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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06
The
Bowling Beat

CliSh as he hammered a 563
series with games of 173-187-
2O3. Joe Koston not far behind
with his $50 series rolled 233-
157-170.
Mondays Business Mems
Other heavy hitters besides
the head lines were, RandleS
556 (171-184-20D John E b /,
535 (188-194-173) Ray Priestap
sos (154-170-18D. Lou Rago 480
(164-15O-166). George Pilarczyk
asa (148-156-15O) Les Craig 464
(172-134-158).
Four game winners on Mon
day Business Mems league were
Pilarczyk Brothers ConSt. Co.
over Chardon Inn.
Three to one game winners
were Sidley No. over Sidley
No. 2. Moss Farm Dairy over
Junction Auto.
Splitting even with two each
were, FOE. Eagles and Su-
gar Bush.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06

ley's No. 2 over Chirdi's Ser
vice station. Splitting even two
each were o Kran Beverage
and Sidley's No. |.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06

Spiv Doresam and Harry
Bones tied for high series with
totals of 557 for Monday Glass
les. Spiv ran games of 190-l98-
1863. While Harry ran 21I-157-
1876. His 215 game was high for
single. Other good series of
the night were, Jim Luca a S,
526 Il I'll 64-195) &c org e
Spick 514 OCT 164 1881. Al
Orient 513 (190-154-169). Charles
Rudney sos (127-195-184) Stan
Leggett 500 (169-16o-174) Bar
ham 502 (192-138-172) P III
Joiner 400 (208-142-140). Die k
Hanks 488 (152-181-155) Ev. 487
(164-169-154).
Three to one winners of the
night were: Chardon Excava-
ting over Ben Franklin store
Van Gorder Hardware over
Bostwick store. Don Ellicock
Realty over Chapman Coal and
Supply. Taking 2 games and
leaving 11a was Chardon Rub
Der over Perkins Motors.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06
Tuesday Tits A League

Tuesday Tits A League
Joe Koston walked off with
series and single of Tuesday
A. League when he cam e
through with a $50 series and
games of 170-233-157. His 233
was top for hi single. Close
at his heels was Lloyd Line
with a 554 series (229-173-152)
High series were, Bob Hill
551 191-190-170) Jim Lucas 548
(170-201-16O Bill Rabb 521 (188
-174-159). Fred Hatfield and
John Skiba tied series for 513
Bob Phillips 499. Bob Locke,
494. Frank Aczel, 488.
-Four game winners in team
competition of the evening were
Security Federal Savings over
Locke Lee. Bottger Pild n er
Builders over Tee Pc e Mo =
tors. Taking 3 leaving one was
Chardon Springs over Hi Life.
Splitting even with two each
were Finch Cleaners and Hut
ter'S Service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06

Monday Classic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

BETHESDA-Best buy around S.0.-
600. Near B C. c. High School and
Lady of Lourdes; 3-bedrm. brick Co.
loniaA Small den and powder rm
Lty. rm.. din. nm. modern kit
BfLLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. U. BRICK BUNGALOW
Charming little white brk. bunga-
low. Just over D. c. line. not far
IRON n Sprihs vaneS shnop on; o huy
me quality and excellent cond ;
level yard, fully enclosed by white
picket fence Asking Si4,g50.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, d.. 7-I41l;
ewes III 0-iOi1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

READING TRAINING
business for sale; $1,000 will handle
and includes all equipment. Present
owner may be able to arrange
financing. Call Ma. S-5447. IL"
READY BUYERS for your Nd. gro
Gerry, delicatessen, restaurant, LIQUOR
store or tavern. For prompt sery-
ice, call Mr.. Bass, WA. 7-0l96;
ewes, UN. 4-l746. HEIDER q
SELLERS. 10
MOTEL, in Virginia city, with re-
markable earnings of $1,000 per
unit last year and increased earn
ings In 1855. Location assures sta
bility Of investment and continuing
high income. Priced at 3La times
income. Substantial cash. INEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or
OIL. 2-5S67.
TIRE STORE, est. over SO years at
same excellent d. c. central loca-
lion: includes present stock and
e eSTD oDfapa o oSd fetEnS
Trifiers save your time and mine;
reasonable. Box TAB. Star.
JEWELRY STORE in prosperous
Fails Church residential area. ideal
for matchmaker and wife: available
Immediately in time for Xmas op.,
portunities. Abundant watch and
clock repairs. JE. $500. -
ESTABLISHED PARKING LOT, 90
cars; 10 spaces more tsoonl; low
rent. good lease; Imam operation:
mr.. Government bldgs. OIL. 1884,
PARTNER n I. WANTED WANTED fer new type yDc
portunity. RIA. 3-9533. 13'
GROCERY, beer; $1,000 wkly.; good
clean stock. lively corner store.
Priced to sell. Ii. 4-9206. IL
DRUG STORE-Lease expiring. can
be renewed; good profitable store,
ne composition s,o %snt n 70 Es,irf
amount for fixtures and fountain.
Box 47l-C, Star. Ill
DEL. AND REST, sc. Reduced for
quick sale; low overhead; excel
lent location. LII. LOEB. To-
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lHoUsEs for SALE, NV. tcont.
OPEN San. 2 no 4

