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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
HOLIDAY PARTY

Members of the Neighborhood
bridge club enjoyed their Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Herman Fought Wednesday even
ing. A delicious pot-luck dinner
was served at $50 and Christmas
gifts were exchanged. Awards at
bridge went to Mrs. M. E. Leavy
and Mrs. Harold Nielsen.
Mrs. Louis Hetrick will be hos
tess to the group in January.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23

Tinseled and trimmed, a Christ
mas tree stands as bright symbol
of the holiday season for young
sters and adults. 1t can go up in
mass of soaring, perhaps killing,
fame. To help you prevent such
tragedy, Liberty Mutual Fire
Insurance Company offers the
following precautions designed to
keep fire away from your home
this Christmas.
A Christmas tree set in a pan of
fresh water will stay greener longer
and therefore less fammable. Cut
it off from the base on an angle
and at least one inch above the
original cut. Keep the water level
IN the pan above the cut.
Don't set the tree near stoves,
radiators or any other source of
heat, including 6replaces. Don't
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
IN CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Phyllis Nelson and Joan
left Monday for California where
they will spend the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson at
North Hollywood, planning to re-
turn in mid-January.
Mrs. Nelson, who was member
of Sundays confirmation class at
st. John Lutheran church. was
guest of honor at dinner party
Sunday at Baroni's in Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
p. c. Debate Tourney
Set For January 7

Port Clinton will be host for a
debate tournament to be held at
the high school on Saturday, jan
uary Z.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
DAV PARTY

Chapter and Auxiliary of D A V
with their families gathered at Le-
gion Hall Monday night for a holi-
day party. Children had a gift ex-
change and Santa's visit brought
treats. Games and singing and a
potluck lunch were features. Next
meeting is Jan. 8.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23

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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10
State Head OF Conservation Education
To Speak At FFA-FHA Banquet Wednesday

A. w. Short, supervisor of conserva-
ton education of the state department
of education, will be the principal
speaker for the annual FFA-FHA
banquet next Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
at the high school.
Parents will be the guests of their
sons and daughters at the dinner and
program which includes presentation
of awards, special music and speakers.
Mr.. Short has recently been as
signed to supervise a conservation
education program within the voca-
.tional agriculture division. His pro-
gram will be aimed at carrying on
wildlife management program in the
farm land areas of the state, and for
conducting an educational program
to acquaint farmers and farm youth
with the needs of farm wildlife and
problems relating to wise manage
ment of natural resources.
He will work with vocational agri-
culture teachers and FLA groups, and
assistance will be given adult eve
ming classes.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10
Teachers Enrolled
100 Pct. In NEA

For the goth consecutive year the
Bluffton school faculty has maintain
ed 100 percent membership in the
National Education Association, it
was announced this week by High
School Principal Robert Schumann.
Mr.. Schumann noted that the school
had received letter of congratula-
tions from William G. Carr, executive
secretary of the NEA stating, eve
appreciate your professional loyalty
and cooperation"
Bluffton faculty members have held
100 per cent membership in the as
sociation since 1885.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10

opened the billiard hall beneath the
A & P and it changed owners when
Bob Deerhake took over. Chamber
lain's appliance and gift shop closed
up, and The Gift House (Lantz's)
opened.
Ruff's &c to 81 Store became Crows
and The Charles Co. store opened up.
Stauffer's plumbing shop was sold
after Mr.. Stauffer's death to X & N
Plumbing & Heating, this firm open
ed on North Main and then passed
out of existence. A new plumbing
shop was opened by Dick Hauenstein
on North Main at his home.
Both news stands have changed
owners. Dillman's became Niswander's
and Montgomery's News Stand be-
came Lugibihl's.
Sam Stepleton's recreation hall is
now Charlie & Demp's Place and Bill
Augsburger sold his business to Bus
| chatz.
In the auto business, two of
three agencies have changed
hands. Bob Williams acquired the
Chevrolet agency and more re-
Gently Dale Clark of Huntington,
Ind, bought out the Buick agency
from E. S. Miller. Bixel Motor
Sales moved its used car lot off
the Main stem to their Cherry
street address.
Gasoline stations have changed
right and left. The Sinclair station
at College avenue has been operated
by Bill Mericle, later by Bob Fisher
and now by Jack Koontz. The latter
also operated the Gulf station after i
was closed by the Vances, and nov
again the Gulf station is closed.
Among other new businesses which
opened in the last three years ar,
Smiths barber shop, Beach Radio 4
TV, Eagle Repair Shop, j. & l.. Fixi
Shop, and DR.. w. A. Lutz's chiro
practic office.
Add to these the change of one
. of Buttons oldest retail stores
from the ownership of Ed Lape to
that of Harold Balmer, and the
closing of the Hauenstein Bakery
shop, and you have quite few
changes in three years.
Oh, yes, the town sold its muni-
cipal light and power plant, and
even Central Ohio Power became
Ohio Power.
Maybe it would be easier to list tn
business firms which have not chang
ed in the last three years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10
Mainly Personal

