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ness section and hauled to the
dump.
Workers experienced some diff
ficulty, however. The new equip
ment brought some extra work
as the tractor was too wide to
be used on the sidewalks in most
places for the removal of snow
which had been piled up there.
This required workers to shovel
the piles onto the street to en-
able the loader to put them into
the trucks. -
The Main street and the side
streets received an application of
gravel which has permitted
better traction for motorists and
has cut down many of the driy-
ing hazards.
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Former BluftOnite
Seriously Hurt In
Struck Collision
Hugh Chamberlain Suffers
DislOcated Hip On U. S.
Route 224 Accident

Hugh Chamberlain, 29, son of Mrs.
Villa Hardwick, Geiger street, for
mer Bluffton resident now living in
Findlay, was seriously injured last
Thursday morning in a three-truck
accident on U. S. 224 east of Findlay.
Chamberlain, route supervisor for
a Findlay towel service, received a
dislocated hip and severe lacerations
of the head when the truck in which
he was a passenger was struck by a
trailer truck operated by Lloyd Ger
kin, 27, Payne.
The driver of the truck in which
Chamberlain was riding, Raymond
Walker, 20, Bloomdale, received la
cerations of the left thigh.
According t6 state highway patrol
officers, who investigated the acci-
dent, Gerkin's truck sidewiped another
tractor-tralier truck operated by
Francis Connolly, so, Indianapolis,
Ind, and then collided with the towel
service truck.
Chamberlain and Walker were
taken to Blanchard Valley Hospital,
Findlay, where the formers condition
was reported as satisfactory early
this week. Connolly was treated and
later released.
The panel truck and the tractors of
the two outfits were demolished in the
accident.
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Mid-Year Vacation
Begins At College

Bluffton college students take a
four-day respite fEom classes and
breather from the examining for
examinations at the close of class
room work Friday as they head home
for the mid-semester vacation.
The first semester officially ends
Friday and the majority of the stu
dent body will be away from the cam
pus until next Wednesday. Classes for
the second semester begin that day.
New students will arrive this week
end for orientation Monday.
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Bluffton residents, already tired OF
wintry weather, especially that of
the past several days, will probably
keep their fingers crossed come next
Thursday with fervant wish that
the Grounding does not see his
shallow as he emerges from his
burrow.
Tradition has it that, if Mr..
Groundhog sees himself as he leaves
his hole, six more weeks of hard
winter weather will follow. And,
whether you believe in the tale or
not, it has become a nationwide at
traction and many accept it as fact.
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Groundhog Center OF Attraction Next
Week When Prophet VIII Haze His Day

No shadow and an early spring is
predicted. The calendar tells us how
ever, that there are still seven weeks
until the arrival of that season and
it has much more basis in fact than
the Grounding story.
Tradition of Grounding Day is
said to have originated with the
Pennsylvania Dutch. But today it is
almost as American as baseball.
However, the Pennsylvania Dutch
still have something exclusive in
connection with the day. On every
February 2 the Grounding lodge of
Quarryville holds it's annual meeting.
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to shoppers.
Additional help will be needed to
handle the heavy influx of shoppers
who will converge on the bargain
laden counters. The stores will fol-
low their regular hours including
Saturday evening hours.
Pointing to the occasion, placards
and banners in the stores proclaim
the mid-winter event. In addition a
large banner has been stretched
across Main street and signs are
evident everywhere one looks.
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College Students
Get Practical Work

