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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Joseph and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Rhodes en-
tertained in their home Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlyn Derringer and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rothe
and son of Lima, Mr. and Mrs. Yer
non Rhodes and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Bowers and family.
MIR. and Mrs. John Written, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Miller and family, Mr..
Frank Lewis of Lima and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kline and son were Thurs
day guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hershall Snyder OF
Manchester, Michigan, spent the holi-
day week end with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Snyder and other
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Robinson were
Thursday dinner guests of their son
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Robinson anc
family.
Mrs. Hershall Snyder of Manchest
er, Michigan, Mrs. Bruce Gibson o
Lima, Mrs. Clarence Hall and Mrs
Richard Kline spent Saturday, Sun
day and Monday in New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hawk and fam
lily spent Thursday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hawk, an
| Marylin and William Hawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Meyer an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorance ThomL
son and son David, Mr.. and Mrs. EI
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Pme-Pak Machines Filling Is Million
Paper Mix Cartons Every Day

machine. By the end of 1887 they had
marketed AZ million cartons. A very
good beginning but nothing compared
to today's figures.
Associated with the Ex-Cell-O cor
poration in the packaging of milk in
paper cartons are five of the nation S
largest paper companies: Internation-
al Paper Co., Dairypak, Inc, Weyer-
hauser Timber Co., Potlatch Forests,
Inc, and Fibreboard Paper Products,
Inc There are also associated COM
panies in Canada, Norway, Belgium,
Denmark and Columbia.
These firms are licensed to furnish
Pure-Pak paper blanks to dairies to
be formed and filled in Pure-Pak ma
chimes. They have centrally located
plants around the country.
In each of these plants is carton
converting machine that takes a roll
of paperboard and in one operation
scores, cuts and prints the paper into
carton blanks, ready for the Pure-Pak
packaging machine. The manufacture
er of the carton converter machine?
The Pure-Pak division of Eek.
Cello corporation.
BY most yardsticks, q years is not
long time, but in that short time
in the highly competitive American
business market, Ex-Cell-O's Pure
PAX division has made giant strides
Today every third bottle of milk is {
Pure-Pak container.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-05
Lima YMCA Club To
Hold Square Dance

The Bowknots Square Dance Club,
of the Lima YMCA is sponsoring a
dance Saturday evening in Central
junior high school from p. m. to IL
p. m. Bub Ables, one of the most
widely-known square dance callers in
Southern California, will be the caller.
Ables, a Black Mountain recording
artist, is one of the few all around
callers who can teach round dancing
as well as call good hash, patter and
singing calls.
Tickets for the public dance may
be obtained at the Lima YMCA or
from the Bowknots, 529 NJ Kenil-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-05
Eight From College
At Conference Meet

Eight representative from Button
college are attending the General
Conference Council of Boards and
Committees of the Mennonite church
being held in Newton, Kansas, this
week
DR.. Robert Kreider is a member
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-05

of the board of Christian service. DR..
PaultShelly and DR.. L. L. Ramseyer
are members of the board of educa-
ton and publication. DR.. j. S. Schultz
serves as a member of the program
committee and Carl Lehman is
member of the board of business adj
minisration.
Three students are attending meet
ings of the Youngs Peoples Union
They are Marvin Zehr, Don Nuss-
baum and Carl Graber.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-05

IN THE PRODUCTION of meat
animals, the output per manhour of
labor in 1856 had increased percent
over 194749. In milk production it
had increased u percent in the same
period, and in poultry production, 40
percent.
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FOR SAVINGS BONDS

