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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-03
Mainly Personal

Chapman, FarGk Service Director for
Radio Station WRFD Worthington.
The recorded interview was later
broadcast on the 1915 P. M. broad
cast, "Over the Line Fence" a daily
feature of fthe Worthington station.
The prograEn is sponsored by the Ohio
Farm Bur eau Coop.
Russell WAS questioned about his
white face Sattle and on general farm
management and Mrs. Huber told
about her flowers. and garden.
The Hubers are>charter members
of Farm Bureau Couneil No. 1, which
was organized more than 16 years
ago, and have frequently been on the
honor roll in the FarrA Bureau News
as having a perfect attendance record
during those years.
WHILE OLDTIME ANGLERS are
still trying for the fhonor of landing
Big Goldie and hi brethren in the
Buckeye quarry, 81 Sme of the younger
fishermen are bbvlng great sport
catching the, smah fly tat the Water
woI ks. Stefie GARY, sop of Mr.. and
Mrf. Jip> ClarH hnd grandson of the
Paul Clark, bE0fided~ fish for the
lfahilydast 6AtuFday when his string
er he'd % of the smaller varieties.
MRS. ETHELTN RICE has been
showing friends ! photo of her little
five-year- old nephew, Joseph Oyer
seated on the lap Of Governor Lausche
and surrounded by 6ther children who
brought May Baskets to the governor
on May Day. Little Joseph is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Oyer of Co
lumbus. Mr.. Oyer isl Estudying for his
PhD degree in clinic8l speech therapy
at Ohio State university.
-
AL WHISTLER, former native of
the Bluffton area, Ewas recently hon.
ored by the Oceanbide, Calf, Rotary
club for 80 yearsfperfect attendance
at the club meetings.. Whistler, re-
tired former manager of the San
Diego Gas and. Electric Company
branch left OhO for California in
1922, and is the Hone remaining chart
er member of the Oceanside Rotary
club. At the present he is visiting
relatives and friends in the Bluffton
area.
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-----a$6TfcrTUTUTTRICTORS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

Columbus. Ohio7 May Is, 1854
Contract Sales Legal Copy No. 54-2S9
UNIT PRIcE Es CONTRACT CO..
Sealed proposals yfll be received at the Of
flee of the State Highway Director of Ohio.
at Columbus, Ohi@ until 1000 A. NJ, Ohio
STANDARD Time. Thesday. June %. 1854. for
Allen County Ohio. on County Road No. 11s
in American Township. by grading, draining.
paving with asphaltic conerete on waterbound
macadam ,,. am and constructing continuous steel
ssubstructure Spans Ga Jet, so feet and Ga
Bird Bridge sooS ottswa ss fsfs Elm Street Road
Width: PaReeent 20 Set. Roadway 80 feet.
L@Fbe GS dS for npieton i5e of tni. work
shall ghe as vt forthgn the bidding proposal"
Ohio ESt $te Employment Service
wi5 fd.nl., \, se:s.isi SfiR Riaas, an employ.
ment list from svhich all qualified unskiled
tancr sa Shall. Insofar as possible. be selected
The attention bf bidders is directed to the
special provisions covering subletting or as
signing the co4tract, the use of domestic
materials selection of labor, hours of en-
plogment and conditions Of employment.
The minimum wage TO be paid to all labor
ance ance with the Schedule of Prevailing Hourly
Wage Rates Ascertained and Determined by
Inc Department of Industrial Relations ap-
piica5le to State Highway Department Inn
provements in accordance with Sections
AI5:O3 u7-8). 41l5A4 O7-D, 41I5.05
Q7-4a). 4ll5.06 u7-5l end 4l15.O7 Q7-5a) of
the Revised Code of okio."
The bidder must suSm INIT with his bid a
certified check in the fmount of $6.00O00.
Plans and specifca6 6ons are on file in the
department of highwgs and the office of the
division deputy direc@r.
The director rese&es the right to reject
any and all bids.
S. d. LINZELL,
Estate Highway Director
June 3, 10
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Hold Service For
Laurence Infant