Bluffton college students taking
Children's Literature and Oral Inter
probation gained practical experience
during the past few weeks by reading
and telling stories to children in the
Bluffton elementary school.
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the newly formed development COM
pany, said that it had exercised an
option Monday to acquire the six
acre tract known as Sunny Acres
subdivision from it's owner, Harley
Burkholder.
Developers Incorporate
The new firm to be known as East
Land, Inc, will replot the Sunny
Acres lots making them larger in
order to accommodate today's modern
one-floor plan homes. Instead of cut
ting the tract up into 21 lots with a
58-foot frontage, there will be 16 lots
with frontages of 100 feet. The lots
are 100 feet deep.
The new subdivision is located be-
tween Cherry street and East Jeffer-
son avenue, and will be bordered on
the east side by the Allen-Hancock
county line road. A number of the lots
will face on what will be known as
Stanley avenue, a street already
plotted, but not developed, extending
west from the county line and running
parallel with Cherry street to its
north.
Mr.. Swank said that it had not been
determined whether the new street
will be eventually cut through to De-
troit street, another plotted street
running parallel to Huber street, or
whether it will be made a dead-end
court arrangement.
East Land, Inc, also owns .9T of am
acre on West Elm street between the
Claypool and Isaac Lugibihl' resi-
dences, Mr.. Swank said. Two addition
al lots with total frontage of 397
feet have been plotted here.
Building To Start In Spring
Although plans are still in the
formative stage, the Bluffton develop
ment group hopes to begin its housing
development this spring as soon as
the weather breaks. 1t appears likely
that two or three homes will be erect
ed by local contractors to test the
market before final plans are develop
ed.
Deed restrictions in the East Land
Inc. subdivision will provide that no
house smaller than 720 square feet
may be erected. No residence is to be
built closer than 40 feet to the front
property line, and no buildings of a
commercial nature are to be erected.
All homes must be of standard accept
ed construction, and plans must be-
submitted and approved by East
Land, Inc.
News of the proposed development
fired up persistent rumors that Bluff
ton is on the verge of hearing an an
nouncement of an important indus
trial development on the east side of
town.
Ripe For Development
Mr.. Swank said that East Land, Inc.
would have come into existence
whether or not Bluffton were to ex-
pand industrially. he salo tnaI the
organizers were of the opinion that
Bluffton has needed residential de-
velopment for sometime. The. esta-.
blishment of the new Ford plant on.
the north rim of Lima made the need,
even more urgent, he said.
Swank said that he was not at
liberty to name all the persons inter
ested in East Land, Inc., and that'in-'
corporation papers had recently been
filed. The stockholders have not yet
elected officers, he said. John Romey,
Lima attorney and former Bluffton
resident, is acting as agent for the in.
corporation.
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theatre collections; Swank and Har-
old Klingler, counter containers; and
Klingler, industrial collections.
Bluffton public school children will
fill March of Dimes cards with their
savings. The cards are to be returned
by Friday.
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WASTE COLLECTION

The regular monthly waste collec-
ton will be conducted Monday, Janu-
ary 80, Street Commissioner Lee Coon
announced this week. Rubbish must
be at the curb in containers by noen
Of that day for pickup by the village
crew.
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NAMED CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN

Mrs. Samuel Culp, Rawson, has
been named chairman of the March
of Dimes campaign for the Cory
Rawson school district. The announce
ment was made this week by Charles
E. Oman, general chairman of the
Hancock county drive on polio.
The Hancock county quota has been
set at $4,000. ass
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she will turn over to the drive all
profits of the business Tuesday.
All help for that day will be do
mated, and wages also turned over to
the fund.
Other drive chairmen announced by
Swank and Schumann are Bob Crow,
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Council Grants Pay Hikes
10 Villages Employees
NeD Ordinance Pays Time And Half
For Work OUer 44-HOur Base Week

Buttton village employees received pay increases amounting
TO five and ten cents hour ordinance adopted Tuesday
evening by council The pay
come effective February 6.
The rate ordinance ao for the first time recognizes
the practice of paving time and half overtime although
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Sunny Acres Subdivision
Bought By East Land, Inc.
Lots ReplOtted Larger TO Accommodate
TOday's Modern Ranch Style Homes

