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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
A Dime Multiplied Monv Times

Can you imagine how many dimes it would take to
make up the staggering of ST. 1890
Do you think that during the month of January 2 600
dimes will find their way into the containers which
been placed in the various stores in the local business
district?
Have you yet contributed at least one dime or more
in this campaign to fight the ravages of polio Noble
county, the state of Ohio and nation?
The people of Caldwell have been very fortunate as
community that during the past two years. polio has
down only one victim in its entire population.
But would you believe that the National Foundation
and Blue Cross have already spent S. this one case
alone and the treatment still continues.
Figures released today by the local committee-in
their efforts to show the county whole how important
their contributions really to single case-read some
thing like this:
In August 1858 the foundation paid bill of $3255
Marietta Memorial hospital From Oct Is, 1853 to Feb 49,
1854 the medical bill at University hospital Columbus
amounted to $25930 Of this amount the Blue Cross paid
$8958O and the foundation 2635O There still an out
standing bill of $4,000 to be paid by the foundation for
additional treatment.
This is only but multiply it by hundreds
the state and you will get very roughly idea of the
Importance of the National Foundation against polio
You will be given many opportunities this month to
aid financially in this successful fight against polio
For one hour only the night of January 27, the
mothers march of dimes will be held here under the
supervision of Mrs. Robert c. Moore.
You urged to participate and give literally
that the good work of the foundation might be carried
a successful conclusion.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20

Copyright 1865, taifed States Brerers Foundation
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
THIS WEEK
In
WASHINGTON

Action OF Secretary of Agri-
culture Ezra Benson in slashing
price supports on secondary
grain crops such as oats, barley,
rye and grain sorghums and corn
IN non-commercial areas to 1919
of parity as compared to present
859o average, is added fuel to
the fire growing in the 84th con-
gresS over the farm price sup
port issue.
1t will be remembered that
back in mid-September this
column reported this action
would likely happen after the
election, when the Secretary
cancelled his total acreage allot-
ment plan for basic crops, which
would have prohibited planting
these secondary crops on acreage
diverted from the basic crops.
The Secretary's recent action
viii bring support prices on oats
down from 80c in 1853 to Gle in
1855; on Barley from $1.24 down
to sac; on rye, from SLAB down
to $l.l8 and on grain sorghums
from $2.43 down to $1.78.
Prices on corn in commercial
areas likely will be placed at
near 900 of parity in CONNER
cial areas, but the Secretary said
that corn price supports in the
non-commercial areas likely
would equal the prices of
secondary grains, or 70% in nom
commercial areas. However it is
this corn from commercial areas
that is in market competition
with oats, rye, barley and sorg-
huns as cash crops. For corn
in non-commercial areas is most
ly fed on the farms where pro-
duced and therefore relatively
unimportant in the cash market.
Supporter of the rigid 500 of
parity in the congress declare
action of Secretary Benson in
slashing price supports on these
secondary crops is in direct con-
flict with the promises of Presi-
CONTINUED on Page 2-B)
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THE AMERICAN WzY
A Look At 1883

Anyone who takes a good look
at 1855 must recognize the fact
that the cold war between Com
munism and Americanism is
reaching critical stage.
A tremendous amount of pub
licity is given the sword-rattling
contests in Europe and Asia, but
our real danger does not come
from threats of foreign invasion
it comes fromm the communistic
practices carried on by the bur-
eaucratic empires that have been
developed here at home.
In 1852 the American people
rebelled against this bureaucratic
domination and elected an admin
stration and Congress pledged
to a return of the American indi-
vidual enterprise system.
In 1858, the first year of the
new regime, it looked like we
would achieve a return to the
American system. The Recon
struction Finance Corporation
was abolished because it was
corrupt, but the Small Business
Administration promptly replaced
it with corruption on a slightly
smaller scale.
The barge lines of the Inland
Waterways Corporation were
sold, cutting federal losses by a
million dollars a year and Great
ing new tax revenue of better
than a million dollars a year.
American principles scored sew
eral such minor victories in 1853,
but before the process could take
form and really begin to amount
to much, thes bureaucratic empire
builders recaptured control.
In 1854 every bill aimed at re-
ducing or controlling bureaucracy
was either pigeon-holed or de-
feated in committee. True, some
laundriesa and other minor activi-
ties were still being sold back to
the American people, but this
was more than offset by the
amazing victories by bureau
cracy.
The Commodity Credit Corpor-
alton looted the treasury of a
half billion tax dollars with no
accounting required, and then
borrowed" nearly four billion
more tax dollars-none of which
will ever be returned.
The corrupt foreign give-away
program of the port-Import
Bank, which has been under fire
for years and scheduled to be
abolished, was rejuvenated and
given more tax billions TO play
with.
In 1854 the federal power boys
Continued on Page 2-B)
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Editor, journal