Angel mass was1 sung in st. Ger
ards Catholic church last Friday for
Janet Mary Lawrence, 7-week-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Law
renee, Route 5, LIMA, who died We'd
nesday afternoon on arrival at St.
Rita's hospital. The infant died of a
heart ailment.
She is, survived by her parents
three sisters, jean Ann, Sandra Kay
and CoEnie Sue. all at home: mater
nal grastlfather. Joseph J. Gerde.
mann, lBeaverdam; and paternal
grandparents, Dir. and Mrs. r. F.
Lawrence, Route l, Lima.
The Very Rev Francis ]. Daley
was in charge oftservices with burial
in Gethsemane cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-03

IF ALL TBE PERSONS who have
received diplomas from Bluffton high
school sincg the first commencement
exercises h eld 73 years ago were as
sembled id one spot it would just
about fill up Founders hall and would
nearly equalthe total present popu-
lation of the town.
When Principal Gerhard Buhler
presented the g954 class of
seniors for graduation last
Thursday evening, he noted that
issuance of til L % diplomas
would bring thd total issued by
Bluffton high school since 1881 TO
1888.
Mr.. Buhler's tabulatlon shows that
there were sever members of the first
graduating class, and that on several
instances the graduating class has
been smaller. Jas a matter of fact,
after the first class, the next four
ranged in size from three to seven.
| smallest classes ever TO graduate
were those of 1888 and 1892, each
numbering only three students.
The largest group, ever to receive
diplomas from Blufften high 81 fhool
was the Glass of 1885 numbering US,
In three other years the senior elRss
ranged in the seventies: jim 1882 theCe
were 73; 1888, 72; and 1888, 72.
Since 1888 the size of the gradual
ing class has steadily fdeclined, this
years class being the Smallest since
that date with the exception of the
Glass of 1851 which numbered only
&c.
EVER SINCE the lstory of the pet
deer that followed JShn Gilbert in his
auto from the outskirts of Lima to
his fathers farm infOrange township,
there have beer md dre and more stor-
les of tame deer spotted on the near
by farmlands. This spring at least
two parties of MUSHROOM hunters re-
ported seeing deer in meadow or
| woods.
The latest deer incident is re-
ported by Mrs. Ralph n. Mar
shall who says that she practical
ly had to shoe a little doe off of
her lawn and out of her petunias.
Her little son, Chris, was first
to see the deer enter the Mar
shall property east of ROckport.
He dashed into the house and
told his mother there was deer
on the front lawn. Thinking the
deer to be anOther fgment of
Chris active imagination, Mrs.
Marshall was surprised to see the
animal in the middle of her
petunia beds. She was more sur
prised when fhe pretty little doe
ventured close enough to take
food out of her hand.
But as luck would have it, Mrs.
Marshall couldn't find film for her
camera to capture a picture of the
incident. The deer departed shortly
afterward for other petunia beds.
|
ON THE BACK PORCH of THEN
farm home south of town on the
Bentley road, the Russell Hubers
were recently interviewed by jim
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-03

include:
Dairy Cattle Judging - William
Herr, James Natter, Dan Gleason;
General Livestok Judging - James
Matter, Gary tora, Ned Althaus:
Meats Judging hnd Identification -
Wade Moser, Il Arry Moser and David
King.
Agriculture Engineering Don
Kimmet; Poultry Judging - Paul
Jorg, Jake Basihger, Marvin Diller;
Land Judging-Ronald Lora, Wade
Lehman, Fred Amsi iutz; Milk Judg-
ing-William Herr, Ronald Chidester
and Dwain Leiber.
Sheep and Wobl - Bob Green;
Farm shop-Dale Sehmutz; Agrono-
my (crops and wsed Identification
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% BluftOn FLA
Boys Az 3-Day
Columbus COnfab
Farm Youths To Compete
In State Judging Con-
tests kAt OSU

