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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-13
BY Lennah b. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7O16

NANPAAVhN 80 N V-tVAO
Alumni Meeting
Chester and West Geauga
Alumni met at the Chester
school gymnasium on Saturday
evening, June 8. Present were
104 to partake of a picnic din
ner at TOO pm. OF this num-
Der the class of 1884 had the
large t representation. The
group included graduates of
three generations, Mrs. Jennie
Nichols Williamson, Mrs. Arlene
Williamson Lyman and Gary
Lyman. Also present we're a
number of parents who are
alumni members with sons and
daughters among the graduates
and also with grandchildren
among the alumni.
n Especially honored was Mrs.
Ruby Williamson Barber of Ak
ron, who was one of the class
graduating from Chester high
school so years ago, the Glass
of 1907.
Coming from the greatest dis
tance was Harrison Elder, who
now lives in Indian Rocks Beach,
Florida. Mr.. Elder a graduate
in 1909 has missed only one
alumni meeting. Also coming
from out of the state was Mrs.
Bettye Egner Richardson of the
Class of 1941 who came from
Ypsilanti, Michigan.
After the invocation by the
Rev. Harry Banfield, and a
song by the group, James Post
welcomed the Glass of 1857.
lynda Hamilton, class president,
Responded. 1.-The Country Gent
lemen" sang a group of num-
bers. The class graduating Is
years ago and the class of 25
years ago had been selected for
special numbers. The Is year
class. that of 1912 presented
musical charades directed by
David LeuSer. The % years
class, 1882 was represented by
Vernon Petersen. He presented
other members of the class pres
ent and talked on their high
school days. Mrs. Blanche Rus
sell, voiced a farewell to Supt.
G. Robert Fox, who has always
cooperated in every way to help
make the alumni a success. Mr..
Fox responded.
There were remarks by H. A.
, Elder, Hubert LaMoreaux, Ken
Meth Sperry and Norwood Bar
Der. High School teachers intro
duced were Mrs. Russell, Mr..
Fox, Mrs. Marion Altman Col
lier and Mrs. Iona Lauser Pat
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soldiers and the surroundings is
one Of complete serenity. Mrs.
Braun further writes, Il can not
find words to describe how we
felt as we stood there before
the thousands of graves of our
American soldiers. / would like
to say that anyone who has a
loved one buried in the Amer
lean Cemetery at Hamm, Lux
embourg, can be assured that
his soul rests in peace"
Mrs. Braun enclosed a clip
ping which included excerpts
from the main speaker, Mai
Gen. HALEY G. Maddox.
The Brauns are three miles
west of Mannheim and IA miles
north of Heidelberg, Germany
Their address is Sic. J. P.
Braun R.A. 12117530, 7762 A.U.
Repair Parts Depot. APO. 1865,
New York City, NY.
Chester News Brieds
Mrs. JacN Humphreys from
Pasadena, Calf. is in Chester
and vicinity for a weeks visit.
She is at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. S. Yohannan and call
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N E w S from C HE S T E R

sFriday, two weeks, June 1923
from 900 to 11:45 am. Kinder
garten and Junior departments
meet at the Community Church,
Primary dept. in the Baptist
Church. Mrs. Melvin Rear of
the Presbyterian church is gen.
eral superintendent.
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A full time registered nurse will
be on duty. For further infor-
nation call Pa 9-4446 or Pa g.
1882.
From Germany
Mrs. Florence Painter Braun
writes from her home in Ben
Franklin Village, in Kaefertal,
Germany, that she and her hus-
band, Sic. J.P. Braun, attended
the Memorial Day services in
Hamm, Luxembourg. These SER
vices were held in memory of
5,076 US. soldiers, including
Gen. George S. Patton Jr., who
lie in the American military
cemetery there. About 400 of
these were from Ohio. Among
these is Louis Svetek, a Chester
boy who was killed in World
War II there. Mrs. Braun states
that the main reason for their
going was to visit his grave.
She writes that this cemetery
is about one fourth mile off the
main road, located on hill
side that is surrounded by trees.
One cannot see the graves until
entering the gate. The view Of
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West Geauga Recreation

