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MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERIcAN TrAcTrP

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 200 at batsl-
Mantle. New York, 1888; Maxwell,
Detroit, $50: Kuenn, Detroit, 344
Kell: Baltimore, and Showroom New
RUNsEMantle. New York, 7e; Yost.
WASHINGTON, 60; Lopez, Kansas City,
5S; Fox; ChiesgG 81; Piersall, Bos-
RUNS BATTED IN--Mantle, New York,
-; Wertz, Cleveland. SO; Simpson,
Kansas City. 81: Lemon, washington,
90: kaline' Detroit and Sievers.
HITs-Mantie, New York. 1O7; Piersall,
Boston, 50; Jensen, Boston, and
Kuenn and Kaline. Detroit. 81
DOUBLES-Piersall Boston. 49, Buddin.
Boston 90; Goodman and Vernon.
Detroit, and Berra, New York, II.
TRIPLES-Simpson. Kansas City. 8;
Runnels and Lemon. washington, o.;
Jensen and Goodman. Boston; Fox,
ana Minoso' Chicago. and Kaline,
HOME RUNS-Mantie. New York, sO
Wertz' Cleveland, and Bauer, New
York, 10: Berra, New York, and
STOLEN BxsEsmR Si Chicago, 10;
Francona, Baltimore, and Jensen. Bos-
ton, s; Kuenn, Detroit, z; Busby and
Avila' Cleveland, and Carey, New
PITCHiNG biased on decisions)-
Brewer, Boston, 1913. 500; Sturdi-
want. New York, 80, 500; Kucks,
New York. 14-4. IT'S; Pierce. Chicago
IA .765; Ford. New York, liza,
STRIKEOUTs-score. Cleveland. 49,;
Pierce, Chicago, 101; Pascuah Wash
ington, 80; Hoeft. Detroit. SO: Wynn,
Cleveland, 81.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 200 at bats)-
%5 Aaron iMSniG %aSkee s Ssw s SSTF
Robinson, Cincinnati, 81: Boyer,
81. Louis, so; Snider, Brooklyn, So:
BrooElyn st, Louis o. Gillian
RUNS BATTED IN-Musial, st. Louis,
20; Boyer St, Louis, ga Kluszewski
HITS Boyer, sc. Louis, LOG; Musiai. st.
i IS$; park ST. Louis. ioo; "'s Asron'
Furillo' Brooklyn. 20: Musial, st.
and and. Bell en- Cincinnati. and Dark, St. St.
TRIPLEs-Bruton, Milwaukee, o; Gil
liam, Brooklyn; Aaron, Milwaukee,
M Nh Mays' a New York g. oconnell
HOME ans Mals PittS5arGh
%; Banks, Chicago. %; Snider, Brook
lyn; Robinson, Cincinnati, and Bower,
st. Louis, 20
STOLEN BASES-Mays, New York, 20;
Gillian. Brooklyn, and Noon, ST
Louis, 10; White, New York, 8: Tenn
pie. Cincinnati, 8.
PITCHING biased on decisions,-
Lawrence, Cincinnati, 1870, 900:
Freeman. Cincinnati. 70. us; Bull,
Milwaukee, ia, 1913; Rush. Chicago
=, q ana 4 d :. Haddix, Philadelphia, 80. .7S7
Haddix, Philadelphia, az; Mizzell, ST.
Louis, -; Roberts, Philadelphia, SO;
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Sandy Scores TKO

HOUSTON. July Is R-Ran-
dy Sandy. l55. New York City
was awarded q fifth-round tech
nical knockout over Rinzy No
cero, 157. Brooklyn. IN a sched-
uled hereunder here last night.
Sandy had won every round. $
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BASEBALL
Continued from Page CT