twenty-five members of the Bluff
ton chapteh,< Future Farmers of
America are in columbus today, Fri
day and Saturday for the annual
FLA convention.
Ronnie Chidest9 will play in the
All-ohio FLA bal I'D which will be a
part of every session. 1t marks the
second year Ronfie has been a mem
Der of the 100 pece musical organiza-
tion.
Evan Lehman, LaVerne Moser and
Fred AmstuH will receive State
Farmers key5at the convention.
These boy were among the 6OC
who tried foF the degree this year
and were incl aded in the 200 declared
eligible as orAy 2eo of the member.
ship of the on 10 association are per,
mitted to receive the degree.
On this basis,\ Bluffton would be
entitled to about Sne boy every two
years according toI enrolment. How,
ever, due to superb development in
farming and FLA activities, Blufftor
has rated six hoyk for the degree il
the past two yedfs. Character anc
scholarship are q $50 figured in the Sc,
lection of State Farmers.
In addition members of the Bluff.
ton chapter WI enter ten contests
during the con Inention. These con,
tests are ent RELY on a competitive
basis with Of fer 1000 boys taking
part. MembeE Is of the various teams
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-03

Plant Pathology - Gerald Yoakan,
Roger Arnold and Alfred Kaufman.
Alternates chosen should one of
the boys be unable to attend the con-
vention are. Richard Garmatter and
Roger May.
Coaches Joel Harris and Pete
Schmidt will accompany the group as
drivers along with Lorain Basinger,
class instructor.
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KHngLer TO Attend
Insurance GOnferencp

Harold F. KHngler of Button,
agent with The Prudential Insurance
company will attend the company's
regional conferet bee June TO at the
Statler hotel in Washington. More
than 600 delegaf fes from nine Ohio
districts comprising the Shenandoah
region are sche ehuled to attend this
conference of tdp company leaders.
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
ALLEN COUNTY. OHIO

IN tdE OF
ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO
Rosie Collins, Paintif. VS. Grant Williams,
ct al. Defendanr.
Grant WILLIAMS, ........ Williams, first
name unknowf, his wife, Joseph Lyons,
wife, and Asglgnees, Grantees, Creditors. Un-
known Heirs Legatees. and Legal Represen,;
tatives of the said Grant Williams and
Joseph LyorA. If deceased all being defend
ants in the Above entitled action, whose plac-
es of residence. addresses and whereabouts
are unknown TO said plaintiff and cannot
with reasonable dlligence be ascertaineds and
upon whom service of summons cannot be
made in the State of Ohio, will take notice
plaintiff. Rosie CoIlaps, filed her petition in
the Court of CommoR Pleas of Allen County,
Ohio, being Case No 4221s. for the quieting
of the title to the Following described real
and Grant Williams and Jos IPh Lyons as
Grantees of uneanceg Jed mertgaxes, towit;
outlot Number Onef Hundhed Twelve
ul2) and One Hundf Ted ThRteen Gl3)
in d: H. Ander pms addition 20 the City
of Lima, Allen ACounEy, Qhio.A
Also, the follow Rng described Tract:
Beginning at he SDutbeast# corner of
Outlot one hunNred twelve (1f2) in ID. II.
Anderson's Addition To sthe city of Lima.
Allen County. ohio; thence north parallel
with the west Sine of Jefferson street one
hundred ming Sy-three and thirty eight
hundredths (f93.SS) feet to the North
east corner A Outlet one hundred thir-
teen 11s) IND said Addition thence East
sixty-one ans fifty hundredths (6i, 500
feet to a poiTA in the West line of Jeffer-
son Street ahence South on the West
line of Jefferson Street one hundred
ninety-three and thirty-eight hundredths
(l93.38) feets thence West sixty-one and
fifty hundredths (61 50) feet to the above
place of beginning. the said tract being
in Section Thirty. Township Three, Range
Seven.
The prayer of The said petition is for the
quieting of title to- said real estate. the mar
shalling of liens and other equitable relief.
Said defendants ara required to answer said
petition on or befope the 10th day of July,
1854, or Judgment wll be taken against them.
ROSIE COLLINS-Plaintiff
By WALTER l.. WHITE
Attorney for Plaintiff
2R Dominion Building
lima, Ohio
JuSe 3, 10, II, "a. July /, 8.
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FARMS tcens.)

