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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-13
DRUNKEN KILLER GETS so DAYS
Cop Slayer Agrees to
Pay Widow $500

plea to guilty.
Judge Harold j. suspended
sentence and placed Heffernan
on probation for three years.
As part of his probation he
is to serve go days in the
county Jail. He will not have
to start serving until after the
Christmas and New Year hol-
idays his term starts jan
uary 7th the same day
new sheriff and presumably
new deputies take over the
operation of the jail. Heffer-
mans drivers license was sus-
pended for. 80 days and he was
ordered to pay Mrs. Scott ST.
500.
While not appearing in the
record, sources disclosed that
an adjustment had also been
made with the insurance COM
pany that was responsible for
Mr. Heffernan Their payment
was reported to be $22, SOC. 90
approximately ninty percent of
their total liability.
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Thornton Holder Heads
Diamond Research Dept.

CLEVELAND - Appointment
of Thornton F. Holder of Mum
son township, to the post of
director of research for Dia-
mond Alkali Company, was an
nounced today by President
John A. Sargent. The appoint
ment is effective Immediately.
Holder replaces DR.. Albert w.
Meyer, who has resigned from
his present position as director
of exploratory research. DR..
Meyer plans to continue in the
field of chemical research. He
will announce his plans in the
near future.
In addition to taking over
direction of Diamonds eXplor-
atory research program, Holder
will continue to be responsible
for its patent and trade mark
activities and supervision of
general-purpose research fac
ilities and operations otherwise
unassigned.
Holders appointment" Mr..
Sargent said, lis part of an
organizational realignment of
research responsibilities which,
previously handled separately,
will now be combined under one
executive head in the interest
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-13
Two Killed
in Traffic
Accidents

Traffic fatalities jumped to
IA in Geauga county so far
this year with two additional
deaths this week. A year ago
at this time there were only
8 deaths.
Charles L. Gump, 81, of
Cleveland was dead on arrival
at corey hospital Saturday
night. His companion Joseph
H. Duncan, 81, a passenger
with Gump, was treated for
lacerations, shock and exposure
He had wandered for almost
an hour seeking help after their
car had run off the road. The
two men had been out for a
day of hunting.
George c. Hahn, go, was
killed on Route A at Dead
Mans curve" north of Chardon
Monday afternoon. Hahn, a re-
preventative of a wholesale coal
firm, had been calling on coal
dealers in the Chardon area and
was on his way to Painesville
His car crashed with a truck
trailer combination.
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Louis Joseph Heffernan, 81,
Of Cuyahoga Falls, will serve
go days in the county jail for
the killing last summer of De-
putty Howard Scott.
Heffernan, according to charg-
es, was drunk at the time he
ran down Scott, who was dir
Getting traffic outside Grand
view race track.
Although Heffernan was in
dicted by the grand jury last
September, his case was de-
layed several times.
The case was finally set for
trial Monday morning and 80
prospective jurors assembled.
They waited while a conference
was held in the judges cham
berS with Prosecuting attorney
James Dinsmore, the attorney
for the defendant and H. K.
Bostwick, who was representing
Mrs. Scott, widow of the de-
putty.
It was then announced that
Heffernan was changing his
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Nth M 8o,k

Unless otherwise designated
the following births took place
at Corey Hospital, Chardon.
Dec. 2 Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
dali Murphy, Chardon, girl.
Dec. 3 Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Fussner, Chardon, girl.
Dec. 6 Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Mills, Cleveland, boy.
Dec. z Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Holler, Burton, boy.
Dec. 8 Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Rose, Madison, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Klein
field, Huntsburg, boy.
Dec. 9 Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
mond Dolzal, Parkman, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Torok,
boy.
Dec 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Mullet, Middlefield, girl.
Dec. IL Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Delbo, Middlefield, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shemko,
Chardon girl.
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List Honor
Students at
Chardon

