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ROCKVILLE, Twinbrook: $4,000.
500 down, $50 per mo-; 1870
OkinaSa ave Seven rms, 4 bed
rms ash shingled. z III W. heater,
refgr range, washer, fenced yard
OWNER GA 4-u13B
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BETHESDA RAMBLER DE LIKE

Seldom will you see home and
grounds in such beautiful condi.
ton, Center-han plan. large step
down liY. rm with fireplace and ad-
joining screened porch Spac. DIN
rnl.. tamily-si2e kit. with all the
latest appliances. ; nice bedrms
and 2 baths; basement, garage
S&b.9a0. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL
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LOUIS BRESSLER
COLORED
DOCTORS DREAM

Perfect Arrangement for your
home and Office Excellent NV. To-
cation. Spacious and attrac semidet
brick with wonderful physician 5
office in daylight bsmt. a rms. and
bath; st floor has liv. nm. dining
rm.. den, beautiful kit, front and
rear porch; bedrms and . baths
on End floor. Strictly a de luxe
home Priced right with terms Gail
Mr.. Lsmpros, MA, S000S. Ewes,
ia. @-l0l1.
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ROCKVILLE AREA - 3 -bedrm
white frame rambler; Ia acres. full
hsmt, oil heat, high elevation con
venient location. Sl7.150 Can a.
nance
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KENWOOD AREA
S28 5n0

4 bedrms.. ? baths on End floor
Large library and powder rm or
LIST Modern kitchen has table space
and under-counter dishwasher Ex-
eellent level lot. Anchor fenced In
rear. Also screened porch and patio,
roof full basement, playroom w. b
WRIGHT EN- 3-5BO0 | I'll @
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI HILLS-Attractive 2-year-
old. brick-and-stone rambler, 8
real rooms, baths; finished base
ment > Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH
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LANGLEY PARK

5%YR. OLD BRICK-NICE
Near shops, schools. bus. Finished
rec. rm, fenced yd for kids. deep
freeze Included in price Of $l2.450
Buy Gil. FILA or conventional.
ASK MR. FORWARD. JU a-1303
Or Call Mr.. Storck. HE. 1881
WE NEED ! GOOD SALESMAN
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BUDNEY REALTY co.

ASSUME Az LOAN = Detacnec
home; full basement. storm win.
dows; level, fenced lot Quick pos.
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HYATTsyUIr uITTsr.I- !. ,,,,...,.

SEABRO0K--NEW BRICK RAM
BIER, block from school; spa
cious liv, rm with picture window
and raised hearth fireplace, q bed
rooms. ceramic tiled bath, all-elec-
basement: a very good buy at sf4 :
$50 Call THOMAS r. HAIi.EY.
REALTOR APP. 7-R3O0
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MarSteller- McCabe
Wo. 6-la86. ewes. AD 4-3ae7

ROCKVILLE, 2 blks. from court house
A 4-bedrm, brick semihungalow
down, and up. Living rm with
fireplace. dining rm., u basement
oil neat Corner lot Screened <crch
81 500, down $1,000 Si40 incl
+ T-I-P-I.
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w. c. q A. N. MILLER

w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co. tRealtors)
4s60 Mass. Ave. NV. EN- 2-4464
NEW, BRICK RAMBLER
SAIL HAWTHORNE PL. NV.
OPEN SAT. SUN, 2-6
Located near Kent and Spg. Vail
ley. Unusually attractive arrange
ment for 3 bedrms.. or bedrms.
and den; cleo. kit. recreation rm.,
huge garage. Out Nebraska ave. To
iLouehboro I'd 10 Arizona ave, left
to Cathedral ave, and left on Haw-
thorne pl. NJ. 4. FARISS. HU, g.
1851
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R0CKYTLLE-Ideai family location
Lge beautifully wooded lot on dead
end street 4-yr-old home in RoX
up: ! down Liv, rm fireplace, din.
rm, = baths, utility rm Terrace
and large porch Stor. attic. Close
TO city park walk to schools. nr
national pike and new Acc loo
Take over AZ CT loan. Sale by
orig. oRner being transf. $1,000
pT BggQp
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FREDERICK W BERENs SALES
ALL OF THIS
Mr.. EAST-WEST HWY.
Close 70 Bus and School

This 3-bedroom brick rambler IL
only one block from bus stop and
children can walk 10 elementary or
nigh schools Located in a court on
iarse corner lot Nov vacant a.
owner has been transferred He will
assist financing by taxing a second
trust Of will sell VA or FHA. Priced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-05