OvuCu AAOAu age vi
games behind New York. The
Yankees lead by 1012 again after
winning their 18th straight
tying the major league high this
year-aS young Johnny Kucks
beat Detroit, 40. to become the
first l4-game winner in the ma
jors this season.
The White Sox fell from third
to fourth. losing twice to Balti-
more by So scores that stretched
their losing streak to 10 games
matching the longest slump in
either league this season. The
Phillies lost 10 in a row earlier
this year.
The only peace and quiet was
at Washington. where rain idled
the Senators and Indians.
Mays Beats COnley
The Com ez- Adcock brawl
erupted in the second inning
Gomez hit Adcock on the wrist
with a pitch. After some words
Joe made for the mound. Gomez
threw another bail at Adcock
hitting him in the leg, ano
damned for the dugout. Joe and
the rest of the Braves followed
Finally the uproar was put down
by the umpireS, who ousted
Gomez and Adcock.
Willie Mays double broke a
Sail tie in the 18th against re-
liefer Gene Conley. Mays scored
on Hank Thompson's single to
ice it for reliefer Johnny Anto-
nelli's ninth victory. Jackie
Brandt, Bill White ard Dusty
Rhodes homered for New York,
and Red Schoendienst scored his
1,000th run (only Brooklyn's Pee
wee Reese and Musial have
more. Hank Aaron nit a three
run homer for the Braves.
The Dodgers and Redlegs were
tied Sail in the ninth when
Lawrence led off with a double
against Sandy Koufax. A sac
rif1ce moved him to third and
reliefer Glen Labine then pur-
poSely walked the bases full to
set up a double play and face
Ted KluSzewSki-Who singled to
break it up.
Snider in FracaS
Snider, the Dodgers center
fielder, got involved in a post
game fight with a fan, whom
the Duke said called him gut
less" The fan showed the cops
two false teeth he said were bro
ken by a Snider blow. Duke said
he'd file an assault charge, claim
ing the 33-year-old fan swung
first.
Musial's big hit, a double
scored the Cards first run in the
third inning and gave him 1,06O
extra-baSe blows-11 shy of Mel
Otis MI record. A twO-out, two
run double by Dick Groat beat
Herm Wehmeier who has
whipped the Pirates in 20 OF
their last "a meetings. and gave
Friend his first victory since
June 16-when he beat st. Louis
and Wehmeier. Friend is 1878
with four triumphs over the
fourth-place Cards. who once
again are below 500.
Phils Lose Marathon
Don Hoak's third double of the
game and Gene Bakers first hi
Of the marathon. a single, bea
the Phils. Errors by Hoax anc
Baker gave the PhilS their runs
In the seventh. Two in the ninth
one on Hobie Landrith's pinch
homer. tied it for the Cubs
Starter Don Kaiser of the Cubs
famed nine and the Pills Ror
Negray whitfield seven.
Williams homer, a 430-foo
shot, was of Tom German il
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Ithucu Names Coach

[ ITHACA, N. Y, July 10 (P.-
Ithaca College has announced
the appointment of Arthur j.
Orloske, "a, of Farming ton,
Mich, as varsity football coach.
Orloske is a former Marquette
end.
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YOGI Hos 1872 Hits

Yogi Berra has made l 1922 hits
in 1900 American League games
since. breaking in with the Yam
KEGS in 1916.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
Rotarians
Hear Talk on
Printing

The Burton Middlefeld Ro-
tary club celebrates National
Printing Week on Wednesday,
Jan. Is, with special program
beginning at 7 pm. at Hosmer's
restaurant in Burton.
Rotarian Denver Jividen will
present the first portion of the
program which will honor Ben
jamin Franklin, one of the
founding fathers of our country,
whose birthday falls within Ma
tional Printing Week. Herrick
Peacock, an executive of Mill
craft Paper Company, will then
present a paper on the history
and development of printing and
the paper industry.
RotarianS at their last meet
ing, which was a club assem-
bly,, presented a series of COM
mittee reports outlining the ef-
fective work of this organiza-
ton in community service. Doc
tors Harold Thomas, S. Hayashi
and Mr.. Bill Barnes of Middle
field outlined an extensive pro-
gram of international good will
which has featured Rotary pro-
grams week after week. There
were meetings in honor of In
dia, Turkish, Greek, Finnish
and PHILIPPINE independence.
Prominent natives of h e S e
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
Savings Gro4pGains Or,
Deposits ef3MiHion

from SIS, $50, ,765 to $18, ,943 1882.
General reserves and surplus
at year end were 1868, ,418 as
compared with 1878, 156 a year
ago.
Cash account at the beginning
of 1856 was So ,946, 144, up from
81, ,179 1853.
All of the figures represent all
= time highs for the association,
Taylor said.
More than 25,O 900 men, women
and children are now doing bus
mess regularly with Security
Savings in savings, home fin
ancing, and Christmas club ac-
counts. This is a substantial in
crease over a year ago.
The associations offices at
Medina and Chardon are thriv-
ing Taylor said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19

