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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-06-30
An independence Day
Yarn
By Harry L. Hale

AAoAN
The celebration has been a won
derful one, considering it's time and
place parades and band music by
the garrison at |Ft. Washington,
musket and smaly arms fire by the
citizens throughout the town and an
abundance of spEechmaking. dancing
and heavy drinking by all concerned
from the pread her on down. John
Riddle filled thd bottom of his anvil
full of gunpowdF and shot it off time
after time thenAthe heavy iron anvil
got lost. One inebriate, cockeyed on
whisky and home made pea hull beer,
declared the anvil went so high that
it fell in the Ohio River and that he
saw it float away down stream. Such
was the Fourth of July, 1871, celebra-
tion at the county seat Cincinnati.
The woods around the town was in
tested with Indiant and any kind of
travel there was/a hazard. 1t was
July 7th before those from Columbia
attending the celebration could find
a way to get bEck home. That morn
ing Oliver SpeFcer, IL; Mrs. Bowman,
wife of the mi Her; James Light; the
drunk who had seen the anvil float
away, and the boatman, unidentified,
started the five mile trip to Columbia
in canoe.
The drunk lurched so heavily that
Spencer, who could not swim, feared
the boat would upset and insisted in
being put ashore, up near the mouth
of Crawfish creek, almost at the edge
of Columbia, both Spencer and the
drunk were put ashore and the boat
again pulled out into the current.
1t barely had left the shore when
it was fired on by two Indians hidden
in the bushes and the boatman was
killed. Light was shot through the
shoulder and fell into the river. In
panic Mrs. Bowman jumped into the
water after him.
Light later managed to swim to
the river a n X and Mrs. Bowman,
buoyed up by the air in her pet
ticoats floated all the way back to
Cincinnati where she was fished out
of the water no worse for the wetting.
The drunk on the river bank was
tomahawked by the Indians and the
Spencer boy was carried away by
them, captive.
Spencer's actual captor was a
Shawnee who soon turned the boy
over to the Other Indian, Mohawk
named Wah- -ta-waw-gus white
Loom.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-06-30
Award Contract For
Resurfacing State
Routes Near Here

A Titfin contractor was the
successful bidder last week on a
state highway resurfacing contract
which includes Route 696 north Of
Beayerdam and Route l03 between its
junction with Route 50 and Arling-
ton.
The work will be done by H. & S
Inc, Tiffin. The frR's bid on the
project, which also included resurfac-
ing Of Route 81 between Lafayette
and Ada, amounted to S70,439.92 as
compared with thd highway engin.
eer's estimate Of 98O,849.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-06-30

Mackinac Island. A u. S. Army
physician named William Beaumont
was called to treat the wound in the
stomach, torn open by close-range
firing. Beaumont worked hard but
failed to close the wound. Neverthe-
less, he was able to apply bandages
in such a way that the stomach
could still do its normal work.
A year later the boy needed a
cathartic, and Beaumont gave it to
him through the hole in the stomach.
It worked as well as if it had been
given by mouth! With great daring
Beaumont then decided to launch a
series of experiments that won him
honors as oneIof medicines greatest
researchers.
Out of st. Martins open wound
he made living test tube. He dam
gled small bits of food on string
into the hole and hours later with
drew from the stomach what was
left, carefully noting what he saw.
In seven years Beaumont executed
238 experiments on an often rebel
lious subject He proved mans di-
gestive process was purely chemical
and that eS emotional disturbances
could affect digestion or even stop it.
st. Martin Lived long after Beau
mont died, earning his living from
medical schools. --
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-06-30
1000 miles and t box two years.

Z,UOU miles ana tpok TWO years.
Spencer became a Methodist
preacher and after moving to Gin
cinnati held most of the county and
some state offices, When cashier of
the Miami Export Company Bank,
Cincinnati, first bank opened in the
town he signed the first paper mon
ey ever issued in the state one dollar
bills. The bank later failed.
Au Glaize, where Spencer was held
captive, then was the capital of the
whole Indian Federation of Nations
and in its big council house all, mat
and decided. Otherwise the member
ters of common interest were debated
nations were as independent states.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-06-30
BUREAU JoDERNIzED

A can Of black paint, a saw, sand
paper, and fanct metal handle can
turn a high, old-f fashioned bureau into
a low modern cal abinet for bedroom or
living room. Simply cut off legs and
frills, sand, paint, and attach handles
in vertical lineI
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-06-30