Announcement this week that of Bluffon had
incorporated residential development company with
building 6 homes for market the east side of town tipped
the public what may be the beginning of this towns heaviest
home building boom.
Gerald Swan Bufton businessman who acting agent
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SILVER SPEING AkEA--bee, PIX.
rambler. 3 bedrms.. 27-ft. liy-
din. rm.. irepl., kit. with break.
last area: bsmt. with a bath; level
lot. trees $1,000. Call OWNER.
MH p-arra No agents.
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ROCKVILLE, MD, West Pk.-Beaut
brk.. owner built, only occupant;
lot 125x1So; many extras: $4,000.
OWNER. RA. 3-l472. 20 2-2SOS.
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SILVER sPRING-Non-G can as
sume $4,000 CT loan on lovely
brk. rambler. 3 nice bedrms, Ice,
Nv rm frepl., de luxe kit, storm
windows, fenced yard. tiled bsmt ;
/ block bus: S2.4OO down ALLEN
REAL ESTATE RA. 6-3333
SILVER SPRING Owner leaving
must sell 3-bedrYn. brk ramb full
hsmt.. scr. porch, dishwhr. disp
nice layout mr.. school, dead.end st
FILA or taking over 81 CT loan
passibIe. Open sun. 20. 106l5
Dunkirk DR. 10 6-3a5i
SILVER SPRING - 2-bedrm. brick
rambler: bsmt huge lot. ei2,s5O.
SUBURBAN PRoPERTIEs.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

Sill. SPG.. viers MiIl--Owner leav-
ing, must sell Diet. shingle; Al
cond. Liy Tm., 2 bedrms., kit din,
full bsmt., gas heat: mr.. school;
CT A., priced to sell; reas. cash,
bal. like rent. Agt., RA. 6-6321
SILVER SPRING, SI3.50O-Large
2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod: liv. rm..
firepl., sep. din. rm., kit, table
space, full bsmt., h.-w h., bus at
door; large wooded lot. Close to
Blair High. blk. off Colesyille
I'd. and Sligo pkwy. BONAN g.
FoGARTY, 10 5-5052 if no
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OAKVIEW Isl. Camillus parishl-
delightful mod. brick rambler;
Gift. liy. I'm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm., 2 spacious bedrms.: S17.950.
HUGH II. PECK. He 4-64O0
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WHEATON, Sl3,75O GI-4- bedrm
Cape Cod, new cond. All cleo. kit,
rec. rm., full bsmt. Corner lot, near
all schools, shopping. bus. OWNER,
10. 5-lA42
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EORBECK--Reduced now to S21,-
just 9 bedrms.. but PLENTY Of
living space, indoors and out: pa
truly beautiful acres. May be pur-
chased with half land at SO, 500.
Call Mrs. Candy, EV. 4-all6. J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
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SHERWOOD FOREST! Just listed |!
3-bedrm., 3-bath brick rancher;
superior in layout. room sizes de-
sign. construction and valued "a
acres; superb view; 500, 800. RIP
LEY e. ROMER. IU. 5-S5i1.
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CHEVY CHASE CHARMER
CHEVY CHASE
1902 BRADLEY LANE

For seryicemen, $500 cash TALL
others, S4. 00O) and low mo. pay
ments buys this roomy, livable
home. conv. to Rosemary and Blessed
Sacrament Schools. 8 bedrms., I'm
ished 3rd H. bedrm.. lge. liv. rm..
din. .rm., kit: scr. porch full bsmt.
oil h.-w.h. Diet. garage: spacious
lot on dead-end street is ideal for
children FILA approved. Financing
arranged OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
TILL DARK. r. B. OGILBY, OIL. q
414Q. nfflce MA G-2non
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MASS AVE EXTENDED
POTOMAC

