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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Standard Adds
Canadian Plant

A major plant expansion by
Standard Products Canada Ltd,
of Windsor, Ontario, was announc-
ed today by Andrew C. Lyon, vice
president and general manager.
Construction will begin this week
on $4,000 square foot addition to
the companys present 1880 So.
fot plant on Prince Road.
The new 100000 addition will
be one-story of fireproof construc-
ton of concrete block, steel sash
and steel roof decking 1t is sched-
uled for completion m August.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
New Executive
Toirs Matthews

AS of June /, David B. Sutherland,
formerly General Manager of De-
troit Basin, Inc, Detroit, Michigan,
joined The Matthews Company, in
an executive capacity.
Mr.. Sutherland served as Naval
Supervisor of Shipbuilding during
the Korean War in the 9th Naval
District, which includes Port Clin-
ton.
A graduate of the University of
Michigan in 1941, he has a degree
in naval architecture and marine
engineering and formerly was in
business in Chicago as a naval
architect and boat broker. He is 9
member of the Chicago Yacht Club
the Detroit Yacht Club, and Delta
Upsilon Fraternity. He also holds
a commission as 1t. Commander in
the United States Naval Reserve.
His wife and children, John, IL
Jim, 10, and Jean, 5 will move to
Port Clinton later on this summer
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
She Remembered
Edison AS Child

Mrs. Matilda E. Carstens, SO, who
often told of playing with Thomas
Edison when they were barefooted
children at Port Huron, Mich, and
of going across logs or ice with
him to Sarnia to bring back tobacco
for their fathers, died Tuesday
night at Magruder hospital. Her
home was 1910 E. Third st.
Her body is at the Gerner and
Wolf funeral home where the
Rosary will be recited Friday at, g.
Funeral services win be conducted
there Saturday at 10 by the Rev
FIR. Karl Brand and burial will be
made in Riverview cemetery. She
was in exceptional health until a
stroke 21 months ago.
Her first husband was Joseph
Walker, who had shoemaker shoI
here and she later married Andrew
CarstenS, Surviving are sons Harry
j. Walker, Port Clinton; Frank C
Walker and Hayes A. Walker, To
ledo; two daughters, Mrs. Myrtle
Wickline, Port Clinton, and Mrs
Marie Slaughterbeck, Luna Pier
Mich; 20 grandchildren and 2I
great grandchildren. She was the
last of family of 13, and was born
in Michigan.
Playmates called Edison "The
Loner", She often told, because he
would frequently be foul,d, hand.
in pockets, deserting play to be
gazing at the sky in deep thought
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Elections Board
Warns Candidates

Up TO Wednesday afternoon,
l3 candidates in the May pri.
maries had not YET filed their
expenditures with the Elections
Board as required by state law.
DesdIine Is Thursday at = pm.
II accounts are not filed by
that time, the candidate may not
run again for public office for
five years according TO new state
regulations. Among the missing
are several who were nominated.
Unless their accounts are in by
Thursday deadiine, they will not
be permitted TO run in Novem-
Der. Filing may be made In Clerk
James ThierrY's law office, Sec
'ond floor. National Bank Bldg.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
EOD Gets Merit OF SAFETY award
FROM ORDNANCE ASSISTANT Chief

Erie Ordnance Depot was hon
ored Monday with visit from
Brigadier General Floyd A. Han
sen, Assistant Chief of Ordnance
in charge of Field Service Division
of the Ordnance Corps in Wash
ington, who presented the depot
with an Award of Merit of Safety
in recognition Of its accomplish
mentS in the field of industrial
safety during 1855.
In introducing General Hansen,
Colonel John M. Phillips, Com
manding Officer, emphasized that
the credit for Erie'S safety per-
formance record is due to the in
terest and actions executed by all
the employees of the depot.
The yearly motor vehicle fre
quency rate at Erie for 1855 was
.23, the lowest frequency rate ever
established at Erie. The disabling
injury frequency rate was 1.5 as a
result of seven disabling injuries
and 4,615,252 manhours, showing
a definite downward trend.
After the presentation ceremony
General Hansen was taken on q
tour of the depot.
A reception in his honor was
held at 8 pm. Monday night at the
Officers Open Mess.
He returned to Washington Tues
day morning by air from the To
ledo Airport.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
bob-TaIes
Rx ROBERT W. RELpER

