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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24

notices to Mrs. Lynn Battles,
phone PA 9-7935 next we k.
Please call by March 81.
On Sunday, March 20, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Davis, West
Chester Drive, entertained a
party of relatives. The group
included Mr.. and Mrs. c. b.
Eddy, Clay Eddy Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Eddy, Mrs. B. w.
Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pa
rker Of Chardon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Eddy of Cleveland.
Mrs. Frank Ferris of May
vile, N. Y, is visiting h her
daughter, Mrs. Peter Ruh and
family. She was here with her
twin daughters, Mrs. Rub and
Mrs. John Allen on their bir-
thday, March 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
left on Thursday, March II, Ito
visit their son DR.. Dewey
Bond and family until Monday,
Mar. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spar
grove left on Wednesday after
noon for IIolmesville to make
arrangements for his mother S
funeral on Friday. They will go
to near Pittsburgh on Saturday
for the burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Patter-
son and family of Worthington,
0. spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. c..
Patterson. Vernon gave a talk
on Small Gardens" at a gar
den club in Mayfield Heights
on Friday evening and on Sat-
urday demonstrated tree trim
ming at Notre Dame.
Heirways
At Huron Road Hospital, Mar.
l9, a son, Philip Ralph, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Quigley. The baby weighed in
at 8 lbs. and 6 OF. Mother and
baby doing nicely.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24

done most of the work them
selves. Their father, DR.. Lynn
Hamilton, had helped to direct
the activities and given some
assistance. Now the project is
nearly completed and Terry and
Lynda can look with pride on
their efforts.
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Golden Wedding Couples
Thus far only two Chester
couples have announced their
intention of attending the Gold
en- Wedding dinner in Chardon.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. N.
c. Patterson. Mrs. Ralph Sch
warz represents Chester on the
planning committee.
Joins Fraternity
David Titus, a freshman at
Western Reserve university, has
pledged to the Lambda Chi
Alpha Fraternity.
4
Scout Troop 195
Boy Scouts are supposed to
be trained to help in any en-
ergency. For practice on Mon
day night, an emergency alert
was sounded unknown to tn e
boys. Scout Master, Adam Hor-
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News by Lennah b. Bond
Study Club Luncheon

