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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
COLI RED-492O A ST. Sc.

COLrRED-A920 A ST. Sc.
! BEDROOM APT. S77ae
INCLUDING UTILITIES
Beautiful APP. in uodern bids
blk. from East Capitol s. See Jani-
tor on premises or call
II. g. Swiftly co
sll 18th ST. NV. ST 3-330O
COLORED
o25 eth ST. NE.
Mr.. II st,-Modern lge. l-bedrm
apt. COW section: $3.50 mo.
1890 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc.
M. E. Capitol st.-Modern lge. o
rm.' Kit and-bath apt. ideal sec
ton; S69.50 mo. Key at 1900 indie
pendence ave. Apt. 1902.
400 E ST. Sc.
M; U. s. Capitol-Brand.new lge
! -bedrm; apt: cony; section; S72.bC
g bsdrm apis. rear porehss; $50 50
TO S69:50 mo. Key with janitor in
1900 x ST. Sc.
Mr. Navy Yard--Modern lge. 2-rm
kit.-and- bath apt. 500 80 mo. To
inspect, key at Apt. /.
1921 A ST NE
M E; Capitol st.--LEe 2-rm.,
kit.-and-bath apt: $3.50 mo
800 18th ST. NV
rms. kit, and bath. S65 so.
CALL NATHAN DUVALT
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1912 18th ST NV. DI 7-840O
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tnLOEEn--ei3 " ST. NV. APT
III -.-rn. KY. and hatN rpt avail
now. Rent, So so Call MA S-a3s0
ewes. ia. 3-5I1I N.R 7
C0L0RED-:?I3 18th ST. Ne.
Key st 81 18th ST ne, apt. J
3 rms aud bath, only 500 ~. incl
heaI Csl Ma S-931o OLIVER T
"oLORED-aS. s5th Newl,
decorated, : bedrooms, S63: open
School and trarsp. convenient 10
C0LGRED = tPTs. AND Link
heated apt bldg. close in; also
3-rm, furn. ant IL 6-Tt25.
COLORED--G3D X ST. N.E.-Child
weic lgr I'd; liv, rm. 1edrm.,
Il; bath utils incl S65 mo
COLORED-3-ROOM. kit. bath apt.
in pvt home; utils incl, $40 50
50ll eth st. NV, RA. 3-3259. l5'
COLORED - SEQ CONSTITUTION
BATH BATH s IL So seem See iaa fi'Sh'n emo
COLORED-iiS3 NEWTON ST. NV
- rms kit. bath SIS: large
/ rm bath, $50. Ideal shopping and
transp, See ianitor, hsmt
iCOLORED-IieO hopkins ST. NV
and " rooms and ti XII ali utiis
turn. excel 'oc very low rental
Phone RE 7-2a37, RA. 6-110i.
COLORED-IsI6 EUCLID ST. NV
Spacious apt, bedrm., ,liv rm,,
Kit and bath exceptionally ouie,
| bldg no children. $500 mo Gas
incl. sIGLEE CO. RA. 3.3i3l
COLORED-l3iS EUCLID ST. NV
--Lse;, family ant; | bedrm.. liv
rm, kitchen and bath: children
accepted all utils. incl at very
reasonable rent. Janitor on prem
ises RIA 3-3I3l.
CoLORED = 1891 MONROE ST
N.W.--Lovely apt: bedrm.. liv
/ rm. kit and bath, in large apt
bldg. See tanitor on premises RIA
COLORED-36Is nth ST. NV
LIST n; liv. rm.. din rm.. :. bed
rms, kit and bath: heat, hot water
iurn. St5 ST. 3-l30S, Real Estate
COLoRED-e Ice RMS; new
kitchen. Semipvt bath. heat and
cleo. furn $50 mo. Call before
> pm daily and Sun, Ii. 4-T6i3
COIORED--a BEDRMS.: redec
utils, incl. $3.50; large yard
avsi; 10 l-4u1a or WO. 6-S8I4
COLoRED-ii " ST. NV. Apt
NO. - ige rn, =, kit, bath: select
tenants Open daily.
COLORED--a,s ROOMS, tiled bath
modern brick: so per mo. includes
/ all NJ j. BrnnSnc Hts area ct
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NEAR d c. LINE
lis LEE AVE.

