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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05
GENOA NEWS
ANDY HALES

A large crowd estimated at one
thousand, was on hand when the
Freedom Tank" arrived in Genoa
Saturday afternoon.
1t was met at the high school
with the band and a caravan of
autos and paraded to the town
hall where brief addresses of well
come were made by Mayor Jack
Musolf and others, including Bern
ard Steindam, of V. F. w. post
1926 and Victor Libbe, commander
of Genoa post 324 American Leg
ion.
Pamphlets containing pictures
and a brief Of its accomplish
mentS, were distributed.
Selection of Stanley Jochlin, as
valdictorian, and Miss Audrey
Camper, as salutatorian, of this
years graduating class, has been
announced by Supt. of schools,
John Roberts. Stanley Joehlin re-
ceived a scholastic mark of 398
in his four years of high school
work, and Miss Camper attained
mark of 3.39. Joehlin is presi-
dent of the senior class and also
editor of the Lime-light, the school
annual, a member of the Key
Club; was also president of the
Junior class last year.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Joehlin, of Curtice, Ohio
and attended Allen Central before
entering her1 in his Freshman
year. Miss Camper, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Camper, is
the secretary of the class and a
member of the GAA and last year
was the vice president of the Jun
ior class and all of her school
years were in Genoa schools.
Other top ranking seniors were
Miss Beverly Wilka BIT; Miss
Anita Strochier 3.57 and Miss Rose
Burke 3.43.
An announcement has been
made of the purchasing of the
paint store, known as the Acme
paint shop, by Mrs. Lillian B
Samsen, from Rolla Ludwig, who
operated the store in conjunction
with his paint contracting busi
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05

Society will entertain the winning
circle in a recent attendance con-
test, Friday afternoon March II
in the home of Mrs. Luther
Rhodes. Members of the Ladies
Aid Society will be guests. A
White Elephant Sale for the Ma
gruder Hospital Building Fund
will be a feature.
The Firelands C. C. L. met
Wednesday evening in the home
of Mrs. James Rarden, Catawba
Cliffs, with Mrs. Charles Letter
hos as co-hostess.
The L. A. C. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon, March 10, in the
home Of Mrs. Arthur Disher. A
guest speaker, Mary Quinn of the
Ohio Bell Telephone Co., from
Cleveland will use as her topic,
Musical Signatures" Roll call
will be Favorite Songs.
Mrs. William ShertZnr opened
her home last week to Brownie
leaders and Den Mothers to plan
party for the group in Com
munity Hall Friday evening March
10Th.
The Mothers Club will meet
Wednesday evening March 10th
with Mrs. A. J. Disher.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05

shooting out street lights and ram
sacking vacant homes. Action on
the matter has been postponed,
pending an intensive Ailvestiga-
ton. AS only a few are believed
responsible for the vandalism, the
curfew will not be enforced unless
other remedies fail. Mayor Jack
Musolf' has warned that guilty
youths apprehended will face Sc
we're charges under the present
village code. ~ ns
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05
CATAWBA
MRS. a. n. ROfKAR

