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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-27
Move Planned To
Open Building
Monday Morning

Formal opening of the Ohio Fuel
Gas Company's new London office
will be Monday, it was announced
today by Max Whiteside, local
agent for Ohio Fuel.
The new building, which is a
combined office and warehouse, is
located at Sc South Oak Street
a half-block south and across the
street from the London post Of
flee. The present gas company
office is at 3 South Main Street.
Office hours at the new building
will be from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
London Mayor E. P. Speasmaker
will cut a ribbon to open the Of
flee at 9 a. m. Monday. D. S. Nc
Intire of Springfield, district man.
ager for Ohio Fuel, will be among
Gas Company representatives pres
ent for the brief ceremony.
The public is invited to visit the
office and tour its facilities, White
side said. Favors will be given
adults during the first-day "open
house"
The new, one-story. building was
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-27
SurnInerfOrd
MRS. n. CoLLIELoWER
PHONE uL 2-9116

Progressive Euchre every Sat
urday evening at Science Hill
Grange Hall. Play begins at ap-
proximately 8:15. Prizes for high
scores and door prizes.
Mrs. Dana Fell underwent maj
or surgery in University Hospital
in Columbus Wednesday, Septem-
Der 18.
The Somerford Home Demon
stration Club met Wednesday
afternoon, September Is at the
Science Hill Grange Hall Newly
elected officers are: President Mrs.
Kenneth Shaffer; Vice-President,
Mrs. Leonard Riley; Secretary
Treasurer, Miss Linda Hughes. The
project for the meeting was First
Aid' with Mrs. Clay Tooker and
Mrs. John Brown doing the dem
onstrations and leading the discus
sion. Refreshments prepared by
Mrs. Clay Tooker were served to
Mrs. Johnnie Stegall, Mrs. Leonard
Riley, Mrs. Warren Wollam, Mrs
Jesse Hart, Mrs. Leo Dean, Mrs
John Fisher, Mrs Perrill Andrix
Mrs. Robert Buck, Mrs. Lawrence
Brown, Mrs. Lewis Tingley, Mrs.
Richard Kelley, Mrs. Ernest Har-
rington, Mrs. Clay Tooker, Jr.,
Mrs. Branford Gist, Mrs. John
Brown, Miss Linda Hughes, Mrs.
Cloyd Dorm and Mrs. Clay Tooker.
Billy Evans was host to his
eighth grade classmates at a WIEN
er roast and dance at his home
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-27

These two home economists, pro-
fessionally known as Betty New
tons, will assist Manager Max
Whiteside and the local Ohio Fuel
Gas Company employees when
they hold open house on Monday.
Both of the assistants are familiar
with demonstration work, and are
qualified to answer most questions
about the use of gas for home APP
pliances. Both have made appear
ances before area groups in cook
ing exhibits and other appliance
demonstrations sponsored jointly
by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company
and the area appliance dealers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-27

ry Morehart, Roger Beau and JIM
my Brown.
Joe S. Carpenter enjoyed a
weekend of fishing at Lake Erie as
the guest of Mr.. Dan L. Miller of
Groveport, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-09-27

Wednesday evening. His guests
were Betty Loveless, Kay Fades,
Joyce Jordan, Una Fowler, Shirley
and Sally Colliflower, Norma Dix
on, Elnora Venrick, Jimmy Col
well, John Fisher, John Pitts, Jer-
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Cup Regatta
10 Types
OF SuiIbouts

Ten classes of sailboats will
take part in the sailing phase
Of the Presidents Cup Regatta
September IA and is, It was an
nounced today by Brig. d. H.
Patteson-Knight. the chairman.
Competing in the races on
the Potomac between the 14th
street railroad bridge and Hams
Point will be Thistles, Chesa-
peake 20's, Lightnings, Hamp-
tons, Comets. Jet las, Busters,
Snipes. Penguins and a planning
class.
The first race will start at
10 am. Saturday and the Sec
ond at 2 pm.
Two series Of races are sched-
uled Saturday. at 10 am. and
2 pm. and the third and final
events at 10 am. Sunday.
Registrations will be received
all day Friday, September Is,
at the Hams Point Tea House
OF added interest this year
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Leetch Retiring
As Contributor of
Regular Column