Mrs. Virginia Bream of Glen
view, ILL.,, Mrs. Illinois for
1858, displays the new U. S.
Savings Bonds gift envelope
now available at all local
banks. Mrs. Bream says,
''This colorful envelope will
enclose the new and better
Savings Bonds | am giving
for Christmas"
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Continued From PAGE 10

called the North sometimes it's
directly North Pole It's always north The well
known Big Dipper placed that at times looks ash
would hold water and at other times though would
spill water Still all the year. the two exterior stars that
really make the dipper bowl point to the North.
Acquaintance with star constellation helps you
get TO know others Naval Observatory astronomer Dr.
John Hail. that If he beginner If the Big Dpper
Is visible would work around it-usng map. Of course
Across the hall from his Office there's large globe that
looks much like the round earth-map globes It's sky
map the best available Dr. Hall and very expensive
With Of the simpler mapS-one that's reasonably
rate and divides the winter from the sky viii do
the beginner should be able to locate PolariS
Some Of the and consultations Dr. Hall says
be in this at this time Of year at about pm.
listed below There others These intended
starting points The directions along with the
panying diagram. may help star-gazers.
Big Dipper-Ths Is the way it's best known but actu
ally it Is but Of the constellation Ursa Major Bg
Bear)- At this time of year, draw imaginary
straight line down and to the right Of Poaris you'll
form side the Dppers bowl the left.
you'll two stars which complete the bowl One
Of these stars leads onto stars forming the handle The
handle is the tail Of the Big Bear who achieved stardom
the myth because Of the god Zeus phlandering
Seems he had for pretty mortal named Caiso.
His wife Juno didn't like this she turned Caso into
bear Calstos unable TO recognize Mama started to
shoot her Juno took pity and snatched Cato by her
Evening star., 1957-12-15

bears tail and swung her into the skies Long swing
accounts for the long tail
Ursa Minor little Bear)-Its more popularity known
the Little Dipper To find this celestial version Of
Casos whom Juno also Is alleged to have swung
back to the Pole Star. which the end Of the Little
Dippers handle This looks like dipper. too. only
smaller Its bowl Is opposite the Big Dipper bowl
Cassiopeia-Looks like NJ a slight slant right now
Look for ye bright stars above the Pole Star What looks
like the Is legendary the throne Of Queen Cassopeia
whose beauty exceeded only her vanity and whose
boasts her daughter IN the position of almost being
devoured by monster Cassiopeas husband Cepheus
constellation 1ve forming sort Of square
atop triangle below and to the left Of Cassiopeia.
OriOn-Ths constellation. named for mythical hunter
Is in the southeast It's irregular obong In shape Just
below the middle Of the obong line Of three bright
stars sanng upward These known "Orions belt"
Pieiades (Seven Daughters Of Atlas)-Above Orion II
look southeast Is conspicuous loose cluster Of six
stars The story goes that Atlas daughters
transformed stars the seventh ashamed she had
loved a mortal. concealed herself.
Capella (GoaE-One Of the brightest stars. known
Of the first magnitude Capea located north OF the
Peiades and above Orion halfway between Orion and the
Pole Star.
Sirius dog Star)-Another star Of the rs magnitude
it's below Orion the constellation CAMS
Major Large Dog The expression dog days from
the fact that the and Sirius conjunction In the
hot summer days rising and setting together.
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Uniform Laws
'0nTraffic Urged
BY the Associated Press

A highway safety spokesman
today urged Federal legislation te
require uniform traffic laws in
every State.
Irwin S. Markell of Richmond
Va, said in a statement prepared
for the special House Subcom-
mittee on Traffic Safety:
II recommend legislation
giving the Federal Government
power to withhold funds under
the new highway construction
program from any State which
fails to adhere quickly to uniform
laws set up by the proper eXecu-
tive body"
Mr.. Markell said he supported
a bill by Senate Democratic
Leader Lyndon johnson Of Texas
proposing establishment of &
highway safety division in the
Department of Welfare.
He added he favors two major
safety points-Nation-wide COM
pulsory inspection of motor We.
hicles and stricter control ovel
drivers licenses.
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Commission announced yester.
day it has signed a contract
agreeing to put up as much az
$4.45 million to help build g
controversial nuclear power
plant near Monroe. Mich.
1t said also it will provide S.
million toward fuel costs.
Some question about the safety
of the proposed 100000 kilowatt
plant, being built near Monroe
has been raised by three unions
the AFL-CIO Auto Workers
Electrical Workers and Paper.
workers.
The Acc, which is consider
ing a petition by the unions that
it revoke a conditional construc-
ton permit granted the project
said the contract for assistance
to the project is conditional or
issuance of required licenses.
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as $50 million of risk for each
atom -fueled electric generating
plant.
For a great commercial project
like the one which Mr.. McCune
said may be halted-the Dresden,
H., plant being built by G-E
for Commonwealth Edison about
As miles from Chicago-a $50
million policy would cost $250,000
a year.
Mr.. McCune said in prepared
testimony that his company was
reluctant to make any state
ment that sounded like "a threat
to Congress TO take action OF
else But he went on:
It present l see no alternative
but to recommend that work
on the Dresden station be halted
as 500 mas practicable after the
end o fthiS session of Congress
in case appropriate legislation
has not been passed by that
time"
Meanwhile, the tonic Energy
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including Actor Frank Sinatra
and were repeatedly considering
indictments for perjury or ma
liciouS mischief.
The 1854 raiding party, con-
cerned with the divorce of Miss
Monroe and former baseball star
Joe Di Maggie, wound up in the
wrong apartment. Chief conflict
in testimony before a State Sen
ate committee involved Mr.,
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Wrong Door Raid
Closed

