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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24
Research Specialist Talks
to Geanga County Rotary

search, Thompson Products Co.,
was the principal speaker at
the Rotary meeting held We'd
nesday, Dec. II at Hosmer's
restaurant in Burton.
Mr.. Bartlett spoke on indust-
rial research and held the Rot
arians spellbound with a sum-
mary of the history of indust-
rial research and the world
vistas which lie ahead of the
country.
He said, Industrial research
is like riding a bicycle. You
keep going ahead or you fall
off," Wars today are won by
superior technology, not by
Pearl Harbor attacks or mass
es of men. Last year indus
try and the government spent
ten billion dollars on industrial
research.
More than 100000 men in
America are engaged in in
dustrial research. The United
States has made great strides
in intercontinental missiles and
nuclear energy plants, accord
ing to Mr.. Bartlett.
Two great fields now occupy
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24

now engrossed in a new inter-
national project for Burton
Midlefield Rotary. This COM
prises correspondence with the
80 nations now represented in
Rotary with an exchange of
National flags.
Rotarian Cliff Erickson pro-
vides bulletins from Librarian
Boak of the Burton library, who
is on a world tour visiting
Rotary Clubs all over the
world. Upon Mrs. Boak's re-
turn, the Rotariaus plan big
welcome celebration to hear her
account of the greetings ex-
changed with the Rotarians in
far corners of the world.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24

ing industry are the generation
of atomic energy, and plastic
and synthetic fibres. He pred
icted that in ten years no
natural fibres will be used for
clothing. He predicted atomic
controls will solve the great
questions now existing in inter-
planetary and intercontinental
transportation.
The meeting was lightened by
a biographical study of Vernon
Foft, a recently elected Rotar-
ian from Middlefield. Mr.. Foft's
account dating back to his SER
vice in Parkman aroused many
nostalgia memories.
Past President John Rose is
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24
School Glee Club Presents Christmas Concert

Pictured above is portion of the Chardon
high school glee clubs they presented their
nual Christmas concert at the Chardon School aud
itorium last Wednesday evening.
The Alumni were invited to come to the
stage for the finale in which winter Wonder
land' and white Christmas were sung.
Soloists in the concert We're; John Naramore,
Ruth Stark, Linda Leduc, Marilyn Keyes, Bill
Bruce, and Richard Pusifer.
A new addition to the concert were the student
onductors; Norma Jean Payne, Mary Wilmot, Jean
Thomas, and Joyce Naramore.
Sally Johnson, Jean McKenna, Nancy Gray,
Linda Rose, Connie Spare, Beth Hofstetter, and
CONNIE SPARE and KAYE WOLLPERT are
pictured at the left in the candelight professional
that brought the glee clubs onto the stage of the
auditorium.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24

Paula Bostwick were the accompanies.
The following committee was in charge of the
program: Linda Leduc, chairman, Jud Patterson,
Pat Walsh, Cathy Reminder Martha Aikens, and
Joyce Naramore.
John Naramore directed the stage crew which
included: Dennis Garfield, Bill Bruce, Nick Skid
more, Tom Thornburgh, Bill Janu, Tom Henry and
Eddie Wingenbach. Richard Buehner will be in
charge of the lights.
This was regular P.-T.A. Program directed
by Miss Anna Dunn and Mr. Carl Wehn.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24
Nth Nh: Slork

Dec. IL Mr.. and Mrs. AL
vim Buckeye, Burton, Boy.
p Dec. 13 Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Delbo, Middlefield, Boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jon Eckerston,
Novelty, Boy.
Dec. ii Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Simmerhil, Orwell, Girl.
Dec. Is Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Jackson, Chardon, Boy.
Dec. l6 Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
ercik Crane, Chardon, Girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stotlar,
Novelty, Boy.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24
Photographs by the
FRIENDLY CAMERA

RONNIE HAMILTON is pictured at the right
taking part in the high school band presentation of
Relationships Nutcracker Suite which opened the
Christmas music program.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24

Kenneth Bartlett, director of
Horizons Incorporated and FORM
erly director of Industrial Re-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Nelson Peterson, Is, Burton,
and Joan Slezak, 10, Pekin Rd. !,
Newbury.
Julius S. Saxon, 46, of 1885
E. 115th ST., Cleveland, and
Evelyn v. Powell, so, Ward
Dr., CheSterland.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-06