william D. CBill) Leetch, who
has become known to thousands
Of Washington area sportsmen
through his more than l3 years
Of covering the outdoors for
The Star. will retire from his
regular weekly columns sched-
ule with this issue. He will con-
tinue to draw on his outdoors
experience. however. for peri
odic special articles.
Conservation Of wild life has
been one. Of Bills biggest OBJ
jectives and he has been active
for more than 80 years in this
work both in his newspaper
writing and as q member Of the
Izaak Walton League.
Now IS. Bill. who lives al
1897 31st street NV. has beer
for many years q salesman for
Pickans. Mathers & Co. Of 835
Washington Building.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Boy Blues Bigger; More Cobio Caught

Fishing is reported excellent
! this week at several bay and
ocean points with one captain
going SO far as calling 1t the
best in years." Bluefish are
larger and more plentiful and
more cobia have been taken in
the Point Lookout area. Typi-
cal reports:
CAPT. OTIS BRIDGES,
Eastern Bay-Taking 40 to 70
blues per day. mostly from "a Of
a pound to Ia pounds at the
mouth Of Eastern Bay and from
Poplar Island to Sharp's Is
land. Some taken trolling and
others By cumming with cut
spot Trout up to 2 pounds Bit
ing in same area.
LEROY MARTINES, South
River-Rockfish from Ia to 3
pounds and blues being caught
OF Thomas Point light.
GORDON STINNETT,
Chesapeake Beach-Big hard
head biting in late afternoon
and at night on the Gooses and
Stone Rock. Bluefish also
being taken trolling and by
cumming with cut spot.
CAPT. RODY LANGLEY,
Solomons - Bluefish running
larger in Cedar Point tide rip
with some UP to IA pounds.
Rockfish being taken up to 2
pounds. Hardhead in channel
on Cove Point.
CAPT. ANDY SCHEIBLE,
Wynne. Md.-Trout biting well
and small boats catching rock
on grass beds in Smiths Creek.
Hardhead fishing still good in
daytime. but night trips of
headboats are being discontin-
ued. Hereafter. headboats will
operate on Saturdays. Sundays
and holidays at 8 am.
CAPT. TAFT TIPPETT.
Ridge. Md.-Four cobia caught
in last week between Point No
Point and Cedar Point. Two
caught bottom fishing on cut
spot and two on live trout.
HardheadS running large on
edge Of Northwest Middle
Grounds. Speckled trout up
to 6 pounds being taken by
small boats in st. Jerome's
Greek.
CAPT. JIM WHALEY, Ocean
City, Md-Marlin fishing con-
tinuing excellent with SIS taken
Wednesday by IL boats. North
east wind has hurt inlet and
bay fishing.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

SARANAC LAKE, N. Y, Aug.
30.-When we came up here we
hoped to escape some Of the
hot weather we've been having
at home. The weather report
for this area the morning we
left was very cool-tempera-
ture in the high sos at night"
Apparently We carry q jinx
with us. for no sooner had we
arrived than the weather turned
hot and has stayed that way.
AS a consequence the fishing
has been none too good. but we
haven't minded. 1t is so lovely
up here that just being here
seems sufficient. And besides,
q cool front Is headed from
Canada so we're content to fish
and loaf and wait for it to ar
rive.
This camping out" is quite
a problem at times. In pack
ing our DUNE bag we always
try to pack things on top that
we're liable to need first. This
saves dumping the contents Of
the whole bag and paving
through them to find the de-
sired articles. However, as Jay
Howard. our son-in-law, put 1t,
he packed so many things on
top there was nothing left to 60
on the bottom.
We're camped on Goose
Island some distance OF shore
from the mainland. We've dis
covered a very mischievous and
somewhat destructive red squir-
rel that must have arrived over
the ice last winter. 1t has been
chewing things up. so we're de-
termined to exterminate it II
possible. We've sighted it sew
eral times in the early morning.
but by the time we can get the
doctors 20 caliber pistol, 1t
manages to disappear. Now.
If anyone sees it he will give a
shout and keep his eyes on it
until someone arrives with the
Evening star., 1957-08-30

