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Evening star., 1955-01-25
Senate Vote 10 Delay
Higher Auto Fees
Sends Bill 10 House
By Gene Goodwin
s,er sseH Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 25-The
next move in a Democratic CAM
paign to repeal higher motor ve-
hicle license fees in Maryland
this year is up to the House OF
Delegates.
The Senate did It's part last
night by voting. 20 to 9, to post
pone for one year the higher
registration fees scheduled TO
take effect this spring.
The vote closely followed party
lines and came after debate OF
an hour and q half. the longest
of this 1855 Legislature.
The Democrats here-or most
of them-are trying to make
good on a campaign promise to
block scheduled increases OF
from SIS to $40 in the cost Of
license plates for smaller pas
senger autos and from $23 to
$50 on plates for larger cars.
Truck plates would go up In Q
corresponding ratio.
Timed for Veto.
Gov. McKeldin, a Republican.
vetoed a similar bill after the
last legislative session. Demo-
cratic strategists hope to get
this years measure on his desk
so rapidly that, II he vetoes 1t.
the Legislature will still get Q
chance to override him In time
to stop the higher fees.
Last nights Senate vote
showed enough strength for the
three -fifths vote needed to over
ride a gubernatorial veto.
The Governor got little help
from the eight Republican Sem
ators. not one Of whom spoke
for retaining the higher fees.
which the State Roads Conamis-
sion says it needs for the IL
year roads program.
The administration ball was
carried, however, by three Bal
timore city Democratic Senators,
apparently concerned about the
estimated SIS million a year
the city would get from the
higher tag fees. Two county
Republican Senators almost can
celed their support, however.
by voting in favor of the bill.
Evening star., 1955-01-25

States Court Of Appeals, he
could take into consideration the
first instance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
VOn The @ VA L
Win The
\ =" SPEEDWAY KID "
hv EARL REUCLER

Well it finally happened. The
racing season is over for 1855. We
have been attempting to bring you
the highlights of the races from
all the local tracks: Sandusky, Ere
mont and Tiffin, with an occasional
report from Toledo. However brief
the reports have been, at least 1t
was the story of the day.
1t has been a pleasure for me to
do this as an added feature of
The News and at the same time
giving our loyal readers who are
interested in Stock Car Racing
some of the insights and happen
ings, some of which are behind the
scenes, and are not known to the
fans, or readers.
We will now put this column to
bed until next year, possibly a.
round Memorial Day, at which time
some of the tracks hope to start
the 1865 season.
If there are any questions con-
cerning stock car racing that you
may have in mind, please do not
hesitate to write in and we will
answer them. So until next spring
So long.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
HOPALONC Cassidy TO BE Guest
AT DTC FOOTBALL DINNER DEC. IS

Ara Parseghian, head football
coach at Miami University, will be
speaker and Ohio States famous
Hopalong Cassady will be a guest
at the annual Football Banquet for
Port Clinton's 1855 Redskins, which
the Downtown Coaches Association
will sponsor at ST. John Lutheran
church Thursday, December Is.
A party Thursday night llonored
former local coach Wade Watts,
now coach at Canton-McKinley,
whose team enjoys the No. l state
rating for high school football
team. He was given life mem
bership in Port Clinton DTC at the
gathering, held at the Island House.
Altho Watts was charter mem
Der of the DTC here, this is the
first an honorary life membership
in the Association has been confer
red, said president Jim Chapman.
Watts and his staff styed at the
Island House, while the Mckinley
team (Which defeated Waite Friday
night was quartered at the Feath-
ers Motel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11