Large, modern. two-Ledroom apt
on ground floor. Huge c )sets gar.
bage disposal, air-cOnditioned. m
med. occupancy. Rel. 500. 20 per
mo. Call JU 9-3542. II. 6 SMIIHY
CO, 81 18th st. NV. ST 3-33OO
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CORAL HILLS. at D. C. line bed.
rooms, sos. including all utilities
M school bus, shops. 10 S-70Ss
1920 BALTIC. BLVD. COLLEGE PIX
- -bedrm. apt. $50 so. One ge
enc. apt. S52 so. Call DI. 7-T740
SILVER SPRING. S2S Bouifant 81 =
rooms. large screened porch. con.
veniently located. Utilities fur.
nlshed, S115 per month. Call JU
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COLORED
Ants. : rms. IL. and bath
Ri isol TO 1854 $'i- jsT anS NM. u.s..
(" rms k't and b.
THE NQODWORTH'
See Resident Manager
Apts.. . rms. kit. and bath.
.,isia VERNON ST ny NV 70 we
Apt $40 III
WASH LOAN a. TRUST BR,
300 F ST. NV, ST. 3-56OC
coLoRED
1871 BELMONT ST. N.w.--Larse
bath; e. r : Sc S% ss7Po. kit and
saS n ST. NW.-Lovely, large
ZOO o ST. NV rms. kit
and bath: redecorsted. S65.
iii QUEEN ST. NE rms,
kit. and bath $50
bsth. redecoratec. S55.
bath: G rede cor Z S5d E .bS KIT and
1882 10th ST. Me- rms, kit
and bath: redecorated $3.50
700 'o5th ST. NV rms, kit
and bath bath :, exaggerated 5 TscM 500
93a x St NV. MA. s-S30s
CoLoRED--DEsIRABLE APIS
becr3 IN. ltV rm.. kit and bath
apis.
1916 Kendall st. ne S5t
1872 Gallaudet st. ne. $50 S5t
1885 Capitol ave ne. S5t
1858 Kendall st, ne. $685.. SGT
1918 W Va, ave. ne. --- S5t
llaf 18th pl ne. $50 81
I&5S-42 Providence St ne. $50. 81
ti003 Clay ST. ne. S6t
1908 Gales st. ne. SCI
bll3 A st, Sc $50. 81
81 New York ave. NV. Sos
l.rm. kit. and bath apt,
F EIioTT MipbTEEroN. REA III 81
1857 K St. NV. RE. f-iisi
coLoREp-73s 81 ST. sE
LOUIS RIDDEN ~. s-3O6C
.CouoRFD--NEW BUILDING
S19.5G so 49th ST. Sc. Apt zoe
! block from 1ath and East Capitol
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S3OO
49," NO AVE. NV.
Two Rms. Kit, Bath Porch S55
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S3On
COLORFD-MOCFRN !" BEDROOMS
AT Util' Incl So 30. Apply Jani,oi
t9Ga AYERS pr. s.F.
WASHINGTON REALTY RA 3-S3o0
ls47 MASS AVE SE.--S5e 30
!, Rm Kit, Bath.-ieat. NV Incl
WASHINGTON RrALTY RA 3-s3oo
CO.. ORFD--"400 18th ST. NV.
|. .. and 3-bedrm. apts. ,2edecor-
ated Heat furnished; S5T so 10 sos
See janlt0F on premises Adults
only 2id0, 18th st NV
COLORED
Front de luxe newly dec. 2-bedrm
ant 100 Division ave. ne. $40 80
Apt goa III 2-21Ia
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FAIRVIEW RIGGS
APARTMENTS

