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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
SOcietv, Social Events And News OF The Cubs

Navy and win fly to the west
coast on December u where she
has been assigned to the Navys
office in Los Angeles, Intelligence
Department.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20

1t. Barbara Greer flew in from
Washington D. c.. Monday and will
pass the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Julian d. Greer, Richmond
Avenue. 1t. Greer is with the u. S.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20

planned by their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, are now
retired after farming in this COM
munity their entire married life.
The three children who are plan
ming the party for their parents,
are: Mrs. Marilyn McDor1nan and
Miss Maxine Barnes. of Columbus
and F. w. Barnes of Monrovia,
California.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
Acreage Reserve
Agreements Stand
Until December 81

1857 acreage reserve agreements
remain in full force until December
81, Wilbur w. Bunke, chairman of the
Allen County Agricultural Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation Committee re-
minded area farmers this week.
Farmers who have already been
paid for land placed in the 1857 acre
age reserve have not fully complied
with the program unless they with
hold the land from production until
the end of the year.
Land specifically designated for the
program may not be cropped and
livestock may not be grazed on It,
Exceptions are made for land planted
to crop which will be harvested in
1858 or later or grazing land approved
by the Secretary of Agriculture under
emergency conditions.
In cases where an acreage reserve
commodity has not been harvested
the amount of land which can be har-
vested is limited to the farm acreage
allotment for that commodity less the
full amount of land put in acreage
reserve for the commodity.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
Plan Concert OF
Barbershop Harmony

Bluffton admirers of good barber
shop harmony will have an opportun-
ity to enjoy an evening of the best
Tuesday evening, November 26, when
the Lima Beane Chapter Chorus and
number of we'll known local quar-
tets will appear on the high school
auditorium stage.
The concert of barbershop harmon
izers has been arranged through the
Society for the Preservation and En-
couragement of Barber Shop Quartet
Singing of America by the landscap-
ing committee of the Mennonite Me-
mortal home. Proceeds of the show
will be used to finance further land
scaping work at the home on West
Elm street.
The units scheduled to appear on
the stage include two female quartets
of Sweet-Adelines in addition to the
local Blend-aires, who recently placed
among the top ten of 27.quartets sing
ing at the Johnny Appleseed Dis
trict contest; the famed Uncalled
Four and the Cookie Busters.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
NeUs Grandfather Read !.

FROM THE BLUFFToN NEWS ISSUE OF NOV. g. 1917-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07

and that same evening we attended
probably the most impressive session
of the convention. This was the
national public speaking contest with
an FLA regional winner from each OF
the five regions competing for the
national award.
I'VE also heard the keynote adj
dress of the Tuesday morning session
given by Harry Turman, and that eve
ming was eagerly awaited because it
is traditionally the evening the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber company
sponsors their Spectacular" variety
stage show.
Thinking over the week at Kan
sas City," Wayne says, II feel it is
important that every FLA member
make an effort to attend the national
convention at least one during his
four years in the organization.
Wayne is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Rhodes, Route 2, Lafayette.
The above account was reported by
Richard D. Yant, chapter reporter.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07

A wet majority of 10000 with IL
counties still to be heard from,
was the report on the prohibition
amendment at 8 o'clock Wednesday
morning. The final result will be in
doubt until the entire vote is in
and recount may be demanded.
Woman suffrage lost by a decisive
majority.
M. M. Murray, Republican, was
elected mayor of Bluffton over A. C.
Spangler, Democrat, by a majority
of 100 votes at the municipal election
Tuesday.
On the state issues Bluffton re-
turned a dry majority of 152 from
dry vote of 318 and a wet of 166.
The local results on woman suffrage
were 274 for the 203 against.
It's sc cents to Lima and return
since the new federal revenue bill,
which taxes passenger fares, went
into effect.
Mt. Cory voters received blank
ballots for their municipal ticket at
the election Tuesday. Due to the
fact that the names of the candidates
for the offices of the town did not
reach the county board of elections
in time, no names were printed on
the municipal ticket.
A campaign for 200 members is
being made by the Bluffton Agri-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
"IncredibLe India"
Next OF TraUeL Films

Incredible India" the second
attraction in the Lima YMCA travel
and adventure series will be screened
by DR.. j. M. Hagopian Wednesday,
November Is, at the Lima senior
high school auditorium.
DR.. Hagopian, leading authority
on Asian affairs, will also give the
narrative description for this inter-
esting film. The film covers re-enact-
ment of may highlights of Indian his
tory from the Mogul invasions
through British rule and final indie
pendence.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
Phony Cancer Fund
Seekers Active