Quarterback George Ratterman
and two Cleveland Brown team
mates with wives were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Buick Coop
er over the weekend.
Brightest shirt in town is be.
ing sported these days by Shine
Maxwell, the florist.
Take it from John Anderson,
the wildlife expert, there'll be
plenty of ducks in marshes here
aboutS come hunting season.
=
Gene BoIte and Luther Heiser-
man are burning proverbiaI mid
night oil to ready that model home
in Portage Park for public inspec-
tion a week from Saturday. :.
=
An Oak. Harbor businessman is
set to release details of quarter
million dollar deal any day. +.
=
One will get you fwo that Carl
ton lcleaner) Schwan trades his
36.footer for a 4I-wifh-bridge be-
fore Hudson Bay time.
=
Carl Biro, Jr., made a flying trip
to Frisco Sunday and will be back
at our Put-in) Bay by the time
you read this.
=
One reader who travels the turn.
pike wonders If IFS a coincidence
that a certain brand of cafsup is
served at all the oIazas? ? =?
=
Summers here at last. Arch
Winnie has set up a shine stand
on MadisOn-st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Sports Car Races DRAW
Crowds To Bay

Sports car enthusiasts from a
wide area will converge on Putin.
Bay this weekend for fhe fourth
annual races 70 be held at the pop.
Ular resort.
More than 60 cars are expected
to compete with time trials sched-
uled at 9 am. There will be one
hour break at noon to permit travel
for islanders. All events are Sched-
uled for completion by 3 pm.
Hitting speeds up to 100 miles
per hour, the midget care travel a
three-mile course which incorpor-
ateS South Bass streets and roads.
In event frafn, the races will
be held on Sunday.
Additional plane and boat facili-
ties are being provided to accom-
modate an anticipated large crowd
of spectators.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
St. John Fathers
And Sons Banquet

1873 guests joined Monday for a
Father and Son banquet at St. John
Lutheran church at which the Rev.
John w. Auer, Toledo, spoke on
"This Is Your Life"
Oldest father was John Radloff,
who will be SO June z; youngest
father was Don Waggoner, Is;
youngest son was Jeff Waggoner,
19 months; and Gordon King, with
four lads, had the most sons pres
ent.
A circus theme was followed in
decorations, and Rev. Auer de.
veloped this theme by dwelling on
seven points of life: Birth, Bap.
tism, instruction In religion ICON
firmation), education completion,
career, marriage, and finally death.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
; KILLED AS
train HITS CAR
EAST OF CITY

Ottawa county's highway fatali-
ties for 1856 rose to 16 with the
death of three Fostoria residents
who lost their lives when their car
was hit by WeSt-bound New York
Central mail Train No. 3 Saturday
at 4:50 pm. at the crossing on
Lightner Road five rNiles east of
Port Clinton.
Instantly killed were Stephen l.
Coleman, As, FoStoria truck driver,
SIT Lynn ST., and his wife Mabel,
33. Mrs. Mary Hunt, 43, Fostoria
waitress and family friend, died at
11:56 pm. at Magruder hospital.
Wreckage of the car, which was
split in two, was spread over a
quarter mile area, deputy sheriff
James Ellenberger's report said.
Every coach of the double-eugine
train had metal or clothing on it.
Front of the train was caved in,
and Sam Amato and mechanics
from Port Clinton Sales and Serv-
ice worked with acetylene torches
nearly two hours at the Gypsum
crossing to free drive wheels be-
fore the railroad inspector per-
mitted the train to continue to
Toledo at 20 miles an hour.
The tragedy happened as the
Coleman party was enroute to a
Sandusky Bay spot where Mr.. Cole
mans father and brothers had
trailer. They had a cottage at the
Zerby resort booked for a week
end fishing trip, joining relatives
already here.
Two brothers, William and ST.
verius Coleman, had come down
earlier to hook up a stove and
arrived at the accident scene short
ly after the crash. William origin
ally had planned to come here with
them, but when Stephen had to
work later than planned, he came
ahead.
Double funeral services for Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman were held from
the Foos mortuary at Fostoria
Tuesday. He is survived by six
brothers and four sisters, all of
Fostoria, Alvada, and New Regal.
Mrs. Coleman, who formerly work
ed at Fostoria hospital, has two
brothers.
Bodies were at the Sanders and
Neidecker Eberle LeVeck NOR
tuary until removed to Fostoria
and Continental.
There is, no flasher or signal at
the crossing, and there is a grade
leading to the tracks, but Tie view
is an open one, the sheriff's depart
ment said. Engineer was Walter
Deitel, and conductor was K. D.
| Schock, both Toledo. The train was
travelling about 70 miles an hour,
deputy Ellenberger was told. The
engineer said the car suddenly
came up the grade onto the tracks
directly in path of the train.
All three were in the front seat.
Mrs. Hunts body was thrown out
near the crossing and the others
remained in the car for several
hundred feet. Coroner r. r. Semon
returned a verdict of accidental
death. Multiple fractures, internal
injuries and skull injuries were
suffered by each victim.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Paul Krofft New
K. of G.. Head

