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B. v. Council
Continued From Page II

lIO0Ll0uep rFoI1' rage
erosion along the creeks edge.
A major dirt fill has been made
and it is believed that this will
adequately render the creek
with channel to follow and
possibly eliminate all future
damage to properties bordering
the creek.
Council also authorized an
additional street light to be
erected in front of the town hall
and fire department. The Ohio
Power Co., who serves the
village with electricity, will
make the installation.
Several street signs have been
erected within the village during
the past week. Fifteen-mph signs
have been placed near the school
entrance and on several of the
side streets.
Routine bills were allowed for
payment from the general fund.
Present at the meeting We're
Councilmen Charles Svercek,
John Sklenar, Nick buffalo,
Bernard Hannum, and Charles
Stiers. Carl Mckee was unable
to attend. Mayor Ed Bailey
presided over the meeting. Viii
lage Clerk Hazel Starr also
attended.
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pERSO N AIS

lnez Perkins, of Ava, spent
one day last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Springer. of Mil
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Nc
Cormick, of GAINESVILLE, were
weekend guests in the Springer
home.
Miss Helen Nicholson, student
at Ohio University, Athens,
spent the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Nicholson of Pleasant City route.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Horton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Moseley and children, Richard,
Larry and Judy, of Columbus,
were weekend guests in the
home of Mrs. Clara Moseley,
Lewis street.
Don f. ZiIer, of Brookfield
township, ana. Jean Roberts, of
Cumberland, attended Easter
services at the Caldwell Meth
odist church. In the afternoon
they motored to Uhrichsville.
Easter dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Phelps, of the Ava community,
included Mr.. and Mrs. James
Larrick and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldon Gadd and children.
all of Byesville route, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Thompson, of Cam
bridge route, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Egnot and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Phelps and children,
all of Canton.
MIR. and Mrs. III. M. Cutler and
children, Jaye, Randall and
Melissa, of Hyattsville, Md
spent the weekend in Caldwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Webber and
daughter, Wendy Sue, of Cleve-
land, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Web
Der, Of Dexter City.
Mrs. Kenny Postle and daugh.
ter, of Columbus, is spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs
P. O. Brown, of Dexter City.
MIR. and Mrs. John EliOue and
children, : Vicky and Bobby
visited Sunday with their moth
er, Mrs. Ruby Andersen, o,
Belle Valley. Mrs. o. c. Misel, o.
Ava route /, spent few days
the past week in the Andersen
home.
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Achievement. Dow

Continued From Page II
will be served by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church. Fun at
the table will be directed by the
Belle Valley and Rich Valley
groups.
The afternoon session will
begin with talk and showing
of colored slides by Miss Alice
Sharples, home economics agent
from Morgan county. Included in
the afternoon session will be
group singing and business
session. The Ava group will be
in charge of recognition time. A
skit will be presented by the
Batesville group and at the close
of the program, a talk viii be
given by Mrs. Loa Whitfield,
state leader in home economics.
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Low Bid