Assets of the Security FEEDER
al Savings and Loan Associa-
ton, with main offices at 1900
Huron Road, Cleveland, o.,
gained more than three million
dollars during 1855 to reach $24,-
789,653 at the year end as COM
pared with S21, ,564,352 at the
close of 1854 it was reported
yesterday by President Will -
liam E. Taylor, a resident of
Chardon. Security Federal Saw
ingS has a popular branch Office
in Chardon.
Security's savings accounts
showed steady growth to $21 ,2O4,
976 as compared with $19, ,190,-
260 a year ago.
The association first mort
gage loan portfolio increased
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
P.T.A. to Meet
Next Monday

WEST GEAUGA - The Jan.
meeting of the West Geauga
Parent Teacher Association will
be held at the high school build
ing on Monday evening, Jan.
%, 1856, at o'clock.
Speaker will be Mrs. Arthur
Gazeley, publicity chairman of
the Ohio Congress of P.T.A.
One of the Geauga County
Commissioners will also be
present to discuss the county
levy to be voted on Feb. IA.
Parents of all school children
are encouraged to come to this
meeting.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
Issue Permits for SO Million
New Building in Geauga in IS

Valuation of building permits
issued for Geauga county during
1855 by John A Baker, building
inspector, totals $9,092 ,222.
The office of building inSpec-
tor was created on Jan. /, 1855.
This is the first yearly report.
The surprising total reveals
steady upsurge of population in
this county.
Chester leads the list with
224 permits, construction value
of $2,266,700. Russell is second
with l58 permits, $2,037 $40.
Number of permits and valua-
tionS in the other townships:
Auburn, %, $202 900; Balm
bridge, 1O7, $1,00l $50; Burton,
40, $272 400; Chardon, 73, $451 :
750; Claridon 25, $195, ,760; Ham
bden, 80, 1928 .464, Huntsburg,
IA, $68, 900 Middlefield, %, $176,-
800.
Montville, 25, $l76,30O, Mum
son, rs, $756 $40. NeWbury, 124,
1862 ,658. Parkman, 27, $171 ,280.
Thompson, %, $143, 700. Troy
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19

large cast are hard at work.
Since there is still a need for
stagehands, anyone interested is
asked to contact Margaret Hage.
Twilight Walk" is an adult psy-
Geological drama laid in Central
Park in New York City. Carol
Trask, Dave Sanborn, Dan Fin
kel and Bill Matthews will have
the leads in the play which is
being directed by Bob Mcknight
of Euclid. Advance tickets for
the play may be purchased from
any member of the Pioneer
Players. A prize is being offered
to the member selling the great
est number of tickets, and Spe-
ceal discount rates are being
offered to groups who wish to
raise money. More information
may be obtained by contracting
Georgia Jones.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
NEWS from MONTVULE

day sevening. This occasion
marked the birthday anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Gyetko
and Mrs. Zehe. The evening was
spent in playing cards and re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Tommer.
There will be a Grange Of
ficers conference held at the
Burton fire house Saturday from
8 am. to $3.50 pm. and Pomona
Grange will be held at Clari-
don Saturday evening.
Miss Carol Whitney and Alex
Nemeth represented Montville
Grange at Hambden Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Hoffman
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Loveland and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Carver and two sons. Rob
ert and Richard from Hambden
and Miss Alice Ford from
Painesville. This gathering OBJ
served the birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Carver.
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to
School Is
Mow Open