Persons reported to be soliciting
for the American Cancer society in
the Allen county area are not repre-
sentatives of the Allen County Unit
of the American Cancer society, Mrs.
Charles Hurley, president of county
unit said this week.
The local unit conducts an annual
campaign each April and limits the
contribution solicitation to this one
period, she said.
The solicitors have left the impress
sion that they represent the county
unit, which is not true. I'VE do not
want the general public to be left with
the impression that our society is in
any way connected with the present
solicitation. Mrs. Hurley said.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07

year the tuberculosis and Health
Association will mail out in the
neighborhood of $4,000 individual
letters to Allen county residents.
John ID. Jones, executive secretary
of the Tuberculosis and Health as
sociation, stressed that although
much progress has been made in the
fight against tuberculo1is-much re-
mains to be done. TB still kills more
people than all other contagious
diseases combined. 1t is catching
and expensive. One patient can cost
a community over $4,000.
/. The tuberculosis and Health as
sociation has been conducting an X
ray program to X-ray adults in AL
len County with the Christmas Seal
Mobile X-ray bus and to date has
X-rayed 1866 persons this year.
The 1857 Christmas Seal was
designed by artist Clinton Bradley
Of Philadelphia who is a partner in
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07

cultural association.
The Bluffton college sextet APP
peared on the boards at Camp
Sherman Monday night, in a musical
entertainment under the auspices of
the Army YMCA.
The local theatre was advertising
Geraldine Farrar, Americas great
est song bird in Temptation"
"At the End of the Rainbow" is
the subject of the play to be given
in the high school auditorium by the
junior class of Bluffton college.
Mrs. G. c. Stearns and Mrs. J. S.
Steiner are at Dunkirk attending the
district convention of the woman's
home missionary society.
Charles Dillman is substitute mail
carrier on routes one and three, fill
ing the vacancy made by the resig-
nation of Ralph Patterson, who is
now the city mail carrier.
A photograph of Ralph Stearns,
who acted as clerk in receiving the
first Liberty Bond subscription at
the aviation camp at Kelly Field,
San Antonio, Texas, appeared in the
October 10 issue of the San Antonio
Express.
Ezra Moser, who is attending
Bluffton college, entertained a jolly
crowd of his classmates of the
sophomore class at his home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
1857 Christmas
Seals Arriving
In Mail Nov. Is

Sheets of the 1857 Christmas
Seal, featuring the Double Barred
Cross and the jovial face of Santa
Claus will be delivered by mail to
Bluffton residents November Is,
marking the start of this years
Christmas Seal Sale.
The campaign conducted by the
Allen County tuberculosis and
Health association is to raise funds
for the 1858 anti-tuberculosis pro-
gram of Allen county. The Christmas
Seal Sale, which is over so years
old in the United States, will con-
tinue to the end of December. This
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
Two Area Real Estate
Transfers Recorded

Two area real estate transfers were
filed in the office of Allen county re-
corder Morgan Davis last ,tweek.
In Bluffton Pearl Donoghue, etal,
transferred to William and Sylvia
Thut Garmatter lot 1874 in James H.
Eaton's second addition, tax S8.25.
Richland township: Wayne X. and
Rosemary Shadley to E. George and
Lucille Mullett, one acre of land,
section II, tax SITS.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
Lafayette FLA President Reports
On National COnfab In Kansas City

Home from the national convention
of Future Farmers of America held
recently in Kansas City, Mo-, Wayne
Rhodes, president of Lafayette chap
ter, FLA, this week wrote his impress
sions fthe meeting of more than
5000 blue and gold jacketed FLA
members from each of the 48 states
and Puerto Rico and Hawaii.
ION Monday, October Ia, we toured
Kansas City with our group visiting
the Armour Star Packing plants,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-07
the operation of the Advertising and
Art Students League of Philadelphia.