CONTINUED From Page II
an opinion that when the COM
missioners purchased material
or equipment on forced
account procedure, the final
decision Of its purchase would
then be the responsibility Of the
county engineer.
It was this question of law
that delayed action by the COM
missioners in the purchase of
the bridge at the Monday meet
ing.
Commissioner McNutt stated
Monday that the county prosecu-
tor would be asked to prepare a
motion which would authorize
the board of commissioners to
proceed with the bridge pur-
chase.
II the event the commission
ers are advised by the county
prosecutor that they cannot
proceed with the method now
being considered for purchasing
the bridge, it is likely that the
board will ask for bids and dis
card the forced account pro
cedure which would have dele
gated the county engineer full
authority in the purchase.
The overall length of the new
Sorg bridge will be 81 feet with
a roadway of l8 feet.
Bids provided for all necessary
steel, guardrail and one shol
coat of approved paint. Materials
are to be delivered, unloaded anc
assembled at the site.
The new all-steel truss bridge
will replace an old wooden
covered bridge. 1t is located only
short distance from Berne OF
township road 302.
Designed for H-l2 loading, thu
bridge construction will includ'
three by four inch creosot
strip flooring.
All three proposals indicate'
that the bridge would be locate'
on the old site and possibly Of
the old abutments or new one
built by the county crew.
Words of some measure Q
disagreement were expresse
between Commissioner McNut
and Davis at the Monday meet
ing over the awarding of tn
bridge job.
1t is seldom that a question
ever raised over the procedur
followed by the commissioner
in purchasing material an
equipment for the county. Th
apparent rift between Demo
cratic Commissioner McNutt an
the former Republican commi
sioner is believed by many
be of political significance, sine
McNutt is a candidate for IT
election this year.
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Jenkins, DR.. and Mrs. Stewart
Ricard, of Caldwell, serving as
the hosts and hostesses.
Samuel Hardin Stille, of Lower
Salem, was the guest speaker and
he used as his subject, Medicine
From Medieval Times Until the
Present"
DR.. Samuel Howe, of Marietta,
outgoing president, prezided for
the business meeting and cleo
ton of officers. Those elected
and installed included: DR.. Cation
of McConnelsville, president; DR..
William Rankin, Jr, of Marietta,
vice president, and DR.. Jenkins,
of Caldwell, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. James Cation, president
of the auxiliary, presided at
their meeting when a colorful
candellighting ceremony was
featured in the installation of
the following officers: Mrs.
Samuel Howe, president; Mrs.
Jenkins, vice president; Mrs.
Ricard, secretary, and Mrs. l.. E.
Butts, of Marietta, treasurer.
Mrs. w. H. Nicholson, of Cam
bridge, was the installing of
ficer. Each new officer received
a corsage and Mrs. Cation was
presented with a past PRESIDENT
min
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Purses Raised
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from the state this year in
monies derived from pari-mutuel
betting.
Of this amount, $1,954.85 must
be spent on the speed program
and the fair board elected to
raise the purses for the in
dividual racing, including the
2:26 pace, 2:14 trot; 2:20 pace,
2:26 trot, 2:15 pace and the 2:20
trot.
The purse is to be divided into
two parts, one half of which will
be raced for in each heat and
the money divided into five pots.
The amount of $39106 must
also be spent on the racing pro-
gram and the fair board decided
to use this on the track, either
for the automatic starter or the
sound man, WalkenshaW said.
The remaining $l,954.85 may
be spent in any way that the
fair board deems fit and this
amount will be placed in the
general fund.
The Noble county fair will
open on Wednesday, Aug. 27 and
continue Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Aug, %, 90, and 80.
The Muskingum county fair
will be held Aug. 1916; Monroe
county fair, Aug. 20-23; Washing
ton county fair, Aug. 31-Sept. g.;
Morgan county fair, Sept. So;
Harrison county fair, Sept. 1913,
and Guernsey county fair, Sept.
24-27.
AS their three night attrac-
tons, the Noble county fair will
feature the Midwestern Hayride,
the Motor Olympics tournament
of thrills and the Cherokee
Ranch Wild West rodeo.
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Caldwell Route )