Mount Lennon Lodge was
really rocking Saturday night
the 18th as the Tau D el S
brought their annual S now
Party into full swing. A delic-
iouS dinner and a delightful
dance, and then the crowning
of Tau Delt Snow Q u e n of
1855: Bobbi Gerst. Her attend
ants were Marcia OStroy and
Laura Collins. What happened
to the pledge entertainment,
hummm?
The Tau Delts and t h e r
dates were: Leroy Feig and
Bobbie Gerst, Herb Horowitz,
Marilyn; Dave Deitz, Rita
Plotkin; Jerry FEEDER, Jud y
Goodman; Bob Axelrod, Lau-
ra Collins; Art Goldstein, Bob
bic Vegodsky; Mike Gordon,
r u t h Buchanan; Al Rogers,
Judy Weisblatt; S a n Rein
haus, Sue Schneck; George
Serbin, Judy Coeburn; sgd
Salmon, Cookie Jacobs; Jack
SAKE, Marilyn Glickman; Lar
ry Benson, Suzanne Levi;
Dick Schuirman, Vicki Fiori.
Lori Olshansky and Lenny
Ivans were official chape-
rones.
A rollicking ZBT party with
gift wrappings and spaghetti
filled Bob Hirsch's home as
Anne Pessin and Larry San
dell won the prize for giving
the best and most appropriate
gifts-Do-it-y ours elf Float
and King kits to Judy Gaws-
ner and Lyle LipschultZ.
Among the others there were
Dave Novick and Liz Solo
mon, Georgia Teller and Phil
Gillin, Anne Lurie and Bob
Weller, Dianna Chiate and
Lyn Raskin, Cherril1 Alfou
and Milt Leibhaber, Bob Gold
farb and Rosilee Boxerman,
Gloria Gardens and Kenny
Koenig, J. B. Tonkel and Au-
drey Mayman, Jim Block and
The Arizona post., 1956-01-06
Sponsors for the luncheon

Sponsors for the luncheon
were: Mines. Rose Rich, J. E.
Zevin, Nathan Shiffer, Sara
Horn, Wilfred Alter, Philip
Bramson, Max DinowitZ, Sol
Kamin, Philip Schneider; Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Schwerin.
Among the donor were:
Mrs. Alex Weiss, I. Margolis,
Henry Kaufman, Clara Lev
kowitZ, Irma K a u f m n n ,
Helen Singer, Minna Cantor,
A. HorwitZ, Bessie Yasmer,
Sandor Appel, Morris Schwe-
bel, G. Fendell, Charles Gold,
Selig Shevin, R. Berg, Irving
Taxerman, Joseph Segal,
George Rosenbaum, acob
Mandelbaum, Sadie Lipshitz,
M. Peters.
Other donors were: Mines.
William Rowe, David C in S.
burg, Jacob Baskin, vid
Levin, Joseph Radner, Max
Mordka, B. Shulman, Morris
Rogin, Morris Mutnik, Paul
Pew war, Bessie Rubin,
Charles Paul, Sara Feldman,
Julius Kaufman, Sam Miller,
Anna Listenes, Joe Bublick,
Frank S in, Adele Opper,
Beatrice Rodney, George Win
ter.
Jeanette Rothberger, Anna
Winter, Ruth Sherman, Joe
Finkelstein, Fanny Brod, Eva
Abromowitz, S a m Kaplan,
Anna Sherman, Ellie Winkel-
Ter Anna Deutsch, Rose Rice,
AL Goldman, Go1die Bernstein,
M. Bower, Sam Schlackman,
Philip Bramson, Philip LaVet-
ter, Sarah Herzog, Rose
Block, Sadie Kaplan, Kather-
inc Cowan, Peter Menzon,
Irving Malinsky, Rose Bee,
Abe Pine, Ike Rubin, Camille
Bersus; Mr.. Hyman Epstein.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-06
Q CATSCAPADES .
BY Brenda Kurn