and in 1t he installed a head
and wash basin at one side.
while on the other is room for
a galley and an ice chest.
Though hardly built for speed.
the flat-bottomed 39-foot hull
with its lO-foot-4 beam pro-
vides a comfortable ride. When
Eshelman tires of dashing down
river in his rocket boat. he can
retire to the mother ship.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETCH

loaded target pistol. Since ar
irving at this logical procedure,
no one has seen Mr.. Red
Squirrel.
1t Is good to be here in these
lovely and familiar surround
ings writing this. our final col
umn. Through the more than
Is years we've been writing it
1t has made US many warm
friends and hosts Of pleasant
acquaintances. So this will be
our swan song" May all Of
you who have followed our vi
cissitudes through this column
enjoy long lives filled with taut
lines and full creels and game
bags. AdiOs.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

CAPT. DON c. DAISEY,
Lewes. Del.-Big run Of hard
heads about IS miles OF Lewes.
Boats taking 500 to 900 mixed
hardhead and sea bass. Dol
phin plentiful but hard to hook
trolling. Many being taken
bottom fishing.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

tirely Of sheet steel. The bow
is sharply pointed. with a nose
exactly like that of a sky
rocket. Buoyancy chambers
make it nearly unsuitable and
tail fms add to stability. Eshel-
man says it will do at least "a
miles an hour with his present
40-horse motor. but he expects
real speed with the 60-horse
racing engine he is ordering.
II experimental with sew
eral models before settling on
the present design" he said.
First I used pontoons on the
forward section but spray few
back and interfered with the
driver. After trying the pom
toons in other positions. I de-
cided to eliminate them as un-
necessary expense.
EShelman acquired the for
mer rocket launcher from an
other individual at nearby
Herald Harbor this summer
It had been rebuilt and the
original armor-plate removed.
Double-planked mahogany bot
tom and plywood hull were in
excellent condition. however.
as was the 1l0-horsepower
Cadillac engine.
The boat was no beauty. Its
color was a dirty gray. There
was no cabin-only a forward
compartment - and it took
imagination to picture the
finished results. why. the man
I bought it from wanted to kick
himself for selling it after he
saw what I had DONE" Eshel-
man said.
PlywOod Cabin Added
A mahogany plywood cabin
was constructed which gave
him q spacious enclosure. 81
feet by 8. Inside he used peg
board for a wainscoting around
the interior and to build q COW
ering for the engine. Pegboard
he considers ideal for this pur-
pose since it allows dangerous
fumes to escape from the en-
gine box and bilge. Large win
dows Of quarter-inch plate
glass admit plenty of light.
A new 41-gallon gasoline
tank was installed in the stern
and a seat atop this converts
into a bunk. Though he had
to do little to the boat me-
chsnically. a new instrument
panel was installed. Gray car
peting throughout the main
cabin makes for luxury.
The forward compartment
provides more sleeping space
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Championship Shoot
Scheduled at Clinton

The National Skeet and Trap
Association will conduct its
sixth annual championship
shoot from tomorrow through
Monday on the grounds of the
Deep Sea Anglers Gun Club
in Clinton, Md.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