CALDWELL ROUTE 3-Edna
Boyd and Esther Garvin called
at Forrest Stiers, Monday after
noon.
The Wonder What Ladies held
a quilting Tuesday at the Tilton-
vile school house. Those present
were: Allie Garvin, Sophia Mil
Ter, Edith Garvin, Lizzie Rad
cliff, Fern Woodford, Halle
Hughes, Edna Garvin, Esther
Garvin, Vesta Mcfarland, Gree
ten Woodford, Guila Garvin,
Carrie Reed, Esther Moore,
Grace Radcliff, Martha Reed,
Bonnie Heddleson, Mrs. Michel
son, Angie McAuley and Louise
Haga.
Edna Boyd called on Mrs.
Glen Garvin, Wednesday.
Virgie Gardner and Edna
Boyd spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Boyd
and Lille.
Eddie Chandler spent Tuesday
with his wife and family. They
accompanied him back to Mari
eta.
Edna Boyd and Virgie Gard
ner attended the funeral of
Howard Tilton, Thursday, at
Caldwell
Several from this vicinity at
tended the sales of Irwin Yerian
and Albert Adds this week.
Mrs. Oscar King still remains
a patient in Guernsey Memorial
hospital.
Otto Gardner and Erwin Tilton,
of Akron, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Club Garvin and Edith spent
Thursday evening with Edna
Boyd
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Garvin and
Peulah spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Garvin,
of Sharon.
Annie Allen is on the sick list.
Mrs. Glenn Garvin, Johnnie
and Beulah, Mrs. Ernest Barn
hart and Sue Hutchns were
shopping in GAINESVILLE, Thurs
day.
Alva Garvin was helping at
Jay Barnes of McConnelsville,
Saturday.
Route three took on some new
patrons, Saturday, part of Dexter
City route l.
Edna Boyd and Guila Garvin
attended the funeral of Mary
Marshall, Saturday.
Leoda McGee is spending a
few days with Virgie Gardne.
and Edna Boyd.
Friends were sorry to hear of
the death of Lewis Jerles, q
former resident of this vicinity
Burial was made in California.
Glenn Garvin and Beulah call
ed on Edna Boyd, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Well
and Dicky, Christy and Donna
and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Wiley
spent Sunday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Garvin.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Barnhart
and James spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clem Garvir
and Beulah.
Greeten Woodford called or
Edna Boyd, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Bessie Harper, Dwight
and Fred, and Mrs. Virgins
Wagner spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Smith
and Johnnie and Gary, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman ant
George, Sherida and Karen spen
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Boney, of Hoskinsville.
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Ohio Power
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amounts of Scotch pine, Austrian
pine, Corsican Pine, Norway
spruce and white spruce.
In addition to regular seed
lings, experimental paintings of
various species are being made
in cooperation with state and
federal research stations.
Plants are expected to be COM
pleted during the latter part of
April.
Source of seedlings this year is
the Ohio Division of Forestry
Nurseries at Green Springs,
GAINESVILLE and Marietta and the
Ohio Nursery Sales Co. Labor
is supplied under contract by
the Dunzweiler Construction Co.
of GAINESVILLE.
The reclamation program IS
under the direction of John j.
Reiser, Canton, assistant man
ager of Ohio Powers Right-of-
Way and Real Estate Dept
See The Journal for ..
Quality prjntiuU
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Florence Youth
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of guilty before Mayor P. R.
Blake, Of Dexter City.
Bobby Joe Ashworth, of East
Cleveland, was arrested by the
sheriff's department, Sunday
evening on charges of passing in
a hazardous zone and reckless
operation. On the first count he
was fined $40 and costs and on
the second count, SIS and costs
The total amount, court costs
included on both counts, amount
ed to $40.46. He apr reared before
the Dexter City mayor to answer
to the charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

Houseceaning fun, and easier when let family
bers help and when they do they take pride keeping the
house clean.
Allocate jobs to be done Father do the ladder jobs Subteens
ana Teens can sort out toys comic DOCKS Iecolos no utgown
too, and them
To make easier look products and choose
to try They designed make houeeanng easier and lend
to old chores Chdproo floors heavy family traffic
especially kitchen and bath Chdpoof with self polishing vnyl
floor for long lasting brightness repecy and scu
resistance Use vnyl floor all floors And lastly plan
housec.eanng week treatdnner picnic showsome
thing the family and you will enjoy
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Danny McKitrick
of Columbus, are announcing the
birth of a son, March 80, named
Randall Lee. Mr. and Mrs. For
est McKitrick, of Caldwell, are
the paternal grandparents.
Dawn Carol Johnson, of North
street, and Kittie 10 Parks, of
Playground street, spent the
Easter vacation with friends and
relatives in Columbus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
LARGE Selection OF Books
Received From Sta te Library

large selection
Caldwell Public Library
cording to the librarian.
The list includes the following adult books Bury
Box by RUSSELL Morley Bran Jackie
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

Most of the frozen cherries
sold in retail stores come in To-
ounce tins and are red sour cher
ries. They are usually packed in
sugar.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
MeConne|sviIIe 0steopath Is
Named District Aeade en,y Head