NOTHING CHANGES in small
town!" How many times have you
heard that?
Either Bluffton is outgrowing the
"small town" status, or something's
wrong about changes. There have been
a heap of them in our three years in
town, it seems and we're thinking
particularly of Main street.
OF course, if you would drive down
Main street after a three-year alb
sence, the old place would look very
much the same. But take a look in
side the stores and you'll see the
difference.
In our three years in Button
every restaurant in town except
Mrs. GRATIS has changed hands
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10
Another College Toun Bonus

The Bluton College Bible Lecture series, which an
nuay brings to the campus outstanding personality and
leader Christianity uphods the standards in the selection
this year Dr. George Miles Gibson AS professor OF preach
ing Mccormick Theological Seminary in Chicago Dr. Glib
should be outstanding speaker AS former pastor
of Methodist Congregational and Presbyterian denomina-
tions he should have tolerant understanding OF people
AS former edtor-nchief of Bostons The Pilgrim Press,
he should know the value of conciseness.
Many Buffton people looking forward to the lift,
the inspiration of Dr. Gbsons cabre give them
There will be ample opportunity to hear of his messages
since he will be speaking every night next week
Here another bonus provided by college town resi-
lence. Let's make the most of it.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10
Bluffton To Debate
Heidelberg Team;
Public Invited

Heidelberg debate team will meet
Bluffton debaters at 7:15 p. m. in
Ramseyer Chapel tonight, Thurs
day. The topic for debate will
be, Resolved: That non-agricultural
industries of the United States should
guarantee their employees an annual
wage. The public is invited.
Barbara Hobart and Marion Keeney
on the negative team will represent
Bluffton. On the Heidelberg affirma-
tive team will be Downs Splitter and
Paul Ickes.
Plans have been made for two af-
firmative and two negative teams
from the debate class to attend the
novice tournament at Purdue Univer-
sity, February IL. Tentative plans are
also being made for debates between
Ohio Wesleyan and the University
of Pennsylvania, and for the faculty
club and the Bluffton Business Mems
association.
ONE-FOURTH of the total tractor
accidents are in the adult work group
from 20 to 49 years of age.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10
Ministeriurn To
Meet In BluftOn

The West Ohio Ministerium will
meet at ST. Johns Evangelical and
Reformed church Monday morning,
November Ia, at 10 am, it was an
nounced this week by the Rev. V. C.
Oppermann, pastor. DIR. Fred H.
Buchholtz, chaplain of Lima Memorial
hospital, will be the discussion leader.
The Rev. Charles Schwantes of St.
Marys is president of the Ministerium
and George Boettcher, Lima, is secre-
tary.
Ladies of the Edith Lahr circle
will serve the noon luncheon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10

at least once-sOme more than
that. Instead of Dave Riser and
Harold Balmer at Risser's Sand
witch shop, it's the McElderry's
and it's the Horseshoe Grill. The
old Elk changed hands at least
three times before it became the
Edelweiss. The Yours and Mine,
opened by the Downeys, has
changed hands twice and Stan
Erney, who now operates it, open
ed and closed the Buckeye Sand
wich Shop. The Pine Restaurant
also changed owners becoming the
property of AL Ingals and Don
MartZ.
Just start at the south end of IL
business section. Larry Mathewsc
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-10

He comes to his new work with an
excellent agricultural and educational
background. Farm reared, he taught
vocational agriculture IL years. He
became chief of game management
and propagation in 1887 and served
until 1916. He has also served as
chief of law enforcement for the divis.
ion of conservation, and was chief
of Wildlife Conservation Extension
Service for six years.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Hidden Treasure

~ kArHER,sE MORROW roRD
A white elephant became wallful of entertainment
Evening star., 1955-10-02
y MORROW FOND

and color scheme Of the living room.
Filling in the remaining space Of
the niche IS a black-veined marble
shelf, used for colorful flowers and 4
sparkling Bertoia sculpture.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

