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the whole nation would become
one big commune in a few
years. but there seemed to be
some doubt and resistance
among the leaders themselves.
Time alone can tell what lies
ahead for China and the mill
lions confined in her COM
munes.
However, agricultural pro-
duction is rising, though no one
can swallow without a grain of
salt the astronomical figures
reeled out by officials. The
methods adopted to achieve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

It's teeming millions, but 1t Is
difhcult TO check the figures on
agricultural production. II is
possible that they are general
izing from successes on small
experimental farms. 1t is pos
sible that their bookkeeping
may be faulty.
Or, maybe, China's soil has
Joined the Communist Party's
big leap forward campaign"
1t is anybody's guess.
Copyright, 1859,
by the Associated Pressl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

cotics and Drug Act, Sergt. Ra-
boy said this was the first con-
viction Of its kirh in the Dis
trict.
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tie. but he would always give
false ones, the sergeant said.
Gillespie was found guilty of
violating the Uniform Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

in the countryside where no
one can retire and reflect, and
the lack Of privacy and solitude
is TO me more terrifying than
all the hells put together.
Production Rising
Communist Party Chairman
Mao Tse-tung had hoped that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

This is fhs lost Of five articles by
Dr.. Sipoti chondrosskhor, director
Of lndio's Institute for Population
Studies, who travelled extensively in
Chino.
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Lack of Privacy

This is the commune where
human beings are reduced to
the level Of inmates in a ZOO.
But there is a difference. The
animals in a ZOO do not have to
work hard, and, what is more,
they don't have to listen to
the quasi-compulsory radio.
The lack of peace and quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
BY DIR. SRIPATI
CHANDRASEKHAR

Hard work is the order Of the
day in the Chill Yin peoples
commune which visited dur
ing my travels in Red China.
The evening brings a dash OF
recreation-aRd large doses Of
Communist training.
After the days toll in the
fields and factories Of this
pioneer commune in Honan
Province, all attend regular
classes. There they listen TO
the radio, which pours out the
latest editorial from the Peo-
Piles Daily, the latest produc-
ton figures from agriculture
and industry, the latest gov
eminent measures to liquidate
Chang Kai-shek, figures on
how China has surpassed Brit
ain in the production Of vari-
Gus industrial goods.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05
Bluffton Boys
Participate In
Industrial Forum

Twenty Bluffton high school
junior and senior boys have reg
istered to attend the fourth an
nual High School Industrial Fo
rum March 10-11 and IL spon-
sored by the Lima Management
club in cooperation with Bath
high school.
The forum is planned to help
high school students better under
stand the opportunities open to
them in industry, and how they
can start now to prepare for the
career of their liking through
proper selection of study courses.
Students will open the forum at
$50 Tuesday in Bath high school
where they will hear the intro
ductory speech and then attend
work shop classes from until
9 p. m.
On Wednesday evening work
shop classes will be resumed
again at $50, and on Thursday,
March IL, the students viii be
assigned to various plant tours
starting at l p. m. Only students
who attend both the evening ses-
sions will be eligible to make a
plant tour.
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treasurer.

REMODELING the old Nickel
Plate railroad freight house re-
Gently, worEmen found a number
of old waybills recalling the
names of Bluffton business firms
of 1891, and incidentally, freight
rates which now seem out of
this world. Ralph Patterson
passed them along to stir nos
talgia of News readers.
Many of the bills were signed
by M. M. "Dode" Murray and
Charles Yerger, who operated
dray businesses at the time.
J. E. Lugibihl, early Bluffton
drygoods merchant, was billed
$7.79 for freight on three cases
of calicoes weighing 1850 pounds.
1t cost a firm addressed as Guy
selman & r. a total of IS cents
for transporting horse collars
weighing 100 pounds. w. ]. Staat.
er received shipment of a bar.
rel of sugar and a barrel oi
crackers at IS cents freight
charge.
The shipments were made al
the time by the Lake Erie &
Western Railroad company, pre-
decessor of the Nickel Plate.
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is correct you are not likely