views Dy Lehman ID. DOhu
Study Club Luncheon
Eighteen members of t h e
Chester Study club and five
guests were entertained at a
luncheon by the club president,
Mrs. Peter Rub at her home
on Wednesday Mrs. Rub was
assisted by Mrs. Judson Town
ley and Mrs. G.. Robert Fox.
Following the luncheon, n e
regular business session W S
held. Mrs. Sam Patterson read
the club collect.
Announcement was made OF
the Freedom Agerda meeting
to be held in Chardon on March
81 also the Conservation meet
ing. Members were urged to
support the Talent Show which
will appear in Chester April Ia.
There was some discussion on
the program for next year.
DR.. Frank Ferris, pastor en-
eritis of Fairmont Presbyter :
ian church, Cleveland, now of
Mayville, N. Y, Mrs. Ruh'S
father, was the speaker. His
subject was "The Singers of
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on and william Reiff, Assist
ant, were proud of the response
CT Troop 1876. OF % active mem
bers, II boys appeared In rec
ord time. The other five had
good reasons for not respond
ing.
Past Chiefs Club
Mrs. Lyle Battles entertained
the monthly luncheon meeting
of the Past Chiefs club of the
Maple Leaf Temple at h e r
home on Wednesday, Mar. 16.
Lodge Dinner
April / is the date of the
next dinner which will be SER
we'd to the public at the K of
P Hall. Serving will be from
$50 to 7:30.
Baptist Aid
At the regular meeting of the
Baptist Aid Society held in the
church dining room on March
8, Mrs. Henry Hansen and Mrs.
H. w. McGrew were hostesses.
Dinners are served on the Sec
ond Wednesday of each month.
The next date is April 13.
Campfire Birthday Party
March "a at 7:30 pm. is the
date of the Campfire birthday
party. All Campfire girls and
Blue Birds, their parents and
friends, are invited to the Ches-
ter school for the program.
Moving pictures of Camp Wa
kawie in Austinburg will be
shown and a council fire will
be held. Refreshments will be
served.
Talent Show
The following from Chester
are scheduled to appear IN the
Talent Show for the Opportun-
ity School. Dale A. Bray, John
Perry, Gordon and K n n e t h
Graft, Arawana Hayashi, Mar
tina Lu Senior.
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Junior Choir Program
The program presented by
the Junior Choir of the Com
munity church at the Eastern
Star meeting in Chardon on
Tuesday, was based on the es-
sentials of a good choir. In
terpreted first in solos and la
ter in a choral group. Jimmie
Patterson was announcer a n d
as he presented each number
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he called attention to the point
to be illustrated in each selec-
tion.
First numbers by choir were,
Music in the Air" Hear Dem
Bells" and Little David Play
Your Harp" Solo by Lynford
Brawn, "The Jones Boy" Ju-
dith Kasick and Janice Faber
did a ballet dance.
The choir "'In the Garden"
and Living for Jesus" Tom
my Patterson sang, "My Task. "
Noel Hayashi rendered "Nau-
tch Dance" on her violin. Lau-
ra LaMoreaux sang, "Open the
Gates of the Temple" Final
numbers by the choir were,
Battle Hymn of the Republic,
and DAY is Done" There are
26 members of this choir rang
ing in age from seven to IA.
They are directed by Mrs. Muir
ray LaMoreaux. Mrs. Russell
Ruble is accompanist. Mrs. r.
L. Kochert, program commit
tee, invited the choir to sing
at this time.
New Homes
On Mayfield Road and west
of his home, william Bierman.
an experienced builder, is erect
ing homes for his son n d
daughter and their families. He
is doing all of the work him.
self. The first large house is
well underway. At present it
is being plastered. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Stuart (Twila Bierman)
and daughter, Heather Marie,
expect to occupy the home a.
bout June /.
The second house which is
well started will be the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bier
man and sons, Bruce Allen and
Brian Lee.
Another local girl and h e r
family will move into a new
home in Chester in late April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kidder
(Betty Sharp and son will
live in a new home which is
being built on Sharp Drive.
Personals
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
George Maxim, Cedar Rd. in
the death of her father, Will
liam Burton of Cleveland Hgts.
Mr.. Burton died after a very
brief illness.
Alvin Sharp Jr. is recovering
satisfactorily after an appen-
dectomy performed at Womans
hospital on Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Kneale and Mrs.
Quentin Groth recently attend
ed a meeting of the Geauga
county Junior Fair B o a r d &.
They represented the Campfire
girls organizations of West Ge-
auga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shano-
wer, who have been in Eustis,
Fla, since early February, are
expected home about April /.
Please call news items and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
.Bonn1eMurray
Wedding Set
for April I'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W..
Murray of South st. announce
the approaching marriage on
April 2, at 8 pm. of tn e r
daughter, Bonnie to Floyd
Leyde, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Leyde, 142 Center ST..
Rev. Charles Strong will Off
ciate at the open church cere-
mony while Crandall Hender =
shott will provide the orga n
music.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. David Both
am who moved from Ash
land to 123 Main st. Mr..
Botham is a salesman for
the Swift Packing company
in the Chardon area. Mrs.
Botham is employed as a
secretary for the Chardon
Methodist church.
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CHURCH CALENDAR

CHIHCH CALENUAK
Thursday, March "A, 1855
7:30 Choir Practice
Friday, March rs, 1855
7::30 mems fellowship a n
Pilgrim Fellowship Work Ses.
sion Saturday and Sunday, Mar
26 and 81
Educational Building Men S
Fellowship and Pilgrim Fellow
ship serving pancakes.
Sanctuary Building The Wo-
mans Association serving din
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e the them ton William Reff Assist
Evening star., 1955-03-25
EIectronic Camera Expected
ToOpen Up Study of Planets