Barbara Copins.
The third party that night
was the Upsilon Alpha Clubs
winter formal. Din in G and
dancing at the S a nta Rita
were Steve Greenberg, Merl
Wolinsky, Hal Kaplin, Gloria
Scheisel, Hal Braxton, Janet
Kotzen, Max Freifield, Dolly
Smiley, Kenny Abrams, Anita
Reiser, Pete Door, Sue Braun
stein, Dave Lampert, Lois Ell
perm, Ben L e i b S n, Jacky
Loury, Stan Prell, Barbara
Coe, Everett Broder, Flo Les
man, Frank Cohen, Marilyn
Coe, Max Simon, Judy Dor
skin, Ben Weisman, Arlene
Catai, Dick Lerner, Joan
Goodman, Bernie VanEmden,
Harriette Shapiro, Jerry Pal
1or, Estelle Hitler.
Dave Novick, Neal Kurn
and Bobbi Agron didn't get
to ring the bell after the bas-
ketball games la S t Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, al
though we did come pretty
close to winning.
We send our best wishes to
Gloria Glazer, Nan Freidland-
er, and Benny Gross. Hope to
see you back on campus real
soon.
Hope you had a real wond-
erful vac a tion and happy,
New Year,
The Arizona post., 1956-01-06
EaMx
HarriS-Spencer

Harris-Spencer
On Sunday at an early eve
ming ceremony Mrs. Sally
Harris and Michael Spencer
were married by Rabbi Harry
Schechtman in Phoenix. Mrs.
Spencer is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Bramson
and a former r. sid e n t of
Grand Rapids, Mich. The
groom is a longtime Tucson
resident. His parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Weisenfeld,
Brooklyn.
AgrOn-Sabin
At a five o'clock ceremony
Jan. Is at Cong. Anshei Israel
wedding nuptials of Harriet
Agron and Rubin Sabin will
be solemnized by Rabbi Bre-
ger and Rabbi Bilgray with
Cantor FalkoW assisting. Din
ner will follow in the Pioneer
Hotel ballroom. Brides par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. julie
Agron, 5232 E. Holmes.
A number of out-of-toWn
guests will witness the cere-
mony. Couple will take a we'd
ding trip north after which
they will make their home in
Las Vegas, where the groom
is in business. Miss Agron has
been honored with a number
of showers and parties in re-
cent weeks.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-06
Y. |. Women's
Sabbath Jan. Ia

The second Women's Sab
bath will be conducted at Con-
gregation Young Israel Jan.
IA at $50 am. with services
dedicated to the women. Rab-
bi Morris Fischel will officiate
and his sermon topic will be
Traditional Judaism
Why?". The traditional Kid
dush will follow the services.
The public is invited.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-06

Arizona Post, Jan. 6, 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

Garage and Gas Station
On busy Marlboro I'd. Over 81. 900
50. IT,. zoned CT. Improved By
garage containing over 5000 ca. II.
and 6-rFn. house with full bsmt,
Garage equip, tow truck, tools and
slfsnSo Ssvn sso ss.s q parts t incl
CURTIS. Broker. u. 9-5277. al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NAL, only . few years Cd; iy. rrn..
Spacious din. rm.. big kit, powder
rm,;. sarage; porch; extra firepi. In
hsmt.; large level lot; S24, GOD: mr..
81. James Church and new shop
ping center. SAMUEL z. BO0LEY,
INC. OIL. $1,000 mon. Fri. I'll
BsfhRspA, .conveni.nt to NH
brick Colonial in excel. cond. !;
dishwasher, disposal. breakfast
tains recr rrn.. u bath and outside
entrances. spacious corner lot: dis
tinctiye home for Ssi,6b0; 10%
s sais e ai r "a s spDI, TOWN 3
bdE nIn IA rambler I'm. ss,eo9
Screened porch; choice ioest,on sI nr.
SAMUEL 3. BOGLEY, i've. IL.
a.7s00 mon. -Fri. 10 0 PM,
BETHESDA - Air conditioned Colo
MAI srtistically decorated through
out. Paneled library. powder room
~ door; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. end
Priced IN the low EOS. win con:
OF DI. 7-esso. THos. J. FISHER
BETHEsDA-s-bedrm. brick ram.
bier in exclusive Mapiewood: hv.-
din, rm. comb; modern kit. with
eating space; wall-to-wall carpet.
ing: full bsmt:, rec room; S20.55O
GEO, W. ROBERTSON, REALTOR
zg3g Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2123. o pm
BETHESDA--Attrac, brick rambler
on Ice. fenced LOT. 3 bedrms., dining
ale, full bsmt. with recf. rrn. and
RHS nSsrrp rnl; ~ 200. knoRzEN-
BETHEsDA---Conpi. air.conditiened
brick Colonial Lee, paneied study,
ss$;SsSi;, koRzESb5oSkSPPfEss, OF o. !:
caEyY z CHASE - sls.soo, older
two-story frame In Immaculate
condition. Powder room Ist floor
3 bedrooms, bath .2nd floor Large
handicapped lot. Call DE. 2-774H OF
pI 7-6s30. THos. J. FISHER a
envy CHASE, . block. from D. c.
line-Tremendous indl 8-bedrm.
brick rambler, "a baths, full eft
open bsnlt. with lavatory; only
SAMUEL SAMUEL =. 's odISY,' INC, oil 81
o-7s00: ewes. OIL. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
CHEVY CHASE