-
earlier another
accident led to a
revolution in the
knowledge of di-
gestion. In 1922,
a young French
Canadian, Alexis
st. Martin, was
accidentally shot
in the chest on
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-06-30
SCIENCE IN
YOUR LIFE
The Living Test Tube

The living TEST Tube
Accidents sometimes play curl
Gus role in the history of science.
The fleck of mold that settled by
chance on Sir Alexander Fleming's
germ culture and opened the door
to the discovery of penicillin is one
of the best-known cases.
A little more than 100 wears
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

discs. she has become a Joy to
hear. Her latest pair Is Don't
Leave Me Now and A Little You.
Great interpretations, they are
still not the tunes to make her
a sensation. When the combina-
ton does come, we hope we will be
around to see II. In the meantime,
she and we are waiting for that
big" one to really make" her
(CapitoD.
IT'S been some time since we
have listened TO banjo stunning.
40 II was good TO hear Big Ben's
twosome OF Moonlight On The
Ganges and NagasakL. He also has
another pairing. Bye Black Bird
and Olga Olga Doc (DeLuxe)
Waiting for the next Dick Hy-
man Trio offering7 The newest
pairs, The Very Thought OF You
and When Day II Done (MGM)
Marie Knight. going II single
again. selects two fine songs for
her latest recording, Tho Battle
Of Jericho and A Travellers Tuno
(Decca) Sometimes partner
Sister Rosetta Tharpe joins Red
Foley Country and western sing
ing starr for a happy spiritual
duet on Have A Little Talk With
Jesus. Flip has Foley doing a
single on Strange Things Happen
Ing Every Day CDecca).
A pair OF popular novelties OF
yesteryear. the Johnny Long ork's
version Of silver Dollar and Wen
Build A bungalow. have been re-
issued. In case you don't remem-
Der, these feature vocals by Janet
Brace and the Glec Club (King).
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

boxes Of 'em might be praised for
an informal gathering of friends
who drop in" but stay on" for
several hours!
l box Il poundD quick-frozen
chicken wings (thawed).
Seasoned flour
Fat
y cup water
Method: Separate chicken
wings, dry between towels, and
roll in seasoned -four. Saute In
small amount OF fat In skillet I'M
I'll brown on all sides. Add water.
cover and cook IS minutes. or I'M
Ill tender. Add additional water
during cooking. II necessary. VIII
make two or three servings.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
BraIsed Chicken Wings

Braised chicken wings made
from a box of quick frozen chic
ken wings offer a delightful,
main-course. supper suggestion
Keep a package Of quick-frozen
wings in the freezing compart-
ment OF your refrigerator. and on
lazy Sunday evening. when per-
haps just you and your husband
are at home for supper, take them
out, and when thawed. saute
quickly in a little bit Of fat. then
add water, cover and cook until
tender. OF course, these quick.
frozen chicken wings are 30 econ.
omical to buy. and so little
trouble to prepare. that several
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
RATING THE
r e G Q r D s

A Tasteful Sarah

SArah NauBhAns The Divine
Sarah Sings" album is aptly nam
cd for II contains some Of the
"divinest" singing that Sarah has
dons-and with pop material.
Since she cracked the pop market
some months ago. Sarah has
been going on steadily to greater
heights. This album. which spot
lights eight standards. The Touch
OF Your Lips. - Wonderful, Ten
derry, IT'S Magic, Honey, Let's Put
Out Tho Lights, I'm In The Mood
For Love and I Don't Know Why
is easily on par with La
Vaughan's jazz collections. and
they are gems Mercury.
Another LIP, Of the rock n
rolf type. IL entitled. The Big
Beat" showcasing the torrid mu-
sic Of Sam THE Mani Tayiors
aggregation. Bluesy-riffers, the
tunes are just right for those bent
on hopping abount. Plenty OF beat
in II (MGM).
Singles
Among the top singles u q new
item by Bull Moose Jackson and
his Buffalo Bearcats. which takes
u back TO earlier years when PhA
Terrell was around. Bull does one
of Pha's best numbers. I'm Glad
For Your sake. The instrumental
setting In intimate and the Moose
handles the lyrics in very COM
mendabls fashion. Flip. another
bishroish item. Is Must You Keep
On Pretending (King).
Nat King" Coles performance
Of The Blues From Kiss Me Dead
ly Fd Rather Have Tho Blues)
in the Parklane flick IL now avail
able on wax and Cole Is great.
Mated Ii My One Sin. a sensitive
beguiling treatment (CapitoD.
In something Of his Kiss Me
Fire" style. Billy Eckstine comes
through with new ballad, tan
god and all. Careless Lips, plus
the added treat Of his interpreta-
ton of A Man Doesn't Know, a
ballad from the new hit musical,
Damn Yankees (MGM).
a real gone etching OF MoAnIn'
Low is turned in by Ella Fitzger-
aid for her latest single biscuit.
The Interpretation she hands 1t
will cause her followers TO smirk
happily and say II told you So"
Flip Is n recruiting OF Taking A
Chance On Love, from Cabin In
The Sky" Have you heard her Or
Iginal version? (Decca).
Among the comics on discs.
there Is our old standby. Louis
Jordan, and the newcomer, Stan
Freberg. Both have dillies. Louis
has an instrumental version OF
PcrdldO, 10 add to the growing
number Of interpretations Of the
Juan Tizel opus. IT'S quite good.
but It's not the side which charms.
It's the mate. Locked Up. one of
these humorous Jordan singfest
takeoffs on real life situations. II
will fracture you (Decca).
Freberg, with DAVIS Butler.
June Foray and the Billy May-led
Observation-Disclosures. does a pair OF
taksoffs on two familiar and pop
ular TV shows. Ones Tho Honey
Earthers, mimicking Jackie Glea-
sons Honcymooners chAracteriza-
ton. The other, Tho Lone Pay.
chiatrist. biffs about the Lone
Ranger. Both are hilarious treat
ments (CapitoD.
Dakota station hasn't been in
the record imelight long enough
to really catch on, but when she
does. look out. Even with her few
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
Toledo Hou,Ina offlslal rnk.s Rrlda

r.,.,, roI: do. hoS:l"g otfIs,s l Iak:; Bid.
Mum have announced their wedding June sandusky
Mum the executive director METROPOLITAN Hous-
ing authority Mrs Mum formerly lived in sandusky.
They now at home to friends In their residence
Grid ssors Guests OF Toledo Goodies
Toledo o-(ANP)-A veteran and a OF the
New York Giants football team
ths Downtown Coaches meeting
IoIs and Mel Tps,t ace
University Of Toledo tback last fall together
time drafted by Tun.
nell incidentally got his start college football
ring 70 Iowa
spnsnsd~t XNP1-Ths nfS statewide conssrsno. on HUI
State Normal university Tho sponsorship of the
Illinois Commission relations
The conference theme Equal Opportunity
Job" Principal address win be
q Joliet chairman Of Presiding be John
ssnEstaekS editor publisher Chicago Defender
Der OF the commission.
T~snyhreo and commissions through
out tho state invited Federal state
and city officials whose duties include responsibility improving
human relations In Illinois are expected to atsnd the twOay
Ess Ares, Three In $4,000 Ex,o.,,or A,,.m.,
chesEo-ANPj-A $4,000 sxorton atismpt fell IA, on s
face hOro weak when the would cooperate
Told by a place $4,000 In trash can
Dennis Green crossed tho notified
member came for the money the federal law ofcorS
The later
Held Matte spcarman brother William "a:
and Barbara Turner. 20
According TO the FB the demanding
that he put the boating
however notified that no the
Ing death Green however notified
spearmAn picked dummy package by
"porgy And Bsss" 70 Tour south Ameviea
New York-tANpDThe
going to South America on July the "opens
Theatre Municipal a
Ice Of engagements covering n
Sponsoring tho u.
Junction with the international Exchange Program
American National Theatre Academy
The % Of
head for South OF the Border"
New African university PIanned
London tANPD- The pro-
To establish Region
the University Of Nigeria bill
passed by the legislature
According To H. Akpabo NIgeriAn Education
University
sciences medicine engineering theology
no Institutes providing diploma
secondary levels
Akpabo tho University
Nigeria
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

Widow s~IndIsd on. OF sIs,so

Brooklyn-tA NPDTwo used old last
10 widow practical
Mrs Anna Halst Brooklyn and the the
pockebook" a Negro white unknown
The trick Savings
by who told Halkvist Just
largo Of The OF familiar
Iialkv persuaded withdraw
split
fortune with her financial
abhy She thirteen $1,000 bills $500 bills
smaller denominations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

PaTiamentAriRn Emanuel la
MoSIems French Central
Africa being sold
church said the wealth created
n big
prices equivalent to S570 TO SlIi2.
n Assembly OF
the advisory
luncheon the Anglo-American
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

the needs parts country
East IL hoped that will help these
and also retain the unity o 10 country"
New Orleans Boy Signs contruet With Dodgers
Now Orleans manager Black
Pe and scout for tho Brooklyn Dodgers stated last wcek that
Albert James 2yearod high school
New Orleans had Dodgers
now with the Black Pelcans
Evening star., 1955-06-14
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI HILLS-Most attractive
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler. with
ia tile baths. All-elec; Kit. with
rage. Only $1,000 dn. HUGH T.
PECK. HE. 4-6400. -15
ADELPHI, only $1,750 down TO any
one, SS6 per mo.-Delightful 3-
bedrm. honeymoon rambler, only
2 years old and better than new!
Spacious liv. rm., din. L, ultramod.
equipped kit; alum. storm windows;
nice, level. Anchor fenced lot; conv.
to MOL, Nd. U. and TT. Meade.
Owner has purchased q more ex.
pensive home and must sell imme-
diately. Priced low at only $4,000.
tOo tons lase, cal cal THt FIJI eGRRY Bos
WELL CO.. WA. 7-4600 til 8 pm.
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TAKOMA PARK

Immae. 3.bedrm. BUNGALOW: conv
loc. nf. wash. san; sep. din. rm.,
s.p.S iassplaSee hE,h .,a. sia7sfD AZ gar. deer
xIvTS, snens9 ios pM pylee' SSM3'IB9vG,onro
Evening star., 1955-06-14

20. 2-s442: Ewes. 0aithersburg. !
Evening star., 1955-06-14

MORNINGSIDE-Owner out of town
and says sell for best offer--2 bed
rms, liv. rnn. and kit: expan. attic.
lae. lot. Askins $3.50; low down
WEST REAL ESTATE 10. s-assooI
Evening star., 1955-06-14
SILVER SPRING
Near Four Corners

S14.e5O. VA appraised. Nearly new
Colonial on .. wooded lot with
trees shading front porch; center
entrance, living room. dining. room.
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath; full
basement with outside entrance. oil
heat, fenced lot; Q parking drive
ofi street. $3.50 cash required. 4
and transportation. Call RE. q
$3.50 till 8 pm.
Nnlnnial InuasfnnNnt On
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LORcoM LANE

Immac. mod. 3-bedrm. Colonial
brick: screened porch, attached
garage, I'm. bsmt., with bath.
Fenced lot, quiet street, S24. 900.
1854 or ia. 2.52S0. -17
NEW CUsToM-BUILT BRICK ram
bier on N-acre WOODED lot. Cen
ter halli Living room In rear with
cathedral beamed ceiling. picture
windows and stone fireplace. Sepa-
5 good bedrooms master iIxlb
with private BATH. Carport. PIC.
IN FULL BASEMENT. Located In
neighborhood Of custom-built ram
blers in town Of Fairfax A splen-
did value at S21.S00. FHA financ-
ms, available; Be sure to see see, this! n
IA r-R1R1
Evening star., 1955-06-14
CHEVY CHASE
SPLIT LEVEL

aparkline new home in Q eiose-iT
Ess e ana n' i1DT.s: hS%ss tssn.p sas so9srss
csiisnt bsdrms.. .2h, baths, separat.,
din. rm,, beautiful. Kitchen with
the latest equipment; large above
ground recreation rm;: lot e5xl5Q
Price. $32;5O9,, v. B. WRIGHT
CHEVY CHASE, between the twt
clubs and In Q neighborhood o.
more expensive homeszHall. iiv
ing room, fireplace, dining room
looking lovely old harden. Houg!
now vacant. needs decorating. Cal
II. A-Os94 or DI. 7-6630.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
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CIIITI AND

SUITLAND
FIRST time offered. 2 new brick
ramblers; deep lots: 3 bedrms.,
flrepl., garage, lge. front porch.
full bsmt.. rec. rm. Gas heat.
T. D. BURGESS
10. $4,000
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CLINTON

Lovely det. home: 8 rms, 2 baths,
1s.aere lot: I BIZ; ofi .,sI., New Branch .
20 min. downtown. GI or non-0I
T. D. BURGESS
10, $4,000 Ewes. 10. 3-5164
Evening star., 1955-06-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