times brighter than one that
would normally show up from
dim light. 1t also can be photo
graphed from the viewing
screen for future study.
The new camera was devel-
oped with the support of the
Bureau of Ships, United States
Navy.
DR.. Morgan had mo COM
ment" to make on the Navy's
interest. That phase of the
development has been put under
tight security wraps.
DR.. Albert Wilson of Lowell
Observatory, who worked with
DR.. Morgan in the astronomi-
cal end of the development, said
that with new notifications it
may be possible soon to take
pictures of details on Mars never
before observed either usually
or photographically.
AStronomiStS plan to use the
camera in 1856 when Mars will
be closer to the earth than it
has been since 1899.
Under present viewing of
Mars. only an object about 20
miles across in size can be seen.
DIR. Morgan said it had hoped
that when the camera is fully
developed. this can be reduced to
about four miles.
Evening star., 1955-03-25
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 23.-Johns
Hopkins scientists have disclosed
a new electronic camera that
virtually sees in the dark and
| promises to revolutionize the
| study of planets, such as Mars.
! The announcement was made
here and at meeting of the In
ternational Mars Committee in
session at the Dowell Observa-
tory, Flagstaff, Ariz., yesterday.
| 1t was disclosed that last sum-
mer the camera was used to pho
| tograph Mars at Lowell under
poor atmospheric conditions and
yet made some Of the best pic
lures so far obtained Of the
planet.
! Work on the camera started
in 1947. 1t was developed by DR..
Russell H. Morgan. head of the
Pathological department at Hop
kins, assisted by Ralph E. Sturm,
physicist in the Hopkins Depart
ment Of Radiology.
Its first uses were in the med
ical field. It made possible flou-
roscopic viewing of areas of the
body previously difficult to reach
by X-ray. It was particularly
useful in studies of the interior
organs of extremely fat persons.
Heavy layers of fat normally
shut of light and make X-ray
viewing impossible.
The electronic camera en-
bodies an image orthicon just as
in an ordinary television camera.
The orthicon takes the image
from the lens and translates
1t into electrical impulses.
1t is the next stop that makes
the Hopkins electronic camera
different. Before transferring
the electronical impulses back
to an image for viewing, 1t
greatly amplifies the signal.
This means an image can be
seen that is several thousand
Evening star., 1955-03-25
India S Special Envoy
Meets Dulles for Talk

D. K. Krishna Menon, India'x
special envoy to the Omitted
States, called on Secretary of
State Dulles yesterday to dis
cuss Far East problems.
Mr.. Menon. who lodged most
questions of reporters. refused
to say whether he had urged q
meeting Of foreign ministers in
San Francisco next June in con-
nection with the 10th anniver-
sary celebration of the U. N.
But he said If such o meeting Il
held. India will be represented.
The envoy said he and Mr..
Dulles had discussed Indo- China
and the Far East, but not con-
ditions inside Formosa."
Mr.. Menon said he had re-
quested yesterdays conference,
which appeared to be a follow
up of talks he had last week
with President Eisenhower and
Secretary Dulles at the White
House.
Evening star., 1955-03-25
EIectronics Device Reveals
SIip-ups in Plane Crashes

few, their cause form no set pat
tern, and incident reports them
selves must be resorted to in
improving the record.
The new flight recorder may
be the answer. It will record
altitude. track and speed for
the entire fight, plus other data.
w. K. Andrews. director Of the
Civil Aeronautics Boards Bureau
of Safety Investigation. has ex-
planned that during the year
1851 through 1858. a total of 1874
million passengers were carried
by scheduled domestic airlines,
in the course of Z million revenue
hours, with only 274 fatalities.
Evening star., 1955-03-25
Compound Will Patch
Black Top or Cement

CLEVELAND.-A concern has
developed a driveway topping
and sealer compound that con-
tains no water for use in patch
ing black top or cement sur
facing.
The company says its product
gives the softness of asphalt and
the hardness of tar so that it
won't crack during winter or
soften in hot weather.
Evening star., 1955-03-25
By Harry Lever

An electronic device soon may
be installed on passenger air
planes to record pilot error.
This was disclosed yesterday
in the Hotel Statler by Prof. j. j.
Ryan, the inventor. who is with
the University of Minnesota.
Several speakers at the recent
Air Line Pilots Safety Forum
explained that near-accidents
are going unreported because
pilots are afraid of disciplinary
action, and as a result. the safety
record is not improving as quick
ly as it should.
Although airline accidents are
Evening star., 1955-03-25
Two Educators Honored

DR.. Howard E. Wilson, Ma.
tional Association Education Of
ficial, and DR.. Theodore A. Dist.
Ter, Of the Association of Amer
ican Colleges, have been elected
to the Commission on Educa-
tional Organizations of the Ma
tional Conferences Of Christians
and Jews.
Evening star., 1955-03-25
Festival Dance Tickets

Tickets for the Conference Of
State Societies Cherry Blossom
Festival Dance are now on sale
at the Willard Hotel and Abbey
Personnel. 1888 I street NV.
The dance will be at 9 p.m..
Wednesday in the Hotel Statler.
Evening star., 1955-03-25

The fatal accident rate was thus
0.19 per 100000 hours.
The most common type of
accident resulted from turbu-
lence. Next came those resulting
from collapse of landing gears,
overshooting the runways and
collisions.
Evening star., 1955-03-25
Points for Parents 8, ts,'A rAen.. ws'oe.