Disher from Belleville, Ill, ar
rived at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Disher
Thursday, for short visit before
leaving for Germany.
Edwin Rofkar of Toledo was
recent guest of his sister Miss
Amanda Rofkar and Mrs. Justina
Later.
The sixth, seventh and eighth
graders of the local school con-
tinued their paper drive last Fri
day. Proceeds to go toward the
future trip to Greenfield Village
and the Ford Museum.
The new home of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Smith, being constructed on
their East Shore property, was
progressing rapidly until work
was halted by the heavy snowfall
Sunday night.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ormand
Cook were pleased to learn last
week that he has been returned
to Standard Products, and that
the family will return from Ken
tucky to reside in the Port Clin-
ton area.
The Rev. and Mrs. Fred Ludwig,
home on furlough from the Afri-
can Mission Field, spent a night
last week with his brother Edward
Ludwig, while enroute from Maine
to their temporary home in Michi-
gan, after completing a speaking
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cron of 527
Oxford Ave-, Dayton z, Ohio are
announcing the birth of a little
daughter. Mrs. Cron will be re-
membered as Jean Galloway, a
former resident. This is the Cron's
first child
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Garner and
family are enjoying six weeks
trip to Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Berkebel ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Englebeck, are to leave the first
of the week on a motor trip to
California via the Southern route
Mrs. Richard Beaver spent last
Thursday in Toledo where she re-
ceived medical attention for her
left arm, seriously injured ,tf
Gently in an auto accident. The
heavy cast was replaced with one
of lighter weight which she will
need to wear for another six
weeks.
The Miller Ferry Co., is adding
new boat to the ferry line be-
tween Catawba PIT. and Put-In-Bay
according to reports. Ferry SER
vice will be resumed April End.
Mrs. w. B. Grover and Mrs.
E. F. Later visited the formers
mother, Mrs. Bertha Lambert in
Toledo hospital Thursday.
Marvin Grover has completed
his three years of military service
and arrived at his fathers home
week ago.
The Annual Red Cross drive
with Mrs. Carl Hilker, local chair
man. is getting underway with
an able corps of workers.
Mrs. A. H. Rofkar, local Red
Cross Director, asks that any
young man interested in taking a
course in Water Safety, contact
her or Ralph Forester, County Red
Cross chairman. Any suggestions
will be welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Jay and Mrs.
Alma Ballard spent last Thursday
In Toledo and Rossford.
Mrs. Edward Ludwig and Mrs.
C. R. Thompson were Berlin
Heights visitors recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Shorer, who
recently returned from Sarasota,
Florida, were dinner guests of To
ledo friends Saturday evening.
Howard Later was discharged
from Magruder Memorial Hospital
last Wednesday after spending a
week as surgical patient.
Harry Johnson, recent surgica
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05

mains in an almost unconscious
condition yet from an accident
when a tree he was cutting down
fell on him.
The card party sponsomd by the
Officers Club of the O.. E. S. was
attended by nearly so men and
women last Thursday. Various
games of cards were played and
each person attending won prize.
Refreshments were served to
round out the much enjoyed even
ing affair.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05
Theatre Group
Plans Elays At P-I-B

Members of the Put-in-Bay Vii
lage Theatre will present a COM
edy-drama and two comedies in
the islands Town Hall Saturday
evening, March 27.
Norma Hintz, Robert Dodge,
Chester Dress and Clarence Grove
have been appointed directors and
a cast Of 13 has been selected. Or
ganized last year, the Village The
atre produced three one-act plays
last Spring and a three-act play
last fall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05

Without doubt! Because their believe
At Cook County School Nursing Chicago
Medical Center there Homecoming when graduates
return from all of the often bring the small Fry
with them the wonders of Alma Mater Elizabeth
Geger director of the school, welcoming the little Home
coming Tea
The schools Aumnae scattered from coast; but
whether active mothers the
graduate invariably be
And she has proved beyond doubt that education has
much to offer basis for the building of citizens
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05

Over 300 active working volun-
teers are registered with Ottawa
County Chapter, American Red
Cross.
Evening star., 1954-10-26

32-UNIT APT, NV.
n.w.-Priced to sell at less than 6
times income. Excel. financing
avail. CALL MR.. WEISS, or ewes,
HE. 4-S522.
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ALMOST AN ACRE