Editor, Journal
Sir: l have just finished read
ing the article by Uncle Sam
Stille, WE ARE GROWING UP"
which was most refreshing read
ing indeed, and quite a contrast
to so many editorials.
We find too much valuable
space used in painting picture
of gloom and doom, with no
corresponding emphasis on the
good things of life.
1t seems that the bad receives
more publicity than the good,
when in reality there is more
good than bad to talk about, but
the minority who do wrong, too
often get the front-line news.
The Journal is to be commend
ed for giving space to the bright
er side of life-the good accom-
plishments, with a glympse of
things to come, as presented by
the Koon Holler reporter.
While / am fully aware cf all
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
From where | sit ..M Joe Marsh
A Pretty
"Snuppy" Menu

Cuff Taylor had a near riot in
his hen yard last week. Seems
the hens were scratching around
the cold ground when they found
piece of rubber band frozen in
the ice.
Gone hen pecked at it," says
Cuff, "and it snapped right back.
She backed of clucking while an
other hen tried it, and another.
And the worm kept right on
swapping back. They all got their
feathers ruffled. You never heard
such a rucEusi"
81 finally had to brcal, up the
ice with an ak before those hens
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
= Journal Mail EBaS

of the evils in the world, l am
IN hearty accord with the out
look of Uncle Sam StiIle. We
do have the promise of a better
World--a golden age ahead of
us-the best yet to be-.
"rhey shall beat their swords
into plow shares, and their
spears into pruning hooks, Isa.
81. Nation shall not lift up
sword against nation, neither
shall they learn war any more.
They shall sit every man under
his own vine and fig tree. None
shall make them afraid, for the
mouth of the Lord hath spoken
it,.
The wolf and the lamb shall
Continued on Page 2-B)
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ISllIe q .R,SSSIis
NOO'N kooN 1oILER' sSSSSc>-=-s=sz[--
~. S.A.
Our Webbing World
Dear Editor:


Just read our earth shifts around sixty north pole
In IA months cycle Perhaps that the great faults or
weak places IN the ear surface that around the
ooe II could be that the earth
ny TO pieces like great fly wheel center YOU don't
nave anything to about your pipe for awhile
we see SO many drivers wobblng the highways I
always thought 1t because the at some
way SIDE saloon and INDUCED in that kills judgement
ana dus the brain but might be fact that the old
world wobbling ~ ~ -@
Statesmen seem to be wobblng all Of present
DAY issues They don't have or running board
OF car to sit or rest their feet while they get back to
polse always thought because
IN their spine but could be laid the wobbly old world
Everybody everywhere webbing There are so anv as
ana so many Sects and ceeds fund
mat 1t is about time that this wobby old center
some tell US will day ice cap elts
Out at gives US something else
VIII rise and flood much of the inland you lust can't
"ln May as well not worry at all about any thing
Your for less wobblng,
Uncle Sam StlIe
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20