LOS ANGELES, Mar. q (P)
"A county grand jury yesterday
closed an investigation of the
wrong door" raid aimed at Ac-
tresS Marilyn Monroe. No one
was indicted.
The jurors left the door ajar
however. by turning the whole
matter back to the police de.
lpartment and promising to take
it up again if any new evidence
is developed.
They heard from IL witnesses
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Soft Coal Miners
To Get Puy Raise
BY the Associated Press

The Nations soft coal miners
numbering almost 100000
Monday will start collecting an
additional 80 cents daily.
The increase was provided in
a contract negotiated last Oc-
tober Ia.
Also included in the contract
were holiday benefits worth &C
cents a day. The contract pro-
visions increased the basic daily
pay for miners to S22.25.
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Sinatra's participation. He said
he didn't enter the apartment
and a private detective said he
did.
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'G-E Threatens to Seek
Halt in A-PIont Work
BY the Associated Press

General Electric Co. executive has told Congress he will
stopping the countryS biggest atomic
plant unless catastrophe provided
GEES Vice President for Nucear Development Francis K Nc
Cune the Atomic Energy Committee yester
day to pending bill providing to $500 million in
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demnity for damages.
Shortly before Mr.. McCune'S
appearance, an insurance indus
try spokesman notified Congress
of the premiums which private
insurers will charge. The rate
schedule went up only as high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

hJrHESnA, Aberdeen road--0Qod
house. good location, good lot
ser, teemA EeeEestlen room, e &c
tors. upfeWn sisee' RNs -S5ik
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BETHEsDA-Assnme 4l9ss loan On
very eleAn 5-bedrm. hrk Colonial,
small trees: si9,S50. BETHESDA
RRALTY. OIL. l-lAlS.
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A .11; sS y. .;,:: sms as So,OI s,l
J.W REALTY CO.. "a. s.ists.
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HOUSES EeR SALIVA.