ALMOSI AIN AChE
Frame rambler with lots Of -charnnl
2 bedrms., lge. liv. rm. (firepl). din.
rm., equip. kit. S12.15O. CT APPR.!
Really hot! /! No. 523.
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
S1e,450. Brick Cape Cod in close,in
N. Arl. Liv. rm. (firepl). sep. din:
rpi; rpps psmsi; So screened Sae porch o1
FOR $1O,95O
siEsoM PER MOI incl taxes M snd % ms. avail. 81
TO NON-VET. 2-bedrm. brick.
semidet. with bsmt. Located in the
Alex. area. No. 464.
ARRESTING
WITH GREAT DOLLAR VALUE! 9;
rm. brick Cape Cod in q beautiful
N. Ari. ioc. Full bsmt. S14,5o0 TO
QUAIL. vET.i No. All.
NO BASEMENT-SO WHAT
Center foyer, brick rambler in shady
Falls Church. 1h baths, sep. din.
rn.. 3 bedrms., lge. cor. lot. S10.-
$50! No. 353.
STONES THROW
From town and every convenience
Bsmt., rec. rm. (irepl. and bath).
Det. gar; unusual buy ut S19.95O!
No. 43S.
NEW-RUSTIC-REGAL
RAMBIsEs and styIs bedfms uzs ba.ss u ssaass ss
rage. lge. rumpus rm-s ige. WOODED
334.
BIG-4 BEDROOMS
Brick Cape Cod within almost shout
poreS. poreSs many Many .ztrasl ssa, ssl7so. No.
42S.
Right Around The Corner
Imposing brick Colonial. residence
with side screened porch and 1h
baths. 8 bedfms. Short walk to
Clarendon. In immac. condition.
S21.500. No. 444.
YOUNG AND GAY
PICTURE BOOK" Cape Cod. De
luxe carport. screened screened porch porch exp; s1T;
Liv. rm. with firepl.. 2 nice bedrms.
$13,950. No. 22l.
LET'S TALK TRADE
We have some beautiful brick ram
biers starting at $1s.950 that we
can talk turkey" on. 8 bedrms.,
bsmt., large lots. Interested? Call
for details. No. 100.
BLUE RIBBON WINNER
EXP, Cape Cod In the Falls Church
area; 2 nice bedrms.. liy. rm. tfire-
pl.l, equip. kit, screened porch.
Some lucky vet. can buy for S13,-
50Ol No. 220.
| ARLINGTON
| REALTY co.
2212 wilson Blvd. IA. 7-93o0 I'll 0
ARLINGTON
CT APPR.-$21, 900
ik9f. u -x-a- a -
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ARRESTTNG

WITH GREAT DOLLAR VALUE! 9.
rm. brick Cape Cod in q beautiful
N. Arl. loc. Full bsmt. S14,500 TC
QUAIL. VET! No. All.
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sroRrs foR RrNT tcent.l

MODERN STORE. . show windows,
apf. Tm assa ala ooor IL sasE newly seresssnt dsc reas
rent: Ions, lease; excel. for optoIne-
ssii ES E22a 81 Sisof: 81: osRss sRss 0sslnsIi
MoShEN M,TGss STORE and s-rm. apt apt, in
rear. Newly dec. fiuorescent lights.
inlaid floors. Suit, for fur shop.
etriss fsIsr afSses 81. s.ss7 90 Ses sses. o RAJ &
sTSkI IeSsi 3gi1, 4Sp ART. COS 5th st. NV,
29x6s; $500 per mo. Apply & s1s
sse s.h fER fis p's 30. FIT. for 5000 IT. Fl. OF
centrally located II Takorna Park
ROBERT 3. LoHR. RA. $4,000.
SILVER sPRrNG-Excellent store.
16x65. in busy shopping center.
large customer parking lot: owner .
fGeSsIss1Sas TaoMPsoa q CRAY. IssSSaaS ~. $1,000.
STORE RLDG.. oia5 C st. n.e.-Beer
license avail; presently equip; for
WgiseoSSsS sTesl Ave- loc close Isl to Sears
stores which may be used sep;
arately. living quarters above. Full
Easements. Separate officiating
units. Fronting 2 streets. NEZ
cUSHARD. Realtor, EN-. 2-423
-27
1916 9th ST. N.w.--Modern store.
ideal for ofiice space or retail busi-
ness, l6x30 It. DI. .7-4244.
lis III ST. N.W.--Newly dec, approx
33'x15' Suit. for any type business
Rent SIS per mo. Apply JAFFE, gil
18th st. NV. -
Mr.. I3th AND N. z. AVE- NV.
Approx. 5000 so. It. Ideal for any
wholesale or retail business. restau'
rant. offices. Rear loading platform,
heat incl; very reas. rent. LISS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