January Is, 1855
Mrs. VIM. Fleming,
Chairman
March of Dimes, 1855,
Enclosed is my contribution
to the March of Dimes for the
current campaign. 1t would be so
helpful if The Journal would
publish instructions as to best
way to send contributions.
We live on bad road, no one
will contact us. SO may | ask you
to handle this for me, and I'd
like it to be cashed soon as pos
sible and l thank you very much.
Mrs. Carrie H. Merritt,
Macksburg, Ohio, Route l..
Editors Note - All contribu-
tions to the March Of Dimes in
Noble county may be mailed to
the March of Dimes treasury,
First National Bank, Caldwell,
Ohio. Any money received for
this campaign may be left there
at any time for Donald Harkins,
campaign treasurer.
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Advertisement

would get back to business and
start laying eggs again"
From where | sit, some peopl,
raise a pretty big fuss over moth,
ing, too. Take the fellow wht
would deny me temperate glass
of beer with my game of check.
ers. Maybe he'd rather have cof-
fee. Well. that's all right. He has
right TO his own preference.
But so do ]. And there's no point
in his 'snapping' at me just be-
cause his choice isn't the same
as mine.
9e M~.4z
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Clio THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D C
MONDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1883
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COIORADO BLDG.
FARMS

s., ACRES; 4 rms; outbldgs; phone
and elec.: hard road; mr.. store and
church: white community, % mi.
south 81 $50, $500 dn., $50 mo.
TIE. b-4i3l. b
MD.--75 acres. new
mouse, full basement: tob. barn,
tool shed. stable: fun set Of equip
ment. REAL GOOD BUY AT
$4,000. 25 mi. to D. C. Good
terms, of. by LOUIS A. STARTLING
"a 10th st NV. Wash. d. C.,
RE. T-l729; or Sat. and Sun. call
West River 422i.
$50 ACRES on a main hwy, 81
miles out in MONTGOMERY County
ZOO It. frontage. Mile frontage
on large stream. Masonry build
ings with wonderful possibilities.
Hieh elevation inspiring view of
Potomac and Virginia mountains.
$50. per acre MR.. TRuNptLE'
FARMS acres or
less; 30 miles D. c., Rte. 55. Tele-
phone OWNER, Haymarket 1895.
i5O.ACRE FARM OH Route >. En-
mitsburg, Nd. mr.. Taneytown'
Taneytown corporate limits, Also
several large lockwood shrubbery.
Call MRS. STANLEY REAVER.
TaneytoWa 4G3l. %
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX CO.-Beautifu la-acre lot;
ready TO build on; 81. 600. ARLiNG-
TON CAVALIER LAND CORP, IA.
8 BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS, Lake
Bancroft Estates-Sewer, water and
ARLINGTON CAVALIER LAND
CORP. IA. $685.. -
CHOICE PANORAMIC HOMESITES.
IL mi. from Chain Bridge on Lees
worthwhile than the usual. For
preliminary showing cali JE. 2-1S57.
PATUXENT WOODS, Benediet--!s--
a aSrs sig Gt' mo cleo q srif aAN SasR Dr.
REDWOOD, MD. : Fine residential
lot with 1I0-ft. frontage on Brook
pretentiOqs homes; c C NJ NJ; H I, 4;
a. g. E HT ST on sI SSiesy,l,. I'd Jus,
level ground, good road frontase
II. G. sMITHY CO. s1l 18th St
Wheaton Glen
mont. shopping cenler Iot' 0UA
KOLB CO. AID. 2-2lO0. IS
RIvERDALE. MD.-Choice lots neal
BALTIC. freeway; also lots in other
areas and Takoma Park, D. G.;
$1,000 up on COW. terms. KAY
REALTY Co. RA. $4,000. %
CHOICE NV. d. C. sITE-0ne o.
t 6. fey fey, remaip fSsn gSSd D iT1a
age. over Y acre. on 500, block
ton and Rittenhouse. Asking $4,000
OWNER, JU. 7-9019. =.
54I ACRES, in Fairfax. 80 min
from Westminster Monumsnt VIZ
year term. Call OWNER, Sat. Sun
and ewes. UN 1883. Is
SILVER SPRING-Commereial lot
zoned eommL: adjacent to new
Perpetual Bldg. Assn. site. $40. 600
terms. ~. 9-3490; ewes. 10. g.
1900 B
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Borrow with confidence