The entertainment corner at right
came about because architect Victor
Gruen, in remodeline an old apart
ment for his own use, was unable to
dislodge sizable closet safe. Instead
Of letting it remain a white-elephant
space, he converted it into treasure
trove by designing a translucent slid
ing screen to fit across the recess in
the wall. The screen. when opened,
reveals not only the TV set but
adjustable shelves for phonograph
records and books. Behind these,
the safe itself is still intact. Not even
a safe expert was able to get it open.)
When closed, with soft back
lighting shining through, the screen
appears to be a luminous wall panel
harrnonizins with the overall design
Evening star., 1955-03-14
81 Million Paid for Part
OF Rosenbach Collection
BY the Associuied Pres,

NEW YORK, Mar. IA por-
ton of books and manuscripts
in the collection of the late DR..
A. w. S. Rosenbach has been sold
for 81 million, it was disclosed
yesterday.
The sale was made by the Ros.
enbach Foundation in Philadel-
phia to John Fleming, former
vice president of the Rosenbach
Co. of New York and Philadel-
phia. The company was discon-
tinued after DR.. Rosenbach's
death. The purchase was be-
lieved one of the largest ever
made by a bookseller.
Included are about 5000 vol
umes, 1000 Of which were print
ed before 1700. and some 500
manuscripts and 500 drawings.
DR.. Rosenbach, internationally
known book collector, died July
2, 1852, in Philadelphia. Mr..
Fleming had begun his work
with him as a clerk 27 years
before.
Evening star., 1955-03-14

pening" and circumstance" I
should not use it in serious speech
or writing.
Kilgore: Many people here
pronounce "hiccough" as "hik-
kawf." What's the good word?-
j. L. T.
Answer: The correct pronun-
citation is: HIK-up. and the pre-
ferred spelling is "hiccup."
Wichita Falls: A prominent
statesman, on a recent I'V pro-
gram. pronounced the word
profile" as "pro-feel." Is there
any sanction for that pronuncia-
tion?-K. w.
Answer: In Standard Ameri-
can the universal pronunciation
is: Profile, file to rhyme with
mile"
"PRO-feel" is a criticism, al
though there is good evidence
that it is being superseded by
Profile in British usage. The
Shorter oxford, for instance, lists
Profile as first choice. PRO-
feel as second choice, and FRO
fill as third choice.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc. }
Evening star., 1955-03-14
A Word to the Wise 3, Mrs. fron1 Cobb,
soAPY WATERS
THE FLIBsERTYs
THE BERRYS
OAKY DOAKS

Longview: Long ago, when I
went to school. we were taught
that the plural of biscuit" is
biscuit" tno "s"). Is that still
true?-D. r. H.
Answer: The preferred plural
is biscuits" although the singu-
lar form is frequently used as a
plural. Merriam Webster's lists
biscuits" as the first choice
plural. and mentions baking
powder biscuits"
Cincinnati: Our whole Office Is
involved in an argument as to
whether there is such a word as
"happenstance. Reader
Answer: Happenstance is an
illegitimate combination of hap
Evening star., 1955-03-14

NOPE. muse, mute. must, pest. peso,
pious, poise poets. pouts. post, pose.
emlts, tempo. times, tope, tome, upset,
omits, opus. oust, sept, site, smite,
smut. some, sorp. spite. spit, spot, spout.
spume, stem, stop. step, stump, suite,
suet, sump.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Answers to Our Presidents

benjamin Harrison died
on March 13, 1901.
2-Mrs. James A. Garfield
died March 13, 1918.
3-Ex-President Harry s.
Truman, January 20. 1855.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Word Come
Find 81 or more words in
REMLIN.

KRE MLIN,
meaning, "the citadel of a Rus
sian city" Average is 10; time
limit. 20 minutes.
Rules of the game--1. Words must be
acquire four letters by the addition OF
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 8. Only one form of q word is
used Proper names are not used.
Answer to INFECTIOUS.
impetus. imputes, impose. impost, items,
mite mist, mouse, moist, most, mote,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-01

HUGH BLACKS at ST. MARY
At East End of Going-t to- Sun
Highway.
Hotel Dining Room Motel
Store Curio Shop
Service Stations
"a Montana town developed to
serve visitors)
HIGHLAND CO.
Across from Depot
West Glacier
- so Modern Units
Cafe Motel Texaco Service
Grocery Store and Curio Shop
Fine Accommodations
THE VILLAGE INN
(AAA Approved)
On Lake Mcdonald in Glacier
National Park.
so Modern Units
Bill and Dorothy Mackin,
Owners and Proprietors
West Glacier
/. At Glaciers West Entrance
WEST GLACIER
MERCANTILE
Grocery and Meats
CURlO SHOP - GARAGE
CAFE
MOTEL AND COTTAGES
(AAA)
West Glacier
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-01
Goats Visit Glacier
Mountain Hotel