cash. including settle
ment; modern, attractive 3-bedrm
rambler: equipped kitchen, including
bendix washer; non-vet can assume
4$ q loan; prompt possession. 10
ALEX, / block of Russell rd.; by
Stephens, st. Mary,s and public
schools, lily. rm; with frepl.. sep. din.
rm., wall-to-wa1l carpeting, kit, bed
rm: and bath 1st A.; bedrms ;,
6ssni path End md f.; paneled rec. rm; with
door flrep1. Priced for quick sale,
$2l'5o0 $I '5O0isGs Can between 8 and z pm.
ARLINGToN N. s15,5oo: 4 bedams.,
full bath, t2) " baths; 1st A.. lge.
nv. rm;. lge. Din. rin:. bedrm. or den,
rms, tiled bath, l bedrm. "a It.: full
garage: corner lot, 122 It. frontage
l blk; shopping, transp.; public and
paTo9alal %iIl ssnt schools s1sS nsa5 poss Nov 3;
snsa7sa $ 7snti JE' slso 5e4ss4ct a9clILE COOK 'E
FALLS CHURCH~3-bedrm. rambler;
OWNER; 'fE asRa.-A Assume payments only.
NORTH 0Sai 01SRaiLrNGToN-older DE lied
payment and easy as S monthly fE pay. Day.
nments, J-W REALTY CO.. ia.
NORTH ARLINGToN-custom soft.
rambler; h-acre lot; near Williams
sfRiN9f1EsEbbs. fRii aA slbs7s; v;A.-rh,. colonial.
has lge liv, rm. with firepl. and
side screened porch, sep. din. rm .
ssii-e5eei and Siti hs snd y. y bath si on ist St
tiled bath. There is also a full dry
bsmt. with exit to fenced rear
yard; 2 blks. from proposed elem.
scnSol: .mmed. ,poss,; SIS.95O.
is.5oo. a Assum. NM 81 sIIoss: ioss-s1 900 On.
year-old. 3.bedrm. rambler. or. 4.
1000; M0MOHAN REALTY, 30
WONDERFUL OLDER HOME by own.
er. ,2-bedrm. Colonial, oil h.-w. heat
lge; wrap around porch. full base
quiet street, cony. to everything; Az
cash; Call JA.. 2-9137 for appoint.
unShy%n%kk nsnt tS look e. 6a,s 6gar,espsrty. c,,..-l
button IS this SSss cosy ss-bedr@u' u'f sunsa, n .
low. and it Is only S12,7O0. So
hurry and call BUCHANAN. IA
COUNTRY CLUB--3-bedrm., 3-bath
split-level dream home, nestled
among stately trees. There is nothing
finer In the market at $29 $50. Cal
BUCHANAN, JA. 4-11b5.
8 ACRES Of lovely. level land, gracec
by 3-bedrm. home, and only 90
minutes from D. C.. Country living
at its glorious best. for only $4,000
Call BUCHANAN, ia. 4-1155.
BEST BUY IN THE AREA, is this f.
bedrm. Cape Cod. with full bsmt.
VA appraised for $14,7O0: newly
redec.: lovely lot, with towering oaks
Call BUCHANAN. ia. 4-1155.
CT APPROVED, S19.730 for this i'm.
mac. g. bedrm. brick Colonial II
choice N. Arlington location: powder
rm. on 1st a., all-elec. kit. with dish
washer and disposal; scr. porch; ful
bsnt.: lovely lot: q top buy in tor
area; to inspect. call THE darcy
1-BEDRM. HOUSE, $2,995: Q bedrms.
$3,5e5: 3 bedrms., S3,905. IA. q.
4403 or 20: S-S721. 27
3-bedrm.. brick Colonial. in q fine
No. Arl. location: full bsmt., carport
Ice. equipped kit. with eating space
liv. rm. with firepL, formal dinins
rill., beaut lot. To inspect, cal
THE DARBY Co. IA. 5-9393. oper
Evening star., 1954-10-26
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

