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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
Undefeated Forest
Tightens Grip On
Conference Lead

Forest high schooPs Rangers, one
of the areas few remaining unbeaten
elevens, cemented their hold on first
place in the Northwest Conference
last Thursday with a convincing 3D.
13 win over Spencergille.
The victory gave the Rangers a
60 conference record and TO for the
season. The only block left for the
high scoring Hardin county club is
the Bluffton Pirates which they face
on their home field November IL
in the final game of the season.
Columbus Grove is almost assured
the runnerup spot in the conference.
The Bulldogs with a 81 loop mark
have only to get by Pandora Gilboa's
winless Rockets in their final game.
Grove took undisputed possession of
second place with a 20-13 win over
Bluffton.
Third place in the loop will not be
decided until the final game of the
season. Bluffton and Elida are tied
for this spot with 4-2 marks but the
Pirates tangle with Forest and Elida
faces an up and down Spencerville
team.
Delphos jefferson, Lafayette and
Pandora Gilboa round out the con-
ference standings in that order.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
Hornets Win Six
Straight; Annex
County Grid Title

Cory-Rawson's Hornets cap
tured the/Hancock county foot
ball lesgue title last week by
defeating McComb 200 at Raw
son for their sixth consecutive
loop victory.
The Hornets tailed twice in
The first quarter and added an
Fother six-pointer in the final
Iperiod as they picked up 206
yards rushing and IL through
the air in annexing the cham
pfonship. They have one league
game remaining with third place
Mt. Blanchard.
In other league games Mt.
Blanchard crushed winless Lib
erty 46-6, yanlue pushed over
touchdown and converted in the
last minute and half to gain
a 1918 tie with Van Buren,,
and Arcadia scorsd in the fourth
period to defeat Arlington SO.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04

Reichenbach tailed the second six
pointer for the beavers. He kept the
ball on an option play and scooted 10
yards into thy yend zone for the score.
This Blufftof drive covered so yards.
The extra point was again missed.
The final Bluffton touchdown came
in the second period with fullback
Reldon Schirch plunging over from
the three-yard line. The trS for the
point was good by Williafnson and
the Beavers led 1910 at h6lftime.
The second half wasffeatured by
some fine defensive y6lay by both
teams. Manchester got its only
touchdown of the contest late in the
final period when Bob Hoover, quar-
terback, sneaked OYER from the 1-foot
line.
The Beavers have an open date
this week and will not return to ac-
tion until November 13 when they
meet the Defiance Yellowjackets in a
Mid-Ohio League game at Harmon
Field
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
Interest Rates Are
Boosted On FHA Loans

Advisory committees of the Farm
ers Home Administration in Aug
laize, Allen, Mercer and Shelby coun-
ties We're advised recently by the
County Supervisor Carl w. Me-
Kenzie that interest rates on direct
and insured farm ownership and
water facilities toans had been in
creased from to AZ percent.
Under the insured loan program,
loan funds are advanced by private
lending agencies and the mortgage,
securing the lpan, is insured by the
FLA. As result Of the change in
interest rates, the lender will now
receive 312T interest on the funds
advanced and the Farmers Home Adj
ministration VIII receive 10 for
mortgage insurance and loan servic-
ing costs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04

good spirits this week and are ex-
pected to be in good physical condi-
ton for the Wapak contest.
Only Jack Fields and Joe Urich
came out of the Grove contest with
marks Of the rough play. Fields has
a bruised back muscle received early
in the first quarter and hampered his
play for the remainder of the contest.
Urich saw only limited action after
bruising a finger. Both are expected
to be ready this week.
Coach Schmidt has been working
his team on stopping Wapakis end
sweeps and the shallow passes to the
glue-fingered Fetter, one of the lead
ing pass receivers in the area.
Schmidt expressedsome disappoint-
ment over the loss to Columbus Grove
and felt his team shpuld have won
the game but for the second quarter
when they scored only once after
having the ball deep hn Grove ter
ritory on several occasions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04

tackled and U1eh played only part
of the contest after bruising his
finger.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
Bulldogs Edge Out
Blufton, 20 13,
In Last Quarter
Fifty-Yard Gallop By Jerry
Allen Turns Tide For
Columbus Grove