SIeo DOWN. $50 MONTH buys tor
$2,75O;' IL acres: 8 big rooms. big
chimneys, 9 barn; 95 miles south
sT1Rip5.i,rc Of n G. c.TrES, TE g. SS.c41ai;; ;.,,. ..2s
woodward Bldg. wSshinaton. 81
FOR sALE-74 acres. stream. lake.
l mile OF Rte. SO. 80 miles from
pWXiRH Whs9; FAkM1' "a; M1-o5as; "a M, n 9 a,o
acres. 3a-cow barn, streams, form.
mod. house. tenant house. outbldas., :,
20 dairy cattle. good mach: SS2.-
aSoickr soo Mr. cRLy2Ni. RLs3M Wo EoaS S7702s 20
pepper. va.-Miles Of stream. never
house. . tenant houses. outbldgs..
go Aberdeen Angus cattle; S42. 500.
OWNER. WO. 6-3437. "a
81 800 MILK CHECK for March. 35-
stall dairy barn, , bank barns. s.
rm, house in good cond.. 6-rm. ten
ant house. A head Holsteins. all
nee. farming equip. New silo. loc.
EsnI.s Just ne Of Frederick on paved road.
bargain with excel. income. SIG
LER q CO. RA. 3-3431 til ..
LOUDOUN'S BEST VALUES
Fine old stone house. comletely reno
waited, adequate acreage. Put on
market this week. Rare opportunity.
Price. $4,000.
Grazing farm; exceptional shape as
to soil, grass. fences and farm
buildings. Historic old stone resi-
dence needs little to make show
place. 100 acres. will operate profit
ably. Price. S3S, 900.
Finest estate In Loudoun County, 427
acres. Priced to sell, 100000.
Nice little place, 79Aa acres. old stone
house with frame. Week end In It.
work On u and create q profit.
MOORE. CLEMENS IL CO.
Leesburg (Since 19O5) Virginia
phAnA rE
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FARMS

$50 On, SIS mo. buys acres. g.
room house. on hard road. near
town, neighbors. Has well. Immedi-
ate possession: So. i so. WILLIAM A.
COOKE. Louisa. Va. Phi. 81.
I3O ACRES. S-room house, modern
lied; bath. barn. outbutldings, Good
orchard so mi. south of D. c.;
$4,000. Reas. terms. TIE. 6-4131.
$50 On. $50 mo. buys so acres. "a
open, good house. well. streams.
chariottesyllie. Immediate poses
sion. $6.350. WILLIAM A. COOKE.
Louisa, Va. Phone 81.
VALLEY FARM. 20
mi. D. c.; approx. 30 acres. 5-rm.
house. we'll cleo; brook; lovely set
ting for summer camp. Take Rte. 50
to Rte. $40. left on $40 to Rte. 217,
left from 277 to State I'd. 636 10
where 636 crosses brook. IA. 7-6 20.
IOs ACRES. % mi. from wash. In
Loudoun City,: 5-rm. h0uss. bath,
stream Substantial down payment
aselA nn FARMCoood house. etc.; 4c
Q. o0ts. so g. Alfalfa, rest In Rress
Poolesville 3163. 2b'
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TRIPLE VALUE