Dick went on to win the tourna-
ment with a total pinfall of 7019,
an average of 219 pins per game
and a Petersen point total of 1889.
In second place was jim Schroed-
er, ottawa, with 1923. Both men
will go to Chicago Dec 1920 to
roll in the BPA national finals.
Dick perfect game had II per-
feet hits The ninth frame might
be called a lucky" hit, conceded
the big gallery of absorbed specta-
tors, but the rest we're absolutely
perfect"
Recognition from the American
Bowling Congress for the perfect
game will give Dick his choice of
any one of several awards, and
among them is wrist watch He
has had three previous 300 games,
but none in sanctioned bowling.
Standing of other BPW finalists
were: AL Jaworski, Berea, 1859;
John Won Cries, Wapakonetta,
14625; Hank Andorka, Lorain,
14433; Tom Blair, Bucyrus, 144.11;
Warren Lutz, Bucyrus, 1921;
Tony Breno, Lorain; 1855.
Dick had a 289 game in his
third game. His last series of four
games Sunday had 953 total, and
an earlier one was 919.
Of the 256 games rolled by the
eight finalists at the Clinton Sat
urday and Sunday, the over all
average was 202.19. All but two
of the men averaged over 200 for
the session.
Dick bowls with Catawba Marine
Sales team which is competing in
Thyer Classic and Toledo Major
Leagues, and also rolls with the
Wednesday Night House League
here. He started bowling as
youngster under the tuttelage of
his father, Hark Selgo, alley pro-
prietor, and was the youngest COM
petitor Port Clinton ever had in
ABC. A high school and Baldwin
Wallace athletic star, he is a keen
bowling fan and his interest in the
sport is extended to sponsoring
bowling among youth circles. He
is married and has one small son.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11

led 21-O.
Mark Zetzer shot off tackle late
in the 3rd period for 25 yards and
touchdown to make it 27-0. lie
bert attempted to run the ball out
after the tumble from center but
was short.
In the final period Bob Wertz
smashed off left tackle for an
other six pointer and again lie
bert's kick was perfect.
With 6 minutes and 20 seconds
left in the ballgame coach Lukac
cleared the bench. Archie Tunnel
directed the squad from the quar-
terback slot and they ground out
yardage down to the Lakeside 8
yard line where Tunnel scored on
a quarterback keep play. Zieberts
kick was wide.
Lakeside failed to threaten on
their last series of plays and the
gun ended with PC. on the long
end of a 400 score.
Bob Wertz, substituting for Lar
ry Hofacker, who was out with the
flu, was Port Clinton's leading
ground gamer with 6 wards per
carry average.
Gary Branum and Sophomore
Keith Jess both averaged 5 yards
per carry.
Lakeside now has a seasons rec
ord of seven losses and one tie.
They tied Clyde 1913.
Port Clinton will need all their
guns for Fridays game with Belle
vue. If both squads are at full
strength it should be good ball
gaem. Both clubs have identical
Won-lost records and both have
good running attacks. Port Clin-
tons passing attack has been much
more effective than Bellevues and
could be the deciding factor.
Bellevue squeezed by the Red
skins in last years thriller 40-33
and the Lukac coached boys will be
out to avenge that loss.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
0 . Q
FREMONT SPEEDWAY

The management announced last
week their plans for a renovation
program to the Speedway, in fact
it will be brand new 1/3 mile
track (the present track is a mile)
In the new plans the spectators
will be protected by concrete re-
tanning wall and a Is ft. wheel
fence. The starters stand and
judges stand will be located on the
inside of the ova> directly opposite
the grand stand. The new track
will be of the hi-banked type, and
the pit area will also be improved
although it will be in the same To-
cation. Other improvements are
also planned in order to make it
one of the finest race tracks in the
area. So to this announcement we
say good luck to the management
on their plans, as every improve
ment will mean better and safer
races.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11