A beautiful Williamsburg Colonial.
located in the desirable Rosemary
Leland Jr. High School, two blocks
from Wisconsin avenue shopping
and public transportation. First
moor includes separate dining room,
den. powder room and screened
porch, Five Eood-sized bedrooms
and three full baths. GARAGE. Built
In 1871 with quality materials:
brick. slate roof. copper plumbins
sale: Ewes. call Mr.. Hamilton. EN-.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co, tREALToRs)
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
I55EEsEa SiIIEk EESSasafhrtis fkicf6
Also Many Fine Residential Homes
THADEN RRALT'

27o1 14th ct. NV, Ho. $4,000
Ewes. Mr.. Fitzsimmons. TU. 2-7394
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
coLoREp OR WHITE
LUXURY HOME

English style brick. s double-sise
bedrms,,. ga baths. nrepl.. ultra
modern Kit. rec. rm.. Gas heat. fam
ily-stse din. rm.. beavt: rear yard,
Diet garage: best neiehborhood II
town: Easy terms arranged Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
American University Park
Asia Albenarle ST NV
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
co. O-3ooJ, 3 III .
ESTATE SALE,

2-story house with Swimming pool.
1901 Gallatin st. NV. 10 v. NOR.
GAN Jr; a RICHARD al, Y, NAY:
reasonable offer in low S30s. subject
to approval U. 8. District Court. Cali
ME. S-O465 or DI. 7-2004. --2i
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BUCKINGHAM
TOWN HOUSE

NAL; Early American interior: in
ciudes buiit-in ANTIQUE wall cabinets
with desk and place for TV. tiled
floor In full bsmt.. patio: eft. picket
fence for complete privacy: S14.a50,
Sl.9s5 On. Payments 500 mo. CAN
IA. k-Ohaa "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

C0LORED--I4th AND 8. CARO-.
LIMA AVE. s.E.--Deautiful 6-rm.
row brick. "a FEET WIDE, with
side-hall plan; full bsmt., Oh h.-v.
MENT 10 surf HuYER. First
time offered. 30 call today. Mr..
kitchens ATLAS REALTY Co.
CoLokED-NEAR iIth AND IA.
AVk.--Lge. corner lot; Or 2
families: Q stories: 2 entra.. new
eond; WIN exchange. OWNER. IA.
coioRED-sALR on RENT, 2 bed
tsfaa. brick. semidet.. fun bsssinent,
coLoRED-FT. DUPONT Hills
Lovely 5-rm. semidet, brick home;
rec; rni.; gas heat. Clean Is Q pin.
Sell dI or NON-Gr. ME-. s-4653;
Ewes, OIL. 2-O135. FULTON II.
GORDON JR. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
CAPE COD

$AAA - WA
Brick home; features iy. rrn.. din
ms rm.. cleo. kit, 2 bedrms, and
bath fst a LARGE dormitory bedrm.
up. Easements nice lot. Close to
schools Assume $4,000 4iaE loan
Priced $1,000.
PRICED RIGHT
Charming 2-bedroom home on
50xi50 lot. Spacious living rm., kit:
with table space, Partially finished
CAPE COD
Redee. home, spacious Nv Im.,
lge kit, 2 bedrms, and bath DIN, Ex-
pausion attic with dormer, base
ment, ground-level entrance, Tree
shaded lot. Price, $4,000.
WOOD COMPANY
Multiple Listing Realtor
l1l5s Ga. Ave. Silver SprinE. Nd.
10. 4-7200, o III $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
HOUSES FOR SALE--s.g.