CnaL IN q Dig way, TOO. aDOarC
the craft he describes as an ex.
Navy rocket launcher. This
he has converted into a cruiser
or rather a floating lounge.
The barge-like plywood hull
no longer encased in steel, has
been painted a cleaning white
while in the newly added cabin
are comfortable chairs and lux
urious wall-to-wall carpeting
EShelman. who is chairman
Of the Sherwood Forest Club
Waterfront Committee which
has charge of the Severn River
colony'S 2 miles of waterfront
traces his boating interest to
the kayaks and canoes he once
built and rented on Florida
beaches.
Develops Kayak Business
A small kayak he developed
became popular with surf
bathers at one Florida resort
and he conceived the idea OF
building a number and renting
them by the hour. This devel-
oped into a booming business
with concessions at several
other resorts.
From these Eshelman turned
to speedboats-racy hydro
planes with high-powered out
board motors.
Motorcycles were the first
outlet for his love Of speed
while he was a youth in Balti-
more. The infatuation ended
when he collided head-on with
a truck and was hospitalized
for several months.
Builds AirpIanes
Airplanes came next, in World
War II. Eshelman started
building them in the Baltimore
plant in which he now manu-
factures garden tractors, power
lawn mowers and miniature
automobiles with one-cylinder
engines. He turned out several
flying wing designs and learned
to ny his own private plane.
AS chairman of Sherwood's
waterfront committee, Eshel-
man also is in charge Of the
clubs annual July regatta. 1t
was an accident in the 1855
regatta that set him to PLAN
ming the rocket speedboat he
now drives.
At that time he owned a IA
foot plywood hydro with 40
horse outboard power. During
the unlimited race the boat
tipped and although he es-
capped unscathed. it was a close
call. So he began designing the
new craft. which made 1t first
appearance this summer.
1t is IA feet long, made en-
Evening star., 1957-08-30
ALSO HAS MOTHER SHIP
Severn Speed Lover
Builds Rocket Boot
By CHARLES COVELL

To Lee EShelman of Sherwood Forest, Md, speed
is the essence of happiness It started with motor
cycles (they put him in hospital for one winter)
then airplanes, speedboats and now his own special
racing boat that looks like overgrown skyrocket
Not that he doesn't like to relax He can do
Evening star., 1957-08-30
THE LOG BOOK
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
GIBSON ISLAND YACHT CLUB
Cedar Point race for cruising yachts
TOMORROW THROUGH MONDAY
WEST RIVER SAILING CLUB--An-
nual open reGatta.
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB-LAbor
Day rendezvous at Smiths Greek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ARGYLE FOREST, nr

ARGYLE FOREST. mr.. Four Corners
- spacious white rambler on
wooded, fenced lot 3 bedrms each
l6xln liY, rm, alxl2 with fireplace
and bookshelves din rm roonnv
bsnt with rec rm and bar. ser
side porch Here's real value at
SIS $50 To see call 10 J-4a00
HUGGINS & HARRISON INC
BANNOC KBURN - New center.hali
brick rambler 3 generous size rms,
lle baths, hrepl. spac., compl
G-E Kit. fun daylight bsmt lose
10 schools transn Excel ralue AZ
considered OPEN sun and fa,ly
. I'll 4 6404 East Halbert I'd.
SHERIIER BUILDER 0L 'i-S3ie.
OF H.6i0u
BETHESDA. Country Cub AREA
View brick a-hedrm S1llt dining
I'M cleric Kitchen, hrcp'accE
=. n55 cotET39 ,WDF r. wy.
BiTHESDA Attractive a-bedrm.
ana doewoods Entr hal panel
reakfast mock expandabie attic.
rear patio with outside storape'
cotN schools and ttanspoftBtlot:
~lS hjd WIZ 80 al Oi GsIt3S
$50" Roosevelt 81 on
Old GeorEctnwn I'd 3 bertNt
~ ain rm screened porch down
gtairs nowder room dishvashe,.
tansp excel shaded loi a." $50,
Continued on Next Passl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Must sell Price is right. Open .
y HILL CREST of Pa. ave corner
81 Nash and Carpenter sts-New
get brick; rms, bedrms, 3
paths: hedrm and bath. LIST a.:
bath; gas heat; built-in garage; level
lot Priced right for immed sale
Open ! to ; pm LII 2-ba76
HILLCREST. 3421 Carpenter 81
open " to 3 pms rms. 2 large
eedrms iull bsmt, scr porch
u ,oI n down N.ha! q rent for $40 per
HLLCREsT, near Pa. ays--Det
brick center hall; 6 rms. 3 lgs.
bedrms lst;;f. powder rm.; fuli
.SlS,51u LU. 2-5g76.
ANAcosTIA, l30b S st--substan
built 2-story brick s rms bed.
I +, fnl no1 b;mt VII. 10 rec rm. gs,s
NEAR BRANCH AVE AND NJ ri,
3 rms; bedrms, full bsmt scr
porch ,gas heat Priced for quick
/. ANACosTIA, on MINI. ave -
Semidet, 2-family brick bldg, 3
arg arse rms ms and bath each; sl2,sbO.
ANAcosTIA. Fairlawn vlllsse-S
porch fenced lot: Sll.95O
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, near Mich
OILS ave and Atlantic. st.--Semidet
corner brick; 3 rms - large bed
rms. knotty-plne rec. rm porch (.
gas heat x12,2b0
ANAcoSTIA. near Good Hope I'd
Diet Germ bungRiow fun bsmt
with rec, rm gas h.-wh porch .
garage Level lot. Sl4a50.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, of Nichols
ave ---4 -yr -old brick, q rms, 2
oedrmS full bSmt encl porch. gas
heat priced for Quick sale. $1,000
ON PA AVE First commercial
"0-it front brick. & rms ist-f
powder rm inl bSmt.. garage
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. Of Nichols
ave Diet rms bedrms fuli
garage l0O-n front, level lot
NEAR "a. AND ALABAMA AYES
Fairfax Villaec Scinidet brick. Il
rms . nedrms fun hsm, WITH
rec I'm porch garage; $3.50 din
aud 500 pcr mo LII i-Tt"G
ON MINNESOTA AVE. NP PA
AVE hrS' Commercial Offices
IN bids sur iof profession man
ON MINNESOTA AVE Mr. PA
AVE Tor professional man nfsf
commercial i-Stoty bldg Arranetd
FOR . separate niices I vacant
OTHER GOOD tSTfNGs
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VI HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.