Chardon High school honor
students were announced by
Principal Rex Thornburgh as
follows:
SENIORS:
Beverly Opper, Kan Pinzone,
Carol PitSchmann, Diane Rus
max, Don Trask, Judy Temple,
Wendy Tucker, Dennis Walsh,
Louise Sykora, Jeanne Allyn,
Joyce Bican, Russell Crane,
Barbara Hanke, Judith Helser,
Sally Johnson.
JUNIORS:
Susan Alvord, Dorene Bart
lett, Barbara Blanyer, Joyce
Brunsky, william Campbell
Andrea Carson,
Carol Head, Don Helser
Sally Kangas, Judy Mcdonald,
Jane Macdonald, Gail Macy,
Robert Neill.
Lee Nelson, Judy Patterson,
G t hy Reminder, Marcella
S trong, Carolee Singerman
Nancy Troutman.
SOPHOMORES:
Alan Singerman, Richard Sulc
(All A's), Tom Thornburgh,
Donna Trask, Ann Waitinas
Juanita WiSniewski, Jul e
| (All A'S),.
Woodford, Sandra zamer, Karen
Bundus, Marilyn Pildner, Mary
Ann Price.
Dorothy Holmes, Sandra Jack
son, William Hanu, Ann Mac
Donald, Jean McKenna.
F RESHMEN:
John Campbell, Carole ChildS
Sue Craxton, Karen Donohoe
LaVern Heinbaugh (All A's)
Beth Hofstetter (All AS, David
Hosmer.
Barbara Nozar, Allyn Nc
Naughton, Fred Pildner, David
Price (All A's), Richard Pulls
| ifer, Linda Rose (All AS.
Jane Schneider, Constance
Spare, Martha Stone, Joyce
Strong, Laurel Valince, David
Weitzenhof, Kay Wollpert CAL
A'S).
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List Emergency
Feed Dealers
for Geanga

The Emergency Feed Grain
Program has been extended so
that farmers may make out
applications until April first for
grain to carry eligible livestock
through until May first. The
applications may be obtained
at Geauga Co. ASC Office or
the County Agricultural Agents
Office, Old School Building
Burton, Ohio.
The farmer will receive $3.50
per hundredweitht on the amount
of grain approved, which may
be bought from any eligible
dealer.
Dealers who have signed
agreements with Geauga County
are as follows:
Andy Cheroka, Rt. 2, Cort-
land; C. & S. Farmers Ex-
change Co., Chagrin Falls; Den
niston Milling Co., Fowlers
Mills, Chardon; Geauga County
Farm Bureau Coop. Assn,
Chardon.
R. G. Fritinger, Middlefield;
General Mills Inc, r m e;
Grand River Mills, Parkman;
Lake Erie Feed a nd Supply
Co., Chardon; Mantua Grain
and Supply Co., Mantua.
G. H. g. K. H. Mumaw Inc,
Middlefield; Mumaw and Will
hams, East Claridon; James
McCracken, Rt. 2, Geneva;
Mayhem Feed and Fuel Co.,
Madison; Milot Sales and Sup
plies Co., Box 207, Mantua;
Donaldson Feed Service, Middle
field
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Lewis Bostwick Named Director
of Chardon Savings Bank

AT its meeting on Monday af-
ternoon, the board of directors
of The Chardon Savings Bank
Co, appointed Lewis r. Bost-
wick as director to fill the un-
expired term vacated by his ia
ther, r. L. Bostwick, who has
retired.
Lewis Bostwick has been the
owner of Bostwck's department
store since 1910. The store, for
many years on Main street, is
now located in its new quart
ers in the Chardon Plaza
Mr.. Bostwick attended Char
don high school, Hudson Acad-
emy and Western Reserve Univ
ersity. He, his wife Rose, and
their four children reside at
their home on Cults Road in
Hambden township.
Mr., R. L. Bostwick came
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Realtors Discuss
Industry Promotion

The Geauga county real es-
tate board met at HoSmer's in
Burton, Tuesday, Dec V4ice-
president Ann E. Eging presid-
ed, due to the absence of presi-
dent, Lyndall Hughes, who was
confined to Huron Road hospit-
al Andrew Mishaga of Chester
land, had charge OF the pro-
gram which was panel discus
sion Promotion of Industry in
Geauga County VIM r Mac
Donald, attorney, is a member
of the new planning commiss-
ion for Geauga county The
board voted S2500 towards a
Christmas basket
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GrangePlans
Party for
Christmas