WE HAVE CLIENTS WAITING te
modern apt. houses IN va, What
have you to offer? Phone TE; 8.
7244 or TIE. 6-7344. AL BAKER &
son, INC. 116 8. st. Asaph ST.,
1NvnsroRs, yves: "a spEcuLAToRs-5-yr.-
old, 2-unit brick. off Benning rd.;
Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK, corner; rs
large home-like apt. units. with
wood-burning fireplaces; elevator
type. well-managed and conditioned
space for enlarging t;ss building ESss oTnel me
S.6sI I6a J.; T. GRAvATTE. Realtors
RoCKviLLE- Ist COMML. 2-unit
apt: sa,9So dn.; 81 %; S.S ;S9o ANNUAL a,,hs IL;
%oop. fRpsi 5g. P5ios go. $3.50 clASph lay
GEoRGET0WN IS rms. semidet
brick, zoned Industrial, needs re-
pairs: business, 1st mr., live up
stairs; 81 500 cash; carrying charges
taxes, insur. " day. GEORGE R
HOME ONE WTTH Nh; INCOME - 4 modern
apartments with annual income OF
$500; tenants pay. for all utils.;
except. heat; beautiful corner lot;
priced at $21,95O, terms or will
trade ds, To inspect ,p +, call HI4r, Mr; psyne
CLOSE no CAPITOL-Large 7-rm.,
2h-bath det. town house. located
Just off Independence ave-, south oil
Smithsonian Inst; rentable 3-cal
Oct. garage In rear; open and in
closed porches; bsmt.: oil steam
beat propesrIty oppsItoI is very wel-bTtlt ip
5oMs. fReSiis'A' aokE. ME. 'i s.1Ss1.' .',S9G o.
Evening star., 1954-10-26
PROPERTY FOR RENT

4,o0o 50. FIT. AIR-COND. SPACE
excel. lighting. unlimited parking
suitable ms. arch, or engrs., once
9-1I67; ewes. EN-. 3-637S. --2s
DOWNTOWN Reduced: approx.
$500 sa. IT,; second floor: for any
Immed. poss. AUERBACH q CO.,
DI. T-650l, TU. 2-8SS9.
BUSY CORNER facing 8 streets,
1923 3. Capitol st. Sc. Large room
for business use and 2 rms, kit.
bath. firn. apt. 500 per mo. Ex-
eel location. URICOLO REALTY
CO. ME. S-4e41. 26
Evening star., 1954-10-26
MTHE HAMLET

Perfection for. the particular. Re-
for gracious living In an exclusive
area. Featuring living room with
fireplace, dining room, den, screened
porch, large beautiful kitchen or
= jirst floor, Four bedrooms, three
and one half baths. For further
TO see, call Miss jenkins
Evening star., 1954-10-26

From town and every convenience
Sturdy 6-rm. brick Colonial home
Bsmt., rec. rm. (firepl. and bath)
Det. gar; unusual buy ut S1o.95O
No. 43S.
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STONE'S THROW

Center foyer, brick rambler in shad
Falls Church. 1h baths, sep. din
rm., 8 bedrms., lge. cor. lot. $40.
$50! No. 353.
Evening star., 1954-10-26

|NEW-RUSTIC-REGAL
RABLERs !I1Is h:aSm. de luxs bn.Ss in quality as
rage, lge. rumpus rm., lge. wooded
lots; close to Wash! $29.950. No.
334.
Evening star., 1954-10-26
FALLS CHURCI

FALLS CHURCH
coay bFee sosaas not avss much ,sS css
borhcQd. Liv. rrn.,-din. rrn. comb.
with Mrepi., Q bedrms. and bath. Isl
NJ Va hedrms. in expans. upstairs;
&2,Q00 down payment may handle
Exclusive with TALMAGE WILCHER
1057 N. dlebe rd.. Arl. IA. 5-0600
Evening star., 1954-10-26

ss,75o TRUST AT ONLY s81 so
PER MO. incl. taxes and ms. avail.
TO .NON-VET. 2.bedrm., brick:
Alex. area. No. 464.
Evening star., 1954-10-26
STORES FOR RENT

7YS iSsso III H.: Anii; suitable for any tins Of
psSSWRTowN sSslRRsso5w ri ABusfSfss STSsess AREA. clos.
% Hecht's and other dept. stores.
Inquire $40 r st. NV. RIM. lg:
Evening star., 1954-10-26
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give you any BALANCE 10
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. ME. D.
1920: evenings. LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1954-10-26
REALLY RANCHY