Bellevue has dropped decisions
to Upper Sandusky, Shelby and
Gallon while coach Lukac's boys
came out on the losing end of the
Oak Harbor, Fostoria, and Mans
field Madison battles.
Bellevue received injuries to
several key personnel in Fridays
tilt with Gallon. Fullback Kenny
Wise was taken to the Gallon hos
pital for X-rays of hip injury.
Quarterback Eddie Lepley reinjur-
ed a knee after scoring on an 81
yard touchdown run on a quarter
back keep play.
Several other Bellevue players
were hampered by less severe in
juries.
Port Clinton has it's share of in
juries too, with Joe Morgan, jim
Black and Larry Hofacker out OF
action for the Lakeside game.
If this game is anything similar
to last years it'll be a dandy.
Bellevue outscored Port Clinton
10 to 33 last season in terrific
ball game.
4 Coach Lukac and his boys will
be out to avenge this defeat. Go!
Redskins, Go!
Redskins overpower Lakeside 400
Martin runs kick back 81 yards
Port Clinton picked up its 5th
victory of the season Friday night
as they romped over Lakeside 400
Lakeside, definite underdog
gave the Redskins all they could
handle in the first half as they
held the PC. offense to single
touchdown. First quarter score was
90.
Bruce Carter hit Ron Strause in
the End quarter for Port Clintons
only score in the first half Ted
Ziebert split the uprights for the
extra point.
Lakesides only weapon was their
passing from Quarterback Dick
Millie to Roy Eberly. This combina-
tion was a constant threat and
clicked for most of Lakeside's to-
tai yardage.
Lakeside's running game was
practically useless as the PC. line
smashed through the Stonecrusher
defense time after time to stop the
visitors for no gain or throw them
for a loss.
1t was just a matter of time un-
til the PC. offense exploded and
1t wasn't nutil the start of the 3rd
period until it did.
Lakeside started the 3rd period
by kicking Off to PC. Tom Martin
scooped the ball up on his own
8 yard line, picked up his inter-
ference and with good blocking by
Bud Ohlemacher, streaked 90 yds.
for pay dirt. This play broke up
the ball game and Port Clinton
rolled from this point on. Ted Zie-
bert's kick was good and PC. had
a 14-0 lead.
Ralph Miller set up PCS 3rd
I'd by blocking Jack Tibbels' punt
and recovering on Lakeside's 9
yard line. Don Ice hit Tony Vail
motif on 10 yard pass for the I'd.
Ziebert kicked the point and PC.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11

his car three times and was unable
to complete the Gays events. Bert
Decker, owner-operator said many
Improvements were planned for
the winter months, and he hopes
to reopen the racing season early
next spring, perhaps in mid-April.
Winners of the seasons final
race were: First heat, Bobby Boug-
han, A; Second heat, Doug Keegan,
Psi; Third heat, Ed Christman,
AL; Helmet Dash, Bobby Boughan,
A; Consi, Bob Harris, C-300; Semi
Feature, Doug Keegan, Psi; Fea-
ture, Bobby Boughan, "A.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
o o o
SANDUSKY SPEEDWAY

The curtain came down Sunday
afternoon at this very popular oval
and showed that Bobby Boughan is
the top man as far as speed is con-
cerned, Che rates high otherwise
too). For the fans who liked to
see spills, Sunday was the day, in
fact there were more spills and re-
starts Sunday than any other race
day. Kaye Ammons and Leo Cald-
well joined the % second club, and
the very popular Russ Roth, driver
and owner of No. go, was given a
beautiful trophy for his record of
attendance in the past three years
at the track. Russ, however, rolled
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
Dick Selgo Rolls Perfect
300 Game AS He Wins BPA
Singles CHAMPIONSHIP Here

Dick Sego Port Clinton kegler made bowling history
in Port Clinton Saturday night.
perfect 300 game, first rolled here in sanctioned
bowling, chaked up Dicks 18th game out of the 81
which he and other naist bowled in the Northern
Ohio Bowling Propreors Association singles championship.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
K. of c. Sponsors
Football Fish Fry