CAPITOL HILL, restored. must sell.
Cav lsayi1 Etc. ares .S exec: inansins a.;
3D. nSs ~ 1 pay, s4sGss &c. r Sselsss
Mi t SSEES2S' f HEii eH XAVIER
Med. 3-bedrm.. rambler beauties
Tas. y op Gee 81 alt s'9 ean, WI ,.,m ss-
LoYor.A NV. 4 REAL ia ksT Iss.
In. $4,000. He. 4-4400. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

4 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS
1900 Block Randolph st.
Sec this beautiful redecorated
home today. you will say this is q
dream. Down payment and monthly
payments to suit YOU. Don't wait
DL 7-3A73. ewes. IU. b-6AO7. I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
OPEN DAILY

p irsetiols; OUT Mass Z. s, ave.
moreiand circle to Cromwell
dr., right 2 hlks. 10 open sign
at Lamar I'd. and Cromwell
Or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
A REALITY-NoT A DREAM

Chevy Chase, Nd, west OF Con-
necticut ave, near Chevy Chase
Club. close TO Rosemary Sehooi--A
charming detached home. beautifully
nestled on q large handicapped lot
approximately 1880 50.
T.: with giant shade trees and wad.
desisned for comfortable living and
entertainment with q living room
20x22 IT,, master bedroom. dressing
room and bath, family sized dining
room and modern kitchen on LIST
ficor Your inlay problem Win es
rooms with q private bath. Owner
desires immediate sale and has
priced this lovely home accordingly.
Phone WO. $4,000 til a pm. EDW.
4. JONES Co. INC, Chevy Chase,
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S11.950

ciose-in Takoma. Substantial old
or home on lEe. lot. .Liv, rm with
and bath on Isl door, stairs up
to partially finished End floor. Full
bsmt., oil INV. heat. MUST BIZ
SOLD.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
~. $4,000
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SPRINGFIELD, MD.
Cromwell DR.. and Lamar Rd
$28, $50 TO $32,950

IL new ramblers and split
levels being completed. 3
and 4 bedroom homes, . Diff
ferent plans from which to
choose. 80 to so day delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
N. ARLINGTON

BY owner. 3iz-yr.-oid brick
wash. Coli and Country Club
golf course. On "a acre OF
weli-landscaped almost-levei
land adj. to small woods.
3 bedrms., . full baths on
eenter-hall plan. 23'6"x-
29'S" liy. rm,. din, rm.:. ga
rage. screened porch. walk-up
attic; fu full, es9 mt lI,siec;; e s,;
windows; g.h.-a. heat. $os,-
Out Lee hwy. TO Giebe I'd.
right on N. 2fth to N. Thomas
ST, Address-3l00 N Thomas.
ia. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

Ma. S-l73I Ewes. Oh. 4-U1oO
Stephen Knobs
Three bedrooms. all electric kitch-
en-. living room. dining area with
fireplace and built-in bookshelyes.
Front porch. large lot. Price $l4.96o.
Builders Home
Delightful 4-bedroom brick Cape
Cod with large living room. separate
dining room, kitchen with breakfast
nook. full basement with layatory
and exit. Builder is redecorating In
and out. FILA approval S1S.9b0.
"WOODSIDE FOREST"
Brick Colonial. 3 twin-sixe bed
rooms, .step-down living room. .f1re-
place, large dining room, extra-iarge
well-equipped kitchen den or bed
room with one half bath. side
screened porch. rear porch, utility
room, full basement, Lear garage,
"a bath. tiled floor. Truly beautiful
home facing parkway. In exclusive
neighborhood Priced risht. S24. $50.
James G.. Conley & Co.
s525 Ga. Ave. ~. 9-4f34 till ESQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
Out The Window
WITH
''New-House Headaches

When you step into this trim, Q.
bedrm. brick coloniai. In Q conven.
lent North Arlington neighborhood
Kat, with separate breakfast nook
side screened porch; full bsmt., and
Diet. Earake, Close TO WASHINGTON
and Lee High School. OF approved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