Jack Pisel and children of Lima,
Cpl. and Mrs. Dwight Carey and
daughters of Delta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Eikenbary OF Bluffton and
Mrs. Alma Amstutz and Arthur
Weaver of Beaverdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Vertner
returned home Friday evening
from Jacksonville, Fla, on a bus
mess trip. Stan says he will have
his new ranch home in Florida
completed soon.
Mrs. Waif Amstutz will have a
public sale today starting at II:
30 p. m, one mile northeast of
Beaverdam, just north of u. S.
IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Langen-
berg of Ada were Monday after
noon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Rupright.
Edwin Anderson of Pandora
has returned home after two
years service in Germany. He is
the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Anderson and Mrs. Lille
Anderson of this place.
Bernard Younkman, who was
graduated from San Diego, Calf.
o. r. T. school is now attending
the Oakland, Calf, o. r. T.
school for six months.
Saturday evening a surprise
party Was held in the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palte in hon
or of Johns birthday. Present
were Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Wal
lace and son, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Halker and daugher of Lima, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Renner of Column
bus Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence Palte, Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
Palte of Ottawa, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Palte, Mr.. and Mrs. Evar
Leiber and Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Palte.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Mrs. Rosa Stoodt, Sc
who passed away Monday eve
ming at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Howard Fisher.
Mrs. Delmer Donaldson of Nc
Comb and Mrs. Kenneth Donald
son and daughters were Sunday
afternoon visitors in Fostoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Amstut1
of near Pandora called on Mr.
and Mrs. l. j. Amstutz Sunday
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Beaverdam

Beaverdam PTA met Wednes-
day at the high school. Devotions
by Rev. James Heininger of the
Bluffton Methodist church; buSi-
ness meeting; then program by
Prof. John Klassen. Refresh
ments were served by the fourth
and fifth grade room mothers.
The annual Beaverdam Farm
ers Elevator banquet was held
Tuesday evening in the high
school auditorium. Dinner was
served by the mothers of PTA.
Beaverdam Athletic association
banquet will be held Tuesday
evening, March 10.
Sunday guests in the Fred An
drews' home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Metcalf and June, Mr.. and
Mrs. Memo Lenpp of Wauseon
and Mrs. Floyd King of Toledo.
Mrs. Elnora Clark was admit.
ted to Lima Convalescent home,
1850 Allentown road, Lima, last
week, from Lima Memorial hos.
pital. Mrs. Clark celebrated hel
82nd birthday last week, and she
wishes to express her apprecia
ton and thanks for the nice cards
received.
Miss Sandra Bassitt wa:
awarded the position of clerk a
Beaverdam high school beginning
March IS.
Congratulations to Mr.. anC
Mrs. Willard Hughes on the brit
of a son, February "a, in Blufftor
Community hospital. He has beer
named Christopher Lee.
Congratulations to Mr.. anC
| MRS. lOn Hefner OF Lima on mt
birth of a boy, Sunday, March /
at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Hef
ner is the former Carol Sue Eek
enwiler of this place.
Congratulations to Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Goldsberry, who are
the parents of a boy, born Al
the Bluffton hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nungestel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Zimmer
man enjoyed supper. Sunday eve
ming, with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Giffin, near Lima.
Weekend guests at the Eugene
Carey home were Mr.. and Mrs
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afternoon. Later they called on
a cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Spyker and daughters in Ottawa.
Homemade cookies were en-
Joyed by Mrs. Forbes and her
first grade pupils last Monday at
school when Jean Ann Donaldson
celebrated her seventh birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hall of
near Beaverdam entertained the
following in their home on Sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hall
and family of Geneva, Mrs. r. ].
(See Beaverdam p. III
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MAINLY PERSONAL