HAMBDEN -- At the last re-
gular meeting of the Hambden
grange, plans were made for the
annual Christmas party. On Dec
II there will be no business
meeting but beginning at 800
pm. there will be pragram
for all grangers and their famil-
les. Santa Claus will be present
and there will be treat for
everyone. Ladies should bring
a so gift marked for a lady,
and men should bring a gift for
a man. Parents are to bring a
gift for their own children with
the child's name on it. Picnic
lunch will be enjoyed after the
program.
Hanbden grangers prepared
three Thanksgiving baskets for
local families. 1t was announced
at the Dec. 3 meeting that Ina
Dewalt will be Community Ser
VICE CHAIRMAN.
Reports were given of the
grange workers conference held
at Claridon, Dec. 2. Ten mem
bers of Hambden Grange atten,
ded the meeting.
The literary program included
group singing of Christmas
songs, a reading Things We
Need by Robert Chamberlain,
newspaper article about the
National grange meeting read
by Ruth Wheeler, Safe Holi,
days" read by Elizabeth Logs.
don, discussion of highway safe,
ty and a contest in Tying Chris,
tmas packages.
A motion was passed to put
500 in savings account.
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Spercer Irwin to Talk
to Women's League

The gravity of the world
situation has prompted the
League of Women Voters of
Geauga county to schedule an
open meeting in which Mr..
Spencer Irwin of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer will speak. This
meeting will be held at $3.50
pm. on Thursday, Dec. Is, at
the West Geauga Elementary
School. Mr.. Irwin's talk will
be followed by a discussion
period. The meeting is open
to the public.
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sign; Douglas G.. Oviatt, West
Geauga Trail, sign.
Welcome Wagon Club
Members Of the Welcome
Wagon Club have arranged a
party for the children at the
West Geauga High School, on
Monday, December II from
TOO to 800 PM. This will be
a real Christmas party with
Santa Claus, games, carols and
goodies. Chairman, of arrange
ments is Mrs. Clarence Wieland,
assisted by the following COM
mittee, Mrs. Louis Snider, Mrs.
Walter Smith, Mrs. Charles
Deike and Mrs. James Goncher
Card Party
Mrs. Ralph Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Freshley were
in charge of the public card
party given by the Grange at
Parkside Recreation on Satur-
day evening. Winners in Pin
ochle were, first, Mrs. Arthur
Battles, Percy Parker, May
field; second, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Prislin, Chardon. First
in Five Hundred were, Mrs.
Forrest Bond and George Brad
ic, South Euclid; second, Mrs.
Bradick and j. H. Belcher,
Painesville. George Parr was
winner Of the special prize.
Returned to Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Ritondaro
and daughter, Miss Dorothy
Darrah, have returned to Chest
er to make their home. They
formerly lived here and later
moved to Chardon. They have
built a new home at the corner
of Chillicothe Road and Cot
trell Drive which they occupy.
Heir Ways
Born on December 7, at
Forest Hill Hospital, a son,
Kevin Scott, weighing nine
pounds and seven ounces to
DR.. and Mrs. Donald v. Hamp-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gehri
are the parents of a SON, Tim
othy Gene, born in Womans
Hospital on December 9.
Birthday Party
Misses Rachel Thayer, Bev-
erly Myers and Ruth Seufer,
whose birthdays all come early
in December were given a real
surprise in a birthday party
given by Miss Eloise Tyler in
Russell. Guests were members
of the Riverview Church Youth
Group.
Mrs. Omer Blodgett enter
tanned the Missionary Society
of the RivervieW Church at her
home on Tuesday evening. Co
hostesses were Mrs. George
Frazier and Mrs. william Spons-
ellor. The group worked on
Christmas gifts for a colored
mission in Cleveland.
Signs are Decorated
The signs at the Chester road
intersections seem to be say
ing Merry Christmas with
their gay decorations of pine
and red ribbons. The work was
done by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Herzer, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Davies II and Mr.. and Mrs.
Continued on papn Sly
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Geauga County's hospital fund
received another financial boost
this week as members of the
Women's Hospital Auxiliary pre-
sented a check of S. 900 to Will
liam Barnes, president of the Ge-
auga Hospital Association.
This money, from our Wo-
mems Auxiliary, represents pro-
fits earned over the past 18
months from our various pro-
jectS," stated Mrs. Frank Sa-
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from Thompson, Ohio, to Char
don where he went into the
dry-goods business. For many
years he owned and operated
the Bostwick store. He retired
from active management in GAO
when he was succeeded by his
son who now succeeds him as
bank director.
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John Porter
Died in Florida