Columbus Groves Bulldogs rallied
in the fourth quarter to turn back a
determined Bluffton high school foot
ball team 20-13 last Thursday night
in a Northwest Conference game at
Columbus Grove,
After the Pirates had tied the score
at 1913, Fields kicked off to Groves
jerry Allen who grabbed the ball on
his own "a, cut to the left sidelines
and rambled to the Bluffton "a before
being hauled down. Big Don Darby
shire picked up four and Kiene car
ried to the II. On the next play Bob
Brubaker knitted through center and
went into the end zone for the win
ming marker. Emick converted and
the Bulldogs had won their fifth
NWC contest against one defeat.
For the Pirates, who played one of
their best games of the season, the
loss was their second in six confer
ence starts and dropped them into a
third place tie with Elida, which went
out of the league to defeat Rockford.
The Pirates have an overall record of
4-3.
Grove jumped into a TO first period
lead on a one-yard plunge by Larry
Edwards. Bud Emick kicked the first
of his two conversions and many of
the fans on hand were ready to settle
back and watch the expected ensuing
rout. -.@.s
The rout failedfto materialize how
ever, as shortly after the second
quarter got under way, Jack Fields
broke off tackle and galloped 81 yards
to make it TO. Fields then passed to
Joe Urich for the extra point.
The Pirates threatened several
times in the second period as they
maintained possession of the ball
deep in Grove territory for nearly the
entire quarter. They just missed a
touchdown when Jim Berry's pass to
Lora, who had got behind the Grove
defenders, slipped through his arms.
The half ended with the ball on the
Grove four-yard line.
Grove regained the lead in the third
quarter when Darbyshire went over
from the 10. Emick's kick for the
extra point was good but a penalty
nullified it and his second try was
missed.
Following the kickoff the Pirates,
using only running plays, marched to
the Bulldogs 16 where a fourth
down pass was incomplete. Grove
was unable to move gthe ball and on
the third down fuTabled and Bruce
Triplett recovered flor the Pirates.
They moved the bali to the Grove FIVE
and Fields dashed unto the end zone
for the score. Kings try for the point
was blocked and the score stood at
1913.
The Pirates wese hampered during
the contest with injuries to Fields
and Urich. Fields was injured early
in the first quarter after being
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
Busy Blufft0n Coach
Adds NelU lActiUity

n
Bluffton College, Coach Kenny
Mast, who manages ITO find time in
his busy schedule to win left-handed
golf championships, york up tap
routines for the local stage produc-
tions and help with the farm chores
at his home, has added another actiy-
ity to his busy life. He has been APP
pointed special Bluffton representa-
tive for the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, working OUT of the Caleb
York Agency in TOLEDO.
Be sure the watg system has its
own reliable electrical circuit. You
wouldn't want the Pump to fail when
you need water I'd fight fire.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
PAGE ELEVEN

x. Of c., Buckland Recreation, Pam
dora Milling, Cridersville Merchants,
Diisaver BARRIERS Of Columbus Grove
and Kalida Merchants.
Teams will play a total of II
games, six games, in each round.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
NORTHWEST CONFERENCE
THIS w EEK
Northwest Conference

Bluffton at Wapakoneta Blume
Columbus Grove at Pandora -Gilboa
Leipsic at Delphos jefferson
Spencerville at Elida
Ada at Forest
Hardin-Northerh at Lafayette
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
Triplett Cagers
Enter Same League


Bluffton Triplett's basketball team
viii again be nsmber of the Lima
National LeagueT when league play
gets under way at Lima's Bradfield
Center gymnasium the week Of
November Is.
The Triplettmen won both the first
and second rounds of league play
last season and Manager Harry Klay
has been holding practice sessions in
the Bluffton college gymnasium for
the past three weeks in preparation
for the seasons play.
In addition to Tripiett the nine
team loop will be composed of:
Weaver Machines, Superior Coach
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04

The contest viii be an important
one for the charges of Coach Ken
Mast as a victory for the Beavers
would assure them second place in the
Mid-Ohio. Ashland virtually clinched
the championship in the league Sat
urday with a 1913 win over Findlay.
The Eagles have only Defiance re-
naming on their schedule and are
unbeaten to date.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-11-04
India Isl Theme Of
Kings Guards Meeting