On Elggs I'd. south University
lam owe bedroom apartments
with pictur, windows zine Deamed
ceilings and balconies l-bedroom
apis ST. - and So so; = bed
tween 10 an and $40 pm.
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COLUkt D
1914 bECCK ST. NE.
Ants. :. rms, ki., and bath
! Rental ST. - and S5S.j
1901 TO 1851. IST. NV
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

ROCKVILLE bedroom. liv. room
dinette bath and rear screened
porch; near schools and shoppinl
center: SB2 so to SB5 plus utils
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sion on Institutions Of Higher
Education of the Middle States
Association Of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools.
Edward Foss Wilson, recently
named Assistant Secretary of
the Department Of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare, will deliver
the commencement address.
Included In the so degrees are
one honorary doctor Of letters
six master of science in educa-
ton. II bachelor of arts, 20
bachelor of science. one asso-
ciate in arts and five associate
in applied science.
DR.. Edward ]. Aterhouse. d.
rector of the Perkins School for
the Blind at Watertown. Mass,
will receive the honorary degree
of doctor of letters.
Ida Wynetta Gray. to receive
a bachelor Of science degree,
will be the first deaf Negro
woman to be granted a degree
by Gallaudet. Henning Chris
tan Frederick Irgens, who will
receive q bachelor Of science in
education degree, will be the
first student directly from Nor
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lures on display. but he is not
in competition.
Tackling the man-sized job Of
Judging the entries were: Mrs.
IDorothea Nicholson. lecturer at
the National Gallery of Art,
Carlton T. Washburn, Chamber
lain Vocational High School in
structor in advertising art, and
Gorgon Lawson, potter and cera-
mic artist.
Friendship House, at 619 q
street, Sc. also held open house
during the day.
AS part Of the open house. the
Navy Mothers Club SGT spon-
sored a tea-a subscription af-
fair for the benefit Of the Friend
ship House garden.
The art exhibit will remain on
display at Wallach park all day
today.
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Iof Juan D. Peron today 1ive min
utes before the exiled ex-dicta-
tor Of Argentina was to enter it.
His chauffeur. Isaac Gilaberte.
was injured slightly and the car
was destroyed by fire.
Gen. Peron's Aide, Maj. Pablo
Vicente. charged the assassina-
ton attempt was planned by the
Argentine Embassy. Embassy
Counselor Julio Negro called the
charge ridiculous and said, This
lis just another attempt by Peron
to get publicity"
Alfredo Barragan. first secre-
Itary of the Embassy, asserted
Gen. Peron has many enemies
who have sworn to kill him.
Maj. Vicente asserted there
had been an attempt on Gen.
Peron's life while he was in
Paraguay last year and three
pilots against him while he was
lin Panama. He charged all were
directed by the provisional gov
eminent Of Argentina which
drove Gen. Peron into exile.
Argentine Embassy.
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50 al Ga||audei
To Get Degrees

Gallaudet College-this year
for the first time standing aca-
Idemically equal with other
American colleges-will confer
SO degrees at 1890 am. tomor-
row at its 93rd commencement
exercises.
The unique college for the
deaf only this year was awarded
accreditation by the Commits
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New School Set Up

SASKATOON. May rs (R.-
The University of Saskatchewan
is establishing an institute OF
upper atmosphere physics to ex-
plore beyond so miles up. II
will cost more than 100000
over the next three years in
addition to about $4,000 already
being spent.
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scene-by Master Sergt. Harold
Malsh of the U. s. Marine Band
Still Life"-a huge, symmet-
rical magnolia blossom--by Rep
Brooks Hays Of Arkansas.
1.-The Forest" - two amber
bears walking down a gray road
by Lois Haddon. IS. Of John
Hanson Junior High School.
Washington Artist Jack PERL
.mutter also has a number of pic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Whaling Fleet Back