Brick with bsmt. S14,95O. Frame with
bsmt., S13,950i 3 bedrms., new, M.
acre lots Situated in the town of
Fairfax. No dn. payt. to vet.l No.
Evening star., 1954-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALIVA

ASSUME LARGE GI LOAN. Annadale
area: 3-bedrm. brick rambler: full
bsmt.. Just S15.250. J-W REALTY
CO.. IA. S-1R7S
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AURORA HILLS AREA

Sits on q crest and has good view
6-rn. brick Colonial less than 2 yrs
old. Ground-level bsmt. entr.; side
screened porch. S19.950! For vet OF
non-yet. No. 426,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

lsUITLAND. MD.--First comm, lot
1S,5OO So. It. with building rented
ct $50 mo. Buy. all for SI6.500.
Suitland. road and Ewing ave. It's
bargain. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY ST.
N.W.--3-story, corner brick bldg;
fine location, priced right. RA.
MODERN BRICK GROCERY. $500
Reed ST.. N. Englewood--S1. 500 dn..
cooperation. ]. VICTOR DICKEY,
$500 42nd ave-, Hyattsville, Md.
go
Evening star., 1954-10-26

KENTLAND, GIs $4,000
fee9 Hawthorne st.-3-bedrn1., det.
fenced lot. Mr.. Zabrek. ia. 8.
A413. COX d CO.. UN. 4-1526.
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d REDRMS 9 BATHS

Frame rambler with lots Of .charml
2 bedrms., lge. liv. rm. (firepl.). din.
rm., equip. kit. S12.150. GI APPR.
Really hot! No. 523.
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HOUSES sALf--yA. lcers.D

|GT APPROVED, $19.750 - 3-bedrm,
brick rambler In top M. Arl. location
with full bSint. att, gar, ser. porch,
all-elec. kit. with dishRasher and dis
posal. To inspect, call THE DARBY
CO. IA. 6-9393. open 3 It'll q --2s
RIVERWOOD---$ 800
|Brand-neW brick-and-stone rambler
ter ter entr. ii han. as-ft. living un rm. with viii,
firepi., 15-ft. sep. din, rm,, de luxe
Kit: with lEe. breakfast area, 3 bio
hedrms.. 2z baths, full bsmt., rear
EXTRA LGE. RECREATION, AREA
built-in gar: ige, level lot. To In
asfz,Lski asRssffs, saIl ". ". Sfias7S oi,lss! III pm
mo CASH An ALL'
PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT. NC
CASH TO SETTLE III NO Cash
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, ELEC. KIT
TILE BATH, NICE LOT, CLOSE re
SCHOOLS. 10 INSPECT CALL SOM
71ssa7 Es aaEos os kH. sA s-sssss$s. s-ssss.. Ewes "a
3 TWIN BEDRMS. - VA. FOREST
Stone-and-brick. 46-ft. rambler; 2ONa-
It. living rm. with stone flrepi., lge.
sep: din. ell. de luxe equipped kit.
TIoNAL BEDRMS.. and de luxe ALI
tile bath: loft. rear concrete
screened porch. WASHER AND
DRYER INCL. IN PRICE. S1S.950.
Fenced rear yd. with many beauti-
full shrubs. GI CONTRACT or as
sumo present lge ~ loan. To In
spect. call ia. 5-7576 It'll o pm.
METZLER, Va ONCE
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WANTED YOUNG MAN
Who is In need Of . spotless. 3-bed.
rm. brick rambler in the heart of
N. Arl. Close to schools and transp.
S15,950. GI CONTRACTS ACCEPT
ED. NO. 33S
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INvEsTMEN1 PROP. WANTED

INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
come, S1O,424. Tenants furnish
own utilities; 1 and bedrooms;
in one, manage the others. Price
reduced to $4,000. terms; quick
direct sale necessary. Your op-
portunity TO pick up bargain
Res. mgr. will show building. See
Mr.. Waple, 1924 14th St. NV,
AID. 4-20o5. Us
Evening star., 1954-10-26
FOR S10 Q50