fields are reported to prize the
bright illustrations highly, be-
cause they do not see an abun-
dance of magazines and other
colored printing in their daily
lives.
A LETTER FROM Mrs. Flea
nor Roosevelt is now among the
highly priced possessions of Bluff
ton College Junior, Elizabeth
Lehman of Dalton.
Recently, as one of the assign
ments in American Government
class, students were asked to
write letters to government of
ficials and other political fig
ures. Miss Lehman's letter to
the late presidents wife in
quired about certain circumstanc-
eS surrounding FDR's death.
The reply with hand-written
| postscript was:
February 10, 1859
Dear Miss Lehman,
Thank you very much for
your letter. When my hus-
band died, the funeral rites
observed were as he would
have wished them to be. 1t
was his personal request not
to lie in state.
With kindeSt regards,
Very sincerely yours,
Eleanor Roosevelt
There was no need for an
autopsy as the doctors knew
the cause of death.
Elizabeth plans to preserve the
letter. It could become a collec-
tors item at some time.
| AMONG THE OLD PAPERS
which were uncovered at the sale
of personal property and real es.
tate of the late M. M. "Dode'
Murray last Saturday was the
high school diploma of his wife
, Ola Peppell Murray. She was q
: graduate of the Class of 1877, the
eighth group graduated from
Bluffton high school.
: The diploma was signed by S
t c. Patterson, then superintendent
! of schools, F. c. Steingraver
, president of the board of educa
ton, Henry c. Romey, secre
! | tary, and Andrew Hauenstein
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THE BLUFFTON POST Of
FICE often wins a kind word
from strangers and visitors, who
are apparently surprised to re-
ceive the kindly and helpful serv-
ice Bluffton patrons have long
GROWN accustomed to from Uncle
Sans civil service people.
Thus it was that Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Opitz of 211 Edith avenue,
Findlay, confided to us, standing
in line at the stamp window, that
they drive all the way to Bluff
ION to make their special foreign
mailings, because, 1.-The Bluffton
postal people are SO friendly"
The Optics had just complet-
ed mailing some 10 or is par
GELS to missionaries in various
parts of the world. And of all
things, the parcels were made
up entirely of discarded Christ
mas cards, they told us.
OF course, the Findlay couple
had spent hours and hours of
time cutting out the illustrations
on the cards and pasting them
on colored construction paper of
uniform sizes. They explained
that their cards are used by the
missionaries to attach Bible vers-
es to, or to present as prizes in
Scripture memorization contests
or for countless other purposes.
The cards are collected for
the Optics by various Sunday
School classes, individuals and
other groups. They must be sort.
ed out to eliminate Objectionable
pictures, cut apart and pasted
on the colored paper. All parts
of the card are used. Even the
blank. imprinted parts are made
into scratch pads, or often rub
ber stamped with some foreign
slogan or phrase used by thu
missionaries in their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Opitz estimate
that they spend $50 eight-houl
days a year on their motto
cards alone. The work is tedious
but they have enjoyed the count
less hours they have given to
in the past eight years, feelinl
that II has been worthwhile hell
TO the missionaries.
Youngsters in foreign mission
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.TALK@
TEENERS
by Beverly Benrotb

STEVE HERR, a high school
junior, has been named president
of the Bluffton FLA chapter
Steve succeeds Steve Dunlap,
FLA president last year. Officers
elected to second terms are Dave
Augsburger, vice president, and
Jerry Althaus, secretary. Tom
Nussbaum will serve as sentinel
for his fifth consecutive term.
Other officers elected were Gary
Herr. reporter, and Richard
Reichenbach, treasurer.
HIGH SCHOOL SHUTTER
BUGS may be interested in the
Kodak photo contest which has
been taking place since January
l. Grades 9-12 are eligible for
this contest which offers up to
$40, 400 in cash prizes. School
activities. people, pictorials, ami
mails and pets and other subject
matter may be entered in black
and white snapshots by March 81.
Pictures of last years winners
and further contest information
are posted in the high school
corridors. It's easy and fun and
free so why not try your hand
for some of the prizes? You
could be a winner!
ALTHOUGH the Sweethearts
Dance, sponsored by the Tri-Hi
Y and Hi-Y missed Valentine!
day by almost two weeks, it at
tracted a large number of dane
ers anyway. Cupid, who wa,
placed in a fountain in the cen
ter of the gym, eyed the dane
ers as they danced by red anc
white streamers and valentines
Earlier on Friday afternoon tn,
Tri-Hi-Y girls gave their secre
Sweetheart Sisters corsages
Head chairman of the dance wa.
Judy Frankhauser. Chairmen O
the various committees were San
dra Diller, admission; Kay Zim
merly and Betty Stratton, re
freshments; Ruth Frankhauser
decorations; Carol Herr and Hell
en- Geiger, music.
1
i THE HINIOP ACC ,,,iII =,
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THE JUNIOR CLASS will be
taking subscriptions and renew
ais for the Bluffton News as a
project. The class will sell door
to door this Saturday, March Z
through March IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
NICHOLAS
HE. $1,000

