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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
Little League Set
For 1856 Season

The annual organization meet
ing Of London Little League base
Tall was held on December 13. The
past seasons activities were re-
viewed and plans for the coming
season were made.
Weldon Pfarr Sr. requested
that he be replaced as manager OIL
toe Cubs and that James Coma ns
appointed in his place. The request
v as approved and Pfarr will cor
.inue with the Cubs as assistant
manager. Other managers who con-
tInue are Reds, Harold Shoemak-
Ell; Yanks, Don Morrison; Phiis,
C. d. Blair.
The matter of league franchise
was given thorough consideration
and it was unanimously voted to
continue to affiliate with Little
League Baseball, Inc, with which
London's Little League has been
associated for the four years of its
existence.
Officers elected for the 1886
season were B. G.. Burr, president;
Robert Powers, vice president; r.
David Wilson, secretary; and
George McMurray, treasurer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
TO APPEAR ON
SALLY FLOWERS SHOW

Cheryl Ann Londergan, will ap-
pear on Sally Flowers TV Show
Tuesday evening, December 20
from $50 to z pm.
A student of the Helen Marx
Dance Studio, Cheryl Ann is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Londergan.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
MRS. EVERETT JOHNSON
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Johnson,
announce the birth of a daughter.
Sandra Kay, at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital, Wednesday, December Z.
The baby weighed eight pounds
and twelve ounces. She and her
mother returned this week to their
home 261 West High Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-16
& OUR
TKz|{l TOWN
SCANDAL

SnOe pltcnlng CONTEST Ior using
crooked shoes. We frown on
this sort of thing.
GIFT
This is the time of year
when there appears to be a
terrific strain on the family
ties that each man will get
for Christmas.
GALS
Many a girl who never had
an opportunity to attend a
charm school may be said to
have a well-rounded personal
ity.
sUoN THoT
A man never gets too big to
get in the dog house and
never too small to get out!
Wish
What we'd like to see just
once is a sea monster served
up on flying saucer.
SAD STATE
Sad note in the holiday sea-
son came about when a minis
ter jumped in the ocean last
week. Accounts stated that he
bought a 1895 used car and
didn't have the vocabulary to
go with it.
HOLY MATRiMoNY
Daughter: What kind of a
husband should / get?"
Mother: Just concentrate
on the single men, daughter
and leave the husbands
alone!"
hUMNN!
The amount of welfare aid
accorded to our underprivileg-
ed citizens should depend en-
tirely upon their willingness to
work.
CHRISTMAS
One of the incest things
about Christmas is that il lets
us. all express our sentiments
without criticism. We can
come right out and say what
we've been boarding up in our
hearts all year and everyone
is. pleased. So Christmas be-
comes a renewed wish that
magically binds us all togeth-
er in a feeling of fine friend
ship and hospitality.
WELL? So
A bargain is anything that
you can buy today at yester-
days prices. Trouble with De-
cember is that there is too
much month and too little
money!
UNDERQuoTE
Women lose their feminin-
ity when they participate in
wrestling" says a well known
designer. We suspect that this
is true to some extent.
VIEWPOINT
A truly democratic person
is one who doesn't look down
on people who have money.
And mix-ups are bound to oc-
cur when mixed drinks are
served in mixed company!
SELLING
Clerk: "Why, these shirts
simply laugh at laundering!"
Customer: yeah! The last
ones I bought came back with
their sides split"
77?g S
A good husband is a guy
who beats his wife up every
morning!
SUGGESTION
To the members of the city
council, we again suggest a
New Years resolution - that
they devote more time to get
ting obsolete resolutions off
the books and to enforce the
ones left over.
MEDICINE.
About the only thing that a
modern day doctor and the
stork have in common is the
size of the bill.
TRAVEL
There are two kinds oi
geese flying south right now.
the ones you hear honking
overhead and the ones honkine
on the highways.
oocGoNE
Suggestion for a cartoon =
two Alaskan huskies are talk.
ing things over. One says tc
the other, 81 hate mush!'
THOUGHT
Some people think that
man who deceives his wife is
a cad. Others just think he's
wonder.
OUCH!
A psychiatrist is a doctor
who goes to burlesque show
and watches the audience.
LUCK
Luck is about the handles
word In the dictionary. :. .Wha
other word can you use Z
explain the success of peopl
you don't like?
LAST WORD
And remember this !. +.
theory Is nothing more than
mere hunch but with colleg
educationl
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
EMERGENCIES TREATED