"India" was the theme of the pro-
gram presepted before Sc members of
the Kings Guards in the form Of q
radio broadcast last Sunday in the
Methodist Social Room.
Members participating in the pro-
gram under the leadership of Mrs.
Ivan Clements were George Allen
Burkholder,I Rudy Steiner, Jana
Steiner, Karen Hall and Karen And
erson.
Darlene Hall was in charge of
devotions and Kathy Basinger's pre-
school age group repeated "The
Lords Prayer"
Next meeting of the Guards will be
Sunday. An interesting program is
planned.
IL II. A
Evening star., 1954-10-23
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN clean 2 or $ nedrm nome
in good p. G.. or nearby Md loca-
ton. southeast pref Have substan.
tiai cash: MRS COX. Lu 2-st3f
Wish TO PURCHASE nice home,
northeast section: Substantial cash
WE HAVE CLIENTS that want ts
invest In houses that can be bought
for cash above the largest 1st trusi
that can be placed. Don't hesitate
TO call US II you have q small ol
Realty afSsf CO, & me- INC. NRs s-1s5s' sS
TROuBLE SELLING? ~? You neet
the help Of an experienced broker
Phone ewes. EN-. 2-6916. L. T
oRAvATTE, Reaitor, Ma. s-o753.
BY WHITE GENTLE FAMILY-s.
h.r.. brick or stone; rec. r. garage
NV. D. c., Md. Va. BOX 76-c. Star
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. Ge
aSn sasa 81 ppnse Pfss aeorses co
1 or D. G. Free appraisal. For quicl
results call A. H. PARKER, ia
| 9-3t,6s or RA. 6-2569. ]. B. TIFFE1
lCAsH@All types Of houses. MR.
MuSHINSKY, RA. 6-69l2. MA. S,
small BUNGALOW. must be reason,
1 able: no objection to suburban 10,
/ cation or minor repairs. Ii. 7-6433
evenings after Sunday. ga
= -
Evening star., 1954-10-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

YARD FOR RENT. fenced, suitable
for contractor. incl. shed, 10 BY 80
uN. 4-5r94. --25
PARKING LOT--Excel. location
about 90x90. Reas. rental, WAL.
TER A BROWN, 1n1S vt. ave, MA
mod. 3-story bldg
1906 X ST., z rms, 3 baths, suit.
able for store. ofiices, or studios
Each A. sep. unit. 3rd H. suitable
hskpg. Reas. Owner ROBERT ASH
1921 Eye st. DI. 7-0200. --24
Evening star., 1954-10-23
DESK SPACE

FREE-FREE--FREE--To accountant,
public sten0grapher or any other
business in downtown real estate
office In exchange for STAYING In
of1ice few hours q day. Inquire
GIT F st. NV. or call RE. 7-s224
or IA. 5-5267. 20
Evening star., 1954-10-23
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

Ssso So bldr auto so9,ss ssat fts blss sw
OF Rhode Island ave, tust over
b. C. line In Md. UN. 4-6S95. --24
SALE on LEASE--WilI build to suit
tenant UP to acres: r.r. siding,
Branchyille rd., between q. s. No. ]
and BALTIC. expressway. Call N @
COHEN, Ii. 3-6400.
KENILWORTHS Siding la. :3.26 acres
level land. B&O Railroad; reas.
MICHAEL T.. HAGAN, MA. 1-41
Evening star., 1954-10-23
LIGHT INDUSTRY. ATTEN

$4,000 50. It. Of prime. industrial
County. on well travelled street,
la mi, from D. c. 3 blkS. OF main
truck route, Suitable for warehouse
and a number OF light industries,
II you are in the market for indus
trial eround. let me show you this
ia. 5-T195 Mr.. Showalter JE. 3-3I79
Evening star., 1954-10-23
2 ACRES WITH TREES
HITCHING POST RD
YORK FARMS
COLESVIIIE RD.