West Geauga Recreation
Registration for the West
Geauga Day Camp will be on
June 19, 1000 a I'm. to 1900 and
a to 900 pm. at the high
school. The camp will be on
the Williams Farm, Fairmount
Road and will start July and
continue through August 16 on
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
days. Prices for one $3.50; for
two in a faily 1880 for three
or more 1850. Any child old
enought to enter kindergarten
in the fall is eligible to enroll.
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Stella Construction Co., Glenhill
Drive, residence; Alvin r. Sharp
Sharp Lane, multiple residence;
Stella Construction Co., Chester
Brook Dr., two residences; JOS
eph Hahn, Buckeye Drive, res
idence; Stella Construction Co.,
Maple Grove, two residences;
William Martin, Shady Lane,
residence; Phillip Sidoti, Brook
Lane, residence; Geauga County
Library, Mayfield Road, sign;
Shirley Mansfield, Mayfield Pd.,
remodeling for two family dwell
ling; Marvin Helf Inc, Cedar
Road, sign advertising model
home; John Jakubowski, Sperry
Road, residence; Moss Farm
Dairy Inc, Mayfield Road, sign.
Vacation Church School
Vacation Church School, spon-
Sored by the three Chesterland
churches, meets Monday through
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terson.
Robert Ranney, Alumni pres
ident, who took charge of the
program, gave a history of the
alumni association. Among those
from out of the state who sent
messages were Thomas Slupe,
California; A. Dewey Bond, Ar
lington, Virginia; Mrs. Marian
Ranney Graves, Bridgeport, Con-
neoticut; Mrs. Janice Johnson
Brown, Oak Ridge, Tenn; Mrs.
Laura Simon- New York.
Deaths reported were those of
Charles H. Miller of Mentor,
member of the class of 1911
also one omitted in last years
report, Mrs. Hazel Johnson 10th
of the Glass of 1888.
Officers elected for 1858 were
President, Bert Hearn; Vice
Pres, Frank Tursic; Secretary
and Treasurer, Mrs. Doris Rus
sell Wenger; Obituary Commit
tee, Mrs. Lennah Battles Bond.
The nominating committee in
cluded Mrs. Jessie Jacobs Ink
ster and Samuel Patterson.
Bridal Showers
Miss Janet LaMoreauX, bride
elect, has been honored with
three showers. The first on May
20 was at the City Hospital
Nurses Residence, when her
friends at the hospital where
she is student nurse, arranged
a surprise miscellaneous shower
for her.
On June 4, Mrs. j. E. Nolan
and daughter Gail gave a linen
shower for Miss LaMoreauX.
Present were relatives and old
er friends.
Miss Carol Kochert entertain
ed at a miscellaneous shower
at her home on Saturday after
noon, June 8. Girl friends and
near relatives were among the
guests. The color plan was in
yellow and white with special
table decorations arranged by
Miss Kochert and Miss Nancy
Seufer.
PATTERSON Banquet
The Patterson Banquet will
be held at the Chesterland Bap-
tiSt church on Thursday, June
20 at $50 pm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Wright will show pic
lures on their world cruise.
Price for the dinner is $1.25
for adults, rs cents for children
over five and under IL, child
rem under five, free. For res
ervations call Mrs. H. A. Ditto,
PA 9-4120; Mrs. Eugene Gehri,
PA 9-7312; or Mrs. H. w. Nc
Grew PA 9-7809. All interested
are invited to attend.
Birthdays Celebrated
Richard Hahn reached his
sixth birthday on June 9. His
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hahn Sr. arranged a family
picnic party in his honor.
Robert Kidder Jr. was three
years old on June 2. A family
party was given at his parents
home on Sharp Lane.
Garden Party
The annual Garden Party CIV
en- by the League of Women
Voters will be held at the home
of Mrs. Martin Miller, Mayfield
Road on June 20, from 200 to
400 pm. Tea will be served,
there will be a bake sale and
a book sale. League members
will model garments from Fash
ion Town of EaStgate P laZa.
Mrs. C. P. Titus is co-chairman
of the event and other Chester
women are assisting.
Garden Party Luncheon
A number of Chester women
are also working on plans for
the Garden party and luncheon
which will be held on June 19
at st. Francis of Assist school.
Luncheon will be served at
1890 pm. This will be followed
bv a Style show with models
from The Higbee Company.
Zoning Permits
The following zoning permits
were issued in Chester township
by Zoning Inspector, William
E. Bebout.
Leonard Quercioli, Summers DR..
two residences; Paxton & Pars-
ley Inc, Devon Lane, residence;
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Z0ning Permits