Stephen Sands, COS E. Second,
lip laceration, fell down steps with
toy in hand; Jordon Peterson,
burns of left hand; Helen Perry,
200 Beech, injuries left palm, ell
bow, knee and hands, fell on
stones; Raymond Steele, 912 JEFF
ferson-St, contusions and lacera-
tions, caught between steel beams
at work; Myrtle Barnett, Detona
Beach, laceration right wrist, cut
while washing bottle; Claude Vro-
man, 201 E. Third-st, burns of
hand, leg and chest from hot cof-
fee; Gerald Rife, Jr., Oak Harbor
Route /, ankle injuries, foot caught
in bicycle; Sandra Werlich, Route
l, lip laceration, fall; Harold
Brandt, $50 Monroe-st forehead
burns; Glenn Sherwood, 135 Cen
ter7Road, abrasions right eye
glasses broken wnen hit; Dennis
Lee Bahnsen, Route 3, crushed
finger, caught in car door.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
IHH
ADMITTED

May 6: Mrs. Lester Mierke, lat
Erie,st, Oak Harbor, medical; Val
erie Valiant, 1601s w. Water-st,
Oak Harbor, Jeffrey Foster, Alb E.
Fourth-st, and Barbara Ann Glenn
ons, 626 Laurel-ave, tonSillectomies
Peter Butchko, Jr., Lakeside, medi-
cal.
May Z: Mrs. Frank CarstenS, Alt
Harrison-st, medical; Florence
Hurns, Cleveland, accident patient;
Mrs. James Lannen, 416 Washing
ton-st, surgical.
May 8: Thelma HuSkey, Gypsum,
surgical; Chester Kabat, 212 Oak
: st, medical.
May 9: Mrs. James Menier, Box
237, Marblehead, medical; Mrs.
Robert Nissen, $40 E. Second-st,
medical; Mrs. Clayton Peters, Rt. 8,
surgical; Mrs. Santos Gonzalez, 800
w. Second-st, surgical; Mrs. o. w.
Brackney, Lakeside, medical.
May 10: Edward Peterson, 800
Second-st, medical; Mrs. Vernon
Flick, Route /, surgical.
May IL: Mrs. Nellie Steelsmith,
218 Harrison Street, medical.
DISCHARGED
Fred Mollenhauer, Mrs. Reigel
Fetterman, Mrs. Hazel Shortridge,
Mrs. Orville Armstrong, Samuel
Gudjardo, Daniel Baker, Mrs. Per-
ry Boysen, Mrs. Henry BuIhrow,
Mrs. Richard Roberts, Mrs. WaSson
J. Smith and baby, Mrs. Stewart
Webster, Miss Esther Lee, Russell
Goddard, Jr., Mrs. Jefferson White,
Mrs. John Raft, Mrs. Melvin Tice
and baby, Jean Valance, Patrick
Grieger, Mrs. Clarence Rubeck and
baby, Valerie Kay Valiant, Jeffrey
A. Foster, Barbara Ann Clemons,
Mrs. Frank Carstens, Mrs. Eldon
Ebel and baby, Mrs. William Greear
and baby, Mrs. Clayton Peters, Mrs.
Santos Gonzalez.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
CATHOLIC WOMEN

Sponsored by the Fremont Dean
cry TDCCW, Day of Recollection
will be held May 18 at Our Lady
of Lourdes Parish in Genoa and
women of all parishes are cordially
invited to join. The day opens at
9 am. with mass, followed by cof-
fee and rolls. Those attending are
to bring a box lunch. Conferences
in the morning and afternoon will
be in charge of the Very Rev.
James OToole, pastor. Benediction
at 2:30 will close the day. A con-
tribution of SIPS from each per-
son will cover expenses of the day.
Reservations are to be made by
May Is with Mrs. Jacob Brown,
Genoa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
Gloria Probel To
Wed John EFoelzer

Graduation and wedding will
be close together for senior Gloria
Probel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Probel of Fulton-st, who
has chosen June 25 as date for her
marriage to John Hoelzer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hoelzer of San
dusky.
The wedding will be solemnized
at seven O'Clock Saturday evening,
June 25, in Peace Lutheran church,
the Rev. Hartwig Pruess officiating.
Carolyn Probel, sister of the
bride, will be maid of honor and
Paul Hoelzer, brother of the groom,
will be best man. High school
friends will be Gloria's brides
maids: Sharon Gentry and Martha
Melishka. Albert Widman will be
an usher.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
ELKS LADIES