HasiRDEN. - John Porter,
retired Hambden farmer, died
Dec. in st. Petersburg, Fla.
He and his wife had been
spending the last few winters
in the south because of his
lingering illness.
Mr.. Porter was a active
wife resided at 10111 Gady
Blvd, St. Petersburg.
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Heart Fund activities eve
since. Mr.. Dragonette has served
as treasurer of the Geauga
County Drive since it's incep
tion.
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Santa Claus is Coming

yes, SANTA Claus is coming
to town and is expected to
arrive at the Township Park
at the Corner of Mayfield and
Chillicothe Roads on Thursday,
December 20 at 7:30 in he
evening. There will be a de-
corated Christmas tree and
Santa will bring gifts to all of
the younger children. There
will also be singing Of Christ
mas Carols. All residents of
Chester are invited. This event
is being sponsored by tn e
Chester Civic Association with
the assistance of many other
organizations and individuals.
Circle Meets
Mrs. Ralph ShanoWer enter
tanned a meeting of the Dorcas
Circle of the Community Church
at her home on Thursday, Dec
ember 6.
East Hill Aid
Mrs. Lester Thayer and Mrs.
Ralph Smith assisted by Mrs.
Kenneth Sperry were hostess
at the monthly meeting of the
East Hill Ladies Aid which met
at the Aid Building on Wednes-
day, December S.
ChiIdren's Chorus
The Chesterland Children's
Chorus will present an Oper-
eta, Princess Holly's Christ
mas" in the Chester Grade
school auditorium Friday, Dec
ember 81 at 800 O'Clock. There
will be no admission fee but
an offering will be taken. The
words and music for the oper-
eta. were written by Mrs.
Amelia LaMoreaux, who directs
the production. Mrs. Emil Lacko
is accompanist; Mrs. Elroy
Rode, Choreographer and Mrs.
Alfred Kus, Wardrobe chairman.
Characters are as follows;
Princess Holly, Nancy Lease;
King Evergreen, Tommy Pat
terson; Queen Mistletoe, Rob
erta Rear; Toy man-Prince,
Tom Horton; Jingles, the elf,
James Kus; Fairy Queen, Carol
Rode; Queens court, Karen
Ritchie and Holly Eichert; STUFF
fed toys, Teddy bear, Leslie
Horton; Bunny Rabbit, Carl
Eykyn; Leopard, Rickie Lease;
Sailor Doll, Charles Smith;
Tramp Doll, Bruce Lang; Ind
ian Doll, Mark LaMoreaux:
Candy Canes, Cynthia Fox,
Sharon Horton and Joyce Carl
son; Wooden Soldiers, Douglas
Vorel and Donald Smith; Rag
getty Ann, Mollie Eykyn; Rag
getty Andy, Lynford Brawn;
Dancing Doll, Shirley Lacko;
Jack-in-the-box, Gordon Graft.
Garden Club
Mrs. Richard Ries was host
eSs to the Chester Garden
Club on Wednesday of the past
week. Assisting were Mrs. A.
John Rose and Mrs. Cart Har-
land. There was a work shop
under the supervision of Mrs.
George Spargrove and Mrs.
Burwell Abbott. WreathS were
made from cones and dried
material. The members are
planning a dinner party with
husbands as guests. This will
be held on December Is at the
Community Church.
Andrews Ensemble to Sing
The Ninth Grade Ensemble
from Andrews School for Girls,
will take part in the services
at the Presbyterian Church in
Chester on Sunday, December
16 at HOO Am. Laura La
Moreaux of Chester is a men,
ber of this group.
ZOning Certificates
The following zoning certif
icates were issued in Chester
by Zoning Inspector
William E. Bebout; Moss Farm
Dairy, Mayfield Road, remodel
ing and business addition; Doug
las G. Oyiatt, Woodcrest and
Cedarcrest Drives, sign; Doug
las G. Oviatt, Cedar Road and
Springblossom Drives, s. ign;
Marion Pizzi, Ranch Drive, pony
barn; Douglas G. Oviatt, Cedar
Road and West Chester Trail.
sign; Associated Brokers, Inc.
Mayfield and Kenyon Roads,
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Chardon High school honor
students were announced by
Principal Rex Thornburgh as
follows:
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East Hill Aid
Mrs. Lester Thayer and Mrs
Ralph Smith assisted by Mrs.
Kenneth Sperry were hostess
at the monthly meeting of the
East Hill Ladies Aid which met
at the Aid Building on Wednes-
day, December 5.
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COLLEGE PARK
UNIV. OF MARYLAND