MOSCOW. May IS (R.-
Pravda reports the Soviet Ant
arctic whaling feet has returned
to home base in the Black Sea
port of Odessa.
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sponsored by the Friendship
Settlement House.
Typical Entries
Among the typical entries
we're:
"Interrupted"--a Bible, read
ing glasses and candle on a red
clothed table-by Mrs. A. G.
Prather, 80.
"Unnamed"-a blue boat sur
rounded by jagged yellow light
ning-by Donald Randles. age T.
Ducks In Flight"-a hunting
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Chuirmen Named
For United Givers

Harold Fangboner, commercial
manager of the Chesapeake &,
Telephone Co.. has been named
business chairman Of the United
Givers Funds Metropolitan Unit
The unit is responsible ror
solicitation of all business firms
of eight employees or less in the
metropolitan area.
Vice chairman will be William
L. Outeen, also Of the telephone
company.
Other appointments in the
Metropolitan Unit are: chairman
for the downtown-central, John
B. Duncan: office buildings
chairman, r. T. Burroughs:
downtown-west chairman. T. M
Ralph. and downtown-west vice
chairman. F. E. Slingerland, jr
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Alb ~ THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c.
400 Entries on Display
In friendships Art Show

One Of the largest art shows staged in Washington this
nearly 40 0entres-ends today at Walach Park.
The works Of nearly $50 local artists pinned Is
foot basketball under spreading old oak along
Pennsylvania avenue at Seventh street Sc.
It's the annual Southeast and Capitol Hill Art Fair
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way to graduate from the college
The exercises will be held or
the chapel terrace of the col
leRe campus.
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Bomb Blast in Car
Misses Gen. Peron

CARACAS, Venezuela. May IS
| P.-A bomb exploded in the car
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.
A sUMPTUOUS ESTATE
Csrandyvine East Of Conn.,


This masnincent 6-bedrm. houss
nts upon more than half an acre
Of beautifully handicapped groundS
Built Of lS-in. field stone with
luxurious appts. II is both rich
and comfortable-with q price that
Is deceptively low. For informa-
ton or appt. to view. call Rhel
Radin. RE. 7-65S5, ewes; week
ends. FE. 3-7O65.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
Realtors 72s goth st. NV
4601 18th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, . TO 9 PM
$50. 900, ONLY 1000 DOWN
Corner Colonial brick. Lge. lot
dble. garage, center-han plan. wall
to-van carpeting on LIST floor; liv
rm., din. rm. kit. powder rm..
sunroom and screened porch.
bedrms., baths; pine-paneled rec
rm. with bar in bsmt. Mirrors and
lge. deep freeze incl. in price
Property is in excel. cond. and car
be remodeled at low cost for dr.'i
HENRY J. RoBB. INC.
DI. 7-S14l
Ewes. Theda Knight. FE. 3-655t
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-M.W,


CHEVY CHASE N.W.-Immae. g.
rm. Oct brick: , baths: rec. I'm. I:
scr. porch; corner lot: near VIII
son High; priced in 20s. JAMES
CARR, Elk. 3-7400, AID. 4-S050.
CHEVY CHASE = Handsome. big,
center-hall brk. Colonial in q
beautiful and highly cow. section /:
baths on ind: LAFAYETTE. Alice
Deal. Wilson. ST. Johns schools.
S2S,5o0. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC, d. 7-l4ll or HA. 2-342l.
FOREST HILLS = Luxurious new
home. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. powder
rm finished library. Priced in
upper sos. No agents. EN-. 3-40S2
F0XHALL RD.-Mod. 3-bedroom
Oct. brick: powder rm.: . baths;
huge garden: gar: must be sold;
priced in 2Os; move in. JAMES
CARR, Elk. 3-740O, AID. 4-SO5O.
GLOVER PARK nrst Offering; $50
W street, open Sun. 2:30 to $50
Attractive location facing park.
Well-kept interior. Income posi-
bility. Exclusive with J. c. CHA
TEL. HU. 1886.
JANNEY SCHOOL AREA-EnTiish
Tudor brk.: 4 bedrms., liv. rm.
with nrepl.. din. rm.. powder rm..
kit. with din. area. Marvellous
sleeping porch for 9 fresh air
z.EiNDoRFER. Realtor. OIL. 4-S1ll
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HOUSES FoR sALE-N.W.