Elks Ladies Tuesday elected new
officers, Mrs. John Gaydos becom-
ing president; Corrine Orns vice.
president; Edna Mackey secretary;
Jerry Riedmaier treasurer; Ruth
Bankey, sergeant-at-armS. They
will be installed at June IA BAN
quet at Travellers. Committees for
the father-son banquet June 9 were
appointed. A hospital pledge pay
ment was voted. Hostesses were
Oleta Granstaff, Gladys Heineman,
and Alice Van Vorce. Banquet
committee will be Jerry Riedmaier,
Pearl Helget and Clarabelle Perry
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
JR. CIVIC CLUB

Mrs. George Gulau was elected
president of the Port Clinton Jun
ior Civic Club at meeting in
Guild Hall Monday evening. Other
officers elected are Mrs. Robert
Brown, vice-president, Mrs. DON
aid Perry, secretary, Miss Pat Sui
livan, corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Robert Bolshart, treasurer,
Mrs. Chad Granger, press report
er, and Mrs. Carl Fastzkie, histor-
ian. Installation will be at din
ner meeting at the Island House,
May %.
New members added to the club
were Gloria Tariolli, Gail Smith,
Betty Reitz, Delo Kohring, and Lee
WahlerS.
Hostesses were Mrs. Don QuiSno
Miss Joan Lehman, Miss Gail Boss
and Mrs. Gulau.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
Tractor Driver
Injured By Car

Clarence Behnken, %, Oak Har-
Dor, Route 2, suffered injuries of
both legs, his left arm, nose and
forehead Friday at 11:30 pm. when
a tractor he drove on Boysen Road
as he returned from night plowing
was struck by car driven by
Caroline Marie Aldrich, 18, SOB
Thompson-st, Fremont. He was
treated at Magruder hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Ottawa County Gold Star Moth
ers reverently put their favorite
flower of their hero sons into a
vase as a part of the impressive
memorial services conducted at
Oak Harbor Legion Home Tuesday
night by the county chapter. Speak
er was Rocky Ridges Lutheran
minister, Rev. E. E. E. Winterhoff.
Mrs. Frnklin Dirnberg sang Beau
tiful Isle Of Somewhere, accom-
panied by Mrs. Anna Stephenson.
Parents, families and friends at
tended and lunch and social hour
followed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
Two Divorce
Suits Filed

Lloyd D. Bodi, as next best
friend, has filed a suit for divorce
in common pleas court on behalf
of Lloyd D. Bodi, a minor, 2307
River Avenue, Sandusky, against
Nancy Bodi, minor, 1852 Fulton
Street, Sandusky. He charges gross
neglect of duty. The couple was
married June 27, 1854 at Zanes-
vile and has no children.
Charging gross neglect and ex-
treme cruelty, Mary Ann Koch has
filed petition for divorce against
John D. Koch. The plaintiff asks
custody of minor child, alimony
and equitable relief.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
SHOWER GIVEN

A bell from which blue and
white streamers cascaded set the
motif for a pretty miscellaneous
shower complimenting bride-elect
Gloria Probel Thursday night with
her sister, Carolyn Probel, as host
ess. Bingo was enjoyed, the honor
guest received lovely gifts, and re-
freshments were served. Guest list
included Sharon Gentry, Mary
Kramb, Marva Turner, LaVerne
Winke, Beth Aurand, Ruth Rofkar,
Karen Edwards, Jean Fillmore,
Jackie Swingle, Carolyn Wheel,
Jane Minoff, Gale Shively.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
GUEST NIGHT

The scheduled speaker cancelled
at the last minute but members of
Mothers Forum substituted panel
discussion that proved highly in
teresting when they had a Guest
Night meeting at Legion Hall We'd
nesday. Thirty-five were present,
and Mrs. Ray Lyons served as mod
orator for the informative discus
sion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13

Doris Nielsen, 413 E. Sixtn-st, is
on the honor roll of 534 students
achieving high scholastic attain
ments averages of 3.25 or better)
in Ohio State University's College
of Education during the winter
quarter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13

of reckless driving filed by deputy
James Ellenberger after car he
drove hit a signal at Three Mile
Crossing Sunday at 1870 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-13
SIGNAL HIT