", EVANSVILLE. z4th pi.-3.
bedrm. brick. Ih baths, full bsmt.
driveway. elec. kit. disposal. dish.
washer. JOHN A. WENTZ. AP
Evening star., 1955-06-14

NEW, 5 bedrooms, . baths, center
hall; 100-ft.-f front wooded lot;
Huge daylight basement. attached
garage. separate dining. room. su-
perior kitchen with eating space
Saik sus REAL e s' EsThTs Sr2ss sEsSPcE, NC.
4763 Lee hwy. toh Qlebe). ia.
7-90e0: after Q PM. AD. 4-1469.
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OXON HILL

RIvERDALE-Rambler. 3 bedrms.
liv. rm.. din. rm. and kit. Full
bsmt. $13,760. Nothing down Il
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WORK IN 10 C2

WOIIGh IN y. u!
Here is a lovely home only o few
blks. from D. C. line; 3 bedrms..
one A.; full bsmt. Can be pur-
chased for only $10.500.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-6665
Evening star., 1955-06-14

RIVERDALE-Corner lot. Semidet
2.story. 2 bedrms. Full bsmt. Sill
$50. GI, So down. ALL HOUSES
CLOSE TO NEW BALTIMORE
FREEWAY.
NJ. b. Harris-AP. 1925
Evening star., 1955-06-14

RIVERDALE-corner lot. Rambler
2 6edrms.. lss. Xxi Kit, lgs. liv. rm,
to GIs.
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5 s-BRDRM., 2-BATH BRICK COLO
lent PentsSon. Army Navy Country
Club area, all schools and trensp.;
$40. 900 oI approved. OF. 4-1537,
Evening star., 1955-06-14
MARYMOUNT
BETHESDA, MD
VETS-$100 DOWN

4NASAN v - = ~ - A@4 W3NAeS
Mod. brick ramblers with estate
features never before onteinabls 81
the amazing price Of Si5,100. Each
home includes patio, with privacy
tramod, Kit, with eye-level wRll
oven; ige. .liv. rm.; din. area; 3
delightful bedrms. Huge daylight
bsmt. Beautiful level handicapped lot
with eafport and shfubbery.
OPEN DAILY, IT
aKH OUR PICTURE AID m EVENING
gTAR SATURDAY. JUNE llth.
DR.: Out wisconsin ave. 70 Bank Of
Iethesds. left on Old Qeorgetown
rd. % Bells Mn rd.. left / BIZ. 70
MoiNTacMERY HOMES, INC. Bldrs.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
L. SALES INC.
17a2 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
-1e
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SILVER SPRING

01LVGTS 0I 1E11NO
Carroll KnollS Rambler
Cute 2-bedrm. brick rambler with
nice kitchen and separate dining
picture window and fireplace, tile
Bath. Very elaborate knotty pine
rec. rm. in basement with toilet
and shower Lee. fenced lot. many
shrIibs and flowers. GI approved.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
Mr. Franklin and Flower

Mr.. Franklin and Flower
A huge 6-rm. brick Colonial that has
eyerythtng. First floor: Liv. rm..
dining rm. and kitchen with table
space. powder IIn.. 3 tWin,sized bed
carpeting incl. Slate roof. full bsmt
with rec. rm., scr. porch. level,
fenced lot. Many other nice fea-
tures. GI financing. Walking dis
tarce al schools and bus.
Woodside Realty Co.
JU. o-6440. Open til Q pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-14

2 ACRES Of flowers. shrubs and
trees. Located few feet over
bricf ana frame; 8 bedfooms. q
baths. paneled living and dining
rooms; OF appraised at $4,000.
IA 10000 OF ia. S-2931 after 3
pm. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC. 4763 Lee hwy. ton Glebel.
Evening star., 1955-06-14