POTOMAC
AN UNBELIEVABLE LOW PAY
MENT will take this -yr.-old. IA
3-bedrm,. 2-bath rambler with .dble.
eerport and outbuildings, on hieh,
! Hs-acre. completely white fenced
open 10. Dir: out River I'd. to
Potomac Village, right on Falls I'd.
. mi. beyond Normandy Farms TO
entr. to Normany Lake Estates and
our open sign. Call Mr.. Mannar,
20; 2-323O. with EDWARD F. FRY
ROLLING ACRES RAMBLER
All brick with 3 bedrooms. den,
Mr.. new highway. Mr.. Palmer 10.
5-O557. LYMAN c. DELE. INC,
81. 3-3o2u
SILVER SPRING RAMBLERs T27
All brick, with 3 lge bedrms., full
bsmt.; excel. cond.; mr.. schools and
shopping. Call TO see today, Mr.
Palmer, 10. 5-0557. LYMAN c.
DELE, INC. ST. 1880.
TAKOMA PARK-Sl2, 500
4 bedrm older type home in excel.
cond.; LIST fl. powder rm.; full bsmt. +;
Diet. garage; lge. lot; . blks. to D c.
bus. Mr., schools and stores Mrs.
Norheim. HE. 4-25l0. COX g. CO..
". o-uf %.
WEST oLNEY PARK. OPEN TO-DAY
New brick and frame ramblers; ;
~ living rm; with fireplace, kit
refgr., auto. washer: 5 bedrmS.'
tiled bath, bonus rm., lOx1i' for
fourth bedrm. den. util. rm. or
shop; carport; one acre land. Price
Sl4'9JO. Dir: Drive out Georgia
ave. to olney. left on Rte. los.
81 mi. to Muncaster I'd. left on
Muneaster I'd. 1f10 mi. to model
through Rockville on Old Rte. 240,
right on Derwood-Redland I'd,
continue on Muncaster I'd. 3.5 mi.
from Redland Store to model house.
GAITHERSBURG-- bungalow;
screened back porch: full bsmt. /;
oil h.-w.h.; gar: lovely Is-acre
lot; many flowers. shrubs and trees;
NEAR GA1THERsBURG-5A cares
with lovely l00-ft. frame rambler.
liv. rm. with stone fireplace, din
Ing rm.. kitchen l1x20 with cleo.
washer, dryer. dishwasher and
range: 3 unusually large bedrms.
: baths. walk-in closets; base
ment with fireplace, "a bath: oil
storm windows: garage: child's
playhouse; large shed which could
be made into nice living Quarters.
Land is entirely covered with large
stately trees. Price. S29.750. Pur-
chaser can assume large Gil mort
gaze.
KAY BOWLING
Washington Grove, Nd.
Telephone Gaithersburg 247-J
S17 .95O--A wonderful older home In
beautiful tree shaded setting
featuring 3 large bedrms., "a baths,
powder rm.. paneled den, garage
storm windows, new hot water heat
ing equipment. Newly decorated and
in immaculate condition. CT or other
easy terms
GRAHAM g. CO.
JU. 5-655O, q It'll Q.
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34i5 Embry st.-open
Sun. . to 6. Only S66 per mo. pays
all on this a. loan II you are a
nonvet and have a little cash YOU
can move into this 3-bedrm. home.
S1O.500; or will CT From Ga
ave, left on Viers Mil I'd, right
on Centerhill right on EMORY 10
3al5 and SIGN Mrs. Meader. JU
a-5l0 cox g. CO. INC. OIL
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TAKOMA PARK. SI5.g50 or best
offering.-A dandy 2-bedrm, brk,
An. stairway to full attic, firepl.;
only . yrs. old, excel. cond In
come apis can be added. See to-
day. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU.
aim EInn1
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WHEATON, S13.95O-GI or nom
rm., kit. table snace. bsmt., rec.
rm.. built In TV. Many extras
incl, washer and dryer. Large
fenced lot. Price below GI APP
praisal. Close TO Wheaton High
and St GATHERINGS School BONAN
& FOGARTY. 10. 5-5052 II no
answer JU. 5-7024.
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WHEATON, 1909 Center Hill St
viii buy this new-house-cond
brick home. Iliv. rm, dining rm.,
kit, 2 bedrms., tiled bath. full
bsmt,, gas &C heat, Anchor-fenced
yard. R. G. dunno, WA. 7-07S2,
HO 2-O70O