WHEATON. SI3, a10-3- bedrm. brick
rambler conv. TO 17-acre rec CEN
ter, planned swimming pool and
elementary school Large liv. rm
with adjoining ell and screened
porch. huge basement plsyroom:
Gil, 500 down. $50 mo DONALD
r. YOUNKIN & co JIT h-f2R0
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TIRE STORE-Established over 81
years at same central loo. incl
stock and equip; owner retiring
from business: reasonable. NO. 2.
1l~n
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COLORED-GEM OF A HOUSE Ri
UvnNnDTn(.I DE11 rYTTan

WOODRIDGE-DETACHED
All-brick home; 22iO Randolph
st-Front porch, nice lot and quiet
street; $1,000 On. BY appt. only,
RE, 7-Tl1n. LII. 1-316S. SIP. 3-4527.
MUSSELMAN REALTY co
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MCLEAN. VA.

Beautiful 3-bedrnl. rambler: ia
baths, lEv. rm.. dining ell. fully
equip kit attached garage and util.
I'm screened-in porch, on beautiful
large corner lot Nr. St Johns
School buses to public schools Sl4O
mo, Avail Oct, is.
AHrs VIM TT Touobliu
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PAINT BRANCH FARMS bedrm
home on > acres in an area of fire
homes. THE ISENS, HE. 4-S479:
ewes, HE. 4-745T.
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;. u n n u NtAlNNH-~OlUSF IN GDUU
down low monthly payments Gless
than rent1 to Gil or civilian. Beau
tiful brick Colonial featuring
large living room, separate family
size dining room bright kitchen
with large breakfast space. mas
ter bedroom l1Xl2. second bed
room l2xl2, full basement, beau
titul large fenced lot with trees
and shrabbery. Phone Mr.. Sigwald
OIL 2-51S4 FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES. INC. Ju 7.170O
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R0CkvILLE-S4 1896 down to non
vets Assume GI loan payment
like rent 3 badrmS. Ice, Kitchen ,
walk 70 everything SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES 10 5-3ESS
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SILVER SPRING. 2i06 Forest Gler
I'd --3-bedrm rambler. "a baths
fun basement, gas h.-w.h. $3.50
Smh II 81 u ". MA &-NII4
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OUT OF-TOWN OWNER flas6e,

price to $4,000 10 insure Eals
his week end Better -than.ncg
3-bedrm al-nrick rambler, win
bsmt deep lot adj Government
parE. IN the exclusive Un,gSffty
HIS section. near RdrthVeftffn
Hiah School Gail in 3 pm VA
5000 ROBERT 81 DAVIS n
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poTch saTARe and Icnttd IOI. OF
approved, SIS 800 Gail JU D
3434, 12iS MinteE place. Tskoms
Park Nd
CENTER HALL--New brick rambler,
z lee bedrmS., baths, full osmt
additional " bath Appfnx. =
acres Nice loo In suburban setting
Only S23.n50 WOODMOOR AGEN.
CY.. 1U 9.55jS Realtors
NEAR MONTGOMERY BLAIR - 4,
nedrm, 9-bath Cape Cod sep din
I'm porch bsmt Only Si7,p50 A
J. MESSENGER a. CO JU g-4544
SILVER SPRING
s50g OLD BLADENSBURG RID
Modern = -bedrm brick rambler
lil baths deluxe Kit. si5 $50
HIGH r PECK he 4 -GtV0
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ANDREWS AREA, Camp Springs---2-
story brick. 3 bedrms. and bath.
Ind fir; liv rm. with firepI. din.
nm, kit, lst-fir. side scr. porch;
fuii bsmt. with rec rm; hrepl,
utility rn., outside entr lot 60X
$50. fenced back yd Owner leay-
lnR State, Immediate poss $1,000.
RE 1-7gnl 543T Linda lane
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OtkLAND TERR4CI KensI nFto

WNNINNW TTNNNf = AN TTWT
sHedFm fambiff B1iff ipfe
Priced ~ SOL leH tnan cost Dan,
% moved % a1aiHts STATE taFs
nus tF tt.[ sGa Has iarTF mi
18th arFn ff bfTt vain 6ffs ~
entrance f rat asrs r. to-
III ~ NAV ~ lsf1 a. 1ecrr Cons
HENe1 iHFg uuh. re
lafFr ltflt sfa
$685. aFG
1fAsAI.IE Eea-sE - =
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CHEVY -Ramblers and split
levels, designed for t0dav's living,
o. one Of this areas finest builders.
Lee lily. rm.. dining rm, 3 or 4
becrms, esrport or garage base
mentS. with beautiful family rm..
level lot; near transp Priced tn
upper nds. BILIINGST EY REAL
IL. EN- n-oatH. avns EN- 9-nSrI
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1926 DOWN
S5nn DOWN. REnROOMs