ALICE DEAL-wII.SON AREA :
Magnificent 3-bedrm., 3is-bath
Colonial, near 36th and chesa.
peake. huge library with fireplace
fabulous new kit: rec. rm. 2-cai
attached garage: richly carpeted
new.house cond FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, INC, d. 7-l41l or FL
6-364s.
AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA-At.
trae. 3-bedrm. Diet. brick; powder
rm., near Janney School. and wis
ave SCI, 800. $4,000 down.
JAMES CARR. Elk. 3-7400. AID.
4-s05O.
BERKELEY-Beautifui bic 4-bed.
1858: ist-foor bedrm. and bath.
PRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
DI. 7-i4l1 or FL. 8-384s.
CATHEDRAL AREA = Desirable,
spacious brick town house. 4 bed
sia. s5c' JANIS CARR PR.o * r.: 4. :
740O. AID. 4-sO5O.
CHEVY CHAsE-cooi. private spot
Tor q barbecue. substantial 4
bedrm, brick with . baths, POW.
M ..sis7. IAvGlLEIE- I Co es'n''
CHEVY CHASE, / block west OF
Conn. ave, 1900 LIVINGSTON 81 -
Handsome detached home, ma
sonry construction: tiled roof. Q.
car detached garage; front and
rear porches: Ice. entrance hall
reception rm.. din. rm.. kit and
pantry on LIST floor. 3 bedrms. 4,
study, bath and sleeping porch on
End floor. . rms and bath on ard
floor Ready for large family
Prize, Sgg, SOC, " inspeet please
sccsas. MILES HofsToN' o. 9
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE, approx, 100 coin
operating radios. boss already
placed In busy motel. Phone, SIP
5-5s5l. wkdays after $3.50 ali day
THREE-cHAIR BARBER SHOP. in
Hyattsville: cheap, AP r-R0f9
Chapel $685., Ironside. Nd
DRUGSTORE FOR SALE. IN busy
shopping area; approx. vol. 500.
600 annually, with great future
possibilities, particularly in pre-
70 ii health. Box s7e.H. Star que
DRUGSTORE. at inventory, on Cap
itol Hill. long established Phone
LU. 2-b2Ua. preferably evenings
suN0C0 GAS STATION AND CA.
outlay. Ju. o-5i55.
FOR SALE q partner wanted be-
cause OF illness; restaurant in
RANT, 1854 bth Il. ne ~
GROCERY--oroceries. meats, fruits
and vegetables, Guaranteed 5000
$1,000 . week. 1908 X 81, ne.
~
RESTAURANT, sale or lease-seats
sos Formica counter and booths:
equip; loo. No. sol and Colonial
Beach I'd. cail Edgehiil va spruce
5-2372. NJ coFFEE CUP.
MoDLRN TExAco GASOLINE
STATION on busy highway doing
GOOD business. Phone ID, Il
oLAscock, OR. 3-i5i5.
NURSERY SCHOOL - Lee fine old
house with extensive grounds. To-
Gated q Mount Vernon ave and
0lebe I'd. Alexandria VIII reno
yate 70 suit tenant. 5000 mo. 10
financial responsible parties only
can Mr.. MADDEN, Presidential
appointment.
GROCERY sTORE fftaiian- Ameri-
sisHimsg ss u slie M 9Vp.r
S-sSss. p iSiS q Nv. IS
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APIS. FURHIsHED-VA.