WEST GEAUGA - The West
Geauga High School addition
will be opened to students for
use on Jan. 16, 1856, it was
announced this week by Supt.
G. Robert Fox. Comprised chief
ly of special purpose classrooms.
the addition will release gen
eral purpose classrooms now
used by the specialized studies
and provide Institutional spaces
for a student body of 400.
Seventh grades now at the
Chesterland elementary building
will be moving to the high
school building on Friday after
noon, Jan. 20, for an orienta-
tion and will begin classes in
the high school on Monday, Jan.
%. Following their move, Miss
Friedstrom's 4th grade and part
of Mrs. Belongs 5th grade will
be moved to the Chesterland To-
cation.
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countries appeared at the meet
ings to tell their stories
Rotarian Leland Schuler out
lined the interesting work of
the Youth Service committee
and the projected youth pro-
grams to be expected during this
year of 1856. Special emphasis
is being given high school boys
and girls, who will participate
in special contests for a var
iety of prizes. Rotarians appro-
priated money to send Geauga
youngsters to participate in the
Wilmington, Ohio Music Festi-
On February goth Rotarians
val next spring.
and their wives will hear Bell
Greve, world famous welfare
director of the City of Cleve-
land, who will come to Geauga
Couny to address a combined
group.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
Pioneer Players Start
Rehearsal of New Play

The Pioneer Players of Gea-
uga County gave their last per-
formance of "Pot Luck on
Wednesday, January II for the
pot luck meeting of the Pill
grim Christian church at the
recreation building on South st.
At the conclusion of the one e
act play, Bill Matthews thank
ed the group for their many
kindneSSeS to the Pioneer Play
erS and presented Rev, Strong
with a bit of elegant statuary
entitled "Bluebird examining a
worm" which had been an es-
sential prop in the play.
RehearSalS for Twilight
Walk" to be presented February
10 and IL at the Chardon school
auditorium are proceeding at
the rate of three a week and the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
New Members
Seated on
School Board

WEST GEAUGA - The West
Geauga Board of Education or
ganized last Monday evening
and seated three newly elected
members, Fred Lemr, jr., Eu-
gene Painter, and DR.. N. L. Sip
lock. The Board elected John
H. fraud, jr., as its president
and Eugene Painter as its vice
president. The Board also ap-
pointed Supt. G.. Robert Fox as
its clerk-treasurer for the COM
ing year. Meetings will continue
to be held at the high school
building on the second Monday
of each month.
At its meeting, the Board
authorized final payment to
George Zakany of Collinwood
Construction Associates for the
construction of the original high
school building.
A temporary appropriation
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
Seek Donation
of Good Piano

WEST GEAUGA - Pianos in
good condition are urgently
needed in the West Geauga
elementary schools and high
school by classrooms and music
rooms.
If you have a piano suitable
for the use of the schools. and
are willing to donate it to a
good cause, the schools can
use it. A call to the high school,
Park 9-7211, will result in its
early pickup. Smaller pianos
are especially desirable. but all
pianos will be welcomed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
WEST GEAUGA SCHOOL NEWS

measure for 1856 was adopted
by the Board pending final ap-
proval of the Annual Appropria-
ton Resolution at its February
meeting.
The Board met with architect
Arthur F. Sidells, who advised
the Board that the general con-
tractor, Hamann Construction
Company. had fulfilled the time
clause in its contract calling for
substantial completion of the
high school addition no later
than January z, 1856.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
BY Betty Parr

Joe Jonke set fire to the al
leys at the B & v Recreation
Thursday when he hammered a
635 series with games of 217-162-
255. Jonke also grabbed off high
single game with his 255. Two
other hot bowlerS bringing in
a new single was Jim Kolenic
with a 245 game and Bill Raab
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
Have You Met .

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Elic-
ker and Mrs. Marian Huber
who recently moved to Ches-
terland? Mr.. and Mrs. Flick
er are from East Cleveland,
and Mrs. Huber is from La
Porte, Ind. ...... ........ ................. ..
The ElickerS own and oper-
ate the Pantry Drive In, on
Broadway and the Pantry
Sandwich shop in East Cleve-
land. The Elicker's son, Ric-
hard, is in the service, he is
stationed in Germany.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19

10, $50, 100.
Total permits issued is 1,011.
They include GOT dwellings, 1O4
garages, 95 additions, 81 electric
1856 plumbing, three commercial,
four commercial additions.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19

No date has been set as yet
by the Board of Education for
dedication and open house at
the high school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
INtL2 3 THE ALL GIRL SHOP
II 2O5 MAIN STREET CHARDON
Chardon 5-5621