90 guests, including players of
both teams, coaches and cheer
leaders, enjoyed the fish fry spon-
sored by Knights of Columbus
Council 1850 after the Lakeside
Port Clinton game Friday night.
George OlekSa, district deputy
was chief cook assisted by Norm
Kohlhoff. Other assistants were
Leo Walby, Grand knight; Alex
Bergeman, Paul Krofft, Sylvester
Fritz, and Carlton Carpenter. Je-
rome Oleksa and Carol Kohlhoff
did good job handing out the
pop and clearing the tables.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
SPO ORT s
Redskins Face Bellevue
Friday Night In Finale;
Wallop Lakeside 400

The Bellevue Redmen will ring down the curtain on the
1866 Redskn football here Friday night.
Interest high in both schools well both communities
each squad would like to close the in winning
fashion Both the Redmen and the Redskins go into the bg
ono will lOStr records
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11

Fighting in the driveway of a
local residence occasioned a call
to police at 1927 am. Saturday
Police investigation showed it was
a family affair, and the parties
went home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11

The only people who never fail
are those who never try.
-Ilka Chase
Evening star., 1955-05-01

1901 COLUMBIA RD.
Corner 18th st. n.w.-Ideal location
for or 2 doctors, or ONCE dealing
facilities at door. 1 large % rooms sand and
bath. Shown by appointment: avail.
Call H. G. SMTTHY CO., Sll 18th
st. NV. ST. 3.33OO. n
Evening star., 1955-05-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
SMALL MOTOR COURT, ia acres e.

SNAIL MOTOR Courts. 17k acres;
Hwy. 30I, Md; priced right; y
miles Washington; property, increas-
REcENTLY REMoDELED..3 nocrs
and finished bsmta; .hs. hss noef a oh
and CoMMERciAL, Vermont aye:
R;M Rsr.bcSss ssSse in 'na rear. eowSNER. In, I.
STOKE 7cSI AND s.uNIT BLDG. near
reasonable, BOX a77-Y. star.
81. .sso so It.: corner lot; sswsI, and
FsfsE. Esisa &C. Sc. 4.asoc g. .Ss' SSSfHEE e.
REsRTAuRANr - shor. hours: closed s
rifice for quick sale; owner retlr-
ing. Call attorney for owner; own
JAMES sHEN6oSsS; NOS between stwnsSK ana @
sitss; j to IS acres, LYNCH BeOs
NC, Springfield, Va. KI. s-575S
OUTSTANDING business property
The rest location in rapidly srow;
ina county seat town. tfnSt an1
apartment building With add'';obs, a,hs,
business, Also usiness locations
busy highways. LEONARD SNYDER
DOswiNTowN coMMERCiAL BUILD.
ING Of several stories for sale FOL
the first time. Well located. AZ,
tractive price. Early occupancy Y
able only to aualified and seriously
Interested parties, Replies will ,,
regarded in strict confidence. BOZ
sS rsSck SfsIiE GiNE operating ssswssr
Ehiiln Eesim.ptl and should s. ne. sYYSSSSc sYS.SSc sr n
ssos GA Ave-. N.w.-a-,tory bricl
store and rooms. bath, gas ..wh.;
%asHfsaTos %na,;s ffssi1sS REALTY. sSi sS IA. 1868
Evening star., 1955-05-01