Low.BupoET HOMES -. smail.
T s1..t: .ef sES6 porch fenced ward
RambieF-Two bedrooms. dlnins
t,s ..... - loan or fennanesi
Brick Cape cod--Pull basement,
2 bedrooms, ~ baths, fireplace;
gu 600. assume l5ss loan Or re-
Brick rambler, is52--Tuo bed
rooms. fireplace, den, large brick
patio; 81 300 cash, $4,000. JO-
II. Pans E c shns 90. IN. s-ssso si0''
ASSUME $40. 500 LOAN On this ter
rife Sl2.gbO 3-bedroom detached
Colonial; Entrance hall. sap. din.
room. lI-ft. kitchen with table
space. fun bsmt., detached safase,
perch. Lovely wooded lot; Just 5
Minis, from D. e, IN handy y. AIi,
location. An older home, but IN
Al rendition; $500 required.
CROWELL A. Co, INC. Realtors
yl00 N. diebe Rd. IA. 5-O7O7
ALEXANDRIA
BIG FAMILY?
II you need space and your
means are limited VT RECON-
k kjEyMT WI d nFsgI s sa. F@, I lHi
~ ono down. Al SMITH BEATTY.
kI, e-9092: ewes. IL. $685..
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FERNW0OD. BETHESDA = Open
daily 40: from $3.50, splits
and ! baths, o-E kits. sep. din.
rms. shiny family rms. Some
have earports. bic lots. trees. Out
Bradley. right on Fernwood, fol-
low arrows SAMUEL z. BODILY
OF ND: INC, OIL. $500: ewes.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI--Assume ~ loan; mod
3-bedrm. bTk. rambler; immac
cond.. fun bsmt.; $1,000. HUGH
T. PECK. He. 1900 III o
ADEIPHI: 81, 900 = Mod, brick
rambler, . bedrms.. ia baths, IN
$500. HUGH 7. PECK, Resitor.
BRENTWOOD, MD. --Brick. mod
ern A-unit ant hldg. Occupy
apt. and let the other = paw ell
costs. Immae. cond. Close to
everything PRINCE OEOR0ES
REALTY CO. uN 4-lf0S; WA.
CHEVERLY-IdeaI 4-bedrm., bFk.
homei Ia baths, din. rm.. bsmt
garage, vacant, auick possession
low down payment and balance
n trust a. Sis. shls,,7bQ. We
a.,s u D cIyp dsnf'a. A6 b i re- Il.
ALToR. IN 4.1I43.
IBYATTs.-Delightful 4-bsdrm., full
II. lot; big liv. rm,. with fireplace,
h.-wh.. SIb.2OO PHA or eonven-
tional terms, Before buying call
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
The eupsrmarkst Of Homes AP.
NEW MAMp. AVE. AREA---Modern
det. Colonial In perfect eond B
H iR5eiSp; I P FTRcsk f Hs' s-sioc.
PALMER PARK--vsry lovely semi
det., bsnt. home; EQUIP, KIT, fyny
Handicapped lot, In excel. suburban
conmunity terms, assume iow
o. ON. I-4!ls, for info. PALMER
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MASS. AVE: AREA A. ,h.,i y ne ne
inT 'f rm. n isss7. 20 dining ain Tm. i4iis.
den Ilxss. ! huge bedrms.. ~
baths, all-G-E kitchen, gorgeous
deep lot. Builder says SELL IN
9.S2Od. DfsTRIcT-NfARY1sANp
REALTY, INC. Ewes. OIL. 4.i3f3.
NEW HAMPsnTnE AVE, EXT;
si2,75O = Charming California
rambler. ; spacious rms, nre-
place. expandable upstairs. Low
down pymt., under new EHA.
HUGH T. PECK, he, $4,000.
NEW BAMP. Avn. AREA--Modern
Colonial brick 3 spacious rms,
and schools: $1,000 down; S14,.
gb0 HUGH T. PECK. HI. t-04oo
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nnnsls ron sALE-Mn.

LANGLEY PIX. RAMBLER
Ayr .sld, s-hsaEms 2-balh. mod.
klt with EATING SPACE. rec. I'm. n
hsml, lee. fenced yard, front porch;
e2n.hun
WEISS q sToLAR, INC.
Ex, a-saA0 TIL 0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
VISIT LOHR HOMES
You'll Like It!

HERE'S Q bedrooms, ~, baths
In an all-brlek Colonial home with
= large living room, separate dining
room and oversized kitchen, plus
. fun basement. This home Is In
fine conditton With many extras.
storm windows doors and
svninss IN. lot s attI,etivsly
shops are cl0ss nv. Dial NE. $4,000
now. Ask Ne about this homal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

nOaEMAnx nIkLs--9Fiek; bed.
srn kiieSsa WIN .dlshvashss snd
disposeL large eround level hsnt-
Ps0 and buyer can assume very
9 lsuTs, s.ssSi T ,5s., vw'SopN:s i'i'r'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

HoME AND INcoML : Takems
arts. lge. shaded lot. gar.. low
down payment. Live rent-free In.
cone pays for property. Call
OWNER. ~. b-33es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