Paul Krofft became new Grand
knight of Port Clinton Council,
knights of Columbus, when cleo
ton was held at Tuesday nights
meeting.
Other officers are Deputy Grand
knight, Norb Brengartner; Chan
sellor, Chris Dubbert; recorder
Leslie Carter; treasurer, Bernard
Kaspar; advocate, Dean Kirk; war.
den, Frank Menier; inside guard,
Bob BoSehart; outside guard, Bob
Ferguson; one year trustee, Alex
Bergeman; three year trustee, Leo
Walby. Major James Mclaughlin
of EOD showed pictures fhis
European visits.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Meeting Called
For Swim Program

An important meeting to map
out the 1856 swimming program
is called for this Thursday at 8 pm.
in City Council Chambers. All those
who helped with the program last
year, as well as anybody interested
in helping this year, are asked to
attend. Claire Dunn, who super
vised last years successful Red
Cross swimming program here, will
be in charge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Charles Sibrels'
On TV Wednesday

Well known Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sibrel, Gypsum, who
celebrate their 53rd wedding
anniversary June 2, will he
guests on Ginny Woods Anniver-
sary Party Tv program from
WSPD next Wednesday at $50.
Mr.. and MRS. George Sibrei
will take them TO Toledo and
their five other children and
families will watch iAs Tv sscw
from here. MRS. Sibrei1s mother.
MRS. Jane Meyer, 80. Of Parma,
will be with them for fhe ami.
versary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
This Was Really
Dead-End Street

Trucks which followed the Route
So signs were ending up in River
view cemetery at the end of West
Third ST., police were notified at
11:25 am. Sunday.
1t was somebody's idea of a joke
to alter the signs. "All signs OK,
ended the police report after in.
vestigation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08

Society news, including the many
weddings of this past week, will
be found on four pages of today's
News. Social items appear on Pages
q, S, 8 and 2. We regret that a
number of items submitted for
publication have had to be with.
held until next week for lack OF
space.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
FUMES VICTIM

Otto Booker, 81, is in a fair con-
dition at Magruder hossital after
being overcome by gas Sunday
afternoon in a cottage where he
resided at the rear of the Alniel
Smith home, w. Second st.
A gas heater was turned up at
full blast and he was unconscious
when found by Mr.. Smith. Police
investigated. He was taken to the
hospital in Neidecker ambulance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08

Minderman Returns AS
Elections Clerk, Bracken
Named Part / i1ne Deputy

Resgning Board of Elections clerk James Thierry D)
must be succeeded by clerk of the party Secretary
of State Ted W. Brown ruled, and result the Ottawa
County Board of Elections at special meeting Wednesday,
night withdrew it's appointment of Herman Steinmler )
and returned former clerk Ed Mindeman to the position
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Selgo Hits Big Time
In BopHng' Position

Dick Sego Port Clinons 28-year-od ace bowler goes
into the national big time of bowling circles with signing
OF contract this week to become affiliated with the sales
promotion department of Hamms Brewery of ST. Paul and
as bowler on it's topnotch team
Dick will to St. Paul for weeks schooling late this
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
LATE HOSPITAL