OClEi5VlG1lE Ill.
Offers choice homesites for
full freedom Of suburban liv-
ing. You can build your dream
home on h acre or more
of gently rolling land with all
the protected covenants needed
to insure sound investment.
Paved streets are included in
all prices. Wide selection sites
and easy terms are available
II you wish TO buy now and
build later. There will be an
agent on the premises, 1 pm.
till dark on Sunday, to show
: YOU around. To reach: From
the iuncture of New Hamp-
/, shire ave. ext. and Colesviile
rd. at White Oaks, drive out
81 miles to Bonifant rd4.
turn left 200 yards to our
Robert e. Loflr, RealtoI
IE. $4,000 TILL q PM. RA. 6-36t
"A YRS. OF DEPENDABLE SERVIC
Evening star., 1954-10-23
FARMS

LoUDoUN COUNTY - Top quality,
house and barn. JOHN ALLEN
JOHNSTON. Realtor. Leesburg. Va.
3OO-ACRE STOCK FARM, all in grass
sns srs,,s sfsiia alta Ios gsyp po 8 s xssss1 eles
OLD STONE HOUSE, Loudoun
miles D. c. 7-room home. bath. oil
heat, living room 17x27 with fire.
place, besIned ceiling den with fire.
place, 3 bedrooms. about one acre,
shade. shruhbery: conv. to store.
post ONCE. schools, A nice buy in a
WoLFoRD 4 WHALEY. Realtors,
Phi. 21S1-2731. Hamilton, Va. 2S'
SMALL FARMS ARE hard to hnd
for sale 1 can sell you 80 acres
BUNGALOW and bath. circulating oil
heat in good condition. Land all
clear with running water. Barn
ad and thusen Loudoun osoen County. @ 30 miles miles
from d, c. Price, Sl4,5o0.. Reas.
down payment. take trust for the
balance. Call Herndon 574-J-l for
appointment or stop at the office.
chantilly. B. G. BENTON. Broker
WANTED-Farm. s. Nd; $4,000 or
$4,000, on fishing creek or river; pvt.
party. Give details. Box lose. Star.
SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK,
close to this weekend retreat. Well
beautiful view; many fruit trees.
Only $500. XII. 9-15S7.
215-A. DAIRY FARM, Mont. Co, 20
bsr, mi D. Sic C. Pltop So,sss ras.' traete9s aeeqw
hn1ll11ar narn hfnAar hau lna dAr
baler. etc: 95 head cattle, hay,
grain: sS2.500. MR.. OLSON. Wo.
SALE BY OWNER. 81 acres, nr. Cen
treville, Va; 5-rm. house, barn;
nice stream. Browning s-9243,
sHoWPLACE-Home. o. rooms and
tiful trees, orchards. outbldgs.,
lakes. ESQ acres rolling and bottom
land; stock. implements included.
$4,000 to $4,000 cash. win ex-
change for real estate or real estate
notes. OWNER. ia. 9-1010. --25
FARM FOR sALE--40 acres, u
cleared, arm. house. elec.; bounded
Gordonsville. Va, 36-J-4. ia
LOuDOUN COUNTY FARM ten
ant houses. one modern. one old;
good fences, ponds, streams or run
ming water in or accessible to all
fields; 372 acres, soil in tip-top con-
dition; must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Owner will consider small
Metropolitan Area property in trade
For further information call HOL-
LEY REALTY, KE. S-5350. $500
Lee hwy.
FARMETTE-MD., Is MI. D. c.
S15.450-TERMS ARRANGED
s. acres with 3-bedrm.. mod, split.
Jewel home; turkey house; new to.
baeco barn: 3K acres tillable; inter.
section Rites. 301 and so. Call fol
dirs. BY OWNER. Avail. immed
Ewes. HA 2-7Q70.
173 ACRES In Fairfax County, just
in It's setting OF white board fences
and rolling countryside, lending it.
self to leisurely country living OF
gracious entertaining. With z rms
and 3 full baths plus mod. elec
kit. with stainless-steel sink, Thermi.
dor ovens and range; hot-water oil
heat; screens and storm windows
There is also 3-car garage, 2 barns
and other outbuildings.. The land i;
very productive, well fenced and /:
presently used as an .Angus-stoch
farm. 1t is seldom such attractive
property is offered for the price oi
$tiS.000. Shown by appt. only.
JOHN CANNEY
HERNDON 480
Evening star., 1954-10-23
STORES FOR RENT