I. 243 acres, modern home, 3 farm
houses, 4 barns, 60-head capacity
cattle shed; l00-ton silo. corn, grain
s,na. and feed s,, bins ;s, running water M for
houses. orchard streams, farm equip
ment. 37 head purebred Hereford
2. 210 acres. 2 dwellings, 3 barns,
stable. corn bin, garage, complete
iarm machinery, running streams,
issPsI nsncias: iSDa'sS s. nilss siRss B. 1ef9 e:
a, Us acres overlooking Chesapeake
Bay; 7-room Colonial frame dwell
ing. 2 farm houses, 8 barns. run
ming streams, paved highway; ideal
msdiats possession. 40 miles D. C.
4. SO acres fronting on Q paved high
ways; 5-room home with electricity,
2 large tobacco barns, stable: IS
miles D. c. Sl3.45o;
home, large tobacco barn, stable, out.
buildings: 5s miles D. c. Immediate
6. 100 acres. 4-room home. 2 large
barns, corn house. garage. complete
farm eauipment, !, mule; "a interest
paved road completely fenced: large
timber. liberal financing; immediate
possession; % miles b. c.: $4,000
z: Lower Patuxent River-330 acres.
prick home, 2 bedrooms. 5 baths;
2 modern cottages. farm home.
large barn for tobacco and cattle;
a-njle waterfront: protected har-
Dor: complete farm machinery: i'm
mediate possession: land in high
state Of cultivation: ideal for private
estate or subdivision; State-nnain-
tsinsd read to property; 80 miles
See our ad under waterfront for
Sale" We have farms. waterfronts
cottages. going businesses. timber
to ~ your requirements. CALVERT
erick, Md. Phone l0S, 354 and
225.J.l: INSPECTION BY AP-
Evening star., 1955-05-01
FARMS
FABULOUS INCOME

- - - = . 49, EAA8
with daiTy bar In, Aassachnsettz. II
o. 1000 pop. New sfade schoel Is
MI famous prep school z miles.
210 acres. beautiful o-room coionial,
IA baths. eil heat. fireplace, land
sl..lS,r slshs-s ,esa esltiystson: n.sS eattipss.
modern .4S-stanehio1 barn, other
barn and modern outbuildings, two
Arm. and bath apis. for help. 81
mostly registered GueTnseyS. latest
farm seutpment Owner leayins
900: excel terms. Boz sio-Y. Star.
NEAR LAYTOH6vILLE
1 i50-ACRE tenant operated dairy
farm; most attTae, dwelling: best
CURRENT NET INCOME. High pro.
attrae. dwelling: attractive income.
earning: SIS. 500.
MAR HYATTsTowN
10 AND Is ACRE building. sites; S125
70 $3.50 per acre; excellent eleya-
ton; 10 minutes 70 Route 240 elo-
MopERN HOME. 40 acres. top Of the
world elevation and view. 10 min.
Route 24o eloyerIeaf; S24. 900.
ExcE1LrNhTk hkAs ssolleRAAN 9ssANA Stock farm.
800 to 500 hesS operation: o' no main main
dwelling; priced at bank appraisal:
near Route $40 cioveriehf: $S1 900,
Baltimore dairy farm; ten
ant house. modern dwelling; nicely
elevated: q farmers farm. Near
Route 240 cloyerleaf: $4,000.
25 MILES D. C.
100-ACRE DAIRY farm, older frame
house modernized. excellent repair;
! mile to new Route $40: very at
traetive place 10 raise family and
commute to D.. c.; with stock and
equipment, S42.6Q0: substantial cash
NEAR PooLEsyIrLE
225-ACRE dairy farm:
priced at less than building tnsur-
ance figure; 100 acres Of crops in-
GUIDED; no main dwelling: S57 200;
attractive terms may be arrapeed.
Agent. BEN L. LaGARDE
Home Telephone fremont 4-416k
Evening star., 1955-05-01
COLORED CLIENTELE
PROPERTY FOR RENT