You'll be doing business with Americas
Oldest and largest consumer finance
company and that means friendly, de-
pendable service There's an HFC
Office near you. Why not phone or drop
by today? u.
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FARMS (contb

IS ACRES Of ground. 3-rm. bunga
low: acres cleared, rest WOODED
$4,000: terms II necessary. 80 mi
from Washington on State road
NE. 6-6030.
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pRnFEssInNAI, nFPICE

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE
Mod aforementioned: on 10Th %
between Park I'd and Monroe ct
NV Call Ho. 2-535S or EN-. q
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

HAVE GENTS WHO wish properties
in Park rd.-14th st. area.
20x4O STORE. approx. $4,000.
INVESTOR wishes to buy around
100000 to $4,000 property, store
and apis.
20x40 STORE for approx. $4,000.
STORE WITH BATH. $1,000 10
So. 900 down.
STORE FOR LAUNDRY. small down
payment.
STORE WITH lGe., hvable apt.
STORE WITH ALLEY for loading.
DUPLEX APT. HOUSE. $1,000 down.
$4,000 $4,000 class.
HAROLD B. BoNARr 4 CO., OIL.
4-5947. Is
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REAL SLEEPER

Pine paneled recreation room
PLUS SEPARATE DEN or 4th
bedroom. plus full bath and fin-
ished laundry room in the base
ment OF this spacious 3-bed-
room, brick rambler: 2S-tt. liv-
ing room With fireplace. built-in
breakfast bar in huge equipped
kitchen, beautifully decorated
and in perfect condition on
quiet dead-end street. IN a con-
yenient N. Arlington location.
Priced for immediate action at
the Gil appraisal of &2l.3sO.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS. INC.
n. Randolph at Glehe. ia. $4,000
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HUNTERS
LODGE
83-Ft. Rugged Rancher

On "a acre OF wooded park and
with space to spare in every
room. Center-hsll entrance to
picture-Windowed living room
with massive stone fireplace,
separate large dining room,
~country-size" de luxe, equipped
Kitchen. 3 big bedrooms and Q
fun tiled baths. hot-water base
board heat 20-ft. jalousie en-
closed breezewAy to Gear ga
raRe Asking S25 .75n with flexi-
bic terms. Shown by appoint
ment only.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS. INC.
N. Randolph at Glebe. IA. $4,000
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BLUE RIBBON

HERE'S A NEW Aft. BRICK
BEDROOM. 2-BATH RAM
BIER WITH BEDRM.. side and
wall space TO fit your furniture.
living rm. with floor to-ceiling
Tennessee crab orchard stone
fireplace. plus a walnut paneled
wall, huge dining rm,, unusually
large attractive and we'll
equipped kitchen; full basement
with rec rm. area and fire.
place; detached garage Ia-acre
level lot Price. s27.g5a.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Radio Bldg All. IA. 4-1i55 I'll o
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Quality Difference

In construction and styling plus
white board fence. makes this
3-ye8r-oid brick rambler stand
out. HEART OF NORTH AR
LINGTON. Apple trees and
grape arbor, 3 larger than usual
bedrooms, living room with fire-
place. full tamily-siZe dining
room, convenient Kitchen. PLUS
full stairs to attic which has
been paneled and converted into
a beautiful den. TV room or
additional bedroom. Full base
ment with recreation and laun-
dry rooms. Detached garage.
FLA CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.
PRICE, S33,95O.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg, Arl. IA. 4-l155 til o
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FAIRFAX CO.-Beautifu 1a-acre lot
water IN, percolation approved
ready to build on; So, 900. ARLING-
TON CAVALIER LAND CORP IA
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