1885 LAMONT STREET NV.
Attractive and well-butlt 3-Story
brick; 0 bedrooms. 2 tile baths
plus maids room and bath, porches
brick garage. fireplaces. Immaculate
condition. Owner leaving city. some
furniture for sale Y desired. Les
than S2o 100 FRANK Z. N N DOYLE DOYLE
C0LORED - 18th AND COLUMBIA
RD., 1895 dn.-9-rm brk.: @ bed
o.h.-w.h. ST. 3-f4l5. ia. S-S74e.
COLoRED-NR. SOLDIERS HOME,
S495 down - 0-rm. brk.; 1st-h.
R.-w.h. ST. 3-GiI5. ia. s-s74s.
COLoRED-GI-3 bedrm.. semidet
brick: beautiful mod. kit, 0E dish
Priced right, RooERs Really
COLORED-BARGAIN-Nr. 4th and
Randolph. New recreation room. 4
bedrooms. IN baths; new-house
cond.: vacant: 20 #. wide. FIS-
CHER, OIL. 4-7SSS. %
COLOkED-VACANT. Redecorated
Io2! Otis st: ne, e.88s rms 9G bath h
cSo ISSiiE eyfs Gsi sSss6 down. ne
6S nj ST. NV. Trade your house
for this money-maker;. q real chance
Tor someone to get ahead, Eleven
large rooms. "a baths, full bsmt:
oil heat; excel. cond. FALLIN
REALTY CO., L. 4-730o or 20.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CoLoRED-vAcANT
EXCEPTIONAL BUY

SI5,B5U
Substantial brick hone: Hy. rm.. din.
rm.. receipt hall, 5 bedrms.. 3 kits.
9k baths. front and rear concrete
poreheS: full bsmt.; gas h.-w. h.
and shower: ideal cond. and loo,
Good for income or large family.
Low down payment.
CAAdPANELLA a. CO.
Elk. 3-4113 Ewes, JU. s-9173
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
HOUSES FOR sALF-Mp.
rERRIFIC BARGAIN. 76os MaeAr

TERRIFIC BARGAIN. 1909 MaeAr-
thur blvd.-All-brick Colonial; 3
bedrms., "a baths, side enel. porch.
sun deck. hsmt.: lge. lot with bar
becue pit. built-tn garage. This
home has many surprises. the most
pleasant being the price. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN. A.
1896. WA. 1866. %
IN AUBURN AVE, TAKOMA-For
the family that needs that extra
fG mashed r Esdrm and tOi hssni in P Ssnt
lear detached garage. DIR: Out
New Hampshire ave. to frst street
on left beyond East-West hwy
Price. $50 500. Open Sat. and Sun.
/ till dark. THADEN REALTY. no.
$4,000. Ill
SILVER sPRING-SI2 BOO
OAKVIEW, COW, to Langley PIX
Charming rambler, nice rms.
fireplace, automatic washer. Go
MOVE IN BEFORE XMAS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
This cute doll house in Viers Mil
lse af kit, mas iul b Seatm' Cali ~ today day
LEO A. Dryer CO., INC.
JU. 9-SO33 Mrs. Wills RA. 6-74e5
8l95O-oNLY S495 DOWN
Don't let the price fool you. This
2-tedrm.. fuli-bsmt home is coy
and warm in winter: cool in sum-
mer: has new glass lined water
heater; lee. level fenced ward. with
trees and barbecue: is close to
school shopping and bus.
WILLARD MILLER
Home Merchant
JU. 9-6s00 Ewes, He. 4-229l
NEAR Sill. sPG. AND WHEATON,
RAMBLER. brand-new. all brick
with brick carport on heavily
wooded lot. both front and rear.
100000; liv. I'm. 13hsx20 with
fireplace, large din. rm. and ALL
electric kit. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
pull-down stairs to STORAGE attic:
full bsmt.: school bus at door, .
blks. to bus. Here you have pri-
yacy on q lot you will like. All
homes in this area on very large
lots Price. S24,100. Call RE. z
$3.50 till o pm.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
S95--6l0 Meridian lane--2-bedrm
rambler. newly decorated: "a.
diant heat, storage attic
sodGed lot
l00-6990 Fairfax dr. -9-bedrm
standardized brick home: sep.
arate dining room. equipped
kitchen. full bsmt. and large
level lot
l35--Poplar Heishts--The choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center: 3-bedrooM
brick rambler: ali-electric GE
kitchen with range, garbage
DISPOSAL dishwasher and Ben.
dig washer; large picture win
dow. wooded lot: storage attic
) min. TO PentaEon
l50-Colunhia Pines-Beautiful new
3-bedroom brick rambler: sub
division. near Arnandale; large
picture windows furn base
ment PuiI-down stairway u
attic: garage: disposal dish.
washer, electric range and re-
frigerator. Large. spacious lot
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
INVESTOR
Circulation
leadership

An openins exists in the
City CIRCULATION Department
OF The Evening and Sunday
Star for man between the
AGES Of 25 and 45 to obtain
a route contract OFFERING o
substantial year-round earn
ings. Previous newspaper cir
culation experience desirable
but not essential. Good pre-
yious business record, good
health and good driving rec
ord are essential. Applicant
must have firm intention OF
making this business his ca
reer, and be In financial posi-
tion. TO post q $4,000 realty
bond 10 secure contract. Abil-
tty to deal with boys, promote
sales and maintain good serv-
ice are essentials of lob TO be
done. Apply In person only TO
MI r. 9. Harris. Room 204.
Star Building. between hours
OF 500 Am. and 500 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
SuOppiiig anu DUB;
WILLARD MILLER
BETHESDA, MD.
COR BRICK RAMBLER

Match this If you can
yr. old. superb location,
white painted brick. picket
fence. 9 large rooms. 3 twin
bedrms., :. luxury baths, day
light bSmt.. built-in garage.
gas heat Low down pay
ment, 4RS financing, early
possession. Priced for immed.
sale. S24 $50. BY appt. only.
ALDON PROPERTIES. INC.
1012 Woodward Bldg, Ma.
s-5740; ewes. EN-. 1851.
10. 4-6031.
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SILVER SPRING
RAMBLER
ONLY S14.950

Lovely brick home. approx. 4 years
old, immaculate condition.; has spa
ci0uS living room, dining area
large, fully equipped Kitchen: 4
twin-size bedrooms and tile bath;
full daylight basement: beautiful
corner lot; close to school. Down
payment TO Oh. $3.50. Conven-
tional financing, $4,000 down. For
details, call Mr.. McGinniss, ma.
$4,000; ewes, Tu. 2-23SS. Dist S.
Md
Frederick w. Berens Sales
1922 L. st. NV, MA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AGER ROAD--6-rm. Colonial. heat
ed sun room. l0xes. Tile bath.
high corner lot; Anchor fenced
JOHN S2i pG II. Johnson. VA. 'S Soe5o5S 81
AvoNpALE, mr.. St. John's-s-rm.
brick; like new; many extras.
Owner leaving town. ALLEN REAL
ESTATE. RA. 6.3333.
C .ap Ala H HiIS US i Esh yieS
rm. brick Diet. home; features incl.
parquet floors, lst-floor powder rm,,
many extras, Priced. $3.50.
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO., 1929 x st,
CHEyERLY-7-rm.. els-bath. all
possession. on large lot, with Diet,
garage and FISH pond; screened
porch; full bsmt. with lovely rec
rm. Only S2n.500. with as little
as $4,000 down. THE PERRY
BOSWELL CO. WA. 7-4500 til s
coLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES. MD.
mont slsts roof SlieA S edpms. and
baths, = half-bathS; library. many
lovely features: rec. room; oil heat.
Gear garage; u lot. beaut. land
scaped; reas. priced. Shown by
appointment only. A H. SEID-
ENSPINNER. Realtor. WA. T-1010
or WA T-iBgS. Ill
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES -
Custom 2ia-story brick Colonial: 8
bedrms, 3 baths. 12x30 liv. rm.
with fireplace. 12x2O den. beautiful
rec rm. in full bSmt., attached
garage: must be seen. Only S34,-
500. THE PERRY BOSWELL CO..
WA. T-4500 til s pm. -
DISTRICT HEIGHTS - $1O.750.
Mod. 2-bedrm. rambler on extra
lge fenced lot. S51 mo. with 81 800
down. Call til . pm. EN-. 2-7S00.
FREDERICK W. BERENS, JR... &
co. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick Co.
lonial; excel, cond.; immed. possess
sion, priced for immediate sale.
coHEE REALTY CO.. AP. 1885.
%
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

NEAR EASTERN STAR HOME
2 bedrms., iiv. rm., din. rm., Kit,
bath: full bsmt.: fenced lot: In
Immaculate condition. Has air con.
ditioner. This home is near schools
transp. and churches. Can bC
bought subject to CT approval with
small down payment Call Mr.
Bailey, OIL. 4-2429 or RE 7-6650
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WOODMOOR

3-bedrm. brick and frame rambler:
Just like new: low down payment;
assume az CT loan: Sl6,95O
THOMPSON & GRAY. ~. $1,000.
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HOUSES uNFuRN. Cont,

n. Abingdon bedrms. large
liY. rm.. sep. din. rm.; country club
area; l acre garden with fruit trees.
shrubs. Lease. KE. S-4769.
BETHESDA 3-bedroom 1a-bath.
newly redee. all-brk. Colonial; near
NH, MIMIC. new schools and
m s5ani p r, mPsd Us Easup or sS sge ssL
ALEXANDRIA-sma decorated .
bedrm. brick home with naneled
rec. rm. near Huntins Towers;
500. CRoWELL & CO.. INC. IA. B.
070T.
ARL-TRo-bedFm. Semidet. brick
with full bSmt., fenced yard, shade
trees; SS3.5q OF. 4-95l4 or IA.
2-3iO5.
BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brk. Colonial;
excel; location; SIPS mo. Call Oh
FALLS CHURCH AREA Leavins
Dec 90 for mos. 3-bedrm. house;
auto. washer; lge. fenced yard
trees, patio, barbecue. dead-end
street, 500 mo. JE. 4-0l1S. -lo
BETH, 4Ie5 CHESTNUT ST.-Nr
Naval Medical and NH. . bedrms.
kit. new stove, refrig: full bsmt.
eas heat, sos mo. ARTHUR L. LAT.
TERNER, OIL. @-77S3, OIL. 2-1l5l
Ill
RIGGS PIX, d. C.-Charming ;.
bedrm Semidet, brk.: wall-to-wall
cerpeting throughout: garb. diSpoS-
al: rec. rm.; patio, Sl15 mo. Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-1l03,
ewes. 10. 5-3593.
FALLS CHURCH AREA e-bedrm
Cape Cod with firepl., seq. din. rm.
bSmt. with rec, rn.; carport; fenced
rear yard. auto. washer: power
mower: available now, $la5 mo,
il. 2-2349. Ill
FALLS CHURCH-Brick: din. rm.,
, bedrms., . baths: porch; bsmt.
garage; clean. Sl25. JE. 2-3224.
3 HOUSES-2-bedrm.: garage, bsmt.,
S100; new 3-bedrm. rambler. bsmt :,
Sll5: 4-bedrm-. new rambler. q
s HStss r fsSs oSs' IA 1E sai fssi4'
Mr.. NICHoLS.ATLANTIC-Brick. .
bedrms,, scr. porch, rec. rm., gas;
Trims; Si0o. 10. 3-6sse. III
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. brk. rambler.
623T N Goth st, mr. nottingham
School, tranSp., shop: Sl25. IKE.
$3.50, Ill
LAKE BARCROFT-LuXury home OF
distinctive design for the diScrimi-
mating who want room to live and
entertain. Att. diplomats. Senators.
hish-ranking oficers. ia, 7-6oto.
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. Colonial.
fireplace: fenced-in yard: 1O4l2
InWood ave Sl25 per month. Call
Ii. 1-J0SS. III
Mr.. JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL
RAdap 1tEa l-hAdFrl hFirk
transp.; sis5 lis Urei pl. ne.
Open Sat. Sun. l-6 pm. RA.
OAKv1EW, Mont. co.-ultramod.
brick rambler 3 bedrms.; bsmt =.
rec. rm,; fenced I'd; S12a mo;
LANE MANOR. P, @. Co. close to
eyerythins-3-oedrm. mod. brick
IEWIspALE. p. G. Co. . biks. to
exp bus-e-bedrm. brk.: bsmt.
sos mo-; vacant
HA. c-ss9a HE. 4-35oo
a323 DUBOIS PL. SEA lovely a.
nm. house in, very good cond. Every
thing most desirable: auto washer
finished hSmt. $1On-Sl1n.
ASHER REALTY co.
II. S-4413 Ii. I-Sesl
10
NEW BRICK HOUSE, bedrms., .
baths. fun basement. is-acre lot:
9ni Esterbrook drive. Annandale
eo2 S. WAYNE ST, ARL-Lsrge liv
nm. with fireplace, modern kitchen.
and Navv Annex.
ALSO: 1-bedrm apt. $50; and
efficiency apt. SOS. B. NJ. SMITH,
24l0 Columbia pike. ia. S-2755
81 ~ NEWTON ST. NE-Detached
stories, 6 rms. . baths, gas heat;
500.
MT RAINIER. 44o3 goth st-SemI-
bungalow; bedrms.. baths. gar:
Sis.
DUNN L. CO. WA. 1-nn4s
Ill
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CHEVY CHAsE-Charming older
home with bedrms.. expanda6le
rm., garage. CT approved. $4,000
KORZENDORFER. OIL. Ash til
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STANDARDIZED BRK.
ONLY $3.50
$3.50 DOWN

734 Faraday pl. n.e.-4 blks. new
Providence Hospital; broom brick
home with nice front porch: only
5 years old. newly decorated; full
bsmt., fenced ward. Bal. like rent.
bus fare
sTEUART BROS. INC.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 1895
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COLORED-IIth AND EAST CAP
ITOL Me-, .S795 down--.Redec, 8
S 5m DFs Eli Ssdsmi huge ~ Sr 1a's ssra iSl
coLoRED1RIvER TERRACE. Of
MINI. ave.-Cute a-bedrm.. brio
home. Move in with small dow
payment, balance like rent. DI. 2
6501: TU. 2-SsS9.
60l FRANKLIN ST.-Colored o
white. vac. cor. brick equip. q
two apis: gas INV. h, gar: idea
IS residence or professional offiees
A terrific value. $4,000. Liberia
terms. WILLIAM c. FAUSSETT
6lOl Dig st. ne, WA. 7-l121 o.
LU. 2-6772.
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Picturesque Rambler

Now vacant and spotleSs- throughout.
located In Rosemary Hills section.
Living room-dining room comb.
Bright modern kitchen. 3 bedrooms
and bath. Full basement. Excellent
fenced lot where the kiddieS and
pets cannot stray from: 1900
down payment will handle. Can be
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
The Gallery of Homes"
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BETHESDA

In wooded section OF Parkwood anc
convenient TO. National Institutes o,
Health. Quick possession may b,
had on this 3-bedrm. 2-story al
brk. Colonial with side scr. porch
and bSmt. rec. rm.. $l9.750. viii
accept G1 and FLA contract. Cal
10 $500 til q q m. HIGGINS 4
HAD IlnN INC RaaltnrR
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SILVER SPRING

Near Franklin and Flower ayes, LIST
time offered. Cute 6-rm. all-brick
5 bedrms., and bath. Full daylight
bsmt.. tiled floor, Ice. screened
porch, fenced yard. viii sell CT
Priced for quick sale. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO., JU. 9-6440. Open till
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COLORED-GI APPROVED
BROOKLAND AREA
Modern semidetached 3-bedrm. brick
home; gas heat; full bsmt.; fenced
yard. lOfo down. bal. like rent. LA
6-2957.
AUERBACH a. CO. DI. 7-65ol
CoLoRED-RAMBLER
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: ~ 1-.S :, ~.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

FOR THE DISCRIMINATING. 3-bed-
room brick rambler. ga baths. table
rm, with iirepl: screened porch
enclosed breeZeway to lear garage
ige lot. S34.950. CHESTER H.
KELLER. REALTOR. JU. 5-7100,
III Q-IbhU
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

Brick, bungaiow, side porch, base
ment, attic: brick garage. close in ,
$4,000; THOMPSON & GRAY.
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PARTNER WANTED for new typ

VENDING MACHINES, Kleenex QOl.
fee. NE. s-I027 after Q pm.
10
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SILVER SPRING. 29I4 Luzerne
ave. ultrAmodern 3-bedrm Diet,
R Rps pi eeareF1 WINDOW DOW and repiaee
equip. kit. gas heat, fenced yd.
and many extras. Close to schools,
FLOYD z. DAVIS co. 1899 K st
NV. MA, S-o352; ewes. JU, g.
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ROCKVILLE - 5-hedrms.. !iy. rm.,
kit. . baths. fun bsmt. with garage
Splendid e1nd 20. s;3oa7a II
SILVER SPRING Sl4, $50 - BY
living dining L. ; bedrms, tiled
bath. large closets, complete GE
kitchen space for ith bedrm.
plumbing available for md bath
large fenced lot; assume GI loan.
l0306 CALUMET DR., ~. S-1g3l.
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BETaE si se.t En splis Level o,
used brick; spacious liv. I'm. fea-
turing bay window and raised
hearth, separate din. nm. GE kit
equipment. = bedrms. d. 3 complete
baths. stairway to ige. storage
attic. daylight walk out bsmt. with
q most attrac. piayrm. From Wis.
ave. west on Bradley 10 Wilson
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Miss Little. TO Wed
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daAHtfcr Virginia Carolyn to
BENJAMIN CNde Thompson son
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Thompson ri Jetet>gllh
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lg October
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By BRIAN BELL
Henry ROhiand Photos

ing. But there's many a story
that goes with the nine
months between the start and
end Of the job.
Mrs. Popenoe cashed some
bonds, thinking that would be
enough to do the job. Even
tually, this sum proved to be
enough for only 5 per cent of
the project. Soon they needed
more money. The Popenoes
applied for a construction
loan from a bank. To their
distress, they discovered you
can't get a construction loan
If you have already started
remodeling. It has to be done
before the first board Is sawed.
Fortunately for their dreams,
Laura's father, Dr.. Paul Pope
noe, who writes a marriage
counsel column which appears
in The Star, came to their
rescue. He put up enough
money TO complete the Job.
Another disappointment
came when Ollie confidently
walked into the Building In.
spector's once and presented
his plans on scraps OF paper.
They politely showed him the
District Building Code and
said: go get yourself an
architect. as required by law"
The Popenoes found them
selves an architect, took bids
on plumbing, plastering and
tile setting. They hired Meyer
Schelpark, an Israeli immi-
grant. who brought In an
eight-man crew.
Mr.. Schelpark, a warrant
ofacer In the British Army
during the war and later q
construction engineer In Is
rael, married an American girl
and came to this country
three and q half years ago. In
his crew was q carpenter. Law
rentia Morozov, who had been
a soldier In the Russian Army,
fled to Germany and made his
way to this country. Mr..
Morozov spoke no English and
Evening star., 1955-11-27

only Mr.. Schelpark could give
him instructions. He had
trouble with Mr.. Popenoe's
name and after Ollie had re-
peated 1t several times, Mr..
Morozov said, puzzled: mo
Poppa?"
As the apartments began to
take shape, the Popenoes
bought knocked down furni-
ture, put 1t together and
painted 1t. Determined to
paint the walls with dark
colors, they found professional
painters favored light hues
which covered up defects and
quoted them higher prices for
dark shades. A painter they
hired who told them he knew
what they wanted insisted on
painting the walls In bright
reds and blues. they finally
dismissed him, bought and
mixed their own paints and
hired Government painters to
do the job In their spare time.
Laura, who majored IN
crafts at the University of
Maryland, did oil paintings
and baked enamel ash trays
In her own kitchen kiln for all
the apartments. She laid out
the furniture arrangements
and the interior decoration.
Ready for occupancy, the
apartments cleaned with
modern furniture. Rich colors
teal green, antique gold,
shadow blue, turquoise
shown from the walls and
even the dime store salt and
pepper shakers fitted in with
the decor The Popen0es ad-
verttsed in the papers and
hardly opened the doors be-
fore the apartments were
rented.
Was 1t hard work getting
the remodeling done?
Well, ! didn't have time to
read a newspaper, magazine
or book from January to Oc-
tober," Ollie says. 'sbut it was
fun and well worth the time"
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