SILVER sPniNG-MedsFn. l-6sd'
rm: Cape Cod; tuI baths. beeat
corner 10y With tres; seav., So Sle, I
4 PICK. He. a.6l0O 1til D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

CHEVY CHASE: Rosemary sehooi-
SEQ al ain. ' rm.. ise. ser. porch. faii
oSmt., gar: near shop. Only
Sl4.950 Can OIL ASH 'til o
pm. KoRzkNDoRFKR. Realtos.
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS -
CHARMING brick Colonial in close
in ara and in quiet. established
neighborhood. J bedfms., bsmt.
Ssls-e5e; 4 ". y; PIsASI. Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

CAPS Cod q unusual elastic plan
fuli paths. a BEDROOMS. den. sew.
ing room. wooded lot; reasonaols
o1er considered, call Mr.. Reside
OIL e-e337. WALKER q DUNLOP,
INC, REALTORS. Uptown once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

MASS; AYE. EXTENDED, Ieduesd
schools: go minute from down
town-2-yr. -old Colonial brick, in
top condition: fireplace IN 2.-it
living rfn.. din. rm., kitchen with
eveTythine. powder nm q iarss
bedrms. and bath, up fun bsmt;
patio, carpeting. other extras;
Priced - 81 y! 300, or T,th Io Mia94
KINsKY. REALToR. ST. 3-53iL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

cEf ~. G S.ssss 3 nD Z ~, 49, q
very IN nne rssiSsniisl area. s-yr :
old brick Cape Cod with BID
RMS. AND BATH ON ist FL;s
? sedrnss. and bath On End: es-it.
nv. nm. din. I'm. today's kit.
beautiful AnehoT-ieneed lot. This
house Is considerably under re-
production cost. Close 70 every
Thing. W. B. WRIGHT. IN.
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FEW ACRES

Acc vIcMfTY-1b-aere estate for
small family wishing privacy. quiet
and beautiful SURROUNDINGS Custom
built, ona-noor plan: exceptional
greunds and marvellous visw:
PTvE AcREs-2-ysar-old brick
In perfect SETTING. Feneed: stream.
good neiehhorhood: Ses.500.
10 ACRES 6-room- and bath
home: hot-wnter heat, small bal n
and onthldgs; SlS.eS0.
. ACRES - 6-Foom- and bath
home .yhiteso board fence. shade
oxTTHiRsBuRo-e acres with
brick rambler; full basement. din
e iss soo gsr.s. rse eIssoo ssns''o'
ACC VICINITY, few minutes
from oaithsrsburp--Briek; 2 bod
rooms and den. Ia baths. dining
room. 9 nreplaess. enclosed rear
porch. sci. 00O
Many others; make US . visit
anytime. ROMER a CO, REAL
TORS, dnitherabufn 2Qa
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hETHRSDA- HILIMEADE - Beant
handicapped lot 00xib0 10, s-bed-
I'M. Cape Cod In nev-hoase como.
expandahle End floor with plumb.
ina and heat Touehed in. screened
porch; priced IN the. low Ns0. 600
FRANK 8. PfllLLfrS INC, Oh.
s.1OnR. evek.. KE e-iaNO
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HAlfIET. CHEVY CHASE. ND
$4,000; located In Greater wash
ingtons finest country club COM
nunity. Other homes IN eommu-
nifty valued from $4,000 to
100000. This particular Colo.
NAL. loaded With traditional
charm, Is IN Immaculate condition.
featuring an enormous library,
pouder room. uvtnG room. dlning
room. kitchen and porch, LIST door;
8 spacious bedrooms 2 baths. End
floor; lovely terrace patio. at
esttng features. Call Mr.. Boothby
OF. e-2544; THOMAS ,. FISHER
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