Kind friends and Cs"k People:
~ Only ten days left of January Clearance
Sale, set your stop watches and to jules
in Chardon,
We've marked down sweaters, jersey blouseS,
Skirts dresses and coats to the warp and woof
You'll have fun ciaWirg through our jewelry mark
downs - 69c instead of the usual buck
There's box of bows and scarfs reduced to Csc.
Close hosiery at soc pair, winter caps and
mttens half price many other bargains that will
intrigue you.
So empty your piggy-banks, fasten your safety
belts and join the crowd this weekend.
See you soon,
A&e
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-19
The
Bowling. Beat

a 234. Jim run $40 series and
Bill a 571.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

@2eo NET yearly yield on a $1,000
investment. Same tenant over 20
yrs. Gross rental $500 yr. JU
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
Charming old brick house. COM
pletely restored. in quaint town OF
Waterford. Virginia. Price, S23,500.
Telephone Waterford 2541. e
Ia ACRES in Loudoun County, r
mi from Herndon-2 bedrms. and
den. 3-yr. -old home. EQUIP. kit.
and util. rm., large liv. rm, firepl.
Can be seen this week end. SIS. 900.
Call THELMA NJ. HIGGINS. Hern-
don 2SR-J.
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APT HOUSE GROUNDS FOR SALE
High density close in; $4,000
So #. or more water. sewer and
paved SITS already in ideal loca-
ton. Call ia. 7-0s77 =
BELISyILLE' corner app It;s; ; acres res
search Excellent for school or con-
tractor Good shopping center.
RESTAURANT FILLING STA. and
house, loo. 20 miles from Wash,
D. c. in Shenandoah VALLEY on Rte.
II highway; closed due to Illness.
ATTENTION builders and investorsl
1921 So. #. on Conn. ave. D, c.
Valuable location, first commercial.
II interested phone Mr.. Cope with
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor' 1910
, vfSm9n r1RaoSfFEsRsfioSli or institu-
tional bids. in Silver Spring Ideal
for activity not recurring comml.
coming OPEN I-6. Corner Coles;
vile I'd and Lorain ave RIPLEY
g. ROMER. JU j-Slll
CORNER PROPERTY. center OF
c Ce f-6n acres 4 atore IT, a GSleS
dwellings Now producing sgbstan;-
G t!ol i u.s. mse-4544. J. hESSiN @is
OFFICE BLDG, ideal for many busi-
nesses Air cond., 1,200 so. It; :
mi. from downtown on, very deslr-
able corner on Arterial hwy; A won;
parking for employees and Gus
TONERS cars. Priced to sell, r.
G. DuNNE, Rcaltor, Wo. 6-55ol'
1i6G 18th ST. NV. nr. Conn. ave.
and M-Store, Offices, and ware;
comnl. viii consider lease STORY
q CO, NE. S-410o Mr.. Prison
DO YOU WANT to change your bust.
ness location9 Have. desirable store
for sale Suitable for manv husi-
nesses. VII bell finance desirable
HOUSE CONVERTED TO 4 APIS,
Completely furnished. Sl9,950 with
S3,06n dow n. Mr.. 14th and Column
bis nd. Rented now $3.50 to one
party. Owner pays taxes and water
only. Exclusive BUAS REAL ES.
TATE co. Brokers invited. JU. D
n. ARL., vA.-6 rooms and bath
frame house; oil burner, corner lot.
s s1GGS ni2' Good 3D. for any 0 Kind Of
business. Price. S35. 900. REIBLE.
Agent ia. 7-051h; IA. S-462S.
GEORGETOWN - st commercial;
shop and residence, 2 garages that
would serve as workshop or storage
space. Parking for four cars. $500
So IT, viii consider other GEORGE
town property of any type in trade.
EN- "-22l6 lanytimel MERRY
FIELD 4 WOODS, Realtors
Park, wheaton, Md, across from
Country Market--lO,6SS SO. #.
with o rooms. 3 baths. brick house.
6S-ft. frontina on Georgia ave.
Owner or premises Sunday 11:u0
am. tn 500 pm or call 10. 81
downtown eldss, new
Cal for preview TODAY. Mr..
Whitehead, MA. $4,000 or AID.
e-3o5o. BOSS q PHELPS. INC:
CHOICE DRIVE IN OR GAS STA.
SITE with house; at Oxon Hill
Cross roads; heavy trafic can be
j, ha q. "! Nth :, small down payment;
so. ARL.-Nr. Pentagon and No. 1
zoned c.. Land alone worth price
Of $4,000. OF $4,000.
WILL SELL LOT ON MARLBORO
PIKE at 54th ave, or Will build
REALTY Ii 6-1444. 10. T.S3i6.
C-.-Heart OF n.y.
attsyiIie. Baltimore ave. approx
mately acre II. CARLYLE de
LozIER, WA. $4,000 WA. =
VIZ XII 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Splendid investment; income SASS
1000 will buy. Ma. S-l5a5 noon
y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