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Sl3,05O-Attrac all
brick rambler: spacious through
3 bedrms., screened porch. land
scaped fenced yard near school
and bus Small down payment.
assume CT loan. Owner leaving
for Fla Let's have an nffer Mrs.
Hart, JU. 5-0775. COX a. CO.,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
10 s.ssss E2i2 TRIANGLE LANE WHEATON
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6, 74l7 Car
roll ave. Takoma Park--Home with
income: 3 kitchens. many extras,
Terms to suit. LUBY-ROBERTS
HA. 2-s5ls.
$I2,95O-A beautiful custom Duilt
recreation room with bar tops OF
this lovely rambler; conveniently
located, with full basement; very
large fenced yard and storm win
ddoEs. Assume q 4ss loan; GRA q
BY OWNER-Custom built brick and
stone rambler. slate roof: 4l6
Pershing dr.. Silver Spring, Md.
Week ends or after 6 pm.
BY OWNER--My lovely, 3-bedrm., q
bath. contemporary rambler, mr..
NH and schools. Many outstand-
ing features; $4,000. OIL. 7-2452
HOME AND INCOME at this 3-unit
Takoma Park property; owner now
lives on LIST floor. rents upper two
furnished; very centrally located
and could readily go commercial;
can give very complete income and
maintenance figures; an excellent
opportunity for some thrifty family
at only $4,000. and can be
handled with 5000 cash. plus
settlement. RIPLEY & ROMER,
NEAR UNIVERSITY LANE New
Hampshire Estatesl New 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick home; kitchen with
birch cabinets. fully tiled basement.
Immediate possession. Terms as
low as $1,000 down. HUGH T
PECK, HE. 4-6400.
SMALL ESTATE-Modern home Of
10 rms, 2Hz baths, all In tip-top
shape, on s acres with good out
buildings. Tall trees and stream
on layni fenced pasture nn6 $42 S 5G9
Candy, EV. 4-91l6. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, INC.
WOODED RETREAT - Very finest
construction in this 3-bedroom. =
bath. brick ranch house on lovely
acre; IL mi from District line,
S25 500. Call Mrs. Candy, EV.
4-9il6 j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
NEW go stone and brick rambler
overlooking Brook Manor Country
Club, .Olney. Md: 3 spacious b.r,.
2 baths. auto. Hotpoint kit. and
breakfast area, large liv rm.. with
firepl. and book shelves; scr breeze
away, att. lear garage, with auto.
doors, 46xl5' recr. r1n., Dashboard
h-wh.. eXpans. full bsmt., $50, 800
Good terms, Call OWNER, Gathers
burg gS9-W.
LARGE COLONIAL on double wooded
| lot in exclusive Chevy Chase-6
bedrms., ga baths, sep, dining rm.,
huge center hall and liv. rm., ad-
Joining porch; perfect for gracious
living and entertaining; must sell;
$4,000. or best offer. Open, 1901
30th st. NV, by OWNER, OIL.
2-9172.
FOUR UNIT modern brick apt.
Takoma Park, mr.. Sanitarium; gross
income, $4,000; expenses, xl,1T6.
Can assume 4Aee trust; good in
veStment, sun; and ewes, MIS-
Steed, u. $3.50. BERNARD T
BROSIUS. Reaitor. JU. 9-042C.
COUNTRY LIVING with an income,
close-in Olnev area-3 acres. beau
tifully handicapped; even q stream
with . modern brick hcmes. Live
in one, rent the other and enjoy
life Sunday and evenings, Mrs.
Steed. JU. S-37S0. BERNARD T.
BROSIUS, Realtor. Ju. 10000
Observation-Disclosures - Brick
Cooley Built" 4-bedrm. potential
home in excellent comm, Owner must
sell. REDUCED for quick sale to only
SlS.950. Call at oncel
CALL MRS. MILBY, NO. 7-S52I
w. o, COOLEY g. SON
CHEVY CHaSE-SALE OR RENT
Lovely 8 bedrms., brk. rambler close
to EW. highway; carpeting. air
conditioner can be bought less than
AuERBAcH 4 CO. DI. 7-65O1
!
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9so3 LoRAIN AVENUE