FOR A TIME around 1850, Mont
gomery County, Ohio, was the nation
al headquarters of gypsy tribes.
Many of their kings and queens are
buried in Woodland Cemetery near
Dayton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

s-Piek TempIs. Kids:
! Hour. The cache." !" BilI WI.
liems.
$40
S-Grondpe's pleee. Kids,
T.Edss 81 Night. Serial
ass
%.MedeSn RemeRees. seriol.
S-Sante cleUs, Kids.
500
4-comedy Time. Series.
S-MiIt GFons Shov.
"a Hevu. Teen-ooers' dance
eor'y. Nouno Peoples Fellowship
of s.. Lu<ss Episcopal Church.
Wcshinpton.
7-Sir LeneeIos. Adventure.
Willlom Russell stork
e-The EeVIy Show. Movie.
iD1 heuss. The Silver Ster" +"
1855. Edgar evchonon. Morie
Windsor.
$50
4-Feotlleht ThesseG
! Heur. Western films.
7-kAlekey Mouse Club. Kids.
NewsFesl speciel; "AEeentiNe Ad-
venture, Port 2.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Dec. II

5.Fssnkie Laine Shew. Music.
9.Sssvsh ter Temevvew. serI.
i1,4y
9.Guldins Light Serlni,
loo
4.Tex end Jlnx. Interviews.
5-eley Assignment. Crime,
7.ksvoVlle Stegy. pFcH,o. Q
9.TheeteS 81 Stoss. DFonao.
eWerdsgt.h pey Tor Q WeddIne."
Scott eedT. Jean Leslie.
i,oo
4.Hewssd Miller Shew. Color.
5.Ieie Lunch Movie.
w Neugs. "Annohel Tekes o
reu'," 1898 Lucille poIl.
7.Dsulsh. Comedy.
ssauino Louise Beeven
9.As the World Turns. Ser1.
200
7-TowM end Country Time.
I Neus. Elton edn. N, G.
9.eeet the Clock. Contest.
2:3o
4.bvide end Groom.
9-House psgty. Voriety.
Ar linkleiieF. host.
500
t.Metinee Thestev. Color.
I Heus. mo Time to' COMEDY"
An exociino wife oNd . sweet
tolklno hero woFshipper vie fo'
the love OF o successtul ploy-
wright. Soroh Churchill. keth.
orine BoFd,
5-LiIli Polmeg Show. Oron,o
7-Amerieon Bendstond.
S-Ths Die PsyoH. Quiz.
$3.50
5.TV Readers Digest. Dreme.
T-oo Vou Trust v0uV Witof
lehnny Carson. host.
o-The Verdict 10 rouvs.
Jim Mckay stors.
400
4-Queen fos Q Dey. 0iveowoy,
5-ufs With EliEsbsth. cmdy.
7-Amevieon Dendstend.
Dirt CLARK N e.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
tPLENpD RAMBLER VALUE. 6sst

this adcrabis white Ensiish Cape
!. rms. 2 baths Il bedrnl. and bath
down.. bsmt. and porch offer ex-
sfslsn. s siss siisRl' Lys LiyiHH TAoMFsoS q sis sSS
Evening star., 1957-04-25

NO FUss-No RED TAPE
E5SH EoM cAsa IHHsTs po%E vt / pG9atssifs ES tassiis;
Evening star., 1957-04-25

Mr.. WALTER REED - a4-uni,
BLDG, excel eond.. under 2 timel
income, return Of 20et. :,
Evening star., 1957-04-25
LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

TOWN OF FAIRFAx-Excel. loe
and lots sewer and water, as
js Or finished. Ho. 2-535S or EN-.
ARLINGTON. vA.-6Ox1oO lot 4
blkS. from Kann's store. Close 20
schools. buses. shopping. Only $500
down. 81 $50. DILLON LAND Co,
Realtors. JE. 4-4O40. Open o TIL q.
CLINTON AREA-Choice residential
or eomml. STATE REALTY a. ms.
CO CY 7-9396.
LAND, 4.3 ACRES. with older sub
stantial home: priced at S3S.OOn to
settle estate; permits consideration
TO develop land or to redecorste te
house and have beautiful home with
HANDICAPPED grounds. 4 bedrms.. liv.
rrn... den. 2h baths. din. rm., kit,
pantry. bsmt. and separate cottage;
garage with shop above. 1900
FOREST GLEN RD., MD. Mr..
JOHN RITTERPUSHE, PO. 2-4373
Monday-Friday.
Sc OOO-2s-acre lot with large
shade trees and stream; Suitable
tor tine home; 4 steal, IN nearby
Realtors. JE. 5000. Open 2 til q.
RIVER PROPERTY LOTS for sale
Small down nayment REQUIRED. co,
5-S735 or Ex. 3-s930.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB-Two-acre sites. paved sts.;
SHAPIRO INC, ME. s-1717.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL, suitable for once.
or business. 4721 Annapolis rd..
Bladensburg. Nd. AP. 7-48OO.
ATTENTION. Distributors. manu-.
and electrical contractors, research
lAboratories-new building. iusi
completed with once space. display
1000 So. IT,, central air-condition-
ing. parking. Immediately available
Located at .4923 st. Elmo ave,
Bethesda. Nd. other smaller build
ings available In this area, Call Mr.
Hal, ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. q
Evening star., 1957-04-25
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