New hospital patients Thursday
were: Mrs. Betty Probel, Fulton
st. (Neidecker ambulanceJ medical;
Carol Knopp, Oak Harbor, and
sHoward Ayers, Graytown, Surgical.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08

One reader who travels the turn
pike wonders If IFS coincidence
that a certain brand of cafsUp is
served at all the oIazas? :? =?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08

Summers here at last. Arch
Winnie has set up a shine stand
on Madison-st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08

Carl Biro, Jr., made flying trip
to Frisco Sunday and will be back
at our Put-in) Bay by the time
you read this.
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sos c.A.EsMy.oopy HI HILLS DIR.

sos CARMODY HILLS DR..
CARMODY HILLS
Asbestos shingles, . bedrms cleo
trlc kit includes stove. disposal,
washer and drier. full hsmt on lot
40XlOO A good value for a youns
couple at Sl0450.
Above homes subject 10 VA APP
pralSal 10 qualified veterans.
J e, ROWLAND o. SEIGEl
he. 4-63i3 Broker
LA
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BURCH REALTY

TO. p-iga9 ~ : pm. After
pm. WA ;-56il, HA, 2.SSnl
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FALLS CHURCH AREA-3.bed'rm


PoRARY RAMBLER . bedrnS
Plus flexible ocn ARRANGEMENTS "a.
Il lii I'M bcamed ceillngs, Are.
place wall, hoor- to-ceiling windows
equipped kitchen dining ELL large
outside STORAGE area attached car.
port. on the street living rim spa.
cious beautiful htick patio with rcd,
wood fence fuzzy landseantd q,
acre lot on cIl-de.Sacs blk Il
Woodhurn Elementary School &c,
ess'ible % 81 Miehasls rsroehia
able. si4,e50. II, 4-o223. 20
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
5305 06th Ave

Go by and have a look, and Their
can 70 see inside The price is righ'
e. Sl9,5n0 other homes with :;
paths ana lear garages TO SCI, 800
Cal Mr.. Tasker, LO 1-3lO0
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
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BEAUTY usndsors

White brk. center-hall Colonial in
perfectly delightful location not far
from CHAIN Bridge and Wash G
ana c, CLUB. Den, and Law. on 1st
md H.. rec rm. maids rm. and
bath, garage, huge screened porch.
slate roof: = acre wooded lot high
above the river. few minutes from
downtown and Pentagon. MIDDLE
.iuS Unbelievable financing
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, ia, 5-616ti
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BANCROFT FOREST. l4o4 S. Bu.
chanan St--;j-yr -old 3-bedrm
brick rambler: full bsmt; earage
disposal, excel. Cond S14.9 900: ~
to Gil also FLA and conventional
iinancing Call INSURANCE e.
REALTY ASSOCIATES ia 5-3l %
. 10 , m. after . pm. KE
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ASHTON HTS-Wslk to st Thomas
More ana all cOnveniences from
this sll-brick Colonial in close-in
Arl.; lly. rm., din rm. kit and
bis screened porch on LIST A.. =
twin hedrms. and tiled bath on
INC H.; full bSmt Priced at
Sl5,5O0 with CT appraisal working
SHANNON & LUCHS, @U55 Wilson
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
COLORED-HOMES
NO Sc IILEMENr CHARGES

NJ yC Z. LEMENL CHARGES
SS,5u0--S6ua DOWN-~5S MO.
Living rm,, large modern kitchen
with dining area. - bedrms. and
fun bath. large is-acre lot: within
walking distance OF new elementary
school Also some with lovely cay
month. DIRECTIONS: Out Branch
ave Sc, TO Clinton traffic light. turn
risht onto Piscataway I'd, continue
to Postum pike and open" sign at
corner,
CARL E. WILKINSON
Builder Contractor CY, 7-aTgb
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Custom brick Colonial; entrance
hall, liv. rm. with firepl.. full din.
rm. with French doors to scr porch.
large kit with birch cabinets. 3
twin bedrms.. with walk-in closets
ga baths. fun bsmt with paneled
rec nm att. garage. close to
schools 43l9 Clagett I'd, AP =
S4n3. Priced in mid-20s. Open sun.
I'll dark.
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OWNER LEAVING