Daniel Norman Lane, 20, Lake
side, was fined SIS and costs in
municipal court Monday On charges
, 1955-08-19
JIG YOU care for Scotch

Your host poured out your Scotch with his
back half turned from you now he waits
for the bouquet to reveal his cellars triumph.
What can it reveal? Scotch is but malt,
barley and water. Yet the distillation Of fine
Scotch calls for the purest mountain water.
The sparkling water found in the hills
round the river Spey where Grants have
always had their distilleries. Where fertile
fields grow barley barley that is exactly
right for fine Scotch Whisky.
Grants is still a family concern, sternly,
keeping to its original standards. Blending
with a skill handed down by generations
patiently maturing its whiskyfo for long years.
Grants rare bouquet will recall this history
foryou. So-ifyoureally care for fine Scotch
~ remember that simply asking for Scotch
is moi enough. Ask for Grants BY name.
, 1955-08-19
No. 985
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF r UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
CERTIFICATE Of REGISTRATION Of ASSIGNMENT
APPLICATION HAVING E E MADE BY;
Il CORPORATION
REGISTRATION Of
: sTUDEBAKER CORPORATION

for registration in the Virgin Islands Of the United STATES
Of ASSIGNMENT Of Trademark bearing Certificate Of Reglstra
Hon M SOC 193. registered in the U S. Patent Office on June
ID 1850, and III the Virgin Islands Of the United States on
July II. 1852; and it having been shown that said trademark
HAS been assigned to Studebaker-Packard Corporation, Of
South Bend, Indiana & Detroit Michigan, a corporation @
nT;cbiosn IL instrument dated September 30, 1854 and re-
corded ii the u. S. Patent Office on November 81 1854
TE1s IS no CERTIFY that the said assignment has
nean recorded Ia the office of the Government Secretary OF
the Virgin Islands Of the United States, at St Thomas, u az
cordance with provisions in the Regulations governing the
registration Of Patents and Trademarks il the Virgin Islands,
approved April 4, 1916.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the VIZ
gin Islands Of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte AmaIie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 10Th
day Of August, a. %, 1855.
(SEAL
, 1955-08-19
CHARLES K. cLAUNCH
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
Excerpt from New York Herald Tribune Of June %, 1853:
RED HAcKLE SCOTCH WINS FIRST PRIZE AT

London, ENGLAND. With a view 10 deciding which is the best
whisky produced in Scotland. 4 Competition was held al the
Brewers Exhibition ia London. The Competition was open to all
brands Of Scotch Whisky and 80 brands. including all the best
known brands. were represented. The Competition was conducted
on the fairest possible lines. All the Whiskies entered for the Com
petition were purchased by the Exhibition Authorities from Retail
Stores in the ordinary course Of business. and were submitted TO
to the Judges the leading seven Experts Of Scotland in uniform.
clear bottles with only a number TO distinguish Them. Alter exhaus-
i've tests. the Judges awarded FIRST PRIZE TO RED HACKLE"
Their decision was unanimous. He'd Fackle is 1000 Scotch Whisky.
sc proof and is imported in the United States by Imported Brands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DIPLOMAT needs fully furnished
house. general area Chevy Chase;
4 bedrms.. = baths: rent not exceed
ing $500. KE. 7-0s17 after pm.
VICINITY SILVER sPRING-3-bed-
room 2-bath house with garage;
Sl25-S150 mo-; family of three.
Elk. $1,000. Ext W-439. 81
CPLE. needs 3 bed
rms, yard: good area for children:
pref. Bethesda. Arl. DE. 2-22Sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
APIS. UNEURNisHED-vA.