Brick Cape Cod in close-in
N, Arl. Liv. rm. (firepl.). sep. din.
rm.. bsmt; screened porch. GI
April NO. 500.
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CORNER COLONIAL

Q porches, bsmt.. 8 bedrms., sep. dir
rm.. Rear yard Anchor fenced. 6 yrs
old, brick. Bus at door. S17.750
CT appr.l No, 205,
Evening star., 1954-10-26
ARLINGTON. N.
MEANS A LOT
MANY CONTENDERS
"SMORGASBORD"
BEACON LIGHT

TO HAPPY LIVING. For only S12,
500! 5-rm. frame rambler approx
3 yrs. old. Nice level lot with trees
Excel, oppor. for some lucky vet
Evening star., 1954-10-26
HOUSES sALE--MD. 5 Gent J
OPEN-VACANT

A2n2 Garrett Park rd.. viers Mil
village; Q hedrms., rec. rnn., In ex-
Z eel. cond. Fenced lot. Assume trusts
so, ,636, pay $3.50 din. Move-in incl
dn. pymt., title charges and es-
crow money. Cali Mr.. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1954-10-26
$14,ss0
HARRY A. BOSWELL Co. REALToR
HYATTSVIILE HILLS

S20.950-TERMS
Two-story, ultramod. brick. on cor
lot. seth ave-; built-in gar; nov
vac. LIST time offered at this price
/ blk. transp.. close everything
Brokers e; Invite invited. HE. 4-s5oo; ewes.
WI. w. LEWIS REALTOR
Evening star., 1954-10-26
STTTTT.A AND MANOR

Owner must sell this fine 4-unit brick
Two 2-bedrm. and two 1-bedrm
units. S2S4 per mo. income. Tenants
pay utils.. except. heat. $4,000 cast
will handle.
MIKE COUGHLIN, 10. 8-444t
Evening star., 1954-10-26

Store and Apt.-$2,000 On.
Two-storg brick. on q busy ne. cor;
bath apt. Gas h.-w. III. S16.950
(EVES., MR.. BLUMENTHAL, RA
3-9450.l
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14I5 K st. NV. ME. S-54OO
, 1954-05-04
Purents Heulth Org.
Is Honor Mother Of
the Year" SundoY

The Parents Health Organi-
cation has completed plans to
honor the Mother of the Year
for 1854 in a special program
to be held on Sunday, May 9
at the Lutheran Parish Hall
in Christiansted.
Mrs. Annie de Chabert has
been selected as Mother of the
Year. The Department of Pub
lie Welfare, through Mrs.
Moorhead, will join IN
the program for honoring a
Foster Mother of the Year.
Arrangements are being
made to start the program i'm
mediately following the Ro-
man Catholic procession that
will be held that same day.
, 1954-05-04
Pvt. Duvid Cdnegdtd,
Completes Bdsic
9Th Ar1nored Div.

Private David c.. Canegata,
Jr., son of Administrator and
Mrs. Canegata, recently COM
pleted engineer basic training
with unit of the 9Th Armer-
ed Division.
Private Canegata, a gradute
of the Christiansted High
School and until recently a
member of the faculty, was
taught the use of pioneer and
power tools, construction of
fixed and floating bridges and
related subjects, besides addi-
tional combat skills.
He is now eligible to attend
specialist schools or as replace
ments for other units.
, 1954-05-04
Seventeen Numed as
Honor Students dt
C'sted High School

A list of honor students has
been released from the office
of Principal Jay B. Israel, of
the Christiansted High School.
There were seventeen students
making second honors with
no grade lower than "B". No,
student qualified for first no
nors with no grade below "a.
Students making the honor
listings are to be compliments
ed for their industry.
The listing for the second
henors includes the following
names: Grade seven: Julia
Hansen, Charles King and
Stanley Jacobs; for Grade s:
Turano Bonano, Cladius Hen
ry and Winston Hodge; Grade
9: Henry Anderson; Grade 10:
Ronald Joseph and Yvonne
Williams; Grade IL: Maria
Braffith, Magdaline Berkeley,
Corlis Rodriguez and Magno-