1926 KNOX RID.
Newly dec. |. and 2 bedrm. apis
churches. Laundry and storsee Ia.
cilities. AP. 7-S4O5. .
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

S.BEDROoM BRICK. semidetached;
month. 3447 oakwood terrace n w.,
BLOCK from 18th street. Call
ARRR. MACY; HU. $4,000. 80
bath. scr. porch. utii. rn,' 1 Eaf:
Sl25 mo: ia. S-9137. 80
31l6 ADAMS MILL RID. NV, ex-
elusive residential section facing
beautiful Rock Greek PIX. Open for
Inspection Lovely row brick: Q
bnuge rooms and ga baths: detached
attic; newly decorated. Including
beautifully sanded floors: oil heat.
Must be seen to be appreciated
H WhNyNs l M no white. MR., NEU-
s;E.-5 ROOMS AND BATH; gas
nnsat: me newly redecorated; key at
.; BEDRMsH.. y: i. 81 BATH RAMBLER on
,s4-acre wooded lot; near Dunn
b lofnl11go School. Va; sl25 mo. JE
6 RMS. AND BATH. garage. % ON.
census census once. suitland, Md. 10.
aga HAMILTON ST. NV rms.
bath. sh.; auto. ht.: cedar closets;
cow. loo: excel. cond.: dry bsmt';
yd., gar; gentiles. adults: SIPS
Also others. Mon, RIA. 3-O17G
1907 sTRATToN RID. Silver spTinr
with ! rms turS n.d, eht brick home
per mo HENRY j. o Ro asst' f SSco
sq924 Vermont ave. NV. Di. z
GEokGETowN-L. r.. d. 80
gEySaET. = %. y, a ssr. Beaut. Earden..
WEST OF 10Th ST.. q nT' woodn.r
apts;-3-bedrm. Diet. home: enci. yd'
porch; $3.50; gar. $40. CO. 5-S376.
Sill. SPG.--Sm. 6-rm. hse.. ser, pch
kLov HANDICAPPED gard. with cherry
caP PiEsUR s1 TYPEJ q ao Iiisa:C AFT
3 bedrooms. large living room mod.
ern all-electric kitchen, dining rn /.
iarge recreation room. detached
garage. larse shaded lot located in
Annandale. Springfield area OF Va.
near SHIRLEY hwy. Call CT. 6-11S2.
BRIARCLIFF. $3.50 Watson st on NV
Available May 4; attractive de.
tached home; 3 bedrooms, ~
baths; $500 per month. Cali Ma. s.
e34o. OLIVER T. CARR. Realtor.
SILVER SPRING. st. Johns Parish
X ,psedrms; liv. rn,. din. rms kit.
Ju' s-349o: after g. 10. $4,000.
AVAIL. MAY 20 or June I whit.
Colonial at 1907 Flint drive, West.
gate. Nc :, blocks east OF West.
moIeiand Circles bedrms., pan.
fan, cooling sleeping quarters effee.
lively Good schools, shopping dis
trict, CITY transp. all within l0-niin
walk Si65 mo. OIL. 4-5s2o TO-
ess BLANDFoRD ST.. Rockville, Nd
cooking; tub and shower bath: 1
blocks from Main st. For appt
call Potomac 2-400S. .
FAIRFAX CIRCLE, VA. vIC.--smallI
. rms: modern; oil heat; screened
2 BEDRMS.. LIv. nm. dinette. XII
and rear yard; redecorated: heat
incl cow. to everythins 102i
N Daniel st., Arlington "a
COLMAR MANOR. ND. - Small
T mouse as ssres ISsst front porch; SIS
5 E.-LSorvely -sS .Tm. brick ramb.. - eel.
MODERN WHITE ID BR ficf'oI aoUsE.
att. garage: loc. Braddock Height
Rosemont area. Mr.. excel. grade.
intermediate and high schools;
only few minutes from Pentason, q
cts and storage areas. large Scr
porch, sun deck. beautiful rec nm,
living rm with flrepl. and book.
shelves. large din rm with bulletin
china closet. well-equipped XII.
With left refrieeratof freezer
Saab per mo Call OWNER. TIE.
o-le3b or ST. 3-9077. 80
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BROYHILTON
APIS
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VINTMTTV GT EDR