l45 AcRES-7-rm. house with
bath; new heating plant: large
country kitchen. spacious din. rm.,
huge liv. rm. with fireplace. 4 bed.
rms. and bath End d.: partial bsmt.
large front porch overlooking q fast
moving trout stream; 30x50 ma
ternity Yarn; 3o-cow D. c. dairy
barn and silo; 40 acres lush blue
grass meadow. IS acres hay and
pasture: 20 acres for corn: 10 acres
woods. On hard road. 5 miles eest
q Frederick. as miles d. c. S25.-
900: immed. poss.
273-AcRE STOCK FARM--s-rm.
main house with bath and cleo. !:
new b-rm. tenant house. 45x60
bsmt. barn with cemented barn
yard, corn houses. etc. Water in all
nelds: lush. newly seeded and fer
tilized pastures, 2 miles new cattle
fencing. private bluestone driveway,
! mile hard road frontage; 8 miles
north Of Frederick. $4,000; $4,000
cash. balance $4,000 annually.
CHARLES H. JANGIsoN. BROKER
Poolesville 3262
Evening star., 1957-04-25
MOUNTAIN PARADISE
CREDNAL 1910

Years Of litigation now ended
An original grant. Located in the
well-known. gently rolling Piedmont
valley. between Middleburg and Up
perville. This brick dwelling Of the
Federalist period boasts the charm
reminiscent Of q by-gone era: 300
acres OF fertile soil watered By
The Offering price of 5000 per acre
gives ample provision or restora-
Evening star., 1957-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
QUIET RETREAT

TO REcuPERATE FROM CITY
NOISE AND BusTLE. Big. roomy.
TWO-BATH RAMBLER on q spa
cious lot with gorgeous shade. Three
twin-siz bedrooms. 15x2l living
room, formal dining room and large.
equipped "itchen. Full basement; hot
water heat. VAcANT--MOVE RIGHT
IN. S23.500 on terms.
CALL IA. 7-930O. 0 TIL Q
ARLINGTON REALTY
1900 VII ~oN RIvD. (REALToRl
Evening star., 1957-04-25
MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE 4isss money to loan on
residential property, Nd. onlv.
ACME REALTY CO., On. 1921.
30s
LOANS, 81. .OOO- $50 900.
Group YOUR debts, lower your
payments. refinance your property
eny,sn,, enc mproyements ern,rs Suirx nSnest
FERNS. etc Only in the State OF
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
Baltimore, Md, day or night, Suns.
and holidays, At Saratoga 7-4O47
Evening star., 1957-04-25
GRASTY 81 CO. +.
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

COTTAGE; kit; batl
directly on Mt. river: 2 hrs. from
p. C.; all utils.: finest hunting;
fishing; swimming. Only S4.950.
VIII finance over 5 yrs. MR., SUI
LIvAN. DI. 7-92s2 or LU. 1898
after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
LSURPRISEI SuRPRISEl

SURPRISE! SURPRISE!
Yes. a pleasant surprise will b,
The fnding OF such a bareain as Of
fered here In this group OF 8 stores
.Sns. zone National Chainl and apts.
term leases At low rates 70 old
establlshed tenants doing excel busi-
ness. The income Is approx. Si3,oOO
yrly, $1,000 from storesl. expenses
are very low. making the safety and
stability. Of YOUR investment very
hlgn, hnn 40 900 cash invested here viii
return OF over 20ss. Ewes, call Wo.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
i4"O X 81. NV. Realtors Ex. 3-lsiI
Evening star., 1957-04-25
INVESTMENT PROP. Tor SAIL