end COMMERCIAL BLDG. - Over
5000 50. IT., 9th and II me-. g.
story brick with parking lot I'D.
Joining; Ideal for any type opera.
CO. eo IA s.ssoo. NM @ss
ARLINGTON, Center Clarendon, suit
able real estate. insurance, doctor.
Brick Once bldg. 5 rms, plus util.
ssnis7td a T.4ms a owS sIns' ,R sri? =
H GsHei Or Or D'oSwvaNlTowN-sais' or
lease, remodeled store. ,s0x9b,. 2
in rear. Brokers protected 723
10th st. NV. Call Dt. 7-3s65. ---26
CT; $50 It. from
crossroad: 2l,650 50. IT. with home
rented for Sis mo-; SIS, 900,
Adjoining lot. 23,400 so. IT,, avail
able Frontage, 200 II, Cali for
appointment, 10. S-S44O, WEST q
DIXON, Realtors. IA
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TAE EosyA e SAHK, ND.
$10,950-S495 On.
This masonry cottage, eompletely
redecorated. viii appeal to young
and old. II offers 2 bedrms., ityins
rm., kit. and fun English basement
easily convertible to recreation
room or ard bedroom on. . large
landscapes lot Easy monthly pay
ranged. OF or conventional. See
Ill Sheridan ave. or call JU.
i.h3S4. AD 2-1NAn. 20
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COLoRED--DET.-$l2,95O

VA approved. Vacant BUNGALOW,
M. list and Madison NV. q bedrns.,
bath: bSmt, deep level lot; front pch,
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO.
co. 5-3533--s TIL o.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANTED, GARAGE sPACE-Need
about 5000 50. II. Of garage space
Tor repair, servictng OF trucks.
Space preferred within one mile Of
Intersection Of Georgia and Kansas
avenues NV. HOT 6HCPPES, INC,
man $4,000. Cooper alton Of
brokers Appreciated. Al
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COLORED-POSS.
PALATIAL MANSION

OvERLo ROCK CREEK PIX.
Lovely mansion overlooking Rock
Creek Park. This home has 50 many
outstauding features that Il must be
seen TO be appreciated. modern
baths. hreplaces. WALL to. wall
carpeting. EXQUISITE crystal chande-
remain with house. Call TIL pm.
Murray Levine, AID. 4-3737
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

GARDEN SHOP LOCATIoN-N Of
Bureau OF Standards. No parking
problem; large lot and store for
0e42. go
UPPER CONN. AVE-. REAR--2. 200
50. #; 1 story with tailRate load.
ing Excel for nv repair. uphol.
sterer. etc. GREENWOOD. INC.
NJ ST. Nh. N. CAP.-2nd commit.
Vacant: small heated shop. ideal
bus; Ample parking. Ss5 mo. st.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.


CAPITOL HML-Briek; suit. for
club, tourist or rooming house; lse.
rooms and baths. lge, paneied re-
ception rm.. mod. equip. air-cond.;
hsmt. with street entr.: gas
h.-w,h.; IRE escape. Owner retiring.
CLAUDE sHIFLET. tn. 10000.
RA, 3-2S7a. go
S325 OOWN-Today's best buy. g.
bedroom solid brick Colonial. Semi
Diet. with powder room on LIST floor
Sep. din. rm.. lge. kit. with table
space and screened hack porch. Full
bsmt. with rec. room. o.s.e. Only
Is minutes to center Of town. Many
extras. MODERN REALTY. 10. &
2 FAMILY FLAT
brick. perfect for home and income
or good Investment. Separate en-.
frances. each unit has living room.
bedroom, kitchen. breakfast nook
and bath; Terms to suit. Call Ma.
SIDNEY 2. MENsH q CO.
THE GALLERY OF HOMES"
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HANDSOME BUILDING

Completely conditioned one
story and mezzanine containing ap-
prox. 1900 60. II. Brand-new con-
dition inside and out. Surrounded
by Atomic Energy Commission, Met
ropolitan Club, KiplinRer and many
other important Arms. Excellent
for occupancy.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 II 81. NV. Ma. $500
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HAPPY HOMES

HAPPY HOMES
You can be happy In this 3-bed-
room brick Dutch Colonial home
with modern kitchen. separate dininR
room. full basement with rumpus
room, detached garage. elose-in Sill
yer SprinR IT'S OF approved At
$14 500 Small cash needed. Call for
an appointment TO see II.
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COLORED-BRICK. semidet.. for
CoLoRED

KANSAS AVE. NV.
Desirable corner brick home, well
suited for 5ocToR OR DENTIST.
Center-hall plan with large. living
and an dining s sopms Den s.a, and tisshs5
baths on End, with additional bed
nm. on Srd. There Is an once In the
assement with u bath. utility rin.,
and 2 garages. Priced in the low
SOS. i Is well worth YOUR inspec-
~ LAMoN 4 HENDERSON