Only find and do something about the OF
nnsbeharor erpect permanent change In it.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
COOP. APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTs wANTED
PACKING. SIoRAGf

=
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
aeros: the country; safe storass .g,,s n
Phone No. 7-0lo4. UNION sToR-
AGE CO., INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a specially. s. 1. MORRIS.
Tu; 2-Il50 or Il. 6.2Ss9 ..
night; expert handling: reasonable
rates, Du. 7-a6s7.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture es
part payt. on your moving. storage.
Reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-1 zig.
So
CHESTER MOVERS. ige. or small
We do them all: clean and careful.
ST. $3.50. ia. 9-0lI5. evss
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN = Low
rates: exper. men: "a hr.; l-bedrrn.
apt, $40; closed vans: ms. Lu. l.
s ,
Evening star., 1955-07-01
RENTS REDUCED

1918 Alabama ave. s,e.. Congress
Heights---Larse 1-bedroom apart
ments. just redecorated: laundry
room, near stores. bus, ETC.; S55.
plus utilities. Key ct Apt. 104.
James Carroll Real Estate
3119 Nichols Ave. Sc. 10. 10000
c0LoREDI. BEDRaIs.; I'd lIs7 II; st, 9TH
cOLoRED-sIS v 81. N.E.-s rms.
kit. and bath apts.: Just OF R. /.
/, ave-; $50 SO. Incl. heat. Ma. S-SO93.
OLIVER T. CARR. REALTOR.
C0LORED--22I3 18th ST. NE
2-rm.. kit. and bath apis: in this
ssssn sadk sne Rla hsst WA Na rsss ssoss 81
Oliver 7. CARR, REALToR.
C0LORED--3 LGE. RMS, kit. and
bath. 423 9th st, ne. $50 mo.
COLORED-SOLDIERS HOME AREA
-3 rooms, kitchen. bath: utilities
furnished. Newly decorated. Couple
preferred. Call RA. 6-1349 between
c6,IoRrndNRp g PM and Z Pm; pok1. AVE. NJ
Very nice. large 2-rm.. kit. dinette
and bath apt. S65 mo-, incl. utils.
coLoREbgN. LiIGrzN CAPITOL ST. NV
2 rms. kit. bath and. porch. sep.
entr., newly redec., mod. equipment.
fa; fse SO ,4qs me- E E SUINGYY Y slaGTH: SMITH
COLORED-POToMAC AVE. s.E.--
5 rms. kitchen. bath: utilities fur
nished. Ii. 7-734S. II
C0LORED-2 bedrms.. kit, liy. rm.
and dinette:. SIS: utilities incl.
near 18th and Park I'd. Tu, 2-l513.
CoLoRED-ONE BEDROOM, living
room. kitchen and bath: S69. so.
To see, call RA. 8-S224. So
COLORED - 1870 HOLBROOK ST.
NE. - Lge. 1-bedrm.. apt. rear
porch; conv.. to everything: rent
So so mo. Call MR.. DUvALL. DI.
coIoREp-1ss1 K ST. s.E.-Mod-
ern apt bldg: lge. 1-bedrm. apt.
heat furn... conv. to everything
rent s75 mo. Can MR.. DUvALL.
coLoRE6@s 81 olsnoo ROOMS, kitchen M 70,
refined couple; utils,. furr.: S62 30;
coPokf5s az aa5ss iESa E&s e'R RrT T. ana bath
ssS,,DI $50 plus sT gti!s:; s.sspE RE. SSth and E
COLORED--5s12 EADs ST. NE
Lge living rm. dinette. ! bedrm.,
kit. and bath: rent $50. Call Mr.,
DUVALL, DI. 7-64O0. II
C0IORED-TWO LARGE ROOMS,
private bath: utilities furnished
$50 per mo-: 129 N. Car. ave, Sc
coLoREp--aOS d ST. Nw.-lst
and End A. front apts.; very low
rentals. RA. 6-1101; RE. 7-2537
Evening star., 1955-07-01
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED

THREE-BEDRM..s ranch-styie home.
| Scr. porch, carport, large I'd; g.
Woodiey, 1405 OakridFe rd.. Fails
Church, Va. JE 3-1s60. --4
RARE OPPOR., retired couple. nice
3-bedroom 2-bath cottage on pri-
y gate estate estate s. ref; consider s.ls,
ARI., best arsa, close in. Pentagon.
Navy Annex--3-bedrm.. 2-story CO.
lonial;. 10 by 90 liv. rm., full din;
| rm.. N baths. screened porch. fulI
bsmt; nr. Patrick Henry. Thomas
JsiisFssn a.S st 81 ,nh Thos. 4s Mo5e schools: Yas T.
Silver iTylhi sssPRsiANG sPRiNGDBrs. s coloniali .
sedrms.. N, baths, bthSo newly dsc.:
BETHEsDA-3- -bedrm. brk. Colonial:
newly dssc,; excel. loc.; si26 mo.
.6o 10 RAN6oipH isSSi. ST. Alexis rms,
compi. redec.; 3 bedrms.. elec. kit;
bus at door; yard. Si26. TIE, q
7iaS IasS' 9th ST. N.w.-4s rms. IN
mo; Call RE. 7-5224 or EN-. j.
ACRES IN Lake Bancroft area: O.
bedrm. brk,, rambler: firegl;. conc.
| porchcs. uble. car gar; Pentagon,
NAVY wash id,Isrsl Sns ~ trnisSsS TsSsS' .ns
WE Hhvk . uUusbet Iuu uisneu snu
Ssniarn.snspi sniurn,. sfsb i to s1s5. For detail;
call HALL REALTY CO., 1907 y.
veitch St.. Arl:, va, "a 7-oSSS,
ii32 MONROE ST. N;w..-Modsrn:
2 baths. 4 bedrms. Must bs seen
LANGLEY PARkM2. .bedrm. semi
sse5' OWNER, Ju. g-047o. after
NEsR IN ROCKVILLE - New 4-room
house hS 10 nods5p sas; a conveniensss''
Hsoiiss sSg r. 'FdS 81 LARGE ISsis sFAMMY-Four
dining room and sitting room. one
and one-half baths. Can Be seen
sysninss to ws,b,Sston. 3. Sse1 Efs'sfn D Z.
sEaR Fsis NEW sfSvi'aGA 'HaAMFsHIRs aGAMsBhI AVE.os-
bedrm brick. sep. din. rm-. built.in
arr. fenced I'd; shoppins; Slso.
,Sso GslI IA cA.SiS sIIs7si sr. Nw.-tst.foor stu
sssf ss, poiss r; rent s5i snis sIs sSs5O ''ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brk. mr.,
shopping center: conv. TO Psnt,:
yfisf fsnseS 6yy yd MT, siSq iSnRScN se s styp yplso
$3.50 mo. lease. win furnish. cali
8 RMS EPosi 3 sPss., SO snsfsnc.r sntSss / blk.
HechtS store, Arl: off-street park
ing. Call KE. 7-1271 after 2 pm.
lcOLLEGE PARK. ssa.so PER No,
--B-rm. and bath bungalow; fLli
bsmt., auto. heat. near IT. Meade.
II. CARLYLE DE LOzIER. Resltor.
WA. 7-S00O. WA. 7-n93S. -
CONTINUED on ntyt pagsl
Evening star., 1955-07-01
APPS. UNFURNlsHED--vA.