The following zoning permits
were issued in Chester township
by zoning Inspector, William
E. Bebout.
Leonard Quercioli, Summers DR..
two residences; Paxton & Pars-
LEY Inc, Devon Lane, residence;
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
A/2C Davis of Nome,
 USAF Band Member, Making Friends for US.

A/2C Lewis F. Davis, of Nome, Alaska, is a member of the 686th US. Air Forces Europe Band, which has, just been presented with the Air Force outstanding unit award.
 The ceremonies were held Oct. 1 at Wiesbaden Air Base, Ger many. It is the first time an Air Force band has been cited for this honor
 The award was based on 'meri- torious achievement in promoting better international relations from August 1855 to May 1857" Dur ing this time the 686th band per formed in 10 European countries and travelled thousands of miles.
 Baritone player Davis has been with the band for eight months. According to Davis, the band has done a terrific job in creating good American relations in Eu- rope. The concert that Davis en- joyed most was in Copenhagen, when the band played for the Danish King and Queen during ! the Liberation Day ceremonies. Davis is the son of MT. and Mrs. Bon Davis of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
8-Year-Old Boy
 Freezes to Death In Fathers Arms

FLEETWOOD SPRINGS, Colo, tR = A father -and-son hunting trip ended in tragedy in the mountains near here Monday when an Swear boy froze to death in his fathers arms.
 Coroner Jack Farnum said the boy, Richard Leroy Scott, died of exposure. The temperature in the area was about the middle 2Os and froze water" Farnun said.
 The father, A. Junior Scott, told Farnum he held his son against his own body in an effort to keep him warm while they were stranded Sunday night on the rain-swept rocks.
 The child, Scott said, lapsed into inconsistencies and ceased breathing sometime before day. light
 Scott and his son were unSuc- cessful in their attempt to find a trail down from the shale rim rocks in the dark. Rain extin- guished their fire. Farnum said the boy wore two sweaters, jeans and shoes and the father was at tired in daytime clothes, includ- ing jacket.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
David Schine Marries Former Miss Universe

NEW YORK, R-G. David Schine, former investigator for the late Sen. Joseph R. Mccarthy, and Miss Hillevi Rombin, of Swe- den, were married here last night.
 The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Jonah Wise at Central Synagogue in Manhattan.
 The bride was Miss Universe in 1855.
 It was the first marriage for Schine, 30, and the 24-year-old Swedish blonde beauty They will live in Miami Beach, Fla.
 Schine, once the most publi- cized private. in the Army, is the son of hotel and theater magnate J. Myer Schine The younger Schine was an important figure in the celebrated Army Mccarthy hearings in 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
British Women Soldiers Have Enough Long Wool Drawers to Last 800 Years

LONDON, R-The British War Office admits it has enough long woolen drawers to last the Wom- ems Royal Army Corps (WRACp for the next 800 years.
 Sir Edward Playfair, permanent undersecretary of state of the War Office, conceded there was ian enormous surplus" The girls just won't wear them, even in dead of winter.
 Victor Collins, Laborite mem Der of Parliament, suggested the elastic, if any, in such drawers would be bound to deteriorate long before they could be issued.
 DO these drawers have elas- tic?" he asked.
 T think they are without elas- tic," Sir Edward replied. ssI have not probed far enough into them to say"
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Virtual Death Blow Dealt CT Housing Program