MODERN STORE. 2 show windows,
;oIs Tm ,ala;d apt dao Y back fluoreseent ao
rent: long lease; excel for opttome-
Can RA. 6-1601; ewes. or Ii
EQUIPPED DELICATESSEN, 1907
good location. for sale or rent. RA
6-24S5. ia. 9-S736. --23
Ii1 N. Y. AVE. N.W.-1st fioor of
bldg. l,736 So. fl, 32-ft. frontage;
$500 mo-: will remodel for suitable
tenant. Apply YALE LAUNDRY,
ExGEPTIoNAE s;t5 p & AZ n.o location for @t or
shop; aforementioned. Call co.
1901 wis. AVE. N.w.-1,17o So. IT.
Of ground-fioor space, fully parti-
toned as a real estate Office: also
room. insurance CO., ete:; t::,; all, ar e1 een-
F ST.-First-class location, 15x36;
suitcase: comparable low rental;
air conditioned. SEQ F st. NV. ga
SUITABLE for most any business
Apply End floor, 213 18th st. ne
STORE, suitable for any business
Call 10. 2-2693. --25
ANACOSTTA, 22OO Nicholas ave. Sc
Large, desirable store; also 5room
kitchen and bath apt, over store
LU: 1881. 10. s-3S53; 20
I9x8o IT,; suitable for any kind Of
business. RA. 3-0956. go
SILVER SPRING, MD.--Busy inter
section. Beautiful store approx. 20
x90'. next to new Woolworth, Just
opened and in same group with
Flower Theater, Giant ,a Market TX !. dsns and
mediate possession. Cali Mr.. taylor
SHANNON & LUcHS CO. Realtors,
ia 14th st. NV. Ma. S-2345.- ---24
1916 WILSON BLVD, ARL., Va
In the Clarendon business district
Penny's and Murphy's 5-l0c; Beau
tiful modern store containing ap-
prox. 1875 SO. TT. Excellent loca-
tion for household finance CO.,
drapery or furniture shop. etc. Reas
Esnt oscant n 1,Gas cal NJ Mr ReaIfors Ssnfns
724 I4th st. NV. MA. s-23455;
as47 CONN. AVE. NV. Approx
$50 50. it.. divided into :, rooms,
with show window. Heat. elec. and
water furn. Suitable taller oo shop, 0ar
mo. Immed. possession. Cal! Com;
& LUCHS CO, Realtors. 724 l4th
AiRsLING;TioN. VA. NEAR PEOPLES
AND sAFEWAY-.-Modern store n ap-
able many types business. VACANT
NON q LUCHS CO. Realtors. 724
14th st NV. Ma. S-2345: -
First floor and basement; approx.
1900 sq. #. Suitable office furni-
ture. Reasonable rent; rdielud inelsdtng IN 3
system. Imtned. possession Con-
suit Leasing Dept. SHANNON g.
-, LUCHS Co. Realtors. 724 l4th st.
NV MA. S-2345. "a
SILVER SPRING, s214 Piney Branch
rd.-Stand-out location, ATTRACTIVE
front; heavy traffic, parking front
and rear; S145. JU. 5-43oS. IA
SHOP, 1sx2S it., suitable ANTIQUE.
saw filing. blacksmith. almost any
business. Four Corners area at Sill
yer Spring: S45 mo. JU. 1923.
AVE. N.E.-Modern cor
ner store. 16x100. . large show
windows: right in front of bus stop,
excellent location for delicatessen
or any other business. Call OWN
Err, EN-. 2-7479 or EN-. 2-639o.
GOOD S.W. LoCATION-store and
apt. low down payment. good terms.
WALTER A. BROWN. lois Vermont
ave MA S-1t59
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

properties wanted for sale or lease
A NJ. ROTH CO. RE 7-7330
GENERAL CONTRACTOR needs In
dustrial property of approx. / acre
With small Office or house suitable
for use as office. Reply Box Size,
Star. IA
Evening star., 1954-10-23
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
tGonfinued.