S-vNIT MODERN BUILDING in good
all.whIte rental section. INDIVID.
UAL GAS HEAT. Price. S42, 900:
s.sassi2. si i.ii l. Mo1srows szsoe 4 Co. or Iu
OFFICE BUILDING. in Wheaton:
lull leased; 5 tenants: across from
15O-car parking lot. 5.400 50. fit.
Of land: Sls,g60. MONTGOMERY
REALTY, CO.; INC. ~. s-5222;
TEN-UNIT BLDG.-First Offering;
excel. NV. ioe.; recently converted
on gr lease. Every sp ssso aoS rented
$4,000 plus amortization Of loan.
Price, S55 900, r. W. BERENS.
JR.. CO; I'll Q pm. EN-. 2-7800.
OWNER will sell or trade l2.Unit
modern apartment house: and
bedroom apartments. Phone
evenings. EN-. a.l94i.
CONGRESS HTS. - Three-famiiy
semidet. brick: income. $225 per
mo Price. Slh,95O. easy terms;
OF may consider bldg. lots In trade
JOHN L. SHELTON. Resltor. 10.
MR. lNvESToR-2 new commercial
buildings, located in the hottest
commercial area Of Bethesda. Priced
RoBERT B. HALL Co. 20 OF. s. a.ss5o. H5,'.
MASS. AND IIth ST. N.W.-Three-
story commercial bldg, store and
! aptA. above; sacrificing price.
Call AID: 2-0742. NO. 7-7SQ6.
PEABODY ST. N.W.--Mod., Ayr.
old bldg. containing 30 units in
excel. rental area; ~ times In.
come defniteiy . must for In
FcSsOfa.
Mr.. WALTER REED - a4-unIt
BLDG. excel. cond.. under 2 times
income. return Of 20ss.
Exclusive with THE IsENs. Call
JACK Redwood. Ma. 6.6433, HE.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

IDEAL LOCATION IN NE, for shoe
store. TV sales and repair or record
shop; APPROX. 2,100 50. IT,; in busy
shopping center. with parking lot
near sizeabie apt. project. DE.
GOOD LOCATION-ofice or store;
street level. approx. 1000 50. II.
Rte: 24o. between Rockville and
Der n,o SnITHERssRo SsT esis sr.Ty $9
INC. 20. 2.9442, Gath. 40l.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRMAN
center n Corner n Pinsy Fine 0Isy BiancS neSpp,nd and
Flower ave. None here. $50 month
rent. JU. 6-6905.
1873 7th ST. N.E.-Prom. lge. cor
Mass. and Const. ayes. good FOR
any business: in thickly settled
nelghborhood. Cali NE. S-004i.
CHERRYDALE-25xl2O new store
Log. rent 3s09 Lee hwy, Ari. Mr
coHEN Co. IA s.issi.
LARGE MODERN STORE on busy
carstop, best block in ne: air con-
cali Ma os. doLpMYN.' ysRIi III L. sassa q ns'
BETHESDA, MD.-New store. center
9.ls7o. SAMUEL iEL0g Z. iii BodLH9. SleS; INC. Nc.
STORE. 1sx87. air-conditioned. suit
able Tor ladies' or mems wear, in
new shopping center. Plenty of
parking. MONTGOMERY REALTY
GO; INC. JU. s-b222; eyes,. Ju.
GEORGETOWN. 1892 wis. ave
$3.50 per month. NO. 1890 week
days. lob pm.
FALLS CHURCH, right-hand side Of
West Broad St. going downtown
21.0O0-car daily trafic. Almost OPP
posite coop and new half-million
dollar once building. Two new
stores. I8-ft. wide. i,200 So. It..
full basement. ir-conditioned. $3.50
mo. each. Plans can be altered to
suit tenants as building not started
yet. 1-store. already rented to sta
tionary business. Call JE. 2-1220
before 10 am.
COLUMBIA PIKE CENTER
Still have store left between
Peoples Drug. and safeway. Have
already leased to &c and 1Oc, shoe
store, dress shop, jevelry, restau-
rant. Highs Dairy, beauty shop.
barber shop, bakery, cleaners and
This Is an unusual op-
portunity since this covers the entire
South Arl. and Fairfax area and is
the only shopping center along CO.
lumbia Pike with adequate parking.
Opening this June. For further de-
tails. call WElSSBER0 BROS.
REALTY. IA. 6-06O6.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
So Nice to Come Home to

An unusually attractive contempt.
toms cream OF the crop" neighbor.
hoods Of fine custom-built homes
Checked full Of delightful features
tiled entrance hall leads to Soft
living rm. with decorative fireplace
md window wall overlooking George.
Townsville tree.shaded garden and
de luxe equipped kitchen with dinetts
space. extra powder rm., twin-sizec
bedrms.. attached carport. Priced
well below market for this prestige
area at S25.bO0 and shown by appt
Evening star., 1957-04-25

HOME AND INCOME
2-family fiat. only 4 yrs. old. in
a conv. ne. location, nr. Brentwood
village. Priced Sl2.pbO, Terms. Ma.
b-Dd4u; ewes. IL. 4.434i. CLIVER
T. CARR, Realtor
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Middleburg -Upperville