WASHINGTON, Qr - The CT housing program received vir- tual death blow Tuesday.
 This came when the Federal National Mortgage Association withdrew it's offer to buy new mortgages at the Veterans Ad- ministnation rate of 413 per cent
 EMMA, which purchases mort gages from banks and loan com panies to furnish them with new cash for mortgage lending, also cut the price it will pay for 41s per cent mortgages guaranteed by VA or insured by the Federal Housing Administration.
 The new price will be 90 to 92 per cent of the face value of the home loan, instead of 92 to 94. A bank, in other words, iwoud receive 5000 to $9,2O0 for a $10,000 mortgage.
 Explaining the changes, a EMMA spokesman said:
 "We have to do it. It's not good business to accept AZ percent mortgages when we have to pay just about 5 per cent for our money"
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Seasons Heaviest Shows Chill Northwest U.S.;
 Texas Gets Tomatoes

The heaviest snows and coldeSt weather of the season chilled large area in the Northwest today.
 Snow reached a depth of four inches in Helena and Great Falls, Mont, and six inches at Havre.
 Three inches of snow, record for October, caught Spokane un- prepared. The temperature there dropped to 10 above zero.
 Lewiston, Mont. had a reading of 3 above.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
Errol Flynn and Friend Face Drunk Charges In Hollywood City Court

HOLLYWOOD, LR A t r Errol Flynn and actress Maura FitzGibbon will fight drunk charges before municipal court jury Nov. 25.
 Flynn and Miss FitzGibbon were arrested Saturday night at the Publicists Assn. ballyhoo ball. They were released on $200 bail each after being booked at a police station
 Policeman William Friedman said Flynn grabbed his badge and was belligerent. Flynn denied he was drunk and said he, took the badge in fun. Miss FitzGibbon said Flynn handed her the badge and she lost it.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23
New Children's Books
 At xxx Public Library

New children's books at the library are:
 Traveller in the Wilderness, by Summer; Do-It-Yourself Mater ials, Hicks; Story About You, Lerrigo; Wonder World of Mi crobes, Grant; Gold Penny, Blan- ton. Our Samoan Adventure, Ste venson; African Explorer, Pond; Toujour Diane, Headley; Secret Motorcar, Dale; Jets and Rockets, AhnStrOm.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-23

Softwoods usually come from evergreen trees and hardwoods in the United States usually come from trees that shed~ their leaves each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15

DODGE l949 4-dr.: auto. trans.
r; and h.: excel. cond.; bargain
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co

~ End 81. NV. ST. 3-2bUt
CADILLAC SO coupe: all power
air conditioning, new-car condi.
ton. 81 900. Call JACK BEAVERS
/ LIN A-IRl-
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

NEED CARS. any make or model.
Quick service We pay more. WA
7-0631: ewes. JU. 9-S102.
n. C. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars, wagons VILLAGE MOTORS.
l4th-R. l. ave. ne. AID. 4-0444.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
! desperately: any make or model.
trucks. station wagons HYATTS.
WILLIE AUTO SALES 1920 R
ave. Hyattsville. Md. WA 7-12S0
WANTED FOR SOUTHERN OUT
LET-Clean used cars. all makes
and models WI DEAL IN CASH
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a LINCOLN 81 Cosmopolitan: T. snc
I h., good tires; $685. or best oter
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CHRYSLER 1857 4-dr. hardtop;
charcoal and rose, 2-tone finish I;
r and h., Wv. tires, power
brakes, power steering. Solex glass.
toraueflite, dual headlights. stone
shield, custom steering wheel, Gus
tom wheel covers. safety dash.
outside mirror. windshield wash
ers. This bargain cannot be
matched at S3,2a5. Only S2q5
down Royal CHRYSLER, INC.
WASHINGTON'S EXCL SIVE
CHRYSLER DEALER 1901 Rhode
Island ave. blocks beyond D. C.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 SECOND TRUST NOTE, due
l year: SO interest payable quar-.
terly. first trust B. g. L.: SO. 1000
Silver Spring. , blks. from
Secured by 4-bedrm. brick, corner
lot. Conservative value: $4,000
Hecht's; safety assured; for infor-
nation. call JU. 5-3429.
PREMIUM NOTES-D. C. HOMES
% $1,000 End $50, SIS mo.
$500 dn., over $500 b.&l Price
(2) S4.950 end, 6cs. SAT mo
$1,000 dn. ov. $4,000 b.&l. Price
(sj 1880 End go, S45 mo.
$1,000 dn. ov. $4,000 b.&l. Price
% as $1,000 2nd 81, ss7 mo. Sc
900 On. ov. $4,000 Bal. Price
l5j $3.50 end 81, $50 mo-,
$500 On. ov. $3.50 h.&l. Price
l65 s4.75O End 81, s47. so mo.
$50 dn., ov. $500 b 81. Price
For details. call s1NDLER. no
2-l251
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co