Spacious Ia the word 10 describe
this 3-bedroom. g.bath rambler
Beautifully situated In wooded ares,
near schools, Transportation, and
twin sized. table space IN modern
electric Kitchen. large dining room
and living room huge rec. room
With picture window. large screened
porch. Raragf An immaeulately
lovely home To reach Out Coles.
vile I'd left on Sligo Greek park
way, right ~ hrst sweet. 90 tNo
blocks 70 house on right.
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CHEVY CHASE-$23, $50
OPEN SUNDAY. 1880 TO $50 PM.
IMPRESSIVE!

Yes. Here is large, impressive
home with all the features you have
reception hall, liv. .rm., din. rm., kit.
and enclosed porch FUSED for DEM
on LIST A.; 3 twin-size bedrms. and
2 full baths on 2nd A.: lge. wooded
lot, 65xl %; full bsmt., Lear gar.
Only "a block from bus; walk. dist.
to schools. CT APPROVED at spa
this value today. Dir: out Wis. ave.
past Dist, line to Langdrum lane.
then LETT to the first home on right.
4602 Langdrum lane or call OIL. e.
5000. DISTRICT MARYLAND REAL
TX EN- o.ROOR
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BETHESDA
1856 HAMPDEN LANE
BETHEsDA-cHEvY CHASE

Three-bedrm. Colonial. on shaded
fenced lot Spacious rooms through
out
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
Potomac Hunt Club
OPEN | TO 6

Don't miss seeing this beautiful
brick rambler, 3, bedrms., panelled
kitchen. > fireplaces, pa baths p
car garage. full bsmt. ga acres. This
is a quality constructed home. Less
than l VT. old. $4,000.
Dir: Out River I'd. to Potomac
Village right on Falls I'd. about half
house "a and our en open et sq 70 c rs NV
WIDE REALTY. OIL. 2-5s5s. Ewes,
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WHEATON-Nonvet values. Assume
lge. CT loan, 3-bedrm. rambler,
$1,000 down. SOS mo; 2-bedrm.
bungalow. S1S9 dn.. $50 mo-; )
bedrm. rambler $3.50 DIN, 500
mo: 3-bedrm. Colonial. $3.50 dn,.
SOB mo. GIDEON c. JOHNSON,
VIII. 6-q334.
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ROCKVILLE, TWinbrOOk. assume
GI loan--4 bedrms. fenced yard !;
firepl. "a block from school, near
shopping; slI 500 and ground rent.
81 800 down. OWNER l290S
Ardennes ave. Garden 4955S.
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We have two brick ramblers with
; hedrms,, fun bsmts. on level lots
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WHEATON, AREA, 2s03 Radius I'd.
Split-level rambler; lust the home
for a large family. Two bedrms.
level 1--we lee liy rm ID dining rm
combination. mod. kit. recr. rm..
auto GE washer and drier; Gil
appraised at S17.50 terms also
available. For inspection. call
NJ. f. SMITH INC. 1925 Vermont
ave. NV, DI. 7-7S77: ewes. LU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
1905 FOREST GLEN ROAD

New beautiful Cape Cod in lovely
Forest Grove aNa 29-ft. Nv rm.
nice din. rrn, complete kit. powder
rm, 3 bedrmS. and bath on End n.
"a home to see. To reach. Out
Georgia ave. to Forest Glen fd.,
right on Forest Glen I'd TO nome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

TAKOMA PARK-Must sell immedi-
ately, 2-bedrm. bungalow with
bsmt apt that rents for $50. ex-
pansion attic and garage; 5000
down, take over mortgage. JU. D.
E524
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 6, T417 Car
roll ave-. Takoma park--Home with
income. 3 kitchens, many extras.
Terms TO suit. LUBY-ROBERTS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

Cape Cod with 4 bedfms, den
baths. rec. room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

NEAR UNIVERSITY LANE New
Hampshire Estatesl New 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick home; kitchen with
birch cabinets, fully tiled basement.
Immediate possession. Terms as
low as $1,000 down. HUGH T
PECK. HE. 4-6400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

THREE MONTHS OLD. that's all.
q marvellous brick Cape Cod; 4
bedrooms. baths. daylight bsmt.
large lot backs UP to Rock Greek
Park in Kensington: brsnd-new
school only blocks; no trafic;
a bargain for $40, 500. RIPLEY &,
RoMER. dial JU. 5-6l1l NOW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

SMALL ESTATE-Modern home Of
10 rms, ~ baths, all in tip-top
shape: on s acres with good out
buildings. Tall trees and stream
on lawn, fenced pasture; $4,000.
or with acres, S32, 500. Call Mrs.
Candy, EV. 4-91I6. J. WESLEY
RITCuANAN TNC