l36 YOU ST. N.E.-store. 20x5o, J.
900 So. IT,; . garages l.500-ft.
parking lot IN rear; reas; MAURICE
FITZGERALD. MA. s-33so. Cali Mr..
l6si 6sI0tsi Goth ST. N.w.-smali attrac;,
rear RAYMOND R. RUPpEkT. sT
!. ii5s4saj "a VERMONT AVE. N.w.-store
Or once, l2x45 It,. with large park
,ns sS area are in rsaF6 rsaF6yp Near nsvIs ss peoes pco
FissR issf x kcsoMMERcIAL. s nT GA s-Gas fsSx,oo IT,
site for drive-in restaurant or ice
SHss.ssRGER srss siSGi fSS Sc 'Ris d. fslSS lsSss
LEASE EASE WITH " nar. OPTION q SSo 10 suf sns
. land, improved by firc resisting
t., . storie9 hisS. 500 ID, foor load,
and is 500 50, II. ground floor, one
story, l6' ceiling. Losding docks,
B. O. siding n's,.S and SoS0p sns ,sSe.a sS T.
In. Powered and good for all Indus.
sssias ssnant IN ? For inspee M aish psons @ ~. Ju
LOT NEXT TO HECHlNGERB on
Lee highway, FtuS CnuECn' lueAi
used car lot, floral shop, fruit stand.
Mr., cAsDoN, Ju. s-l225. Ju. s.
THREE Three STORY AND BsMT. brick
bldg, l41l 9th ct, NV; approx
$500 50, g.; elec. ,conyeyor belt 70
reas. rent. Apply LEO N. BERN.
STEIN a. CO. 1000 p st. NV. or
MAINE AVE. s.w.--Mod. freproei
bldg, 4.275 so. II. on . floors: .:
II, ceilings: $500 mo. A, M. ROTH
iI6S 18th ST. N.w.---2nd commercial
ofices or shops, with liy. quarters;
next to parking lot. ME. S-41W
MR., PILSON, hD. 4-s64S.
cOLLEGE PARK, dreenbeit road
ONCE: $3.50 mo, also 300
store and bsmt; $3.50 mo. uN. 4
ARL.. va, 3ill Columbia pike--t
rms. ideal for home and real estate
full hsmit., outside entt.. ybetN cen
shoppins esnters. IA. e-12sA
Evening star., 1955-05-01
FARMERS FARM

Here is q good one 2s7 acres, many
springs, good S-raom house, two
4-room tenant houses. one large
cinder block barn and one large
frame barn; on good gravel road in
Fauauier Co., Va, convenient to
Warrenton. Va. The buy Of the
year at $50, 900. with $4,000 cash.
thing nice, fine land, on ,nacadam
road 20 miles of Washington; Lou
doun Co.; three 20-acre tracts, all
adjoining: lovely setup: buy 20
3. or 40 acres or all. The price
very low, $3.50 per acre.
Fl. B. MITCHELL
Evening star., 1955-05-01
STORES FOR RENT