VIRGINIA SQUARE BUS CENTER
We have Q limited amount OF space
available IN this modern conpara-
WALKER 4 DuNLoP. Inc. $50
y. Mcnroe st.. Arlington, Va. ia.
1917 I2th ST. N.W.-Studio Office,
SEQ: other desirable rms at $50,
wired for air cond.; good parking
area. ST. 3-5530. %
8 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, heat
and lights furnished. md floor,
Suitable for any business. 81 Goth
st. NV. DI. 7-5sSe. hetw. D and ).
Is.h AND X SITS. NV. penrike
Bldg -LRe. law suite, has 3 rms.
deal ioT lawyer Ss tpaSs asso. or ofG mfs
representative: air-eond. Elk. j.
3595. 3
EXCEL. DNTOWN. LOG, Colorado
Bids, 14th and @ Sta. a ws--ldeai
for law or other prof. once; avail
TO responsible party ,25 50. IT,
2 exposures, closet with safe vault
door; nnturn. Reas. rent. Furn.
as. T tho meas Mr. DT sfao sha tss.
BLDG. One halt once,
entire front room. call between IL
and 2 pm. MA. sTiAg5. 81 =
1921 4 ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IND door space divided INTO z
Elevator. Gail MI MI Holland oil ID Il. 4t &.
SMITHY C.. sl1 18th st. NV. ST.
$500. ID
Mills RING ,-,n and %. .ys
n.W.--SEle. ofices avail. a. this
most conye nient address. MA.
S-9330- OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor.
9Ot 18th ST. N.W.--Large and small
suites. newly decorated; very low
rent. NE &-3aSO Ia
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FORD "a Victoria; r. and h.: Fordo-
matte; light finish and interior.
only 10000 mi, 30-day, no-cost
warranty; must be seen to be APP
preciated. Sl,645. Car No, 294-A.
MONROE FORD. 5l00 Wis. ave.
NV. WO, $4,000. Open weekdays
I'll 9 d m e
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Lite insurance protection

Every HFC loan is covered by life in
surance Household buys this insurance
and provides it without extra cost to you.
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DOWNTOWN, 1927 New York ave
NV. Small parking lot, VIII bold
8 cars. Reas. DI. 7-3047. %
USED CAR LOT. fully equipped. Al
fixtures and ready for immediate
operation. Ions established lot on
Wisconsin ave. surrounded by large
department stores and food stores
Reasonable rent. Contact FRED
MCNEIL at OIL. $4,000. -
EXCELLENT GAS STATION AREA
available for long-term lease with
no competition. representing $4,000
50. feet. corner location on New
River road at Kenilwerth Inter-
change. For information call IN
ion 4S003.
10th and D SITS. S.W.
Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Two outstanding locations suitable
rs warehouse, ofhces. manufactur-
ing etc. Second commercial. low
rentals. ia. 9-4140. 10
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TARA AREA
$17,950

Here's spacious. spotleSs brick
home on huge, level play
ground lot; 3 large bedrooms.
fun bright basement. fireplace
in living room. separate family
dining room, dtnette space in
equipped kitchen. Assume pres
ent financing with q low. low
down payment: quick possession.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS, INC.
N. Randolph at Glebe. IA. 7-b200
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STORES FOR RENT