One Of the most charming es.
tates to. be offered for sale. an
acres OF post and rallied fenced
complimented by gate house, su.
perb stable fS box stalls, I2x12).
iced and tack rooms. exquisite
manor house with Q bedrooms, 3
paths. living room, dining room
kitchen. living porch and laundry.
Little could be added TO make this
estate conforming to the Williams
TO the most discriminating buyer.
Priced for immediate sale. Rea-
sonaoie terms. Call for inspection.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

" ASH. bLAJ- III. 1-htOO
OPPOSITE PENTAGON
NEW WAREHOUSE
10000 SO. FIT.
WILL DIVIDE IN UNITS
PROM 1900 SO. FIT. UP
Enclosed loading docks. 2O' cell
ing height: paved ofi-street parking:
CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9080
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
33l5 18th ST. N.W.-Suitable for
any profession: partitioned and air
cond. HO. 2-535s. EN-. 2-4626, to
inspect.
FFIcE SPACE. approximately COX
20 #. divided into front once
rooms and large rear room; air.
conditioned: End door. oil 18th
st. NV. Available May l. Apply
'AFFE. lst.floor ONCE.
1896 CONN. AVE, entire End fir. i;
l.200 50. IT,, elevator; suitable Of
nee or merchandising. = laws:
OWNER. Wo. 6-0ss3.
WHEATON, : oeorEia ave. ofices -
S76 up. Lo. $4,000. II. GLENN
GARVIN. 1901 0eoreia ave.
BETHESDA. MD.-Modern air-con-
ditioned, centrally located. OIL. A.
1870. SAMUEL E. BO0LEY. INC.
WILL sUBLET furnished Groom Of
nee to attorney: monthly basis.
ME. S-0bS3, evenins IA. 7-4ol1.
OFFICE in lawyers suite, located In
Shoreham Bldg.; rent includes H.
SninTn STiTs aps Can rip6fD'io2sls' pf 4sss furn or
S.2 R. !. ave. N.E.-suites Of 5
facilities for j TO 4 cars: SIS and
$40 per mo-: also I suite avail
for $50 VIM. J. DAVIS. INC, 500
Sunday. JU. s.ssis'
JEFFERSON PL.. on Conn. ave.
paneled executive ONCE, with fire-
place. smaller side once. receipt.
waiting room; all wall-to-wall car
esesisRsfi ar '0ndl'i0ninS' OIL
conn. AvE.-;small once. with tel
inal rent. pI. 7:il6l.
cSss Siss .ris svE Tn. MI immsd Esy; Dcss bsS, ss
ST 3-4b55: ewes. RA. 6-S4iS.
Law SUITE. 3 ,oficesi best loc.;
etc; avail. May 1. Ma. $1,000.
SMALL OFFICE, Ideally located vic.
furn, and air-cond. Si35. Di.
PARK OFFICE BLDG, 77O5 Ga.
ave. n.w.-Spaeious once in rear
now avail. In this new air-cond.
bldg.: conv. unrestricted parking;
low rent. See Bldg. Mgr. or TU
SILVER SPRING. central ioc. brand.
new, ground floor. air-cond ian-
ltor service; pvt. parking; 2 adj.
rms lnxl5 remaining at S45 ca,
sIERLING ~ SCuLL. INC. p33
Hist ave. Silver sprinE. Md. JU
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
First floor Of newly remodeled build
Ing. attraetively decorated. Lava
tory, ample closet space and many
bookshelves. Approx, 900 50. H.
wired. for air conditioning S135
mo, LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. ma.
FOLGER BUILDING
ssS 18th ST. NV.
For ofiee space In this conyen-
lently, located buildins, dial III.
KooNEs a MONTGOMERY. INC
908 goth ST. NV.
AIR CONDITIONED BLDG.
Four ofices and reception space.
luorescent lighting. rubber tile
on term lease for 5000 per month.
H. l.. RUST CO.
lc0l 18th ST. NV. Ma. $500
4-ROOM SUITE
on Georgia ave. in heart Of silver
Evening star., 1957-04-25
STORES FOR RENT

IDEAL LOCATION IN NE. for shoe
store: store: Tv sales and a repair or record
Shopping center. r wi with parking lot, iot.
near sizeabie apt. project. DE.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

Exclusive with THE IsENs. c.
Jack Redwood. Ma. 6.6433. II