Dr. James Cation of McConnesvle, elected president
the ninth district academy Oeopatc
and Mrs Samuel Howe Marietta president
auxiliary unit at joint meeting held Thursday evening Ogles
Maple Shade Inn south of Caldwell
Covers arranged for 30 guests with Dr. and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
Commissioners Approve
s1,q67.25 Relief Bill

DR. Paul O. Huth of ST. Francis hospital had the largest
bills approved for relief by the Noble county their
last regular meeting
Dr. Huh received check the 81 addition
to this bill there number of Others all approved for the relief
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

With modern houses, founda-
on paintings should be low and
preading. Low giants are es-
,ecially desirable at doorWays
nd under windows, unless the
ouse has a high foundation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

Net income per farm in Ohio
lst year was $2,117, compared
. $2,237 in 1856, according to
)aio State University extension
n"onomistS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

Four-H sled-dog projects were
'arted two years ago by six
skimo boys at Kotzebue
Alaska. The project began with
each boy caring for a puppy and
training him to pull a small sled.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

WITH SPRING IN THE AIR and just around the
w bring Spring flowers to the table pe pie
that be made well ahead of serving pie to make
your busiest dayand definitely pie for party This pie
has creamy fluffy, fuit-avored filling that nees in
luscious quick The tulips easily made
described in the recipe
BANANA AND RASPBERRY
1 package raspberry fruit II cold water
favored gelatin whipping
Dash of salt / cup mashed bananas
1 cup hot water l baked 9-inch cocOnut pie shell
Dissolve gelatin and salt in hot Add cold Chill
until slightly thickened Whip fold into gelatin Then
fold in mashed bananas Pour into cold coconut she'll Chill
until firm.
To decorate Heat IA tablespoons light and square
chocolate hot stir until smooth Whip
whipping pile in ulp-shaped
of pie Then form and leaves with the chocolate
syrup mixture
Quick Coconu Crust Combine tablespoons soft butter
of Bakers Angel Flake Coconut Press evenly into lightly
buered g. or 9nch pie Bake in slow 300F F) Is to
20 minutes, until golden brown. Cool.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

The proportion of Ohio's farm
land occupied by relatively
mall farms has declined rather
7harply in the last twenty years
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

Exports of U. S. farm products
ave gained substantially - from
2 8 billion in the fiscal year
'A53 TO a record breaking SAT
h.llion in the fiscal year 1857
an increase of 68 percent in
value, 94 percent in volume.
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NO STEPS
4 BEDROOMS
BETHESDA
OPEN
DAILY, NooN-DARK

New split-level for i'm
mediate occupancy. 3 and
4 spacious bedrooms, 21a to
3 baths, large family room
adaptable to 4th and 5th
bedrooms, all-electric color
matched kitchen with spa
cious dining area; / and z
car garages; full daylight
bsmt. From $23, 800, as low
as $4,000 down; 25-yeaI
loans available.
DIRECTIONS: Out Wis
ave. to Bank of Bethesda
left on Old Georgetown I'd
to Mckinley st., left on Nc
Kinley to Hemstead, right
to home.
GREENTREE CORP.
BUILDER
JU. 8-1400 OIL. 4-2623
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
GLAMOROUS ISOLATION

IN n, wzIsHH Ash WSES YoREsr
d ioa iH SEsiS Ht1S aSg bt GIIpyh
BIER; 3 bedrIns,; blg lot: take oyel
payments on $4,000 or loan with
low down payment. First tint
lffered, Call Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
REALTY co. ST. a-13nH..
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BETHESDA
HANDLERS
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
$22. $50; 3-bedro0m. 2-bath combi-
nation: ground level basement.
S1S, 800 FLA loan: 25 to 80 years.
Ewes, Mr.. Long. Pc. 2-4794.
NO STEPS
To this coy 2-bedroom brick ram
bier located on beautiful level cor
|ner fenced lot: assume 4ee loan
or will place new FLA or OF loan,
Price. S12,Sb0.
4 BEDROOMS
Yes, 2 full baths; large corner
fenced yard: immaculate-conditior
brick split level: $4,000 down;
S109 81 a month: also blocks tC
Catholic school.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & Sons
PERPETUAL BLDG. JU. 9-390G
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CHEVERLY
Super Brick Cape Cod