STONE AND BRICK
split-leycl, brand-new top county
club area magnificent bedrms
finished rec rln, also ultramod
kit. each bathrm vanity equipped
Nothing IN area TO equal II al
500 gjn Near schools ttanSporta.
tion To reach Out Old Dominion
dr. $40 mi beyond Glchp I'd turn
left on 3ith. which is dead-end st.
owner. STALKER, KE S-b3S3
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LONEhI 0NbEN UOhEs nn hAlF
tine nciRhhorhood IN Oakton. Va
Consists OF Nv. I'm. with fireplace
din. I'm, large kit with old-tash
toned pantry, . bedrms and room
for expansion bSmt oil h.-w b.
garage ana workshop Price. ~iia
$50, PENTAGON REALTY CO
Fairfax Va CIR 3-O5ii
THIS BEAUTIFUL brick -and-stoni
bunRalov. located on lovely Land
Scapcd corner lo' IN y Ar, ant
offers E. lge bedrnS iGil-si1c din.
lre rr, aviug rni with nfepl
side screened porch and oymt
owner H,l Sell for only ~iJs0iu
81 ard FLA contracts acceptable
Gail DARWIN REALTY CO. ia
-ta53 Or ElmWoed G.tsiu
ROSTS AND TREES - bedrooms
large lly -dn rn auto gas heat
fenced BACK yard Quiet street
blk 70 school stores bus nj
to- Melpat neaf All blvd ang
Graham I'd. Phone jE. 3-16IS toi
directions. -
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PANORAMA DRIVE

6s-ft., 6-room brick rambler; "a
acre fenced level lot; 2s-ft. liv. rm
with ultramodern fireplace arrange
baths lear garage. Absolutely
exquisite throughout. Sure it's diff
ferent, but in way that will bring
instant approval Call Mrs Cox.
LU 2-Sl36 or ST. 3-136S. ATLAS
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

-oIN DAWSON ST
SPECIAL. We are offering far be.
low construction cost this very largt
eApensively built rambler on !! large
lots uate 1854 It's very unusual
Large lv. .rm. with flrep!.. din nm
ib,2Xl3;; de luxe kit. 3 bedrms., :.
storage rm. in attic. rec nm "a n
long with large frepl and bar
,owner being transferred) will take
Nf.Wl0 to $4,000 down It's beauti-
iul' Mr.; Gibson 10. T-29Sd. with
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, s32 18th st.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

?-FAMIIY HOUSE IN ALEX.-Gas
h -W.h.; SHADY lawn; earaee; Sl3,-
800 by OWNER. TIE. 6-Al3S. -
BY OWNER--2-bedrn. brick Cape
Cod bSmt., eXpan. attic. Anchor
fence, ia-acre lot $1,000 VIII
consider rental option. IA, =
3. BEDRM. CAPE COD. on Whole
rms upstairs with plenty of storage
bsmt.' Tor only Sia $50. RoR-
SCHACH REALTY. JE. 2-310G,
Low, Low CASH NEEDED to pur-
chase this rambler located In Falls
CHURCH community. Large wooded
lot fenced. 3 bedrms,. equipped
power tools priced at only Si2950
Mo. payments less than rent.
ARFAX REALTY, JE. 4-i900. -
SACRIFICE, ordered away, S17.500,
Gil and FILA approved, Falls Church
area, by owner--Split level, brick
redwood; z hedrmS.. master air
cond., ~, baths. fsfnily room, mod
kit. carport, Handicapped lot with
patio; eood schools close; on dead
end circle; 5000 down. CT; SI.350
down, FILA, military. BY appt. only.
JE, J-1l02, CAPT. STREET USN.
BRICK RAMBLER. Mt. Vernon blvd
2-acre wooded lot; paneled liy. rm,,
ON rm;. carpetine. lge; kit, scr.
bus, Sl7 800. OWNER. so 1854.
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER.
tuil daylight basement, liv. rm. with
fireplace. dining ell, equipped
kitchen. hot-water Dashboard heat:
approx. -acre lot; excellent lOca-
t9n. Sl6.On0. $500 down.
BUILDER OWNER. Call Du. y
SI1S or JE. 2-6023. No agents.
BIZ OWNER going overeas--s-6edrm.
center; cony. TO bus, churches and
schools. D TO 10 min. to D. c.,
Pentagon and airport. Monthly
payments 5000. Total price, Sl2,-
900. Low down payment. 1892
Mark dr., Alex. XII s-67Sl. %
PRICED TO SELL. owner leaving.
Excel. location. N. Arl.; bedrmS.,
@2l2 baths, finished rec. rm.. outdoor
patio, Ice, corner lot. Priced under
VA sppr open Sat. and Sun. }lll
FOR Hi ri Military Enthusiastic
An .eXcelleAtly located large brick
rambler; 3 twin-slzed bedrms.. sep
arate din. rm., full walk-out base
ment, lighting, intercom.
system, etc. Must be seen. APP
pointment only S20,950. Terms.
S. q. GERACHIS CO, JE. 2-23l4.
SOFT. CENTER HALL RAMBLER: 3
bedrnS., :, baths; bsmt is ideal for
future rec rm This should be on
youf MUST SEE list. JE. 3-au93
A. JOHN CHAPMAN a. SON. rs
81 IREES; = RMS, BATHS
Firepl., gas NV. h., gar; in Alex
Sl3,500 by OWNER, TIE. 6-9I3S
---99
QUICK OCCUPANCY-Only S2,40O
down. 8 large bedrms.. liy rm. with
Miami-style window, side porch
tiled rec. rm., terrific kitchen
Move right in. S. q. GERACHIS
CO, JE. 2-2314.
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HYATTSVILLE-AGAR RID.