IN. Y. AVE. AREA. Approx. 80, 900
"a. it. industrial land on rr. sid
ing; must be substantial rail user;
priced under Sc per 50. ft.; also
non-ral parcels OF 10000 So.
IT. each
IS.W. AREA; 10000 50. IT,; xoned
Industrial; So per su. It.
CALL MR.. MORGAN
KooneS & Montgomery, Inc.
201 SOUTHERN BLDG. DI. 7-2342
Evening star., 1954-10-23

sPEcULATORs OR INVESTORS
Settling estate. Offers invited. Row
consisting of 2 apis. with 2 kits.
and 2 tiled baths: full bsmt. and
front porch: 2 garages. And row.
brick house on Ingleside ter. NV.
with 4 apis. and 5 baths. To sub
nit offer or for further informa-
ton. call Bill Dora. UN. 4-T005 or
RE. 1860.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcontinued
ATTENTION BUILDERS
FAIRFAX ACREAGE
Three 5-acre farmette.

Three 5-acre farmettes
One 10-acre corner estate site
One 20-acre tract almost square
Out Route 211. 2 TfI0 miles beyond
Falls Church light to Route 645,
turn right mile TO Westbrook DIR.
or call ONCE.
LEGATo REALTY CORP. JE. 2-7901
Evening star., 1954-10-23
FAIRFAX CO.
"SLEEPER"

DON'T BE ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH
Investigate at once this real oppor-
tunity--30 acres of wooded ground
in the heart of Vas fastest growing
areas; close to transp., etc With
sewer and water it should divide
S32 800. Terms If desired. For
further information contact Mr..
Spigelmyer.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex. Va.
TE. 6-2442 XII. 9-007S TIE. 6-566O
r ST. AND TEXAS AVE. S.E.-Ai-
most SO. 600 50. 1T. of 40-A apt.
house ground, . blks. from o5th and
Pa. ave. Sc. Very reas. and will
subordinate. (EVES.. MR.. BLUMEN-
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co.
1415 K st. NV. NE. S-54O0
Evening star., 1954-10-23
LOTS
LOTS
InTC


BEST INVESTMENT
II can wait a couple Of years for
sewer. IL acres, nearby Montgomery
County. already subdivided, for So
300 each. ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. q
300: Ewes. EN-. 3-5351. "a
10 ACRES
3 tracts, S375 per acre: easy terms.
JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna. Va. Phi. DU. 5-s265
80 ACRES
5T2 Miles Bank of Bethesda
Over 90o-ft. frontage, county road;
good elevation; 90eo usable land; Is
min. to Bethesda.
MARGARET J. DUNKLEY
OIL. 4-5S00 Realtor OIL. 2-2759
IL
Evening star., 1954-10-23

GEORGETOWN APTS.
IL units. Eight 2-bedrm. apis. and
five 1-bedrm. apts. Completely rem
ovated and redecorated. Annual
income exceeds $4,000. CALL MR..
WEISS or ewes. HE. 4-S522.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. !.
1415 K st. NV. ME. $4,000
4-Apt. Detached Bldg.
OPEN SUNDAY TO 6-BRICK
7103 Cedar ave. Takoma. Md, at
apts.: in very good cond. Nothing
like it! KNOUSE. EN-. 2-1S43.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

DEALE.. Md rms. and bath all-
year home: near Chesapeake Bay:
Is miles d. G, $3.50. Easy terms.
WALTER M. BAUMAN, 1T27 X st,
NV, Ma, R-622a: ewes. Sat. ana
sun, wO. 6-0747. rs
TContinued on Next paae.l
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FARMS

80 acres. 4 miles from Fairfax with
old house: II land is clear. the
other is woods: has stream; frontage
on hard-surface road: will sell all
or a part. Price. $3.50 per acre
r. C. WAPLE REAL ESTATE, JE.
4-0o6a OF LIE 4-G4R0 "a
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH BLDG. FOR SALE, formerl,
occupied by Riverdale Presbyterian
Church. May be remodeled for other
use. For info. and inspection, call
WA, T-4659.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

LOTS, acreage or farms within 30
miles Of D. c.: cash buyers. Mail
al particulars to KAY real. .TY CO.
5505 Georgia ave. NV, Wash, 2; c.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

N. Y, nr. Fort Hamil-
toni family brick home for sale.
ga rms. and rentable apt. Sis, 900.
Call TIE, 6-4497. "a
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WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME S-i220: evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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