ARL., close in - Choice l-bedrm.
apis; newly decorated; wooded
area; some with view Of Potomac:
adults; no pets. South Of Wilson
blvd. at N. Oak st. 70 1900 18th
rd:. north. Res. mgr.s IA. s-1133.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

ALsx y y hom,
por en SAINT cn "a nUG si. ssre sIs
20. ov. s-A1Se.
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PATRICK HENRY APIS.
Mr.. SEVEN CORNERS
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
NEW AIR COND

9-bedrm. unit, generous room size;
$110 to S11b mo-. incl. utils.
Ample storage and laundry facili-
ties. Immed. occupancy. Inspect
sample unit at $3.50 wilson blvd.
All; Va. NM, ssoohEY HH!A,RT1No q
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BLTHEsDA. IL Kentbury way:
brick Colonial. bedrms.. iee. liv.
rm.. hrepl.. powder rm., din. rm d,
rec nm, scr. porch with avn
mss fun bsmt.: ice. fenced lot.
trees; mr.. schools recreation area
) min. TO Nav Hosp. and NH.
open days OIL. 4-5bs4 ewes.
FALLS CHURCH = 3-hedrm. brick
rambler; carport. sundeck. full
S rs.hsn basement ~s.Sns baths. dish nsn
ditioner IN bedrm.; Si40. JE
g-3727.
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ARLINGTON AND FAIRFAX
We have O. good selection OF g.
bedroom ramhlers. available Aug
ust si4o 20 s155, 1, 4-bedrm.
house In North Arlington. si6b.
cal Va. 2-e2OQ. KELLER a HAW-
42 ADAMS ST. N.w.-six rms. and
bath. SSb
sea 5th ST. Nw.-Eirht rms. !.
1850 HOBART ST. Nw.-Three
bedrms.. liv rm.. with fireplace. kit.
2 baths, 2 powder rms. recr. rm.:
a3 BARRETT Rp CFalls church,
-x rms and bath; SIS
A. HUMPHREYS q 0ONB
eas Ave. NV. Ma. 5000
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ALEXANDRIA = Air conditioned
split-level 3 bedrms.. IL baths
? nreplaces, rec. rm., built-in
kitchen. Is minutes from Penta-
gon. near Shirley hwy. near new
school and swimming pool Rent,
lS5 mo. OR WILL SELL. so
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BAILEYs CROSSROADS AREA
3-bedrm.. 2ls-bath. Cane Cod, on
lRe lot; SIPS. long lease desired.
COLUMBIA PINES-Lovely g.
oedrm. rambler: carport. full bsmt, (:
LAKE BARcRoFT-4-bedrm., bi.
level, beach PRIVILEGES: s2c5
OTHER DE LUKE HOUSES IN
LOVELY WOODED AREAS. S175
c. B. o,sHAuoHNEssY
JE. 2-20a4, u. 2-1lOl, OF. 4-7122
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BETHESDA, Bradmoor area-Three
bedrms.. 2z baths. recreation
near schools, NH and Navy Hos
pital; SIS6 mo. OIL. 2-2S34.
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1918 G ST. S.E.-Eight-rm. brick,
excel location; arranged as 2 in
dependent apts.; complete baths,
built-in Gear gar, gas h.-wh.;
convenient to schools, transp. Call
OWNER. 10 7-7646
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/. CLEVELAND PARK-Def-

bedrms.. liv, rm., Ice. din. rm..
p rCrchs =, snci; sI ! peh., fence,
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ARL., FALLS CHURCH, FAIRFAX
Several desirable 2, 3, 4 bedrm.
houses. 500 to 1925. Some i'm
mediate occur; ASK-USl REALTY
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FALLS CHUkCH-Ihree-b oOms,
rec. rm., 6-yr.-old brick home:
S,E Kit: pool priyils-; S125 for
avail. 18th Aug. DORMAN, 1924
Elade Court. IE A-A2R2
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ALEX. AREA.-3-bedrm. spiit-ievei;
hall with waIl-to.waii carpetins :
lge. liv. rm. with firepl.; sep. din.
rm;. Ice. G-E kit. Disposall and
dish washer, scr. porch, lge ga
rage, Ia baths, .4S-ft storage at
tic, rec. rm., washing machine and
drier, hs-acre corner lot. many
trees; swimming pool membership
incl; SlS5 per mo. Avail. about
Aug. 10. JE. 2-l73b.
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CABIN JOHN PARK-Nevly de-
corated. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath home:
Just block OF Macarthur blvd.
recreation rm. and garage, avail
now at S125 mo. EN-. 2-51OO
ewes. OIL. 2-44Ol
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HOUSES UMFURNlsnED