At right-lmpressive sight is
the brilliant red, yellow and white
rock folds near head Of Sperry
glacier. This is largest ice mass in
Glacier National Park and covers
800 acres. Hikers are Richard
Wachter, Chicago, and Stan San
ders, Wellesley, Mass. Glacier is
three miles by trail from sperry
chalets. Saddle horse are available.
At left-Glacier has two hotels
In the mountains, Sperry and Gra-
Mite Park chaiets, reached only by
trails. Here's Granite Park chalet
with Heavens peak across valley.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-01
BLANkENSHiP'S
RIVER CABINS

BLANkENSHiP'S
RIVER CABINS
VISTA MOTEL ON U. S. NO. 2,
(AAA)
West Glacier
c & M MOTEL
(Carl and Mary Johnson)
Modern Rooms, Moderate Rates
Columbia Falls
CEDAR LODGE MOTEL
(AAA)
(Walt and Wilma Nelson)
Finest in Western Motels
Columbia Falls
I GUNDERsoN's CABINS
! Modern Quiet : Convenient
( and Reasonable
Columbia Fails
kELLY'S CABIN CAMP
A quiet place where folks return
( at. head Of Lake Mcdonald.
! West Glacier
I kINNIkINNIck MOTEL
! (ATA)
! On Half Moon Lake and No. z.
I Fishing and Boating
J West Glacier
I MOTEL LAKE MCDONALD
I 10 New Units Near
! Lake Mcdonald Post Office.
( TAMARACk LODGE
! & MOTEL (AAA)
! On U. S. No. 2
Martin City
TR GUEST RANCH (AAA)
Overnight and Weekly Rates,
! Saddle Horses - Pack Trips
J West Glacier
Evening star., 1955-11-04

ROCK cREEK HIILs

ROCK CREEK HILLS
NEW 3 AND 4 BEDROOM HOMES
kEAAMa5LERs; SPLIT LEVELS AMI
Dir; Out Conn. ave. to Jones Bridgs
I'd. trafac light. bear right on Ken.
sington pkWy. past Kensington Jr
High to Littledale fd., right K
36l6 Littledale I'd.
SALE BY OWNER BUILDER
]. r. HENDERSON
Ewes. OIL. 4-5tb7
Evening star., 1955-11-04

CoLoRED-M0DERs Sc. AREA
excellent eond. Liv. fm.. din. rIp.
equip. kit, bedrms.. tile bath
full bsmt.. Eas heat. lge. yard
start owning your own home, CAM
PAMELA q CO.. Kx. 3-4113. ~
6-6066. 20
C0LORED - DUPONT HILLS, nr
Fort Dupont PaYk--Nearly new de,
tached brick = built 2 yrs; 8 rms.
z baths; mod; equip. hit- nnIshes
SI7,ssO. Ewes. TE. 6s2o33. I. +
oRAvATTE, RealtoF. Ma. e-0753
cSI3hf1fcAh srn. bSE. IoysI, n. M.SS Ss,h Ssrd
wood floors. full bsmt., gas heat
low On. payment: easy terms, nr
schools and bus: S12.95O. La. g.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
VARIETY
OUTSTANDING
SUBURBAN VALUES
SPLIT LEVELs, !. e E1AMBLKRi

SILT L.ENEL6t hAMbLEhS
CAPE GODS
BERKsHIRE-Nr Mt calvary and
public schools with all city utilities,
All-hrick. split-leyei ramblers; full
size dining rfn.. ultramodern kiteh-
en-, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, finished
rec; Iln.. hsnt, landscaped lot.
S22.500. and S1f.e50.
FoRESTvILLK-1ls-aere lot, SILL
500. Here Is Q buy. this lovely
Cape Cod has h.-w. heat, living
kitchen, bedrm. and bath down. Z
partially finished berms, up nov
being used; full basement. Should
ESuTILAND - This gorgeous new
brick rambler with eli the things
you desire, A home Tor discrimi.
mating people. Living rm., fre-
place. large dining rm;, family size
Kitchen; > bedrms, finished rec,
Comb. alum. storm doors and win.
dows, metal awnings. Really q
buy at $24,500. Only one trust.
NORTH FoREsTvILLE - want 4
good buy at $12 ,95e7 Owner leav-
ms town. should 50 d. Lyins
rms. and bath; yard. chain-link
fence. Comb. alum. storm doors
and windows. Don't miss this.
5-AcRE PLOTS. acreage and farms.
We have more than 80 flve-acre
plots, S500-S6e0 per acre In sx-
elusive Apple Valley. less than 20
borhood OF outstanding schools,
churches, etc. All with terms.
CLINTON - Brick rambler; living
rm,, fireplace. dining aleove. very
large kitchen. bedrms,. 1a
baths. fun hsmt; huilt-in garaEe.
Fenced yard Ohly Sl7,950, GI
or conventional.
Redwood 6-6SS0 MA. S-eT97
EVENINGS. LU. 4-44b4
Capital View Realty Co.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
DCCTORSDENT'ISTS
PRICE REDUCED $500
NOW $4,000

FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW STONE
HOME { HUGE BEDROOMS. 2tf
BATHS. 1 BEDROOM AND FULL
BATH ON lsT FLooR. LAR0E
LIVING ROOM WITH STONE FIRE.
PLACE. BANQUET-SIzE DINING
ROOM, THE KITCHEN rs A SHOW
PLACE WITH ALL sTEp-SAVINn
DEVICES HUGE RECREATION
ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. LAuN.
DRY ROOM ON LIST FLOOR; NICE
hgIIT:yN ls svSrsA gAARA3E se III TIE HEAT HsE
HQT-WATER DASHBOARD GAS
EIRED ONE or THE MOST BEAU-
TIFUL HOMES m Sc. WAeTIiNd-
erSS9HsryHEo rSH HoSATsR SsIdRB6sHoc s1sE ovEk. "a.
LOOKING THE ENTIRE CITY.
OPEN SUN. AFTERNO ONS
AND wEEKpAYs. OBJECTIONS;
PENNA. AVE. s.E. 10 3Ist ST,
J. d. MEDLEY JOs 9.5777
Evening star., 1955-11-04
$500 DOWN
vY,,n4A~,,iTlo $50 org

-# w AAJNVV1 AAAS V1N,VEW
Lovely detached home situated on
beautiful lot rooms. bath; In
immaculate condition: gas heat,
utility room. Venetian blinds; gar.
esssy pass qspOsa u Osoys sso csi aesn. ny Mc sRa
Intosh, Elk. s-24so. Ewes. and
Sun, Ap 2-656b.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
PEN' FfHl'S sun. Ui1 AsTFsTTEFIRNooNs Al TsTTFIR
1920 FORT DAVIS ST.
e-RM. sEAfIpETAcHEp BRICK

ike new. Bsaatifui pine. pins.pansise SsHs
rec I'm. and powder Ein. ii bsIlt
lot and yery. best s.e, location
SSay saar.o Y M ss sesoos shOpel1F cSss srsas
1855, ATLAS kEAiT4Y co. 80 os z;
BIZ 4. ss:rsIalps s.s., EU 5Ss'' miss 1ae'
Evening star., 1955-11-04
WOODSIDE PARK

New, $34,e5 3-bedrm. rambler, IN
baths, screened rear porch, garage
Many other features. CHESTER
H. KELLER, Realtor. Ju. 5-7l00
Evening star., 1955-11-04

Get In for Thanksgiving
Neat as pin Is this cory 2-bedrm.
rambler. now vacant and completely
redccorated. You can pick up these
cI1Ses ey.iy,hIna q PEI ,th ho Sp,s1 rsaI
low down, For appointment 70 see.
cau GRAHAM q Co. ~. 6.tfliC.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
$500 SILVER HILL RD.
8 BARGAINS

sUTTLAND-FoREsTvILLE AREA
kll brick. a-bedrm., full bsrnt., ex-
psnsible upstairs. Beautiful corner
541s PrrMPHREY DR.-Sl3,95o
A large, 2-bedrm., family-siZe din
rrn. bungalow. Closed in rear porch
utility room. oil h.-w.h., garage
Large lot.
A beautiful location, high and dry
All brick. 4-bedrm, home, full bsmt
CALL FOR Apt, 10. s-s44O
West & Dixon, Realtors
Evening star., 1955-11-04