ARL;--Newly decorated; 8 rms, kit.
adults; S69. so. ia. 7-l531. I'll
s69-one- bedrm. apt. nr. Wash. and
At. blvdsr Pentagon. Ft. Myer:
--2l
ALEX, 80 Green st. 1-bedroom
garden apt: very cow. loc.: vacant:
S72 mo-, Incl. utils. ia. e-6022.
RossLYN AREA - 1-bedroom apt.
all utils.; convenient to bus; redec-
GRATED: Immediate possession. Call
A All NSV dc luxe enc, se7 so. j. Gse.
18th St.. Apt. 4. JE. 3-747e %
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick ST.. Magnolia Gardens Avail
now beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. . larseI
bedrooms latest In kitchen equip
ment parouet floors, Venetian blioGs.
3 exposures utils. furn.: 500 . mo.
One bedroom; SS2.b0. For info. call
IA 5000
FALLS CHURCH. bedroom apart
ment. screened porch, .Conv. TO
shopping and transportation. Not
In private home, S72 30. TIE. $4,000
ARL.-cor. do luxe. large bedrm.
apis: jr. din. rm.. not part Of liv.
RIM: prime location. 8 min. TO down
town: all cow. OF home; adults.
We invite comparison. Through
Rosslyn. right Or. Wilson blvd. left
on n Pierce. left on 18th rd. y.
V 1ktb. mgr. Apt. /. Oh R-4424.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

TAKOAA RARK-I-bedrm. terrace
apt. 6-unit bldg; utIls. furns Coin
washing facilities IN bldg. SIS mo.
OIL. 1880. la
IAKoMA PIX. eo4 Fairviev ave-
6 6s.s Se siIam Nv I,I In din sis and
schools. stores and buses. SIS. incl.
utils. HE. 4-7i94 or 10. 9-750s.
IT2e EAsT-wEsT HWY, lust vest Of
ing unit. duplex with pvt. front and
rear entrances: COW. 70 D c.
busline and shopping. VIII redee-
crate. $40 per mo-. plus utils. Call
Ma. S-I921 Ill
EVANSVILLE - I-bedrm. apt. for
adult couple. Princess Ann Apis.
shopping and churches; S72.50
monthly includes all utils. AP. T.
iii. Ia
TAKOMA PIX. S4I5 Flower ave, Apt.
Mod: z bedrms.; screened porch:
fAKOMA PARK-Two I-bedrm. apis. I;
6-unft bldg; 3 exposures; near
schools and transp.; $50, all utilS.
Call JU. 9-6456. 10
QUEENS MANOR GARDENS. 4s15
27th ST.. Mt. Rainier, Md.-Beautiful
spacious 2-bedrm. apt; sep. dinette:
3rd T.; $3.50. utils. incl. UN.
NEWLY REDECoRATED, Q or 3
bedrms.; 2 large screened porches;
pvt. entr.: garage: center OF Silver
Spring; S125 mo. JU. $4,000. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