CCLoBrD--I:0S LANIER PL. NV
tRr 18TH ana Columbia rs -
Clean I bedrooms. {. moQern tiled
Jatns. cement from porch. deep
tot; !-car Diet gara9e, iull bsmt
gas NV. n los down nymi Trade
consld. OWNER. DE 2~56o3
COLOREn - I.a FARRAGUT 81.
Wv Spacious corner residence
Z rms, 3 baths. rec. RIM. garage
Excellent terms Call Miss Zaker
FEE 3-lr6a MARSHALL j WAfL4
co. AID i-9H01
COLORED-5IOO Blk. 9th ST. NV
S-rm. tapestry brick excellent
cond. gas hea., garage etc Conn
pleteiy furnished and equipped Tor
> apis Priced far below market
o. W HENSON REAL ESTATE CO
II 4-009l or AID. :-0403
CoLoRED--S',1O DOWN; low mo
pymts i3l4 E 81 6 rms. b Open
sun. .-6 OWNER, IA. 1-27sa
CGLORED-%Sl6 18th ST; vacant
price reduced stories T., rms
baths I2-fin apt IN fun bsmt
oil-Steam neet storm wlndows-ScrS
All new dec E-Z terms co a-S"a3
ORFD--BARGAlT AT Sl3.95u
SEE IT SUNDAY
OPEN FROM zoo P NJ
SIS DECATUR. ST NV
S-rm brick INV h Ali lmmsc-
ulate good terms VACANT. quick
possession Mr.. Maury. HO 2-3Sf
MARSHALL J MAPLE co
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1920 18th ST. NE.

VACANT Detached brick
home Ideally located near
shopping and transportation.
on r. l. ave Modern 6-room
brick home 3 twin sized he'd
rooms large living room,
extra-spaciouS family-sized
kitchen; recreation room"
gas heat Anchor fenced
ward plus concrete rear patio.
screened and with ialousies.
Reasonably priced owner will
accent reasonable down paw
ment between $1,000 and Sc
00r Puv ~ todRvi
1914 BURKE ST. Sc.
ONLY $500 - VACANT.
MODERN o-FAMILY BRICK
HOME. : rooms, " full mod
ern baths A." modern kitchens.
full basement; Ras h -w.h,
concrete front porch, private
entrances REC Fh TON
ROOM
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5317 4th ST. NV.