1872 22nd st. NV ST. $4,000
CHRYSLER IS New Yorker st
Regis hardtop: power equipped.
powerflite transmission. radio, heat
er, Wv. tires: 2-tone green finish;
WHEELER. INC. CHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WIS AVE. NV. EN-. 2-1O20
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lcoNIINUepl

3S-FT BOAT FOR SALE, 100 hip
See AR. COOPER at Deale. Nd
Purcellville Va. Edgewood s-3252
I7-FT. RUNABOUT-Inboard mo-
tor. Good bay boat, for pleasure
or fishing. $500 See It at GUS
BERLITZ'S in Deale. Md. or cal
RE. 5-5325.
TWO GOOD FISHING BOATS. both
very sound: 34-ft. bay built: ST.
AIS. 32-ft. Maine built: $3.50,
ewes. and Sun. MARINE MART
$40 Maine ave. s.w.
I5-FT. VANGUARD. all-fiberglas
cruiser; double bottom: on dis
play: ewes. Sun. MARINE MART
$40 Maine ave.
II FIT. ALBRIGHT center-deck run
about; never used. Cost S5l2 50:
sacrifice S395. ia. 5-2703.
SKYCRAFT CRUISER, 4O-h.p. Mer-
curry. elec.:. sleeps 2; full head
running water; excel. cond. Sacri-
fee $1,000. Can finance. JE. f.
O062.
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

BARG AIN!-S5. 900 50. It. Of CT
commercial land across from new
Safeway LII l-9651
wOODSIDE FOREST. MD.-Beau-
tiful lot. 9409 Pin Oak dr.: $4,000
J. A. LEAPLEY. JU. 5-5329.
LOTS-Somerset Chevy Chase
Kenwood Park. Tulip Hills
LYNCH CO.. VIII. 6-292S
IOOx2OO-FT. RAMBLER SITES.
Colesyille I'd. past Silver Spring
Md. $1,000 up, KAY REALTY CO
RIA. $4,000, ia 9-3S06.
FAIRFAX CO.. VA. I. near Shirley
hwy. -i2-acre wooded lots. city
water. Sga5 to 81 ,a95. easy terms
LYNCH BROTHERS, INC, Real
tors. FL $1,000 weekdays.
FOR HOME or investment ia-acre
sloping lot In Cedar Ridge sub
division, P. G. County; "a block
OF oxon Hill I'd. Paved street
Water on property. Near ele-
mentary school, Reasonable. 10
7-0637.
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DODGE 80 Wayfarer: good cond
Must sell: $3.50 or best oner
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Kenvon-Peck Chevrolet

@0og ia. " ssSSoi D' Open I'll $50
FORD SO 2-dr.: r. and h. Fordo-
matte. 8 cyl, 20-24 mi: gall
pvt. owner; .30-day personal guar.
antee; $3.50 or best offer. HE
AoCQo
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'OLMSTEAD OldS

PLYMOUTH '55 savoy VS. 4-door
automatic Transmission. Wv
! tires. custom covers; one owner
like new: 81 EOS: safety tested FOL
your protection. 30-day writer
/ warranty. PAUL PROS. tOldsD
Wis; and Ellicott st. NV. KE
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SALE BY BUILDERS
DREYFUSS BROS.