Something to assuage your desires.
Ia, baths. modern kitchen: espe-
DAYLIGHT LOWER LEVEL. Not
too late to choose your decora tions.
Attractive price Of S24,950.
E. F. BLANCHARD
JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-06-14
BETHESDA AREA BY OWNER

sEThEzPfsR II zPsRd9kb1sls.sS6 dHEh 81 oSehh
u ia.. Massd nod. AIsii fii. disSaasheT, disp
break. bar. loads Of cabinets, bed
rm. with pvt. bath on 1st d.. lge.
scr. pch., concrete patio, fenced
corner lot, det: garaeei End floor
3 bedrms. and bath: full bsmt.,
4-OS4S: once. TX. s-0eb6. Mr.
DUKEHART. -16
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SILVER STRIN0 EI9 1U,, EA4MgLER "a . 81

l0U6 WlGSON PLACE
3nd ave. Lovely new 3-bedroom,
"a bath. semidetached brick home
Open Sunday Q to 0. AUERBACH
q Co, DI. 7-65O1. ~. 8-915O.
ATTENTION EVERYBODY-pe luxe
3-bedroom, 2-story rambler, 2 full
baths; the Spacemaker; new, all
brick; complete GE kitchen: tiled
basement. One left.
2-bedroom brick ramblers. full base
mentS. Only two left.
Built BY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
CORP, ct Conn. ave. Park. Priced
right. For information or appoint
ment, call LOUIS BR1SKER, day
phone once, VIII. $4,000. At home,
morninss or evenings. TU. 2-0!26.
lis
$50 PER NO. OF, nothing down.
small settlement costs beorms.'
separate dining rm., full base
ment with childfen's playrm., wash.
or and drier: lovely garden. fenced
children's play area with swing ano
sandbox; very close to public and
parochial schools. Call now.
JOHN DENNIS, LO. 6-1813
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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$3.50 CASH

SS0U CASH
See this spacious three bedrm. ram
bier today: located in. . fast-grow-
Throughout with flil bsmt. ownei
must sell: only S13.950: Payments
like rent. uRcIoLo REALTY CO.
907 New York ave. NV, ME. 3.
4QA1. aYea ia Q.A6A7
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olonial Investment Co.
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Your delight to see and pleasure to
own this fine 2-story stone-and-
brick home in the heart of schools
and good transp. 3 bedrms., 1st-
floor powder room. spacious kitch-
en-, porch, bsmt. FHA, VA or con-
yentially financed. Mr. Powers, JU.
BASiITKo REALTY CO.. Dr. 7.s724
Springbrook Forest
In the WoodS-Brand-NeW
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DUTCH COTTAGE

DUICH COIIAGE
On Q beautiful acre, wooded. level
lot sets true Early American
home; big living rm. with spec
tacular fireplace, full dining rm.
with picture window to the trees.
Dutch kitchen with fireplace: cen.
main level: 3 big bedrooms and
hath on End level: Dutch doors;
patio, barbecue pit facing the
woods; motif fts antiques; priced
S27,500.
E. F. BLANCHARD
naaItnr III 2.RR0n
Evening star., 1955-06-14
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to hold you back from
buying this 3-bedroom. full base
ment brick home with screened
porch, 1890 living room. separate
al dinins \. S Tsem acrhb a4 Saths PEA snSsoe misef;
S1,100 cash. Possession end Of
June.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-e300 Till 0
Evening star., 1955-06-14

gIO,05O-5-room brick with base
ment in deNghtful English Village
setting. near Lee highway and 0lebe
I'd. Can be financed to suit. Ed
WARD r. BRIGGS, Realtor,. ia.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
WHEATON RAMBLER

W11EA1ON EVzA1VA0IEa1E
si3.o5O. 6-rm.. ali brick. Liv. rm.,
dining rm., kitchen. 3 nice bedrms.
and bath. Full bsmt,, outside entr
lge. level lot. Clean ~ . pin. Wili
email down payment.
, 1955-02-21
Education Comm.
Chuirmun
Inspect Sites

DR.. G. Robert Cotton, Com
missioner of Education was
taken on a tour Of the areas
that were under the slpervis
ion Of the Parks and Play
grounds Commission, except
Buck Island, by Canute A.
Brodhurst, chairman Of the
Commission.
The trip started the Park in
Christiansted, on to Parade
, 1955-02-21

the party were several New
Workers including Mr.. & Mrs.
Carl Tramberg and Mrs. Ian
tina Brown; from st. Thomas,
Mrs. Thyra Hodge Williams,
and among local residents, to
mention a few, Mrs. Annie
de Chabert and son, Andrew,
MI. & Mrs. Cyprian Caroline,
Mrs. Kathleen Dunlap; Mr.. &
Mrs. Ira Ross, Mr.. & Mrs,
Peter Thurland, Mrs. Ignatius
Jackson, Victor Dennis Mrs.
Edith Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Canute A. Brodhurst and Sc
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