A QUALITY HOME walk
into u2ury Modern 7-room
brick home featuring side
ball plan. natural woodwork.
Family size kitchen y back
porches FULL BATH IN
MASTER BEDROOM Extra
large heated KNOTTY-P PINE
RECREATION ROOM plus
basement apartment; garage.
gas hot water heat Home
layishiv decorated: many eK-
fras GCa fnr youreefF
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t8I9 and 1921 10th NE

Ultramodern, b-fm, DICK
homes. large front porches;
Ia baths. patio. full hsnt;
fenced yards Wonderful buys.
: Near sth st. and S. Dakota
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N.E.-S.E.
Area
1645 C ST. NE.

$3.50 DOWN VACANT:
HOME AND INCOME, 2
SEPARATE APARTMENTS.
PRIVATE ENTRANCES: 4 and
2 rooms. respectively. TWO
tiled BATHS. one diagonal
HOLLYWOOD bath, TWO fully
equipped KITCHENS full
basement with recreation
room; metal garage Choice
location bus at door; near
Eastern High. ir. high and
piprenfayV ssh0o1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
6ll5 No. Dakota Ave. N w.
1923 Oglethorpe st. NV.
sl2 SHERIDAN ST. NV.

VACANT, Luxurious and
spacious sem ldetached brick
home In excellen: condition.
First floor has large living
room with fireplace. banquet
SIZE dining room. den on irsc
floor plus family-size kitchen
I arse bedrooms and tiled
bath on second floor Finished
full, dry basement gas heat
Extra-spRcious. l62-ft. deep
back ward Low down pay
ment accepted Move right
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6435 End .PL. NV.

DETACHED BRICK. VA
CANT 81 800 DOWN Mod.
ern sturdily built 6-room
brick Concrete front porch.
spacious, studio-type living
room with I've fireplace and
mantle lovely colored- tile
kitchen, modern bath knottv-
pine recreation room with
fireplace deep fenced rear
yard barbecue pit Reason
ablv p-ired
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1886 CRITTENDEN ST. NE

Vacant $500 to Sqa5
DOWN Modern SEMIDF-
TACHED brick homes. Law
ishly redec Cleaning oak
FRS. RECREATION ROOM 3
twin size bedrms deep yards:
choice loo on ". Capitol at
Concrete front porch gas
heat
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COLORED

5-yr -old Semidet brick z bedrms
and bath Extra large well-equippe d
electric kitchen. Powder room on
Isl floor Tile basement Convenient
TO new shopping center Close 10
Transportation Owner must sell
Reasonably priced Excellent financ-
ing Assume present loan 4iace. To
see call Mr. Anderson. JU 5-7lOO
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55l9 SEVENTH ST. NV

VACANT. MOVE RIGHT IN
- family brick home. s
rooms. full bath and kitchen
on both LIST and End floors
4 ROOMS 20 BEDROOMS ON
EACH FLOOR Private en-
frances walk into vestibulr.
Front entrance to basement
Complete privacy. A GEM OF
unhfE
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.ARTMAN REALTY. Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 5000 First
corner OF Atlantic ST. SwD; GI
approved; det brick; g rms, 3 bed
rms full bsmt. screened porch +;
6uill-in Earage large corner lot.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs. 1900 blk
wheeler I'd; 81; 500 down end ap-
prox., So, mo. pays all: 2 brand new
semidet, bricks. q large rms. Ist-fi
powder rm: fun bsmt; gas heat
level lot. Open 10 s pm. out Ala
pams aye to Wheeler I'd. TO house.
HILLCREsT. 1880 Carpenter st
across from Govt. parL-Custom.
built Diet, 3-bedroom rambler; full
osmt with large rec. rm scr
porch, storm windows, level lot
Must sell. Price is right Open Q
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5309 9th ST. NV.

VACANT. ONLY $3.50 On
buys this s-room spacious
semidetached brick home in
tip-top condition 2 twin
sized bedrooms. large tiled
kitchen. full dry basement.
side-hall plan. new gas h
VIII brick garage Reason
ably priced and ediate
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Home. and income property Semi
Getached Two separate apartments.
Rooms are large with exceiient
closets Modern heat Large brick
garage patio, garden OWNER. ii
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6112 7th ST. NV.

SEMIDET. BRICK Mod q rms.
> BATHS REC RIM, full bsmt
Ess l.-w h. garage