NEW SHOPPING CENTER, 1884
Marlboro pike, District Heights
Md.-Store 40x64, excellent for
haberdashery, shoes, furniture, etc.
Ii. 3-56l1, LU. 2-9357. 10
SUITABLE FOR DELICATEsSEN,
drugstore. barber shop. beauty par
lor. CAL NO. 7-94Ig. %
3i63 I4th ST.. . blocks above PARK
50. IT,; $125. RIA. e-2036. -
GA. AVE, and Kennedy st. NV; very
busy spot: ideal for any type bust
ness; KAY REALTY CO.. RA. g.
WHEATON, TRIANGLE. new stor.
1Sx15 facing PUBLIC parking lot:
$3.50. MARSTELLER REAL ES-
TATE. Ju. s-2552; ewes. u.
ADELPHI SHOPPING CENTER, 1
store, available for clothing. dry
goods. electrical appliance or serv-
ice, or misc. other uses; call BRILL
Il PECK CO.. Oh. 2-sl0o or ~.
SILVER SPRING, s5o7 Ga. ave-
Has l,3O0 SO. It,. plus basement.
suitable foh any type retail bush
ness. Heat and water furnished.
Call Mr; Holland. H. q. sMITHY
WI ga AVN ~ A-".' 90 o-o1uu'
1895 SENNA. AVE. s.E.-Modern
store with private lavatory: suit
able for beauty shop, TV repair.
etc; $50 mo. RALPH D. COIN, tn.
2-92U0. 10
18th AND r SITS. N.w.-l0,OO0
people in 4-blk. radius. 20x60.ft.
store; Sl1O. NO, 5000. "a
Opposite 2 Bus Terminals
1905 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Modern store with large attractive
show windows, l6x35 IT.: suitable
for valet. jewelry. gifts. etc.
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Only $40 per month will cover
principal. interest, taxes and In
Surance on this very clean B.
bedrm. rambler. VA appraised
Sl2.4O0. Good neiRhborhood,
close to schools and bus. City
utilities. Big lot. Non-vets
here's your deal: ONLY $3.50
DOWN tplus settlement COSTS.
assume big CT loan and owner
will hold end trust for differ
ence. Call nowi
PARKER. SMITH a. DONNELL
IA. 7-6l6i Open . I'll 2
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Fast service

AT HFC you can be sure Of prompt-as-
can-be service little or no fuss.
Your promise to repay, on terms that
you select, is all that is usually needed
to get the money in your hands.
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Our Daily Presentation of Selected Properties

Lake Bancroft Estates
Custom Built Homes
With All Lake Privileges
Less than 80 minutes
from D. c. to Paradise
In Virsinia's finest residential
area these homes ranging In
price from S26,y50 to S36,g50
viii thrill you beyond anything
you've ever seen. On tremen-
dous wooded lots with sweeping
views these cuStomiZed homes
combine the charm of the old
south with the INABILITY OF to-
morrow. BRING the entire fam
lily out to inspect these homes
as both. children and grownups
Will fnd it's a trip worth max
ing.
TRADES CONSIDERED
POMPONTO
222" Wilson Blvd. ia. 1860
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Dignity, Charm and
EXCELLENT IOcatiOn

You get all this and more In
this 3.bedroom, split level To-
lions OF North Arlington's Lor-
com lane area. There is a large
living room with fireplace, full
dining room, 3 spacious bed
rooms. 2iia baths, loads Of closet
ment and--and-and-- really
wouldn't II be best If we could
show you this charming home
after all, serin~ IS believing.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUST OWNERS ATTENTION!
Don't sell before getting my prompt
absolutely top spot cash otfersl Nd,
Va, d. C MR.. QUICK. 10. 1856.
End TRUSTS. Virginia: immed. ac-
ton low rates. MECHANIC. 210O
Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. 2-3300.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO., Real
tors. 1881 q st. NV, NE. S-2495.
MONEY ON End TRUST We will
buy End trust notes D. c.. nearby
ffoN a VI MoE sfesSeaS5s Ta isvrs4
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
MA. 8-5833.
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RUDOLPH THE RED

NUDOLT II I HE NED
Knows a gift when he sees one,
and this 2-year- old house is
being GIVEN AWAY at 81, 800
below appraised value due to
owners imminent departure.
BFDRMS., pine-paneled den. 3
FULL TILED BATHS. Huge
level lot. blk. from tranSpor-
tation and new elementary
school. ONLY S16.5O0i You
can be In by Christmas. Shop
early and avoid the rushl
PARKER, SMITH a. DONNELL
IA. 1891 Open - til o
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
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BIJIIDING SITE

A beautiful building site OF nearly
2 acres. lovely hardwood trees over
looking the Potomac and the Va.
shore line: In the highly developed
subdivision Of Tulip Hill. out Mass.
ave: extended; Az dlnlo impr1ysnmnspnt 5
P. CANDY, INC. ST. 3-4552. OIL
1889. %
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