4 bedrms. Near entrance to wash.
ington- Baltimore pkwy. for Fl
Meade and downtown-Huge ex-
pertly Handicapped corner lot, 2-cal
carport; completely paneled base.
ment, 2 6replaceS, rear rooted
patio, all-electric kitchen, separate
dining rm., big living rm. Owner,
whose family is growing smaller
says sell quick. Real chance for
buy here.
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4-BEDRM. COLONIAL
Only $500 Down
VETS OR NON-VETS


SALES PRICE, $4,000
DEER PARK AEIGHTS-3 bed
rms. full bsmt., brick eonstruc-
ton. fully equipped kit. and sep.
sodded and Handicapped; monthly
payments less than rent: new ele-
mentary and jr. high schools lust
opened this year: convenient to
new NARROW Heights shop. center,
Boiling Field, Andrews Air Force
Base Naval Research Lab. and
at 1907 Dallas dr..
DIRECTIONS; Suitland pkwy. to
Branch ave, right on Branch to
st. Barnabas I'd, right on st. Bar
nabas 7/10 mi. to Dallas DR.. and
ALLEN sfi5LLsRcs R e Pser IN car krE HeiESss
2011 K st. NV. Wash. 8. D. c.
FE. $4,000 RE-. 6-bQ60
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HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.

