nE.
$50. DE. a-5s96' '''''''' -s3 1e$'
DEALE-Wide selection modern
year-around homes in Deale area;
=, 3 and bedrms.. water front
and semiwater front, from S4,250:
some with acreage: ] on bay front.
Masons Beach: Attractive terms on
Mast Slis 3; R,ys+ M: s2p% opgM' Call MI. Rec.
sHADYsiDE, MD.-Excellent buy:
extra-lge. rms for extra comfort,
for extra time in yacationinG, or
dren; priced low for quick sale. You
may be the lucky one II you call
now for appointment. r. j. SMITH,
LU. l-2344. %
SALE BY OWNER--cape st, ClairI
5-rm. cottage, studio attic; lge.
scr. porch overlookins bay; all mod
ern improvements; beach and club
urivils.; ideally located. ia. 3-6934.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Repub-
lie, Md.--New electric kitchen. me-
diume priced cottage !easily adapt
cottages of wide price range for sale
to 4year college graduates. Also,
lots at Sandy Bay Beach with COM
munlty building; acceptance Tor
llGlllpSI oIip III doSUCldblUl pIGIeQui-
site for purchase and assurance of
continued desirable character of
colony. Literature on request. Drive
down "a D miles beyond Prince Fred
erickb to see available property.
A REAL BUY-Furnished II COT
tages, lodge hotel-like bldg: dim
inG ,rm. and auditorium; 10 acres
sandy beach, good swimming.
$4,000. Mayo, Md. Westriyer
NR. OCEAN CITY--Asbestos single
on beach, bedrms.. mod; util.
furn.; excel. investment; S4,a50. JU.
2 ACRES, modern. ar-year home, 8
very good condition; located near
state maintained hard road; excel
len suburban or retirement home:
sSaR" sSadS SIDE 'es@ Md once RSurs on a Roats Gas
46S, opposite Thomas Lumber Co.
Tel West River 5S7". WALTER NJ.
BAUMAN. 1877 K st. NV. MA.
GUNSToN MANOR. va adjoining
lots, 60xl00. near water. AID; p
ACRES, CLovERLEA. near Beverly
Bch. 7-room and bath furn. home.
chorage yr,-'round; excel. view Of
Bay. MOST DESIRABLE WATER
FRONT. Price. 50 800, good terms.
offered by WALTER NJ. BAUMAN.
1927 K ST. NV, Wash. d. C. Tel.
sS; .ooO-WATER FRONT ESTATE
Spacious home. beautiful grounds:
Yacht Club. west River area; real
value. Call Mr. Starting West
Side Md. Office on Rt 46S. oppo-
site Thomas Lumber Co. WALTER
NJ. BAUMAN, 1927 X st. NV. Ma.
FOR LOTS. cottages and estates in
the West River Chesapeake Bay
area INQUIRE at our Shady Side.
Md, ONCE on Route 46S, opposite
Thomas Lumber Co., West River
5s72. WALTER M. BBAUMAN.
SPECIAL BARGAIN, Masons Beach,
Deale. Md.--TOULON Jewel by the
sea-: beautiful setting facing the
Chesapeake Bav; modern bungalow,
large stone fireplace, large front
porch. glassed in; automatic h,-w h.,
rage. caii MR., oDUM, RE. =
5916: ewes. Sat and Sun. West
River o6l3l, or MR.. RICE. West
WAFER NlTfs Front Front LOTS. reasonable: b
will trade for anything of value.
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Front lot, list
S4,5O0,. sell at 50 500; lot in, front
block. list 81 $50, sell at $1,000 or
best offer JU 5-2526 --@3
Evening star., 1953-08-22
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
SILVER SPRING
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

CORNER BLDG. Alex. Va, suitable
for store or warehouse; 10. 900 So,
it: tail-gate loading platform in
HENRY SCHWARTZ, XII. s-777O.
AVAILABLE IMMED.-Multipur
newly completed bldgs.. ranging from
5000 to 10000 SO. IT., some with
large area under cover, loading
platform; excel. yard space and
parking facilities. Can be finished
off to meet your needs. S. Capitol
Bridge Sc. area. Sales considered.
Will coop. with broker. Ii. IA so;
ewes. JU. 9-4375, JU. 5-7949.
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Evening star., 1953-08-22
LEASE
4soo CENTRAL, AVE NE

1900 CENTRAL AVE. NE.
Capitol HgtS., Md.--Showroom and
garage. Approx. 5000 So. #. Ideal
for display purposes. plus plenty of
storage space. Lot 60xI00 adjoining
this property for parking. Call for
an appointment.
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-08-22
DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available Call DE
Evening star., 1953-08-22
INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.l ]
HOME AND TNCQME

Near Sears, N.E.Detached
Three bedrms.. 1iv. rm., bath. din. rm.,
new kit. 2 porcheS, garage, 1St fl.
PLUS two 1-bedrnl.. liv. rm.. kit,
bath, pvt. entr. apartments. Cal
MIS-; Graham. co. 5-SS4l.