NEW BRICK HOMES
36th and Southern Ave. Sc.
Ramblers and Cape Gods
Open Sat. and Sum-, ! to s
. apd 4 bedrooms, e5S baths. and
sii.eiectYic kitchsns iuil bsnsts, Z
Only 10 minutes 20 Boiling Field,
Andrews Field, u. 3. Capitol and
Navy Yard. Your choice At S23.-
$50. Trades considered. Out ri.
ave. s.e. to 9raneh ave. right on
Branch TO Erie, left on Erie ! u
HoSthsrn and g 3eth @ and my sisns.
Ewes. 10. 5-ss7s
Evening star., 1955-11-04
ONLY $4,000
NEAR

FJhI DAVIS FAkih
q ksspi " Thsn hSass INSPECT Tai tiais s-yeaf. ear.
old brick house with Q bedroom,
and full basement, on d level
tenced-in lot. You can assume 1
&l0,b00 Oh loan and. pay only
Nj, Edwards, He. 4-S421.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV co. 6-0222
Evening star., 1955-11-04
CHEVERLY

2702 Cheveriy aye.-Detached brick
center entrance. Living room with
fireplace. dining room, kitchen,
screened porch. Ist floor: bed
rooms tile bath, 2nd floor. rec,
room with powder room; buiIt-in
garage; gas h.-w.h.; fenced yard.
Owner In Okinawa. Says sell at
once, and has reduced price "a
S1g.600. r. @. DUNNE. HO. q
070O or WA. 7-OT22
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Ex 3.3400

IA. 9-7760 RA. 3-5711
C0LoRKD--DETACHED C0RNER-
Mod. Kit, bedrms.. tull bsnt..
only $1,000 down. Nj. cars and
b6eb. ROGER Moss, 10. 5000.
coL0REDwoopRlDdE ~ Modern
brick Colonial for only 81 800 down.
spacious rooms In finest residen-
floors. eil-ney de luxe Kitchen, full
tile bath. full .hsrat. with gas heat.
Owner has left town and reduced
price for quick sale. TO inspect
sell to 9 pm. DU. $4,000. RA.. s.
COl0RED-s17 ORLEANS n. M.
-$496 dn. Vacant. Lovely 3 rms.
Coleman brick. hzmt.. gas h,-W,h.
So $99 20 per NO OWNER, ~. $4,000.
ne. 6-rm brick. bath. clean gas
heat .3Q-day possession. RA. g.
6g1Z. TA. 9.7264: d
Evening star., 1955-11-04
LANGIEY PARK

A nearly new 3-bedroom brick ram
bier with w baths plus fun base;
bath; also electric kitchen. You
should see this home II you want a
fine home at the right price
Sl9.500. Excellently. located for
SlS,5Q0---GI approved, Excellently
located for shops, buses and schools.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000 TIL o PM, RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-04
-FOUR CORNERS

KENSINGTON-$14,9 $50
HEk. rsmbleF on wooded cor. lot,
tafy School bedrns., din. rm..
oE kit, bsmt.. with rec, rm.
aluminium storm windows. Here u
sonS clean sr.s so1iS'T|t,sls 1s'| n hc5ns igpsos y
I'll Q pm. HuQoINs d HARRISON.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
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CoLoRED
No Money Dn.$50 Mo,
Nr. 9th and n sts. sw.: vacant; s.
rm, brick: has bath. gas and elec
Call Me. S-65S0 any time. %
Evening star., 1955-11-04

ROCKVILLE
Must sell modern 2-bedfoom bunea.
low: full basement large lot. nice
section. Good buy at So,956.
acres Of land: So. 900 down. =
Many other houses tn Rockville and
PASTOR & McGREw
20. s-e44s. Eyes.. Gath. 47s.M
Evening star., 1955-11-04
ALEx., sHrRrEY HWY -N.u Z

ALEX. SHIRLEY HWY.-New So
" brick rancher; 8 bedrms. plus
I7-ft. paneied den. center hall.
Located on high wooded lot with
limits Of Alex: less than 10 min.
70 downtown D. c. Priced for Inn
mediate sale. Exclusive. q. r.
sTEFFEY, u. 4-3447, JE. .2-4970.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Mass. Ave- Extended

Mass. Ave. Extended
Most attractive 3-yr. .-old white
sscas sssE TaRSs prITese kno 1susssa S SSs; sS
u acre. Contains attractive ilv.
rIn. with picture window. Ire. din.
rfn., elec. kit. 3 twin-stzed bedrms.
and 2 tiled baths: very Iee,
screened-in porch, opening onto q
brick patio. Don't fan 70 inspect
this one. Priced ss6,50o with ex-
W. b. WRIGHT. I'M. $4,000 I'll Q
MONTGOMERY Hills