5-rm. BUNGALOW; . ful-si bed
rms. tiled bath, Anchor-f fenced lot
shade trees. flowers and shrubs,
shopping center and good bus trsnSp
blocks away. OWNERS price,
SfO10O I'm A06lO 90
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LYON Villages

rambler, available in wonderful
established neiehborhood. living
I'm with hrepi, sep dining nm
large equipped Kit full bSmi with
rec room, level lot. S0xl35 It,
with outside patio: close to ele-
mentary school and new Catholic
tUCHS. 2055 Wilson blvd. ia. g.
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ALSO BY OWNER
$3.50 CASH

Like-new stone-and masonry semi
bunsalow with tiled kit. and bath:
2u0-ft,. lot on finished street trees
space for 3 bedrms Sell Gil or non
Gil. Priced Sl0.95n Monthly pay
WA 1-21nG
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$3.50 DOWN

CT, 5-yr old. .-story brk. Colo
NAL, approved for $4,000. Owner
VIII accept Sl.,15G. Liz. nm. sep
din rm coup kat, 3 bedrms. iul,
b,mt., storm WINDOWS; " blks to
school, etc Payments less than rent.
BURCH REALTY CO.
TO 9-5a9a TIL ) Pm
AIT. S PM. WA. i-564l. HA, 2-Ss9l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
ARLINGTON. N
MADISON MANOR

ASSUME S16.000 GI LOAN
buy this 3-bedrm., white-brick Co.
lonial completely redecorated in.
side Lge liv. rm. with firepl fam
ily-size din rm., equipped kitchen
side scr porch; full bsmt, cor lot
! blk to transp, :, blks to elem
school. Immediate possession Price
Sl9,250. you can assume existing
GI loan. payable sos mo-. incl
everything. Small cash down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
RAMBLER

New 5-rm brick rambler. with
large daylight basement, and car
pert which could be converted 10
screened porch in summer. Ideally
situated on corner Tot, convenient to
Wash BALTIC. eXpressWay. Eithln
walking distance of buses; . large
shopping center grade schools anQ
hiSh school Open, corner Of 5lSt
and Upshur SITS. Decatur Heishts,
Bladensburg, Nd Sl6i5O. Can
PHILLIPS c. ROGERS, WA. 7-0002
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
S5Q.63 PER MO.

Only / Calf rambler remaining
ofe4 r" Fun b li9V open OPEN SUNDAY Teass
~ pm Directions Out Balti-
more blvd li2 mi past L OF Md
10 Edgewood I'd right to Narragan.
sctt parkway. right 20 i9nd ave
left 10 $3.50
BURCH REALTY co.