Vacant corner; detached 3-bed
room rambler near schools. AL
condition Assume A loan. Trades
considered
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BY owner. 3 bedrms. sep din nm
Ice. G z kit. with din space; full
hSnt- patio, driveway; Si9,a5O, be-
low VA Apr. DE. 2-2399; after
Z .. m
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CHEVY CHASE, D. CA GRACIOUS
stone-and brick home on a quiet
tree-lined street, colse to Pinehurst
circle; liv rm. with flrepl. din
nm. kit. powder rm.. scr. porch
on LIST A.: 3 bedrms.. l panelec
and with frepl., and , baths on
md A.. very large rec. rm with
flrepi and bedrm. and bath or
lower level built-in garage. priced
S3l 500 lNEZ CUSHARD REAL
TOE EN- 2.41a2 EN- 2-A1Aa
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WHY RENT? S3a5 cash will move
you into this coy 2-hedrm c0ttaae
on fenced it-acre lot near Prince
Georges Country Club Your total
payments Including taxes only
80 per mo Price $3.50 Call
.tH . pm, WA 5-3a0O. ROBERT
s DAVE A. co INC
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BETHESDA - Custom built. S-bed
room brick rambler, on quiet street,
close elementary school living
dining area with fireplace modern
kitchen wooded site; S90.450
kORIENDORFER OIL. ASH
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SETILE EsTATE--Magniflcent brk
Colonial IN that beautiful section
OF hne homes on upper ! 9Th 81
near nth and Kslmisl contains
bedrooms 3 lovely tiie baths
PLUS 4 study on end q out-of-tht,
world clubr0om, approx lSS3S,
with beautiful bar and massive
stone fireplace rms bath or
3rd q priced IN 40s MAKE or
PER FRANK s PHILLIPS. ID
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89O2 MELWOOD RD.

4 blocks north Of new Providence
Hospitsl 500 18th st ne, Semi
detached 2-story brick; full base
nlent. Ia baths, also separate din
iug rm Sos mo: bus fare
,,-l5- Diana sor amt ueeLdavc
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HOUSES UNFURA., tcont.l

CLOsE-IN SILVER sPRING--Ideal
for the young family 3-bedrm
rambler; newly decorated immedi-
ate possession Rent reduced TO
,Sli0. LEO A. Dryer 81 CO., INC,
III A-Sn2a
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BETHESDA IR. ESTATE. al this fol
SIS 5d0-Brick Colonial with &
huge center hail, affording a firepl
liy. rm., with big picture Windows
and grand view. Family-sized din
rm mod. kit. Powder rm ano
family rm. or DEN 3 nice bedrms.
sun deck. and big finished dorml-
tory I'm, upstairs Full hsmt. Rec
reation rm. Level lot. S0S2l3
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-1oO6j
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Here is the most inexpensive luxury
rambler in this yet-to-be- eaualled
community located in neighbour
hood Of much more expensive homes
yeti priced in the mid 30s Ent,
luxe Kitchen with breakfast space
3 bedrooms, = baths. Full base
ment Over size garage. Georgeous
shrubbed lot UPTOWN OFFICE
OPEN . till 9 Call OIL 6-@344.
THOMAS j. FISHER a. co. INC,
fi20 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
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W VIE, bol,N. - BRlCK GAMBLER
baths, Ice. liv. rm., din. nm. all
cleo kit, full bSmt. with rec rm..
util rm3 storage rm and outside
entr. Of-street parking Nj. all
schools 1880 About $4,000 will
handle Conventional Out Ga.
ave. left on Weisman I'd mr. Town
and Country Inn. continue to Ken
dali, turn left to 12204 and Sale
sign, open . I'll dark. 10 5-5u0g
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put his invention to use. Bat
his enemies continue to occupy
their high posts.
The novels conflict is thus
left unresolved.
The controversy over the novel
fits directly into the general
pattern of oficial Kremlin eff
forts to suppress unrest among
Soviet young people.
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New Guinea Natives Kill
lin on Missions