GLAssMANOR-3 bedrms.. rec. rm.:
fenced I'd; cow; to Boiling and An
SILVER fLsTi GsaPsRsING Gs.bedrS. brk. Co
from schools. bus and shop. center:
sIl0 mo. Elk. 3-7744; JU. 9-5555.
$685. HEREFORD PL. N.w.-2-story
row brk.; rms. bath: rec. rm.
built-in garage. yards. CO. b-s293.
sE.-Brick. 2 bedrms.. .liv. rm.. Kit,
vefgr.: Ss5. LU. i-sO35. la
FALLS CHURCH--New 8, 4 or s bed
room rambler; SI30-;S135 mo, 9l4
Molly dr., Falls Chuch. JE. 2-6575.
BETHEsDA-3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
excel location: Sl25 mo. Call OIL A.
A vow Md. aoo7 Hayden gd..
mr.. Mich. and Eastern n.e.--Brick
bungalow. liv. I'm. din. rm., bed
,%i Is; n.f; dseo sleeping ano r% Washer Se
and drier in bsmt conv. to shops,
bus. $40 mo; plus utils. For aPPt.
1850 IL ST. NE. near new Prov.
dence Hosp.--6 rms. and bath; ex-
cellsnt cond.; SI10. JOSEPH z.
BRUNO; INC" eOS II St. NV
ALL 81 g N.@s Dr.. . baths Il 6.r. iS and
b., list A.: bsmt. fenced yard. gas
heat, co. kit. S140. XII. 9-6256. 10
ROC KCREST--;j bedrm. rambler. IA
mi from Bethesda Naval Hospital
ana U s. Health Center. Immed.
occupancy. 500 per mo. GEO: W,
ROBERTSON, Realtor. 1896 Wis.
consin ave, OIL. 2-2123. Ill
WHEATON. brick rambler, living rm..
dining area. kitchen, bedrms.,
bath. large fenced yard. ] blk. TO
stores, express bus. Sl05 month.
KARL W. CoRBY g. CO.. RE. q
2 AND 3 BEDRM. HOMES in Ken
sington- Wheaton area from 500 to
$40 per mo. 10. $4,000 til - pm.
HIGGINS g. HARRISON, INC. 10
S. ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm. brick,
semidetached; close to schools, shop
ping and transp. Rent 500 per mo.
TINKLE PROPERTIES. ia. 2-23sl.
GREGORY ESTATES - 2-bedroom
home: SIS per mo. Call Elk. 3-4l13;
ewes, OIL. 6-b904. la
3 RMS, private bath. kitchen. stove.
refgr., radistor: End floor, bsmt.
SIS mo. b1os 9th Of. az. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCHEONETTE-SODA FOUNTAIN,
on Conn. ave.-Beaut. equipment,
including walk-in box, ice machine.
cleo. dishwasher, etc; seats 20. Can
be handled with about $4,000 cash
down. w. E. THRIFT. excl. 1411
Pa. ave. NV. MA. S-9743. 10
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED, for res
taurant and del; doing over 5000
goo yearly; very profitable; ST.. 500
cash down buys half interest. w. E.
THRIFT, l4ll Pa. ave. NV, Ma.
RESTAURANT. Bethesda. MdIAir-
cond. seats 20; crosses $50, 900
griyg;; excel; oncsnd-oft-ssle beer
SHOWS $4,000 net profit. Priced
to sell: $4,000 cash down. LES
SHILBY, MA. S-4550; or eyes,, JU.
BOWLING ALLEY and fountain for
sale; 10 mod. lanes: Nd. suburbs; a
real buy. EN-. 3-42l7.
WANTED TO BUY small manufactur-
ing business; Silver Spring area pre-
ferred. Box 436-X. Star.
BOOMING HOUSE, Is rms. heat
fng I; income, $3.50, filled. plus apt.
OWENS Realty real ~ NE. s-6 St A.
DRY CLEANING STORE excel. loo. !;
owner III; must sell. For full details
phone for appt. HO. 2-916S.
BAR AND GRILL FOR SALE, best
S snS5is downtown location. Cali NJ.
a0T TGl'f; FOR LEASE. So. Md.HlLse.
din rm.. "a rms, 2 bars. lie. slot
machines in both bars. only hotel
in city; $4,000 will handle. Reason
fer selling; ill health. Info. phone
DisTRIBUTTSolRsHIP of last moving,
profitable nylon hosiery line. avail
able Tor Washington area, Already
established accounts will provide
comfortable nucleus for start OF
unusually bright expansion pcten-
ttial The right man can make good
Write fully and in confidence to
Box 2S2-X, Star. Ia
DUPLICATING SERVICE FOR SALE,
in full or on any cooperative basis
II agreement desirable to both par
ties. DRAKE PRESS 916 N. Y.
LiauoR STORE, class A. ofr-saie and
delicatessen. downtown. doing $4,000
weekly, no cut-rate, no nearby COM
petition; low rent. good lease: very
ners; payroll only S1l0 wk:: easy
operation; hours 10 am. to 9 pm,
no Sundays: experience unnecessary;
guarantee 100000 stock. Price,
S35, 600. plus stock: terms, $4,000
cash, including stock, balance
noHtniy OUT OF prontS. Rare 0ppor-
tunity. BOB HOLLANDER. exclu-
sive Broker. 14ll Pa. ave. NV.
MOTEL FOR RETIRED COUPLE.
Beautiful owners apt. and smart
ly furnished modern units with q
steady income: . acres on a busy
halfway about an hours drive from
Wash. Also have larger motels for
sale. RIPLEY & ROMER. Gathers
burg .9g
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SHARE THIS HOME
SMART TOWN HOUSE

Entrance foyer, cloak room and pow.
der room on first floor. Second floor:
pantry and kitchen. Third floor:
four bedrooms and sun porch 9
baths. Top floor: . guest rooms and
bath and . maids rooms and bath.
Elevator from garage to third floor.
House in excellent condition, Ta In.
spect call Mrs. Mark. De. 2-4101
or MA. 1-33lS.
FRANCES POWELL FILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 goth st, NV. DE. 2-4,,ol
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Near Natl Cathedral

Just of Woodley road--Attractive
town house; = bedrooms, baths,
center hall. screened porch, 2-car
garage; we'll priced at $4,000. Call
Mrs. Carter, Ma. $4,000; ewes, EN-.