New brick rambler: saz.e $50. uv.
I'm. With nIepi, Igs. On, ~. tsbis:
space de luxe KIT. : bedrms,
baths, full bsmt, with iav.: close
tation; excellent financing, includ-
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
~. 1855 Realtors
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COUNTY, CLUB ARIA Of n. Arl.,
blocks % jamestown Elementary
6chool-charmine brick split-level
With 25-ft. Nv. I'm. With fireplace.
formal ain rm-. screened porch
YIN S Sasssiss; S sl s.ar -.
rass: oniy 5000 down ana al.
Iof fsrthsf Ssssiis cal The
DARBY Co. IA. 5-e3Ss. Once
open 3 III 3.
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PRICE sLASHED HERE

The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-4SOO Realtors
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PAINTS pAnk stIs barlow a / |
ys S's a,a IN move u ,nssd w W. have ave
a. si0s Boo low down payment
Can 60 1880. cr pr f.tat2
hiSa5ryrpgho PALMER PARK RE
SOuTnLkWN; S5S0 down, assume
al loalll .bedrm, rambler; fully
equipped NJ! ~; i. . With ssrbaa, dis;
yard iaS mus. e aqIe, tins yees
h LIZ 81 el ass o. .lIl ~. Z pm. Pro.
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TARA. A wonderful addFess--
Here's : gleanine white brick
beauty that has "Just hit the mar
ket" and demands IN immediate
inspection 10 you prefer this much
Sought-after location. spacious
S yins , s PES aS SE eT Teo s ARR
equipped Kitchen. 3 me bedrooms
tmssfer iSxiSl. PLUS i7-ft. iSi-
foor den. Full basement has =
bath and bullt-in garage. Lovely
wooded lot, The prize e $50 .e5o
Is amazingly low for this choice
community. You'll have 70 act
quickly. CALL IA, 7-h.l0. O I'll
ARTHUR I; WALTERS, INC !.
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A LEX ..,,,,: os ~ IP a., sssh
mo. Gus 2-beaFm. briek aemi T:
s s.ohl; 'snss els NAY ~ fIsfs ".s, Ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

conn. AVE. EST, wheaton-Be-
low PHA appraisal; 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler. lge. all-eIee. kit. frepl..
fun bsmt. Mr.. all schools, bus:
$3.50 On. immed. poss. 362g
Greenly st.. VII. 6-qOe5.
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WHITE
BRICK

wILlIAnss.gygE y.,,,s coL Low A.! y
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cious atmosphere Of this home
unuiually attractive setting or
SWEEPING wooded lot. Living room.
opens onto delightful rear enclosec
porch or soiarium With magnin
cent view Of nutum tinted forest
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DOG LOyERs--stately 3-bedrm..
tull hsmt., Enslish..tsle home on
M de,aehsd tsnnei SuH Win sI,s'
ana water many shrubs and
trees; only minutes 70 downtown
p G. SD 900. pRiNcE GEORGES
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Toonl. In addition. there Z : An.
ished recreation room. built-lr
garage ana FULL BASEMENT
geDorats dtning room and fulll
equipped Kitchen with table space
See this nowf Only s2i.7b0.
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pAnEw2pns, On " g..s.-ss::t
Kitchen. fnn Ssms.. vsshsr. dsisf
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$4,000 cash and ytab per no
VIII, 0-el7l,
ROCK CRRRK mlILs---Pive bed
rnis., 81 baths. family I'm. with
assg !. 10. .emeIsoss NJ esySna
Nm s sSs,lAr pIIssTERIcT-MARY-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

RHALTY co. oPEN . TO .
$500 WILSON BLVD; IA, 7-eaoo
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taTsd n IRIS sii-s1f. s-Ssdrn. CO
lonlal pIus hy, I'm. sep. din. rm:'
situated on . beauL teneed AND
wooded lot. loe enly . BIZ. % bus
and within . Iey min q tne
BRIDES ASKING Sle.95u WITH ~
so On, lmmed. occur: CAL IhQs.
. xIsHER 4 co. Realtors eat "a.
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si3,s5o

All-brick rambler; . bedrms
modern bath and kitchen. living
rm. With fireplace, Anchor fenced
yard. zoysia grass, beautiful shrubs.
good location. BY appt.
Montgomery Realty Co.
~. s-ssoo Ewes. ~. $500