ATTRACTIVE 4O-FT. BRICK Ram.
MIR big bedrms.. lS-ft Inv
rm., sep. din. rm,. heaut. picture
book. kit, lge. expansion attic
cas- h.-W.h., storm windows, avn
lngs, hedge Enclosed yard. &l2,e5u
FILA or OF terms. PRINCE
qEoRoEs PROPERTIES AP
STYLE AND CHARM---Almost new
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod;
liv. rm. with fireplace and open
stairway, sep. din. rm., family
size kit, 20-ft. master bedrms. !,
beaut. rec, rm. finished In an
tlque surfwood; conv. TO every
thing $1,000. FHA or OF terms,
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
REDWOOD RANCH RAMBLER, Gus.
tom built, situated on beaut
wooded y acre; 3 twtn-size bed
rms; lok25-tt; Nv: Tm; with open
I0xl5-ft. Kit. with breakfast nook
14xl4 screened porch. full bsmt.,
pretty as picture. S19.95O
Conventional or FLA terms
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP, 7-7774.
ROOM FOR KIDS TO RUN-6 a,
mod. hse., sm. barn, cottage.
mi. D. c, S21,500. cH. S-7i6O
ASSUME CT LOAN BALANCE d
81 ,0OO-Mount Calvary Parish
On Marlboro pike. 3-bedrm. ram,
Sl3.500. Low down payment, T. d
BURGESS, RE. $4,000 til s pm
RAMBLER; About " acre; trees; {
pedrms.,. 2 baths; new; vacant. AlsS
s eSIss; DosSwETS Eh acres atso, VA Y
8 ROOM HOUSE; 2M acres; tobacco
barns, fruit trees; at the Cross
change. OWNER, ia. 5000.
NO Cash DOWN-And you DON'T
have TO be q veteran. Cute 2-bed-
rm; ranch rambler in Carmody
Hills. Large level yard: S92 mo.
pays all. Only S12.400. Call 'til
. Pm, Phi; Sat, sun. HU. $500,
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-Assume Ice,
81 loan; 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
f1repL, sep. din. rm.; full tiled
FoR ss1r Ill. brick
ran e, only 9lI, $1,000; H., iTeD ssD
$3.50 aAAss AAAA BnAAANss AAA gAsoOh
Idn. in service 5000 On.
TEMPLE HILLS-Brick rambler;
3 bedrms.. din. rm., firepl.: full
hsmt.: only $4,000; try 5000 dn.
OF. RE. $4,000 til Q pm,
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
LANHAM-oPEN DAILY. Three
bedrm. brick rambler, with full
bsmt.. on large corner lot.
THOMAS r. HALEY. Realtor
Lanham. Nd. AP. 7-S30O
NO CAsH-GI
41S 4Sth ave-, Capitol Heights
Nd. Rambler; S10,400. Clean ano
cozy. Gust like new" Framed in
trees, roses and shrubbery, 2 cheer
full bedrms.: lge., bright, clean
kitchen, porch. GAS HoT-wATEF
HEAT. Lge. fenced lot. S6S.2s
month includes all. Purchaser mus
earn approx. 81 300 year. Have II
hurry on this unusual find" Gel
out to see this quick. then call Mr.
Hall, JU. 7-770O (eves., VIII. 2.
60SD, to move in. To reach: Out
Central ave. LIST block past Nd
d. c. line to 4Sth ave, right on.
block to home. FREDERICK W
RERTN9 GALES, INC
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COIORED-S76 MO
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANAC0STIA, by OWNER - Brick
semidetached home with front
porch, entr. hall, liv. rm,, din.
nm. breakfast I'm. and kitchen on
2nd A.; full bsmt. with shower
bath; nice corner lot: Diet. ga
rage; oil h.-w. heat. Transfer
forces sale. Asking S15.950.
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HOLMES RUN ACREs-Split-level
contemporary: 3 bedrooms. III
baths, rec. room. patio, carport,
left 70 Holmes Run DR.. to 1884.
JE. 4-6064.
LAKE BAREFOOT = Choice wa
TERFRONT antique brick home;
sen SeU dinins rr gA ssh. sun dec lei
pvt. beach, boat dock and ter
races. Price, mid 4oS. OWNER
CT. 6-1220.
PARK-3-bedrm. bFick
mins poo IN $1,000: ' 81 800 VII
handle. zoos Pima st.. Alex
We, y. A-72oo.
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IDEAL LOCATION ON levei,
wooded lot, Crestwood: sDlit-1eyeL
3 bedrms., Ia baths: loaded with
extras: 30-yr. FHA loan NAV be
assumed No agents. 6905 Han
over ave. sprinEiield. Va. Fl.
4-6343.
BOY, on BOY! what q buyI AS
sumo this S17.10O 4lzes OF loan
$3.50 down and move right into
this 3-yF.-yOung most attractive
3-bedrm., 21z-bath grlit-leyel; rec
rEn.. attached garage, private
patio: wooded A-acre yard. Lot Of
house for the money. We've got
the keys, 50 call now. il. 3-20g3
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY,
INC. Realtors. Closed SUNDAYS.
NO DOWN PAYMENT NECEssARY
for . qualified Vet 10 buy q bar.
gain 10 q spanking brick ram.
bier; 3 spacious bedrooms. 2 full
baths, wife-Gaver kitchen and full
size dining room. Want more fol
your CT Ioani Even 8 eaTport 4
included for . low, low price d
41b,176. Can 3 I'll Q. LURlA
BROS, EKALToRs, "A. 1880
204e wilson blvd.
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MASS. AVE. ExT.-Immac. brick
rambler that you win be proud 10
call your own; 3 generous sized
bedrms.. 3 baths. sep. dining rm.,
living porch, attached garage,
ground-level rec. rm. opens onto
beaut. garden. owners investment
far exceeds the asking price OF
$37 500, FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC. OIL. 2-7006: ewes. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13

UP! up UPl goes the temperature
but on this st-acre in this beauti-
full, new, rustic rambler you'n
never notice It. Especially In the
Ing rm. with End fireplace, family.
sized dining rm, peach Of .
kitchen with eating space. birch
cabinet, eye-level oven; 3 nice
bedrms., 2 full tiled baths. Only
S19,850; $4,000 down; easy pay
ments: Look ct this to-day, ".
3-2093, VIM. A. CHAPMAN RE-
Atty INC. 70l "; Broad Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-13

coLORED--BRIcKy SOS On: 2
move In with deposit. ~. S-Ts50'
UN. 4-7005.