MODERN STORE OR OFFICE BLDG.
t64S. 50. ftD. on ground floor and
1-bedroom apartment on 2nd floor.
Suitable for dentist or doctors suite
or. or home. sBoth completely dec, C.
Wsshington blvd. North Arlington;
ao%LEY no REsErY.:n iSEE .ntiEs Er. 0qIls!ns ssss6
Ist6 AND 4 sTs. N.w.-1o.ooo in
radius Of 2 blocks: store. 20xe0 IT.;
MR. KNOX. 81. 4.ssso. aee's No. $500. $3.50.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. z1ss Ga.
ave. n.w,--Large store, newly re-
decorated and beautiful arm. and
bath apt: above: fun basement. oil
A oe p0S1s only esIasneD sfas moSth DsaHt saFsGs MS
pm, III. s-s0a2 VS. =
SMALL STORE; fixtures are installed
ana may be purchased: ground floor
with bsmt.: busy, central, downtown
location: bus stop at door; well
adapted for. use as florist shop.
avail; immed. RE. 1896 or Wo.
ais fTRANKLrN Fl ST. N.w.-Lge. ga store
suit. for shop or any business: S35
PARGoR or dentists once.
Chevy Chase. Md, 7019 Brookeyille
rd.: best community location, nc
sSrpetit5onn; adjacent apt. available.
SEVERAL. were $3.50 to $500 Der
or EN-. 2-5s42. ~
STORE and fixtures for
rent to reliable party. 3424 Con-
LocaATTioN. OF, Mass. az ave,
20 End st. n.w.-Large store: 500
TAT1s os1s EEALTY Co. ST. s-s561.
North cAfIToL AND sHERID AN
SITS. N.W.-Lge. store with full
bsmt.; ideal for wholesale or retail
LIQUOR outlet or any other distribu-
terp.ner 6er AmDls s1nNE1 paF13i1g urNsM Immedase
1866 Sin ST. NE. corner of Morse
St. In Union Market. 5th and Flor
ida ave; ne. HUGH E. PHILLIPS
siNGLs STORE. 1ex75. in new
ssash sss .aS shoDpn or censf, Rsby Tsn, spnsnas s
PECK CO.. ia. s-7a1o or Of.
1918 "a; 18th ST. N.w.--Excel. cor. To-
cation for beauty salon. grocer, up
4aos HfsssreE wsnsa lfngf!s me- ls' sis fsRd ish
STORE AND APT. sos 5th st. NV,
SI75 mo. Mr.. FISCHER. 612 5tb
st. NV. Ex. -3-7313. %
MT. RAINIER, MD, "a Block of R. I.
kE' fase' slsss44l lss;4 parking area 800 mo-
mgr: st s4iS Nj St. NV. or call CO.
1Sss 7 sT. N.w.-18xos asphalt tile
parlor. etc; reas. rent. Call CO,
WHEATON, - Immediate occupancy,
2nx45: 1 block to center Of town:
$175 month including utilities. ia
paIME LOCATION. nr, corner 14th
and N. Y. ave. NV. Small modern
store avail. soon. $3.50 mo. Box
ssiS siS' ff1o@Eh E SsaEi AVE, silver Spring
Tssoms ,s:s, Park arsS go as S12s .a, mo-
aisl ps osa'Vs esa ro5 ana Sy s0S
shopping centers: excellent thrivine
location. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
ARL:. Va. SHOPPING CENTER
1900 blk. Wilson blvd. 32x70 IT
Close-in to Wash. Densely popul-
lated area on principal artery;
plenty parking. Lge. chain stores
in center. On one. Of main routes
to new Potomac Riysr Bridge. In
1IO9 eth ST. N.W.-Central 1oca-
ton. Principal artery. 1Sx60 IT,
Bale Bsleony VIZ once sssas ss@s' suit any bust
lace GEORGIA AvE.-Estahlished
location; util. furn.: convenient;
sTs TsasspSsle spR ewHfAa;roNMS IA; 5l12s new store,
opposite Safeway, MARSTELLER
REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-0779, JU
siL. SPR. AREA-17x5o; excel. 70,
sales ONCE; small shop. etc: 500
MARSTELLER REAL ESTATE, JU
g-O779. JU. 7-64S0.
with full bsmt,; 2-car parking: new
tile floors, and paint; Sl:5: excel
sTELLER REAL ESTATE. JU. o.
0779. JU. 7-64S0.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

l. SIS acres. Anne Arundel County.
paved road, Lyons Creek, private
lake, 6-room modern home, tenant
house, 2 large barns, brooder house,
gravel pit, immediate possession, 21
miles D. c.. S25,000.
2, Harwood: / y acres. modern 7-roon
house, Handicapped. orchard, suitable
for raising chickens, "a miles D. c..
$4,000.
3, Davidsonyille; Groom modern
home. full basement. orchard. acre.
paved highway, immediate possss-
sion. 30 miles D. c.; $14.500.
4. rs acres. Prince Georges County:
Groom Colonial home, bath. large
trees, 4-ronm tenant house. 2 larae
barns. stable. corn house, kravel pit.
on Large State road. Is miles D. c.:
Immediate possession, ideal for priv.
ate estate or subdivision. $50. 600.
5. 85 acres, Anne Arundel County: g.
room home, basement, large porchss.
shade trees, large tobacco barn, I'm >
proved road, timber. "a miles D c.;
S14, 300.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY. Prince
FREDERICK Maryland. Phone l0S.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Call Mrs. Williams, West River 44s1.