~ Small stock farm owning both
banks OF beaut. Bennett Creek
mi. from Mont. County line. but with
advantage of Fred; County. taxes
Lovely manor recond. in excel. taste
brand-new Delco heat. plant. alum
columned porches commanding su-
perb view. new elec. wiring; 3 bed
rms, new elec. kit. laundryette. din
rm.; hv. rm., with Colonial firepl
parior' library, powder. rms.
baths, 2 barns. gar, smoke house
WORKSHOP. all painted this month
20 acres pasture and valley OF wal
and fishing. Price $27 800. terms.
90 Charming recond. dwelling, 3 bed
rms, bath, liv. rm., din. rm.. elec
kit. refTg. English bsmt. with new
unused Delco heat. plant; 5 to G
acres for garden and pasture. Stream
with good swimming hole. Price
CD Ideal ioc. for summer camp OF
subdiv. comprising IS acres beaut
pasture. both banks Bennett Greek
A natural quarry Of soft bldg. stone
Nat; gas avail. on property. Price
These 3 parcels are contiguous and
discount. Owner ordered to Texas
Property about 2 mi. from Clover
Leaf on pew 4-lane speedway beins
built from Frederick to D. c. 29
mi mi; Dir,; Out Route gao past Be
town. through village to 1st right
turn on Route 75. then straight to
bridge over Bennett Creek with both
white dwellings in full view. For
appointment call p. H. CHADBURN
owner. New Market. Md. 3O46. Mail
ing t,g address Green Valley Farm. RID
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DESK SPACE

DESK sPACE-Nice private once
centrally located. 217 Bond bldg. ;,
AfTRAcTfvE 12.rTaI OFFICE ana desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE. 2-SOOO
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RAMBLERs. beach COTTAGES. erected
So%. DON MATTz. OF. S-$s3S.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-on the water:
all-year masonry home; 5 rms, mod:
pier for boat: easy terms Cali RE.
1.5216 eyes. sats. and Suns. West
River 6703 or 6131. -23
Beach during April, 50x1O0 lots.
SW oRhy sfsss sny Fin. D1s Sa:
tion colony. white sand beach. gem
trail water. surfaced streets; garbage
collection, private boat harhor; l60
fne home: For sale, l to 4 bedrm.
houses. Drive. 8 miles, south of
land rd.. turn left at ST. Leoasyd
to once on beach. M. z. ROCKHtLL,
INC. Phone Prince Frederick. 30S-J.
Mail address. st. Leonard: Md.
PATUXENT RIVER water frontage In
village, committing dist; i; D, G.; rms:
$500 or best cash offer. IA. S.0es4.
s-RooM COTTAGE. Bay blvd. % ana
Ridge rd.. Neeld Estate. Plum Point,
Md Open Sat: and Sun. INQUIRE
FivE.RooM IHousE. 'aoo-ft. water
front. large shade trees. beautiful
lawn; pier perfect harbor; artesian
wen, elec. II you IKE crnDplns ana
S., $50: owner win be on premises
s to Morsanza, right on gag. 10
miles nile e to- Victory Bar right 1 mile.
cSofTxGE.. S.Si 3 rooms and bath. double.
NORTH BExCH-cottase. new eond..
lge; lot. trees: quiet. refined loc.;
S500.s1.00o cash. win take boat
shaass CT asso 8 owNER PaEi Dfymfnt H aoiS Wi es
RIVER PARK on the beautiful sben.
tion Of mountains. river. nshins and
sTimT;ngi sTd mi Lots and d. cabins ad So, $3.50
right and follow s06 1 miles. For
CHILCoT,, Fairfax. Va. or can
SeFM. Gssieent 6oTfxs22. FACE Bay blvd. i-ss and
Ridge "a. mr.. estate, Plum Point.
M Ss,o S!sI,,,Is open Sat; and sun. Inquire
sUMMER HOME. near Deaie On Ia
ssrss srd.n pc 'Sshn Sedrms lru sfss rsn
Kit. bath. 2 screened porches; full
bsmt. Make offer. JE. 4-O342. --25
BAY RIDGE NR. ANNAPOLIS
rms, 3 complete baths; very comfort
eole. modernlzeu, competely WINTER
ixed, select location on shore front.
large lot; shade trees: ample garden
space: 2-car garage; fine beach in
front. boat anchorage convenient:
school bus. blk; wonderful home
for family with growing children.
Can arrange sale by owner or your
broker. 100 River dr., Bay Ridge.
Phone Bay Vista md. 1881.
CAPE ST. MARYS--LarEe lot. excel
lent view OF beautiful Patuxent:
S665 or any reasonable OFFER; liberal
discount for cash. OF. 4-7ss6. IA
homes. cottages. lots: many directly
on the water. Prices start a. So
$50. as low as S495 down. B. NJ.
ODUM. RE. 7-5216 or drive to Deale
and phone Mr.. RICE. West River
FOR SALE BY owNER-water front
property with private sandy beach,
3S miles to d. c. 2-bedrm. house;
LARGE kit. with gas and electricity,
bath shower. knotty-pine Nv. yn1..
picture window. firepl.: completely
furnished. 10. 3-48ss -25
FOR sALE-Large waterfront home
in Bay Ridge. Complete in every de.
tail. ready TO move into.
Year-Found masonry home. ave large
rooms. bath. breezeway srd gafase
on half acre Of land: near the water.
J. P. STERLING, Broker. 1B6 South
Ut. CO. e-2430. --23
(Conffnuad on NeTt BaRal
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED 'lots of lots" We buy
Prince Georges County lots and
more homesite in Maryland. within
5 miles Of ne. D. C. Prefer in
restricted $4,000 area. Call WA.
1852.
MUST HAVE AT ONCE ground for
cally priced for. quick deal. Cali
S. p. COHEN. LA. 6-24O7. -25
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
iconfimued.