ARL., 51o N. Kenmore-six rooms.
and transp.: $125 month. incl. heat
and utils. EN-. 2-3319. -3
ARL.-Bedrm., liy. rnn.. dinette. kit.
bath: nboye-eyg.. .conv loc.. mod.
bldg; $40. IA. 6-z6S5, IA. 2-lS90,
Evening star., 1955-07-01

HARBoR TERRACE KPARTMENTs
ysnep sSs ere to Nstions Airpor oDr
have newly redecorated I-bedroom
apis. from S70.75 to S75.75 per
month, incl. utils. For inspection
apply at Apt. !, 1901 Abingdca dr.
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
HOUSES FURNISHED

UNUSUAL OFFERING-completelg
modernized log cabin. conveniently
located in Chevy Chase. Md:
rooms. kitchen and bath; beautiful
s. sa5aenl slss sttras5iveiyA a ANp1 Sns 5ullf N
| Dupont Circle. DU. 7-I234. ri
CAPITOL HILI.---3 complete apts.:
newly DECOR: avail: immed: ir-
come s2ob: rent, S135 mo. RE.
CH2sSSiY9 CHEVY CHASE. MD.--Larse com
pieteiy furnished house: spacious
shady grounds: until Aug. 80. OIL.
ARRiISihNSGSiToN-e-bedrm. brick: bsmt.
Near school and bus: $11b. 26QS
2 TrSyspt.nb TTrSy s. bong1teET 1E Erssso Sasi'. +
3S19 18th N.W.--3 stories: suitable
for home, plus 2 apis. and 2.caf
30I8 RODMAN ST. E.W.---Lovely
home; newly furnished and deco
rated suitable ,do 1or family yg.ss1a sl.n
ATTRaCTivE. fsrRaGTiefs. SNAIL aGns HoussE, on
quiet street, near American Univ.
| 3 bedrooms. ga baths, recreation
room. screened porch. July !
throush December. EN-. S-23o4:
MERIDIAN HILL PARK-uniaue ..
story brk. Georgetown-type. con.
rm., din. rm.. kit. bath, laundry,
| oil heat. hardwood floors, well
| furn.; avail: for discriminating
bachelor or couple. AID. 2-0Sl0
OFF 18th NV. Lamont st.. at II.
brary-Niceiy furn., new cond.; 3
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. lse. kit.
COLLEGE PARk--Summer rental
So.sss.iga Sessions. slss 9ssh' %a 10 Ssssss: ss4ss
RIGGS PARK-a-bedrm.. semidst.
1 brick, with full bsmt.: 500 per mo.
Gail J. =. c'coNNoR, ST. S-ss22;
cSNS... syssi. 9ti 1yE' o-4sIs' ASp RopmAN-caool. a
summer rent: / bedrms., j baths:
steinway Bendix: I'd. Reas. KE. q
ISGGIRxHAM ST. N,w.-clean, cool.
2 bedrms., scr; porch, sa1r1sssss.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLs-Modern q
bedroom brick. library. Ia baths.
large screened porch. built-in ga
rage: automatic washer. drier.
ironer; completely furnished: beau.
tiful yard; sls6. year lease. Ken.
MASS. Ass ave AvE. ExT.-contemporary
4 bedrms.. 3 baths. maids rm.: ex-
pensively furn. from 5000 HI n q
$1,000 stainless-steel range. All
ionsa.peSes' isndscapeS patio oeea terysee race bsrbs-
cue. Ideal for entertaining. Near
schools. $3.50. Oh. 4-I492. ---3 1
WIS. AVE. AREA---6 rms. 2 Sleep
ing porches. I'm. hsmt.. garaEe:
AnT9 SffaR' CO, m Ma sssss ssssoD DlNts syes.. a.
chew CHASE RAMBLER, 8 rms.
2 baths, playrm., dish wash. dis
NINGToN. OIL. 2-2635: EN-. 2.
COW. Nw--small mod, e-bedrm.
july 10. Rent. SlS5. co. s-oa2S
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SALES, INC, 1922 L st. NV, MA.
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SpSifn Sficf beSrms lr rm ssipssaeasa &C.. an.
rni,. bath. Gas heat. Nicely fur.
nished. Util., room. Fenced rear
yard. Directions: Out. Columbia
pike. Right on Greenbrier. left on
81 sasERas R 8 SALE ss ME rseEDFhsHcK iass { " "
EMiHBissYY' MIA sY' SECTION, SECTION ssas FULTON
st.. NV. (nr. Mass. ave. e.)---Ayaii,
July 1; bedrms., liv. rm,, din.
rm.. kit, lge. library. garage: S275
mo-. furnished. Call Mr.. Lavery with
JOHN H. MILLER. Jr.. ma. S-2557.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
107 HESKETH ST., 2 biks. from
room, screened porch, garage. oil
heat. now avail .
EDW. H. JONES CO.. INC.
$500 CONN. AVE. NV. wo. $4,000