ADELPHI AREAi-Sma1 2-bedrm
home OF the road with wooded
half acre, stream, needing con.
siderable repairs. S8.950l Apt
only. RIPLEY CO., Ju, SOIL
ADELPHL, mr.. MOL. U. Of Nd,
and frame: full bsnit., expanda-
bic attic. ceramic bath; Ice wood.
ed lot; $4,000. By OWNER, HE
ADRLPHI KNOLLS, 1905 LagunS
Rd.--3-bedrn,. all-brick rambler,
baths: Biz porch: conv. loo, al.
FHA. priced Sf6.D5O. OWNER
HE. 4-625a.
ADJOINING LARGE RECREATION.
s1 A. 6AEH; are EsY these ns sisht ~
nearing completion. Located IN
fine residential area and offering
an unusual number Of MAJOR
features Living room with decor
alive mantel fireplace, SEPARATE
dining room, TWO BATHS, LARGE
completely finished recreation
room, THREE bright bedrooms,
DE LUKE kitchens. Situated on
well-landsceped level yard. S1D,-
o50-S20,450. win be ready for
occupancy in three weeks. Bring
your check hook!i Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
RD.j S12,960. Attract
2 bedrm., full bsmt. rambler or
over u acre lot, sep. garage, move
In with deposit. FREDERICK W
BERENs SALES. INC. RE. 6-5400
ALMOST n ACRE with tall trees
surrounding SEVEN-roorn rambler
with a SEPARATE din. rri., Dc
luxe kit. sUNRooM. Ice. ilv. rm.;
gar. and full bsmt.. sacrifice al
S17.950li Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7-8400,
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CHEvERLY AREA

$500 dn. or assume large AZ GI.
Economy of semidetaehed: lovely
modern Kit. 20 minutes 70 every
TRAM. kP. 7-s5S7. ~
cHILLUM TERRACE = CUSTOM
built Poretsky rambler Of 2 bed
rms. Here is one Of the finest.
Owner transferred. Ideal for cou-
pie. JAMES e. TUCKER. DU.
CHEVERLY-For sale BY OWNER.
Colonial house, clapboard and
brick: center hall. liv. rm with
firepl., din. rm.. KIT. with service
entrance, pine-paneled den. Ice.
bedrms.. ~ baths. walk-up attic,
lndry chute, asphalt tiled bsmt.,
garage, wooded lot: conv. to
churches, schools. d, C.. Transit
and swimming pool. Call sP'
CHEvERLY = Custom 10-rm. CO.
lonial; bedrms. and maids rr1..
3h baths, sun room. library, sun
S0xl50: walk-irl bsmt. walk-up
storage attic: built 1871: bricl
and frame; washer dryer, deep
dwntwn. b. {. win take sr1aller
house IN trade: Estimated re.
OWNER, S2S.500. SIP. 3-038S.
CHEVERLY--All the extras have
been added to this immaculate z
rm. brick home, Priced to sell at
$19,g50. Ia baths, den, ialouslef
porch, wall-to-wall Competing
crystal chandelier. patio: fenced
lot lot, etc; cenyi e. to St. Ambross
ERT 8. DAVIS CO.. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

Assume large FHA loan On a-bedrm.
brick rambler. fireplaces, din.
rm... large kit: beautiful, finished
h6nlt. Owner transferred and Will
ina TO sacrifice improvements.
call Mr., 0Tihbie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
SYLVAN PARADISE