COMPLETELY REMODELED and air.
Dupont Circle. First door. i.40o
So. IT. Of space. suitable for ply
sicians specializing in internal med
scine; ground floor; 1000 SO: #;
use use or Shops; ample partine space
svsilsbie in same bldg. Call Ho.
1917 18th ST. N.w.-Availabie May
l; Groom suite. 1st floor; win con-
slider individual of1ces; air condi-
TONED If desired. ST. 3-5530.
SHERATON BLDG. I'll 14th St
l rm.. partitioned into, 2 oflces
with anteroom. air cond.: $69. .06
per mo. Apply RIM. Ala or call DI,
Air 1Eses -coNp1rroNEp OFFICES 7a syail.
IS Sfsss iassS SIss,; isss Conn S ave. sis a.S''
once available. at $40 per mo-:
G.vn n neart sr1 q, Of ma56st n66so area. occall
WISCONSIN, IscSstAi a At ',s1sO' VAN NEss-TiTst-
floor oface.. suitable for business or
professional use: conv.. to bank.
post ONCE and stores; 2nd-fi. apt,
also also sySil. cali 5aS to o. EN-. 2-2S3l;
DEL nESUh- AuLce .ooMs. my AyoL
business: suit. for doctor or any
other ONCE business. OIL. 4-4900,
RING BLDG, 18th and M sts. NV.
Suite ale. 500 SO: IT,, windows:
be inspected 9:30 a.m.-5:30 pm.
MCLEOD g. FERRARA. phone RE.
7-4307. -
CENTRAL NATL. Blk. BLDG. 631 Pa.
ave nw.-About 1000 50. it.. avail.
IN whole or part: newly dec. eley.
bldg. cony. loc:. reas. Apply $40 +
81. NV. RIM 10. "a
F ST: At 9th-Brisht. 3-rm. suite;
loc.. elev; bldg.a reas. Apply $40 F
st. W.. RIM. 10. PA
COR. 10th AND PA. AVE. e45 Pa.
ave. NV A:tr. indiy ONCE or suite;
sley, BLDG. good loc.. reas. Ma.
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Continued on Next pags)
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE WANTED-For barber shor
preferred, Box 73-J. Star. s5'
UPPER 18th ST., south of r. ]
ave. n.w.-Large storeroom with
garage to alley. In first-class con.
dition. Will give good lease tt
satisfactory tenant. Key at ONCE
NV; Phone MA. s-a@65. -.25
Price street, "a blk. OF Georgia ave
Call JU. 1898. 30
CLOSE TO CORNER Sth AND F SITS,
location, Apply $40 F st. NV,
Do%NrowN SIS@ tSi F ST. SHOPPING ARR AREA,
busy !; osa,t location; Apply $40 F st
Goth AND X N.W.--Attrac. store
22x7O. with .drive-in bsmt., suit
sales and service. RA. 6-3220. -2t
1 REMAINING STORE in ige. 90
store GILMORE shopping center, 450-
car parking. Leesburg pike. between
Baileys Crossroads and Seven Cor
pliances. sewing center auto supply.
etc. Call HO. 2-5358 or RA. 3-1397
929 F ST. N.W.-Store and bsmt
Attractive show windows; air con-
ditioning. Immed. poss. Consult Mr.
Young. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. Ma
s5Os CONN. AvE.-aoxso, est. shop
ctr. Crosstown bus. Long lease resp
ten tenant; N,1 VaGj afrlSaST2 EN-; 2-s2l7 p.r,
de rd'IcrosstoWn Gro aebHh bus. Is show oV WINK Wins
dows. busy center; reas.; vac. EN-
o-S517,
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.