VICINITY GLEBE RID. AND
LEE HWY, NORTH ARLINGTON
! blk. shopping and busline con.
venient to all schools and churches,
minutes from Pentagon viz George
Washington parkway
New fireproof apis. Plenty of
closets and storage space. lge. rms.
on street parking. mod. Completely
equipped kitchen. fenced-in. equipped
playground; master TV antenna
laundry facilities.
2 BEDROOMS-S1O5.O0
PLUS ELECTRICITY
M. T. BROYHILL & SONS
1924 Lee Hwy. Arl Va
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

HAVE SEVERAL SMALL PROPER.
TIES, 2nd-trust notes and 100000
cash to invest on larger property
Call Mr.. ALBERTS, Ia. 9-6237 OIL
Elk. 3-5S2l. 80
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AFIS. UNfUkNlSnED--MD.
SILVER STRING, M. Georgia ave.
and Colesville I'd bedrm., liv.
rm., dinette. kit. and bath; $3.50
per no.. utils. incl. JU. 9-349O;
ewes, LO. $4,000. "a
ROCKVILLE bedrm.. living rm..
dinette, bath and rear screened
porch: near schools and shopping
center: SOS. plus utilS. Pc. 2-4296.
TAk0MA PARK-Spacious de luxe
bedroom; modern kitchen. JU.
1910 GAsT-wEsT HWY. Just west
Of 10th st.--2-bedrm. Individual
dwelling unit. duplex with pvt. front
and rear entrances; cow. to d. C..
busllne and shopping; $50 per mo.
plus utils. Call MA. S-1921. II
31OS. vARNUM ST.. Mt. Rainier
Modern Diet. bldg, beautiful apt =.
consisting Of 2 rms, dinette, kitch-
en- and bath. specially priced at
$50. mo. Residential section. mr..
HAYWOOD Gardens. Call Resident
manager for appt. AP. 7-0172.
e-BEDRM. APT. Is large rooms), on
quiet street, near large shopping
area; $95.50 and SOS. so, Including
utilities. HE. 4-7014. Il
16 ELM AVE, TAX. Pk.-Newly dec.
] or 2 bedrms.. liv. rm. with hrepl..
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOODS = Large center
hall Colonial. 3 twin-size bedrms..
huge paneled library, beautiful full
bsmt.. rec. rm.,- dble. garage. No
agents. EN- 3-4667. a
BR0ADMOOR-Buy a beautiful CO.
op home. MR.. BUSH, EN-. 3-7S92
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Three-bedroom rambler, tiled bath.
immediate possession, 500 month.
M. r. REYNOLDS g. CO.
JE. I 1890
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APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS! For good twhite) tenants
in D. c.. call MANDEL. AID. 4-34OO
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FALLS CHURCH AREA

2-REDRM. HOMES with full bsmt
In Arlington and Falls Church; 500
WRIGHT REALTY, INC. / North
Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va. ia. 2-4S00
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CoLoRED-REc. ROOM

Magnificent semidet. Colo
NAL brick home which fea-
lures concrete front porch, 6
very lge. rms, ga baths,
knotty-pine rec. rm.. beauti-
full yard. washing machine
and many extras. Very clean.
Located on Oneida pl., NV.
Call IA. 9-6S00 It'll 8 pm. to
inspect.