SYDNEY, Australia. Dec. Is
R.-Natives killed IL people
and burned down a village in an
attack on mission stations and
villages in Dutch New Guinea
recently. according to reports
reaching here today.
An account OF one attack in
which five people were killed was
sent by the wife of an American
missionary. She said the mis-
sion staff were saved from a
threatening crowd of Kapauku
natives by friendly Kapauku and
native police.
She was Mrs. Walter Post.
wife of the Rev. Walter Post Of
the Christian and Missionary
Alliance. who is in charge of the
stations in the Wissel
Lakes area of Dutch New Gune
She said Kapauku armed with
bows and arrows slaughtered an
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Indonesian schoolteacher and
his wife and two children at
Obano. Then they killed a po-
liceman guarding the mission
aircraft. chopped the plane to
pieces and burned down Obano
village and the mission school.
The next dayKapauku natives
threatened the mission station
and staff but other natives in
tervened.
The Rev. Post and the station
pilot were at the mission head
quarters at Devazolali, IL miles
along the lake from Obano, when
the first attack was reported.
They raced to Obano in a motor
boat but could not land.
In the last four weeks the up
risings have spread through the
Lakes region to the Bal
lem valley. it is reported. The,
Wissel Lakes, in central New
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Patterson Appointed
By AtIuntu Papers

ATLANTA, Dec. is R.-Eu-
gene Patterson today was named
executive editor of the Atlanta
Journal and Constitution.
His appointment to the newly
created position was announced
by Jack Tarver. vice president
and general manager of Atlanta
Newspapers. Inc.
Mr.. Patterson Joined the
Journal on his return to Georgia
last July from London, where
he had been bureau manager for
United Press.
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tuals. particularly students and
young people, by its bitter expose
Of Soviet officialdom.
Almost identical dispatches in
the two Moscow papers today
described a meeting of Commu-
mist writer's in Kiev at which
speakers raked Dudintsev and
his supporters over the Goals for
writing critically about Soviet
methods.
Kiev Communist leader Yuri
Zbanatsky said Dudintsev's novel
docs not reflect true Soviet
reality"
Another speaker, Lyubomir
Dmiterko, told Communist
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writer's: I'VE still nave many
cases Of bureaucratism and for
malism but this does not give
anyone the right to blacken all
the tremendous work going on
in our country nobody can
say Dudintsev had evil inten-
sions when he wrote that book.
Nobody can say that the maya
zine Novy Mir which published
it had such intentions. But if
we look at Dudintsev's book We
see that the rosy varnish pre-.
viously used in many books and
condemned by our public has
been replaced in his book by a
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Guinea, are $50 miles south Of
Biak. Dutch authorities are re-
ported to have flown in heavily
armed squads of police and navy
men.
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Lose Hair Every Duy.

ST. LOUIS.-An average per-
son loses from so to 100 hairs
a day without becoming bald.
medical tests have indicated.
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tar brush which isno les HARM
full"
The newspapers said various
speakers at the meeting urged
greater vigilance against books
which turn the exposure of
shortcomings into attacks on
things dear to u.s."
The highly controversial novel
has not yet appeared here in
book form. having been pub
lished initially in Novy Mir as
a serial several months ago. The
magazine is the organ of the
Union Of Soviet Writers.
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New Blasts Greet Novel
Criticizinq' Little StoIins'

MOSCOW Dec. Is tF-Pravda and the Literary Gazette
today reported blasts by Soviet writers Vladimir Dudnt
whose novel, mot BY Bread Alone criticized the Little
Stains" Of the Soviet bureaucracy
Dudnsevs book has become Of the major issues in the
Soviet Union has acquired immense popularity nec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
Plot Of Novel Noted