ALEXANDRIA, units. Conv. loca-
tion to bus and stores. $500 yearly
do%e i0SSme DoaoHo esles sSs REH1TY Eaap 9fs a. IN
TAKOMA PARK. 5-unit, S1s,950-
This is tremendous value. Excel
lent conditions; ,,r, Low rentals can car
MT. PLEASANT . 3 units, furn.,
excel. income; Substantial cash
new. DETACHED BRIcK, 4-famiIy
colored apt. ne. Tenants, pay own
utilities. Rent and price reas.
4cTNSF 0MMFE APP e. house oSse1 in Falls chGTeh
REALTY. KE. $3.50 till Q.
80 UNITS. between Conn. and Mass.
aves., old but substantially built.
A solid investment offering attrac-
tive depreeiatien N.Y. write of, o. M NJ
DI. 7-1411: evenings. EN-. 3-40l5,
sos EQUITY. s2a5. 900 corp. asset.
include 1872 apartment units in one
Of best Sc { wi locations; s,,,i MI nS Moran
7-i411; evenings. EN-. 3-4015. -25
NEAR CALVERT THEATKR-store
rooms on 1st floor and 4 rooms and
bath on End floor, 2-car garage.
Call MRS. CONWAY. DE. 2-30S3
or AID. 2-4545. -e5
3 SMALL BRICK row houses on 5th
st. NV. nr. Griffith Stadium
rented 6fI,,5 Ss5 sSI1;., saSh; price, $12,0oGi
St; s-a4niw' nv d. 7-eo57; ewes. % Oh
SPECULATORs,. ATTENTION - g.
story. 2-bath. row brick house on
New Hampshire ave-, nr. George
WASHINGTON Hospital. E. QUINCY
SMITH. INC, 141S H st. NV DI.
7-9057: eyes,. OIL. 2-9474. PA
6-UNIT. Silver Spring. Md: income
approx. $4,000 yearly; detached: !:
all 1-bedrm. units. A safe, sound
invest. or peri. loc. to live in. ST.
3-0550. EN-. 3-5351. DOROTHY K.
WINSTON g. co, %
BR1CK AUNT APT.-Each, 3 rms.
bath. screened back porch; separate
gas heating units income approx
S24OO yearly. Must be sold to
settle estate. OIL. 2-1542. "a
ARLINGTON DUPLEX - Spanking.
new home and income; two 1-floor
luxurious 5-room apts.: lease $240
per mo. with option to buy: modest
down payment. Price, S26,500.
E. F. STEFFEY JE, 4-3447
Evening star., 1954-04-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

RAMBLERS. beach cottages. erected
"a So your DON 81 Of M%NTz, 11sS9 'toPsfs 81. s.ssss.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-ofnce will
Sat. and sun, to take care OF old
and new clients; sale or rental Of
shore properties. Reservations week.
month. "a season or season. Phone
Dickinson 1851. L. T. GRAVATTE.
MA. S-O753.