II you dream OF having a
big beaut. yard with towering
shade trees. your dreams can
come true. We have Just listed
a home where many thousands
OF dollars have been spent in
plants and shrubs. Big level
1O0x170 lot improved BY big
spac. 5-rm. all-masonrv home,
gear detached garage, mod.
kit sep. din. rm., firepl.. hot
water heat: quiet scenic set
ting. Only Sl6.500 and assume
lge. 4heo loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

EVANSVILLE HILLS = Spacious
brk. Colonial featuring frepl
sep. din. rm.,. 3 unusually. lge
bedrms.: built-in garage and full
quality home in the finest resi-.
Dental section and priced below
reproduction at $4,000 with FHi
or conventional terms. Z. G
HILLEY q CO.. Realtors. AP. 4
72eQ, ----- ---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
CHEvERLY PARK

Here Is the type Of home
many of our clients ask about
Choice close-in location,
walking distance TO shopping
and schools: level cor. lot, set
OF BY white picket fence. Brick
construction. sep. din, rm.,
mod. kit with all birch cab
inets: fun bsmt. FLA approved
for low mo. payments. Price,
S15500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
GARDEN SPOT

Can you use q lge. h-acre
lot? With ample space for gar
dening. Asparagus patch al
ready In. Numerous fruit trees.
grape arbor. plants and shrubs.
Improved BY roomy 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod: sep. din. rm., 2
full baths. attached GARAGE,
bsmt, oil h..w.h.; splendid
close-in loo. Asking 81 900.
with good terms available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
sEABRooK ACRES

Brand-new value packed CT
tom-built brick split-levels anC.
rar1blers featuring lge. VOGUE.
lots, sep. din. rms, famils
rms ample bathrm. facilities
3 and 4 bedrms. available.
Price S20750 to S21,75O,
FLA approved.
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Realtor -Builder-Ins. UN. AHA:
$500 Annapolis Rd.
Bladensburg. Md


$500 Annapolis Rd.,
Bladensburg, Nd.
CLINTON-First Offering: new brick
rambler: carport; N-acre wooded
lot: your choice OF colors; early oc-
cupancy; S17.950. FORTIN REAL
TY. INC, LO. $4,000. Call today.
CHEVERLY AREA = Sparkling g.
bedrm., 11a-beth rambler; lge
bright kit w/hui't-'n oven and
birch cabinets. full daylight bsmt.,
Ice. country front porch: Sl4.950,
trades considered, PRINCE GEOR-
GES REALTY CO.. UN. 4-1166.
CHEVERLY, 1908 5sth Ave-
Open l to 8. Brick, 4-bedrr
home in exclusive Woodley Hill
Large liv. rm., fireplace. separat'
din. rm., rec. rm., 2 baths
screened porch, children's play
house in. rear. Many extras. Close
shopping and schools. A sacrificr
at $4,000. Low FILA down pay
ment. Mrs. Vuncanon on premises
FROWNFELTER REAL ESTATE
-
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GOOD FINANCING
BEST BUY
COLLEGE PARK

Comfortable, spacious 4-bed-
rm. Cape Cod, delightfully ST.
on lovely shaded lot: liv. rm.,
Ice. well-eouip. kit, full bsmt /,
big screened porch; Just S13,.
$50, and assume Ice. loan. o:
purchase under FLA terms,
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Vesta Real Estate
1ILLCKEST RAMBLER
AIR CONDITIONED
HillcreSt Heights