TOP DOLLAR FOR BRICK HOMES
PROMPT SERVICE
Mr.. CARR, Elk. S.7A00
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ARCHITECT BUILDER. registered,
contemporary Specialist will de-
sign and custom build a home to
Mt your needs on your lot; S25,-
600 minimum. EN-. 3-29O1.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN, clean. . or 3 bedrm home
IN 5000 Sc. or nearby p. q. CO.
location, Have Subst cash MRS
COX, LU 2.Si36 or 81. 3-sS6S
WE PAY CASH FOR HOUSES; tor
prices, quick settlements. CAPITOL
CITY INVESTMENT CORR, ST
1894, l0l4 X st. NV.
d. G.. PROPERTY, all cash or we
sel Tor you on terms. Your salts
faction Is our success. Call Mr.
Stoyer, CAMPANELLA a. Co, EX,
3-4ll3; ewes, LO. 5-ll4g.
We HAVE AN IMMEDIATE PUR.
CHASER Tor a 3-bedrm ana study,
or i-bedrm home IN good NV
area area Or nearby Md. INEZ cuSH-
2-5S6i. -
WILL PAY CASH for your briek
home in upper NV. or silver sorihs
area or will sell for you. we also
have many clients for commercial
property In this area BE sure TO
call us. STRoUP, RIA. B-S700.
NA.-HisheSt cash for homes. more
on terms. Free appraisal MR..
WHITE, ia. 1929.
I HAVE A CLIENT for Diet. s.rm
brick In St. AIMS or Annunciation
parish. west OF Wisconsin ave. on
north side OF street r q dunno,
Reator, FE 3-li13, Ho 2.010O.
HAVE CLIENT for house in best NV.
area. S6u,OuO to Sd6, 900. Must
have large drawing room and dining
room Accommodation for maid.
garage and would like garden,
but not necessary. Call JAMES i.
DIXON a. CO.. ST. 3-7200 OF EN-.
2-B20O. -
EDWIN l.. ELLIS. Realtor wants
houses 70 sell Chevy Chase, Amer.
University Park. Phone or see me.
100 Vermont ave, RE 7-5l40.
TOP DOLLAR FOR BRICK HOMES
PROMPT SERVICE
Mr.. CARR, Elk. S.7A00
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YeonaS Realty

Gaia Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
MULTIPLE LISTING BROKER
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NEARBY MARYLAND - 22-unit
apartment, brick, fireproof con-
Structlon; 4se trust; will show ex-
celien reo return on on $500 equity
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., ST. g.
200; ewes. Sun. FE. 3-l494.
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Coiesviile; q acres, AIS it. Coles
vile I'd. frontage, store and 3
dwellings. Now producing substan:-
tial income A. j. KESSINGER x
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Eight Acres-Berryville. Va
LEESBURG AREA

JUST OFF ROUTE :
Several desirable tracts of land
with good houses; from 40 acres to
bOh acres; splendid Opportunities
ioF development or for country
homes, Proposed public water system
nearby; ASk-USl REALTY CO.
IA. S-l25., ia. 1-265g
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VIENNA, WATCH YOUR
CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH FOR SAILS mi. west of
Falls Church, on Lee hwy. at inter-
section of Dunn Loring I'd. Pews
for 125. Bsmt. with dining area,
Kit. and rest-rooms. Sunday
School rooms; parking area for
30 cars on church grounds. For
information. cali JE. 4-659l or
write Box 265. Rt. 5, Vienna. Va.