18th ST. Me-. 4939-Newly deco
rateo 3-bedroom, 2-story brick
home; l "a baths, living rm.. din
ing room, large kitchen with pam
try closet; fenced yard; 1-busfare
zoa; S1Q5 FIRST year. 500 2nd
year To inspect, phone STEUART
BE0oSy INC. Dl. 7-2434 or D1
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CONTINUED,

3-BEDk0OM HOMk IN West Hyatts
on dead-end st., 3 blocks from
school. Ideal location for children
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-04
Memorial Home
Guest Expires

Marshall Parker, 79, former Lima
groceryman, died last Friday after
noon at the Mennonite Memorial
Home after a six-month illness. Mr..
Parker was the first to die while re.
siding at the home.
He is survived BY his wife, the
former Caroline Liechty, who is also
a resident of the Memorial Home.
Services were held Monday after.
noon at the Diller Funeral home
the Rev. Sylvan Lehman officiating
Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery,
Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-04
Patterson Dinner
At E. & r. Church

The Rev. Victor P. Wierwille,
pastor of st. Peters Evangelical and
Reformed church of Van Vert, who
recently returned from a nine-month
study of missions in India, will be
the speaker at a Father & Son
Banquet at st. Johns E. & r. church
Friday evening at $50.
Rev. Mr.. Wierwille will illustrate
his talk with colored slides made
while in India. Wilford Gratz is
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-04
Donna Lou StrattOn
HOnOred At BGU

Miss Donna Lou Stratton was re-
Gently elected treasurer of Delta Zeta
sorority at Bowling Green State
university. She is also the sororitys
representative to Panhellenic council,
sorority governing body composed of
representatives from each group.
Miss Stratton recently appeared in
the one-act play when Shakespeare s
Ladies Meet" which was presented
at the university's Gate Theater. Her
other activities include United Christ
ian Fellowship and A Cappella choir.
She is a sophomore majoring in
English at Bowling Green.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-04-04
ROckpOrt

Mrs. Nelson Wells, Mrs. Phil Row.
er, Mrs. j. C.. Begg, Mrs. Glen
Huber, Mrs. Richard Hunsaker and
Mrs. Vernon Shellenberg attended the
Lima Presbyterial meeting at the
Market street church, Tuesday.
Saturday supper and overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Etter
and family were Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is Roth, of New Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Charles Bachman of Fostoria,
Mrs. Florence Lora and Mrs. Lydia
Augsburger of Bluffton. Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Roth showed
slides of their native land, SWitZer-
land, which they visited for three
months last summer. There were
about forty guests gathered to see
the slides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Michel and
children Karen and Ronald of Bluff
ton were callers, Sunday evening, in
the home fo Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Reigle, Sr.
Mr.. j. H. Marshall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Yoeman Of Elkhart,
Ind, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lemley of Findlay.
The Martha Circle of the Presby-
terian church will meet April 10 with
Sarah Huber. Devotions, Lois Cupp;
In Any Place and Any Work, Susie
Rover; Year Book of Prayer, Mil
dred Hannum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rockhill of
Napoleon called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jaggers Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zeits and
Fred returned home last week after
spending the winter in Florida.
Assistant Scout Master Dick Nier-
eScher accompanied the Columbus
Grove troop of boy scouts to Camp
Berry near Findlay, Saturday and
Sunday, March % and "a. AS a troop
they attended services at the church
in which Rev. Bigelow is pastor.
Larry and Garry Tabler are men,
berS of the troop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lentz of Payne
were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr..
and Mrs. William Lentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Etter and fam
lily were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bixel, Lima,
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