mot by Bread Alone" coun-
terposes a young ascetic ideal
istic hero. the inventor Lopatkin,
to a group of powerful and ruth
less villains from the govern
ment apparatus who do every
thing possible to prevent. Lopat-
kins invention from being put
to use. Finally they frame him
and get him exiled to Siberia.
He returns from Siberia to find
that a different Soviet indus
trial organization has actually
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. c. "*+ Ali
1858
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tract the smaller total from the larger. The differ
ence is your net voting preference. The column in
which it appears is that of the party toward which
you lean
Now, put your pencil on the zero Of the scoring
chart below. Move it toward the donkey if your
net score was Democratic, toward the elephant
if it was Republican. If your pencil stops in the
90 to 80 area you will all but certainly vote for
that party, between 30 and co. it's 10 to one you'll
vote for that party. Between 20 and 80, chances
are better than even. Ten or less makes you an
Independent or Undecided.
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Scientific voting studies show that party prefer
ences are determined by an individuals back
ground, the political attitudes of his parents and
friends, his guess as to the best" party for him,
his vision of the future and other factors. The
voting profile examines your attitudes on these
questions.
Jot down your answers quickly: first impressions
will be most accurate. If a statement does not
apply to you, skip it. For the first five questions,
assume both parents and spouse are living, even
if this is not the case
Add up the figures in each column. Then sub
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i. Is father Democrat or KepuOll-
can? Put points under the column OF your
fathers party Tf-----
2. Is your mother Democrat Repub
ican? Put points under the column OF
your mothers party. f--------
3. If your father and mother Of the
party. put points under that pary---- t--------
4. If your father and mother Of
different parties cross the figures you
entered after statements | and ?. (Ion
are showing signs Of whaf The experts call
osS-preSSWeS' y E--------'
S. syour spouse Democrat Repub-
lcan? Put IS points under the party which
your spouse usually supports az you vote
differently from your spouse you are under
great 'crOss.pveSHTe. ) E---------
&c. Just quickly and "off-thecuf, do you
think most of your friends are Democrats
or Republicans? Put 10 points under the
party which most Of your friends support I--------
7. Ifyou are below thirty years of age put
points in the Democrat column t----------
8. If you are over thirty years of age put
points in the Republican column t---------
8. Ifyou live in one of the following states,
put points in the Democrat column.
VIRGINIA GEORGIA ALABAMA
NORTH MISSISSIPPI
CAROLINA LOUISIANA ARKANsAs------ t---------
10. Put points in the column of the party
which you think will win this year re-
CARELESS of which party you prefer f-------
II. If you read foreign language
paper regularly put points IN the Demo-
cra column 100000 --------
II. If you are of Scandinavian, German
Scotch-English ancestry put points in the
Republican column. -------
Il. Ifyou are of Irsh Italian or Polish
cestry, put points in the Democrat column ----
~. If you a factory worker put
points in the Democrat column.
Is. If you live in the suburbs or on farm
Or in a town smaller than 10000, put
points the Republican column.
is. If you live in city larger than $4,000,
put points in the Democrat column.
IL. Regardless of which party you prefer,
under what party do you think you will be
better off in economic sense? Put 10
points under the column of that party.
(NoTE: If you and your spouse differ on this
question and also question No. 5, you
about as "cT0Ss7preSsWed voter ngef 1--+
IS. Quickly and "of-the-cuf" think of an
older person that you respect very highly.
Put points under the party column which
you think this person belongs
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-10-11

THREE ROOM house. Gas, cleo
electricity, bath, full basement,
kitchen, full basement, one acre
of land, lots of fruit. About one
mile from Caldwell on good road.
FIVE ROOM bungalow. Gas,
tricity, running water, built-in
ATS acres of land. On state high
way about one mile from Cald-
well.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE with gas,
electricity, sink in kitchen. Lo-
Gated on Route q in Belle VAL
ley.
GASOLINE SERVICE station
and grocery. Well equipped
and stocked. Excellent location.
Doing nice business. Shown by
appointment only.
25 ACRES, five room bungalow
house, electricity, water in
kitchen, full basement, coal fur
mace, garage, barn and granary.
Some timber, coal on farm for
home use. House about six years
old. On good road.
CHESTER J. HOWILER, Realtor
5l612 West street Phone 250-W
Caldwell, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-10-11
FOR SALE
For Sale-DWELLINGS LOTS

GOOD EIGHT room house, good
well and cistern, gas and cleo
trio lights. Good location. Priced
very reasonably. -..
WELL, IT'S A BARGAIN 10
acre farm, Is minutes drive
from Caldwell. All farm build
ings necessary. Livestock: eight
head of milk cows, six in produc-
ton. Milk truck picks up milk
every day. Good team of horses,
all machinery and farm imple-
ments will go. All you have to
do is step in and take possession.
Everything on farm goes except
auto and a few carpenter tools
Better see us at once. A wonder
full bargain.
GOOD FARM located on State
route. One tract includes 4o
acres and one 81 acres, totaling
1875 acres. Fart can be divided il
you want small farm.
A MODERN six room house, full
basement with laundry room
and garage. A Is minute drive
from Caldwell.
We are ready to talk to you
about any real estate you may
have for sale.
HOWARD M. SHAFER, Realtol
526 North Street, Caldwell, Ohio
Phone 333
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-10-11

NOTICE. expect to have my
neWly-acquired cider press
ready. for operation by Saturday,
Oct. l3, and run two or three Sat
urdayS after that date for those
wishing custom work done. Also
| expect to have cider for my old
customers at that time. The mill
is located three-quarters of mile
southwest of Hiramsburg and
just west Of w. K. Connors. Bird
Caldwell, Caldwell, Ohio. Phone
233-M. Is pd.