Ma. s-O5s0 Ewes, Sun. IA. 2-7s2i
NORTHWEST APARTMENT
An unusual opportunity to
purchase a l4-unit apartment
building in excellent northwest
location at less than ga times
rental; income over $1,000
per year; 10 furnished, rs
efiiciencies: on lot OF over
$4,000 So. IT. with plenty OF
garage space for all tenants;
can finance with $4,000 cash:
excellent history Of full occu-
pancy. Call Sol Wolberg. ewes.
ia. 9-17S6.
SHANNON q LUcHs CO.
T24 l4th st. NV, Ma. S-2J45
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

FOUR TD9's Q front end leaders
2 dozers; very reas: rebuilt
ground work; can arrange bank
financing. Call IA. 7-55SO bet
8 and pm, Mon. through Fri
3 TO 10 Sat.
BACKHOE. Schield Bantam: 1 HDe
loader; also ! backhoe. American
Fleetwood 4-S745 or FL. 4-6754
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

STORAGE SPACE for household
furn.; 5000 10 5000 "a. g..
lease Q 10 3 mos. Mrs. WAYS.
NO. 7.2525.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE. suitable for manu-.
faeturing. 5000 "a IT,, more n
desired; heat, toilet. ofices and
parking: Montgomery County. Nd
Sc. WAREHOUSE. once. GaraEs
ample parking; once air-cond.
BLDG. radiant heat. 10. 2-4600.
1000. 1000 SO. TT. once and
warehouse near downtown bus
dist: air cond. optional Recently
redec. Mr., H.. DE. 2-0244.
DOWNTOwN-3.30O 50. H.. mod
hreproof bldg. reas. rent. THOS
.. WALSH. INC. Elk. 3-6s5O.
NEW ONE-FLOOR, low cost. opera .
ton unit OF $1,000 a., convenient
10 downtown Recessed truck docks.
heavy wiring, hieh ceilings, park
ms area. Beautiful air-conditioned
ofioes Immediate occupancy
Union S-sO03. or see your broker
5000 SO. FIT.
Excellent 2nd.noor spaee. Heavy-
duty elevator All utilities fur
nished. Extremely well located In
New York ave ne area.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
ao n o.. NV. MA. $4,000
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ARLINGTON Air-cond. medical
suite: modern professional bldg. ;
parking cow loo. RE: 7-53l5.
FINANCIAL DISTRICT. : Approx
space, avail. immed in mod. air
cond bldg. For appt.. call ST
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CHOICE OFFICE with services
established law firm in new Conn.
ave. bldg. Write Box 3-H. Star.
1924 Goth ST. NV adjoining
Offices and lavatory, End a., $50
per mo. ST. 3-63lS.
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
A BEAUTIFUL STORE. I5x75 TT.
Newly decorated, unlimited park
ing. Suitable showroom. sales on
ces. or service organization. mo
retail. Key at 1874 for inspection.
HOUSE OF WINES.
DRY CLEANING STORE
Bethesda corner with parkins
for several cars. Attractive store
located amid heavy traffic. Avail
able october list.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
l7ce H st. NV. Ma. $4,000
14th at Irving st. NV.
store 20xl2O, available on heav-
liv travelled l4th st. Two large
show winds. Excellent for any type
retail business. Air conditionine
available Call Mr. Holland.
H. G.. SMITHY CO.
s1l 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000
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HOMESTEAD Olds

5000 wilsc Blvd. Arl.. IA. $500
MERCURY 1857 Monterey 4-dr.
hard top; beautiful yellow ano
white. Fllly equip, Privately
owned, Owner must sell. No rea-
sonahle offer refused. so. =
46S1
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MONEY TO LOAN

II you need money to con-
sohdate your debts OF for
travel, business or any mis-
cellaneous expenses, call
HFc. At Household you may
select your own terms, Dor
row $40 to $l000-take up
to "a months to repay. For
fast Efficient service, phone
or visit HFc today.
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
tcoNTIkUeDl
LOTS -LoTS
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

LAND WANTED for apartment
buildings, NV. Wash, elose-in Be-
( thesda or Silver Spring areas.
Box 297-G, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15

CADILLAC 1856 Sedan De Vile
beautiful ivory finish; fully equipped
with power steering, power brakes
air conditioning. Now on sale fol
-. 1876. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15

DE SOTO 1858 Firedome sedan
power steering. etc Cash. trade
bank terms. MERSON a. THOMP-
SON. Chrysler Plymouth, 7s21
Wis. ave. OIL. 2-26l5.
DE SOTO So De Luxe 4-door
black; 7. and h., auto, trans: priced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
2ND COMMERCIAL

3736 10TH ST. NE.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY