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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
WORDS, WIT
AND. WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Not long ago this column COM
mented on certain regional pc
lculiarities Of pronunciation
notably thrash" for trash" and
thread" for tread" The sus-
Ipicion was voiced that this might
be q characteristic Of speech
among first-generation Ameri-
cans Of German descent. Quite
q few readers have commented
on this suggestion, some insist
ing that 1t Is q Norwegian. rather
than Germ IN. characteristic,
while others supply evidence in
support Of my suggestion. The
likelihood Is that these pronunci-
atoms are not limited to any one
racial group-but let's look ct
1.-Two comments on the issue.
An Oakland (Calif) reader
notes that IAN Norwegians say
Thrash and thread Believe me,
] have heard these pronuncia-
lions for years and years and
they are not German in origin.
It seems that 'tr' Is one combi-
nation Of letters that Norwegians
never learn: 1t always comes out
'thr.' They have other pro-
nunciation variations too. but
these words are strictly 'Norve-
gian'-that's right. Ask one Of
them. It's never Norwegian. al
ways Norwegian when they say
the word aloud"
Another lady. who had best be
nameless. comments on an In
tensely personal application OF
these pronunciation cd dities
Your column q few days age
noted O peculiar intrusive h In
some recommendations" she writes,
81 feel compelled to put in my
two cents worth.
MY mother-in-law (bless her,
I love her dearly not only puts
In his where they do not belong
thread for tread-but omits
them in other cases. For exam
pie. she suffers from 'artritis.
not arthritis, and she went
trough not through. q bad
spell. Other peculiarities she
has include 'aree' for area and
l'goom' for gum.
she comes Of English and
German stock and was born In
q rural Minnesota town. These
sayings sometimes set my teeth
cteeto on edge but. trying to
be q good in-law, I hold my
tongue sometimes almost lit
erally)."
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BOY AND GIRL

follows: He led the seven Of dia-
monds and played dummy's
eight. Mrs. Keen correctly held
off with her ace.
A club was returned and the
jack finessed. Now the nine of
diamonds was overtaken with
dummy's ten and again Mrs,
Keen held off.
At this point Mr.. Champion
knew he had all the diamond
tricks he was going to get. He
finessed the queen Of clubs, then
laid down the ace. When the
king dropped he could count five
club winners, two diamonds and
two spades. Close-but still nine
tricks.
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Answer 70 CURTAIN
Answers to Our Presidents

l-Ex-President U. 8. Grant
landed at Liverpool on May %
1877. the first stop on his TRIP
around the world.
Edward Livingston wa
born at Clermont. N. Y. on May
l28. 1854. He was Secretary OF
State under President Andrew
jackson from 1891 to 1888. Cor
j. NJ. CT. and w. H.
3-President Eisenhower on
May %, 1856. nominated Fred A
Seaton to be Secretary of the
Interior. succeeding Douglas
Mckay. who resigned to run for
the United States Senate against
Senator Wayne Morse.
Questions on Page A-22)
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WORD GAME
Find 20 or more words In
PELLUCID,

meaning. being transparent.
Average Is 20: time limit. q
minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must b
Of four or more letters @ Words Whicl
acquire four letters by the addition o
g.. such IS "bats." cars" are no
used. 3. Only one form Of . word
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 70 CURTAIN
cart. cant eairn. curt. uric. rain. RANT
ruin. runt, rIintc. tarn. train, turn, tuna
tunie. ante, aurie. aurtn. aunt incur
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
Merchants Upset
By Ashland Oil
In League Game

The Bluffton Merchants chance
for a share of the Lima Major league
title took big kick in the teeth last
Thursday night as they were upset
55-48 by Buds Ashland Service.
Bluffton built 1910 first period
lead before the Lima five caught
fire and outscored the Merchants
17-S in the second period. Lima ex-
panded their lead in the fourth pc
riod and coasted home as the Bluff
ton attack never hit on all cylinders.
Morris Groman led the Bluffton
scorers with II points and he got
support from eight other men, but
no single player was hot enough to
lift the Merchants off the floor.
Now standing ID in league play,
the Merchants will meet the New
Hampshire Redbirds in league play
at South junior high gymnasium in
Lima this evening.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
Beavers Pounce On Tired Bethel 1910
To Snap Three-Game Losing Streak
By DIVISION OF WIlDLlFE

Bluffton cancelled their week-old
cold spell with an $50 comeback
win over the Bethel Maroons in
Founders hall Monday evening.
Trailing 44-39 at halftime they man.
aged to squeeze out $3.50 lead at
the five-minute mark. Finally catch
ing fire they poured in Ia points dur
ing the next three and half min
utes, wrapping up their second vic
tory in five decisions.
Once again it was deadly shooting
by little Ron Kalb, who pushed
through 25 points, that led Bluffton
to their uphill victory. Freshman
Paul Fike, making his first start on
the varsity, chimed in with 20 more.
Eighteen of Fixes points came in the
first half as he held the dixie until
the rest of the troops could arrive.
Kalb hit for a hot so per cent for
the evening, connecting on IL of 20
tries from the field.
At one time during the first half
the visitors held a seven point lead,
built mostly on the rebounds and piv-
of shots of Larry Penner, 6 3" SEN
ior. By halftime he had scored half
of his teams "A points. When the
Beavers were able to subdue Penner
in the second half they found the key
to their victory.
After nip-and-tuck start the Ma
rooms edged off TO a lead, which they
managed to hold until two minutes
we're gone in the second half, when
kalb came through in push shot
from the right side after circling
clear around the defense.
With Bluffton holding a 61-58 lead
freshman Larry Hedden came off
the bench to throw in seven points
in the last few minutes. and helping
to set up the spark that put the
Beavers back on the high road they
travelled during their first two games.
Ragged and spotty for several min
u.es during the middle of the second
half, Bluffton came back with a good
fast break which put them beyond
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
by Chuck Hilty

Many area observers have cast the
Bluffton Pirates as pre-tournament
favorites to retain their championship
of the annual Jaycee Holiday carni-
val which win be held December
27-2S in Founders hall.
Although chosen as the pre-tourney
favorites for three years running,
the Pirates were consistently dis
appointing until they defeated Cory
Rawson and Pandora-G Gilboa in last
years event
1856 was the year of the back
wards carnival" which pitted Bluff
ton and Pandora -Gilboa, then the
teams with the two poorest carnival
records, for the carnival champion
ship.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
Pirates Defeat BeaUerdanl
1880 For Fifth In ROW

It was Buttons eleventh win in Ia
games between the two schools. 1t
marked the first regularly scheduled
game between the two near neighbors
since 1888.
Beaverdam's reserves won the OPP
ener 1922 as two players scored 40
points between them. Jim Lewis
scored "a, including 20 in the second
half, and Welch scored 16.
Buck Schiffke led the Pirates with
seven, Don Deerhake and Larry
Smucker had four each, Ken Logan
had three and Dave Little and Mike
Diller had two apiece.
The Beaverdam reserves led at the
end of each quarter, by scores of:
8-3, 17-11 and 29-17.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
Pirates Are Facing Golden Chance
To Improve Holiday CarniUaL Record
Columbus Grove Not Powerful

Columbus Grove Not Powerful
For the first time since the carni-
val was begun in 1852 the Columbus
Grove Bulldogs do not hold power
full position in pre-tourney considera-
ton. The Bulldogs hold three cham
pionships in the five year event, and
until last year, had appeared in ev-
cry championship final.
Although they lost their first round
game to PIG last year, the Bulldogs
came back strong to defeat Cory
Rawson 1854 in an overtime battle
for the consolation award. Columbus
Grove is still far and away ahead
of the pack with an 80 record in the
five year carnival.
This year, however, the other clubs
should be able to feast on the Bull
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
Unbeaten Kalida Rips
Columbus Grove $40

Columbus Grove took its sixth con-
secutive defeat Friday night as they
fell before unbeaten Kalida 6S-i0.
The Kalida attack spluttered and
misfired during the first period be-
fore they blasted out 25 points in the
second period. putting the game be-
yond the reach of Columbus Grove.
Four men broke into double figures
for Kalida, with Ron Wonder Embse
leading the way with %. King with
l3 and Hofferbert with 10 led the
Bulldog attack.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
Elida Takes Over
Lafayette 58-42

Elida defeated Lafayette 5S-42 be-
hind the steady Is point production of
Dick Wagner and Ray Sroufe Friday
night.
Elida led during the entire evening,
although Lafayette had chopped the
margin to only 23-30 at halftime. A
multiplicity of free throws kept the
Wolves in the game as they scored
20 to only six for their hosts. Elida,
however, poured in 26 field goals.
Chuck Williams and Jim Hefner
counted 10 each to lead Lafayette
5S-42.
Lafayette won the reserve game
1921.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
Ada Pounds DelphOs
Jefferson 58-H

Ada took their fourth win in five
games as they coasted to a 5S-44 win
over Delphos Jefferson last Friday
night. Delphos has not yet won a
game this season.
Bob Runser, Roger Cooley, Bob
Wyss and Ed Hackworth all scored
in the double figures to lead the
Bulldogs. Keith Polling led the punch
less Wildcats with Il points.
Ada raced off to a 1876 lead at the
end of the first period, and then iced
the game when they scored % more
points in the second period.
Delphos won the reserve game 81
AZ.
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reach of the tired Maroons. Bethel
was playing the third game of a long
road trip which has brought them all
the way from their North Newton,
Kansas, home.
With Able Mast and Kalb leading
the fast break the Beavers began
jamming in the layups. Hedden con-
tributed pair of drivers and Ted
Hasis kept the defense honest with a
pair of long shots.
Blufftons comeback was again fea-
tured by some good rebounding from
bouncy Milt Lee, whose board work
kept Bethel from getting that i'm
portant second shot
A rash of fouls late in the game
set up series of bonus points for
the Beavers but by then they had all
but iced the game.
In the opening game the Bluffton
reserves bounced the Tiffin Business
university 1864 as they took advan-
tage of Tiffin cold spell midway in
the first half. Trailing by only three
points, the Tiffin team saw their Of
fense fall apart, scoring only seven
points in the next ten minutes as
Bluffton set up a 1920 halftime lead.
Working behind the shooting oi
Gene Van Orsdall, Emil Kreider and
Carl Leichty Bluffton successfully
kept the Tiffin squad at arms length
for the entire second half.
Kreider and Van Orsdall each had
IL, while Leichty had 16 to set the
pace for Bluffton'S iaycees.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19

GROVE. CITY, Ohio. southwest of
Columbus, offers three weeks of
horse racing in May and September
of each year billiards has six weeks
of Harness Racing in June and July.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19

Bluffton won their fifth consecutive
game of the new season Friday night
as they defeated Beaverdam 1880 in
the Beaverdam gymnasium.
Only the deadly push shots of Larry
Reichenbach kept the Beavers from
falling completely out of the game,
Reichenbach scored 19 points, nine
field goals and one free throw, as
he hit more than half of his attempts
from the field.
To offset the Beavers one man of
fense the Pirates presented a bal
anced attack, with Tim Diller and
Ramon Lewis leading the way.
Both teams played slow basketball
during the first three periods, as they
poked, feinted and hunted openings.
From the beginning Bluffton's superb
or height paid off as they held both
backboards under control.
Loosening up during the last quar-
ter, both teams ran like young colts
as they tried to make up their scor-
ing deficiencies of the earlier part of
the evening. Seven men hit the scor-
ing column in the last period for the
Pirates. Reichenbach. with four bas-
kets, and Ken Lewis, with five free
throws did all the Beaver scoring in
the last quarter.
Bluffton jumped to an early lead
as Diller dunked a jump shot and
then added a free throw. Ramon
Lewis found the range from the cor
ner, adding quick pair of baskets
and the Pirates were on their way
to 10-6 first quarter lead.
Bluffton had stretched this margin
to 29-17 by the end of the third period,
when the firing began.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19

OHIO has no monopoly on the buck
eye, which grows all over eastern
United States, but by tradition Ohio
is the Buckeye state, the people are
nicknamed Buckeyes, and many an
Ohioan carries a buckeye in his
pocket for good luck or to ward off
rheumatism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-29

COLESVILLE AREA "a bedroom
contemporary rambler, on l-acre
lot; custom features include stone
hrepl., wall eye-level oven in kit:
home needs some finishing
touches; owner-builder transfer
REQ; 81 300; will consider cash
CO., 10 4-SOo1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-29

3-bedroom semi-detached brick
powder rm. LIST fir.; full bsmt
ME. s-3s35. TIL 9 PM.
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REAL EST. Sale or Exch.
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

DISQUALIFICATION big 4-bed-
rm.. 312-bath brk. Colonial. built
1858: lst-flr. bedrm. and bath;
rec. rm., gar, slate roof: S34, $50.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
f-I4ll or m, 4-o4oQ
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FOREST HILLS

Brick split-leyels, now In process
OF construction. bordering on Rock
Greek Park We cant begin to eive
all the details Incorporated fof
your comfort and COW These
homes consist OF spacious foyer
LEADING INTO liy rm. With fireplace
seq DIN, rm. den kat ana dinette
y or huge bedrns maids I'M
p = baths, rec rm.. tremendous clos.
y space ouilt-in J or 2-car garAge
Close To shopping, transportation
Conn. ave ! schools. elementary 70
senior high Priced reasonably AZ
SO 500 for home Of this type
Choice lots IN this area are also
avail on which you may build 10
suit your own plans For addi-
iionAl details or appt, call Lewis
ALDoN PROPERTIES INC
Ma. s-s740 EVes. M. s-e5Si
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HOUSES UMFuRNlsRED
tcoNTINuEol

NON-MILITARY COUPLE desire to
rent unfurn 2-bedrm. nome In
nice section Of Maryland or Vir-
ginia convenient to downtown
Washington: Sept. occupancy
Write full details to W. II.
PENNEY, Post once Box III.
Baysioe Va or phone Norfolk,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
tcONTlNuEDl

QUEENS CHAPEL-All-brick home
with L "a baths and pine-paneled
rec. room in bsmt; large shade
trees with beautifully handicapped
yard. FILA appraised. JAMES C.
CONLEY & CO.. AP. 1892: eyes,.
UN. 4-l472.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-Modern s-bedrm brick
rambler, full daylight bsmt., rec
rm.. l y baths. Oh $3.50 down
Price. Sl2,990. Call HE. 4-64OO.
HUGH u. PECK
EVANSVILLE HILLS; 81, 900 down
will buy this spacious home near
All eonveniences-3 tWin-sized
bedrms.. bsmt. with built-in "a.
rage. Gas h.-w.h, Large level LOT
Priced 70 sell. Call M pm.
WA. 7-3a0O, ROBERT 8 DAVIS,
a CO.. INC.
LANGLEY PARK-si. 800 down
Modern 5-rm. all brick home. full
bsmt,. near transp. 4es loan. Sis..
$50. HUGH T. PECK, NE. $1,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Attrac. b-rm. bungalow IN exec.
cond, also large finished attic.
fun bsmt. close-in loo. Specially
priced al S1O.a50. Call HE. 4-64OO
for details. HUGH I. PECK.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR bed.
rooms, bsrnt.. SEP. din. I'm. Price.
Sill 900. SLIGO down. JOSEPH
J. kROTO, HA. 2-qSO0
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES TO SNARE

o. REDRM. uNFuRN. HOUSE
PANTY Of 3 Prefer MARYLAND ST
3-0S55. Ext .3S RUFF
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Chevy Chase
$26,75O
Amid Tall Trees

Abrasive brick Colonial with
slate roof Excellent condition Cen
ter hall spacious liv rm opens 70
secluded ser porch: powder rm
Din. in. nice kit Cd 4 has g
beorms. and baths stairs TO
semifin Sd 4 fine bsmt., garage.
Sss h " b; Call JAMES +. scHwAB
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Surround this quality built briek
rambler. 3 bedrms., gu baths. Bis
kit, dishwasher. disposal, Screened
porch, garage. S26.9OO. Vacant
Immediate possession
HILDEBRAND CO.
JU. $3.50
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CHEVY CHASE NO.-Brand-new
brick split-ievel. bedrms. and
den, ga baths. rec. rm., 2-car
garage. center hall, huge de luxe
kit, Cow to bus and schools
Priced in the low 30s. FRANK 8.
P PHI NC OIL. 2-7oo6;
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HOME
WITH INCOME

Here's q real package deal for re-
tired investor You can keep an
eye on your money. DO the mainte-
nance work Yourself ana live prae-
tleally rent free Well.locAtsd, -
FAMILY, BRICK. SEMIDETACHED
UNIT. each with full bsmt. stairs
20 STORAGE attic, aluminium storm
and wooded fenced lots. Owner 4
nome has carport. Bus, shops and
schools AL very close So, 900 for
the complete property
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CLOsE-N BARGAINi 3 biks' DIS.
triot line-on s25-ft deep lot an
orlek Colonial home with ist-hoof
powder rms 2 excel bedrtns
sep. Gin. I'm. rec rm Only Sra
~ n 4 kEssINoR A co
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WOODACRES

Brick Colonial; liv. rm.. din. rm
kit, den, pwdr. rm. on LIST. 3
bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd; Ice fenced
rear yard. Priced in mid-2Os.
Shown by appt. only. EN-. 2-74O0.
METzLER. Realtor. Builders. 5022
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"RARGATNSn

oecrms.. mod; "a g.; $3.50.
.S rms, mod: bsmt,; \. Arl.;
Mod; Gaze Cod; nr. Vienna:
g rms. mod; cor. lot. Vienna:
James E. Barney, Agent
Vienna. Va DU. $500
2Qs
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COMMERCIAL 7-room house; suit
able for doctor or dentist: y block
from The Hecht Co, Va; S1S.500
IA. 2-6665. 29'
SHADE AND OUTDOOR PRIVACY
can be yours with this oriek Cape
Cod. located on q quiet dead-end
ton location. living room with
fireplace. large separate dining
room, equipped kitchen. big bed
rooms and expandable attic. Ga
rage, screened porch and full base
ment Priced at SIS 500 Assume
S15,500 CT loan. Only 81 .000
down payment required for re-
sponsible buyer. Call OWNER. IA.
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Assume Big CT Loan

$500 PAYS BALANCE
To this NICE 8 bedroom BRICK
RAMBLER with liv. rm.. din. ell
and equipped kit. add , EXTRA
BEDROOMS and EXTRA BATHS
and finish attractive BASEMENT
rec. rm. in your spare time. OE
washer and dryer: fenced yard.
GARAGE. vall-to-wan carpets. gar
oage disposal Grapes. fireplace with
power mower and yard tools In
Guided. Quality ANNANDALE
netghhorhood close to shopping,
transp. and schools. Sll7 per mo.
includes tax ana ms Call
MASON & OMER L.
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Cleveland Park-$22, 500
Detached Bedrooms

one OF the best values in this
popular elose-in suburb Spacious
hNine room. large dining room. 4
bedrooms. = baths. excellent attic.
Earaee nice lot Call JAMES T
SCHMAB, en-. 2-Ss0o. ewes, oil
s-l4ua or OIL 4-16a3
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HOUSES F0R sALE-S,E,

LARGE CORNER. 4 and s rooms.
porch ef' attic baths nsv is eoSd 'n Ssris
furn. 1 blk. to everything. OWN
Err. ia. 9-701O.
zoos NAYLOR RD. S.E.-1O-room
brick home. 8 baths. 8 refrigera-
tors and gas ranges; adapted to
be used as 3 apis. or q rooming
house; hot-water, gas heat; will
sell at present market price. Call
OWNER. AP. 1884. 2ss
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BRAUTHUL AND NEW RAMBLER

BEAUIIFUL And NEW RAMBLER
Su M pifeM s On m TS,t on st neeo-
. large bedrooms. large Twins
room with Heatilater fireplace;
dining room, equip. kitchen, ia
baths, full basement, Dashboard
radiant heat. buiit-in garage with
fiagstone driveway. comb. alum.
storm windows, sun porch. scr.
porch: 170-ft. well. 210-ft. 'front.'
age: on Rte. z. bus service, schools
and churches nearby. Finest ma
terial in this eustom-built home.
Priced below cost to build. CAL
JE. 2-2620, JOSEPH W. SEAY
Fails Church, Va.
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HALF ACRE-Brick rambler. 3
bedrms., hv. rm.. hrepl., bath,
complete kit. and dinette. util.
rm., screened breezeway. attached
garage. Completely HANDICAPPED,
very nice community. "a mi. on
q fast highway, IS mi, to d. c.
$15,250, S2,T50 dn., bal. on excel.
terms. RALPH A. STYER. ASSOC. i,
q. S. so, Pleasant Valley, Va.
Phone Fairview 1-54S0.
81 / 300: WHITE CAPE COD
Close-in Arl. and hard to nno
for this low price; ? bedrms. on
LIST a. with rm. for . more up
stairs, kit. with bkfst. nook, sep.
din. rm., full bsmt.; level lot with
trees. Call to see. IA. 2-4SOO.
WRIGHT REALTY.
ASSUME LARGE LOAN, and take
over $50 mo. payments. on this
lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
with full bsmt., in fne family
type community; mr.. school. Wash.
bus and community swimming
pool. Priced .S15,95O,. and financed
TO sell quickly. Call now. =.
MALCOLM; Reaitor. ia. 7-SO24'
FALLS CHURCH AREA-4-BEDRM
CAPE COD, SCREENED PORCH,
CARPORT, FENCED YARD. $l3.-
$50. J-W REALTY CO, ia. S-lS7S.
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"KEEP COOL"

In this well-planned rambler this
summer. Three bedrooms, large liv-
ing room fireplace, dining room
Beautiful fenced yard. Shade trees.
Close to schools, transportation and
shopping areas. Priced right.
SlS,95O.
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Chevy Chase-Close In
Split-Level-S32.50 500

just the right age to have all
the thousand odds and ends that
must be added TO the new house
Newlands Park. The nice corner lot
gives meaning to the picture win
uovs OF the lovely living and dining
room areas, up-to-the-minute kitch-
en- has breakfast space. the ; lovely
bedrooms are a few steps above the
main level. the lower Level has
recreation room. laundry, etc. Steps
70 large storage attic. built-in ga
rage fenced Garden area Call
JAMES 4 ScHWAB. EN- 2-5SO0.
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T0uNTRY Clue HILLS. Fairfax-


HEoI HIAIIBNILLE, ND. d
bedroom. .-story detached Colo
NAL brick. full-size basement,
outside entrance; gas, hot water
community with stores, transpOr-
tation, churches and schools con-
venient. Some with screened
porches and fenced yards, SI1O-
Sll5-S120. Mrs. Weightman. HA
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SPRING vALLEY AREA
Chevy Chase

1881 MCKINLEY ST NV
i2 RMS, 4 BATHS, OIL HEAT
1907 3Nth 81. NV
RE. 1851 UN A.3is.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuMlrIEs HOUSES FOR sALE-Hw.

RESTAURANT LIQUOR, excellent
pm, closed Sundays: now doing
good business and can be greatly
increased with longer hrs: price.
Sl2.000; good terms. W. z.
THRIFT tExclusiyel. l41l Pa.
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All NICHOLSON ST. NV.
3 rooms. ga baths semidet. brick.
Must be sold. See or call n. B.
weS Ws5r Wo 20 e-4 * MAE MARSHALL