HiIIcreSt Heights
Lge. brick rambler, 8 bedrms.. 2h
baths, gar. rec. rm.. z hrepls; f:
location. Owner leaving town. For
a real value, call A. A. CAROZzA
Co, RE $4,000: eyes,, LU'
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DILLON PK.-Close in; 2 bedrms.
screened porch. fenced; $500 dn.
$9,950 full price. 10. $4,000
FORTH REALTY, INC.
DILLON PARK, 4 bedrm. brick, gar,
loan. THIS ONE rs ONE OF our
BEST BUYS AT $14,250. FRED
ERIcK W. BERENs SALES, INC.
RE. 6-5400
DISTRICT HEIGHTS - 2-bedrm
bungalow: liv. rm. with flrepl,. sep
din. rm.: expaudable attic: built.
IN garase: fenced yd.; front porch
Make your own terms. FRED.
ERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC
RE. $4,000.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. 1917 Fostel
st.-4 bedrms., 2 baths, din. Il,
pine-paneled family rm., hrepl.
bsmt.,. patio in back; cow. tc
Green, RE. 5-SOl3. MOORE q
MOORE, Realtors. RE. $4,000 OF
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. 10 Weber
dr.--Beaut. 2-bedrm. brick ramb
sep. din. rm., firepl. In liv. rm.
screened porch. part bsmt., extra
lge. rms. fenced back yd.. Diet
gar, open leo, ewes. Mr.. Hackett
RE. 6-S7g9, MOORE q MOORE
REALTORS, RE. $1,000, RE. 5.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS = OWNER
SAYS SELL UNDER CT TERMSP
Good home for q growing family
Large rooms, excel neighbor-
hood. close to public and parochi-
al schools. To see, call RE. 6-7gS2
:. CALVIN CRAWFORD CO.. INC
RE. $1,000
D STRICT HEIGHTS-By OWNER
Il, 900 DIN assume 4h%s GI loan
:I-bedrm., 2-bath corner brk.. ram.
bier: nm. rec. rm., full bsmt, 2H
yrs. old. RE. $3.50.
:ST RIVERDALE-S295 dn.: va.
cant: semidet. brick. 3 bedrms !.
no settlement charges, assume G.
4lasS loan. 10. 5-3740.
E. RIVERDALE = 8 bedrms., ~
baths; mod, kit. with washini
machine; fenced lot; vacant
compl. redec. $685. dn., no settle
ment charges. OWNER, 10. s.
FOREST HEIGHTS-Semidet.;
bedrms., IA baths. full bsmt.i
fenced yard. 10. 7-1274.
FOREST HTS.--S495 dn., no set.
+ Element chges.: semidet brk.,
bedrms., bsmt., pwdr. rm. LIST d
Assume 4l1et GI loan. 10. 6-3740
FOREST HEIGHTS--3 bedrms.. sep
din. rm., wall oven, tiled bsmt.
nice lot. Only $3.50 On. FORTIi
REALTY. INC, 10. $4,000.
FORESTVILLE--4 bedrms., 2 baths
sep. din. rFi1., full bsmt., ska
porch: Y ACRE, Asking S25.500
10. $4,000. FORTIN RLTY., INC
FOREST HEIGHTS-Open / til 8
124 Choctaw. 3 bedrfns.. ~ baths
carpeting, finished recreation rm.
beautifully handicapped, Anchor
fenced yard. playground equip.
ment: new-home condition. PUFF
FENBER0ER REALTOR, 10. z
5151: ewes, call Mrs. Nichols. 10
-0REST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
custom built brick rambler with
attached garage, large kitchen
dining rn1.. patio, Ice. liv. I'm. with
nrepl panoramic view overlookinr
the Potomac and Va. through {
left. picture window; wooded lot
BY OWNER, $40 Ottawa St.. 10
FULL PRICE. 50, SOO--Immacuiat,
2-bedroom bungalow. on level lot
near the East Hyattsville school
full bsnt;, large eoop porch; well
gage. AS low as $500 down. Cal
til 3 pm. WA $4,000. ROBERT
8 DAVIS q CO., INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
TAKoMA PARK

Is your family cramped for
space? Then make an appoint
ment to see this 5-bedrm., 2
bath home. No lack Of closet
space here. Huge din. rm., liv.
rm., kit. To appreciate the
many desirable features 1t Is
necessary that you make a
complete inspection. Cow. TO
everything, and only S1S,95O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
ANDREWS AREA
SUNDAY SPECIAL

3 bedrms,, bsmt.. porch, h.-wh.
big lot. S16.500.
3 bedrms.. brick Cape Cod. full
psmt. nice lot. SIS,5O0.
2 bedrms. sep. din. rm,, full bsmt
$13.250.
GOOD FINANCING