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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-04
FARMS

FARMS
Beaverdam School District
40 ACRES - Modern home, Az
miles to Bluffton, Mt. Cory
School District
80 ACRES - Modern home ex.
cept furnace, Cairo School Dis.
trict
As ACRES - Ultra Modern home
DO ACRES - Modern home.
PROPERTIES -
New homes in Pandora
Home in Mt. Cory, large lot
small price ....
Home in Rawson, priced right
Nice home in Columbus Grove
For more information the mum
Der is 7611
!. JONES REALTY
a.. Pandora, Ohio
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HIETY'S DIME DAYS!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
3 SATURDAY

ALL POTTED PLANTS which
formerly sold for 25c & 35c will
be closed out at 10c!
This offer includes branched
petunias, saliva, ageratum, mari
gold,s phlox, verbena, lantana
coleus. #+
Also, will be included hardy
perennials such as delphinium
and lupines and all remaining
green's such as Dusty Miller,
Springirie. Vinca Vine, etc.
Can you think of a better way
of filling out that empty space
in lawn or garden at more eco
nomical prices?
Come and see us and become
one of our regular customers for
the bargains which viii be COM
ing up this, Thurs, Fri. and Sat.
HIEFY FLORISTS
100 Grove 4O4-W
Bluffton, o.
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CARD OF THANKS

/ want to sincerely thank al
my friends, relatives and neigh
bors for their kindnesses, remem-
brances, cards and prayers dur
ing my recent illness.
Mrs. JoAnn Bender
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DUPLEX

Making neat appearance in top
location on S. Main-st., this
property provides comfortable
owners apartment, and modern,
4-room rental unit. Automatic
heat, attached garage. Ask for
further details.
EDGE OF TOWN
Late model home attractively
finished and decorated. Knotty
pine kitchen has birch cabinets,
double sink. Nice size bedrooms,
family room, attached garage.
See it:
Richard J. .Boehr, Salesman
Bluffton Phone $3.50
Arthur w. Gnagi, Realtor
Lima, Ohio Phone wy 1921
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GET BARGAINS FROM VAN
YOUR REAL ESTATE MAN
IN ADA - $4,000
A department building showing
$135 a month income. Furniture
goes with building. Owner has
left this community. Can sell for
ONLY $1,000 DOWN, $500 per
month.
7 ROOM HOUSE - $1,000 DOWN
Has 4 rooms with half bath
down, 4 rooms and full bath up,
basement with furnace, nice
corner lot, large garage. Priced
at $10,500 with immediate pos
session.
IA ACRE FARM - ONLY $4,000
DOWN ,
Has a modern 7 room home,
nice barn, garage, implement
sheds, poultry house, and good
well drained soil. Priced at
$4,000 with $1,000 plus interest
per year payments. POSSES
SION AT ONCE.
SOUTH OF BLUFFTON
A nice 5-room house with kit
chen cupboardS, 2-car garage al
most new, small barn, hog house
and implement shed, poultry
house, 5 acres of ground. Priced
at $10,500 and can sell for rea-
sonable down payment.
IF YOU HAVE A HOME OR
FARM TO SELL SEE US.
WE MAKE LONG TERM LOANS
WE SPECIALIZE IN FARM
INSURANCE
WE HAVE FILA. OR G.I.
MONEY FOR NEW HOMES
WHATEVER YOUR NEED is
PERTAINING TO REAL
ESTATE SEE US.
IRWIN VANDEMARK
REALTOR
208 N. Main. Phone Z Ada
Justin Carey Phone Ada 8S
Louella Welsh Phone Ada
Red 227
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PRESERVE THAT LAWN AND
GARDEN
with

WWED KILLERS for lawn;-
liquid, dry and Weed-bar. We
have positive proof of deadly re-
action of Weed-bar. Ask about
il.
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WATERING will soon be a
problem, and it is time to use
garden hoses, perforated hoses,
sprinklers big and little.
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VACATIONS COMING UP -
so MULCH YOUR GARDEN with
peat moss, wood shavings which
preserves moisture and holds
weeds down.
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w A N T E D
N o TICE E

PAINTING is EASY when
you use the famous Kemtone and
Kemglo interior decorator colors
for your home. Waltermire's.
DAIRYMEN! Do you want
grass silage that smells better
and tastes better to your cows?
Join the many satisfied dairy
men using Gold Leaf Silo-Joy
flavor preservative. For sale at
Master Feed Mill. Phi. 317-W. N-8
FREE BANTAMS. Phone 563-
Y.
FREE COLLIE PUPPIES
Russell Suter, / mile north, 8
miles west on Bixel Rd.
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POTTED ROSE BUSHES, are
growing like mad, ready to
beautify that spot where the old
bush failed to appear, or beau
tify other spots. Our assortment
is good yet. Try some.
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GIRLS ENGLISH BIKE, play
gym with slide, 7A" heavy duty
Max-saw., electric hand saw,
Miller-Falls mitre box and saw
Golfers encyclopedia set and
bookcase, Fender electric guitar
and amplifier, also fireplace
wood. Harold Pearson, 1 mile
east of Bluffton.
SORGHUM, $4 per gallon. Del
bert Gratz, College road, phone
412-G.
II ACRES nice hay. Vernon
Yoakam, 319 miles northwest of
Bluffton on Bixel Road. Phone
523-T.
YOUNG RABBITS, all colors,
10 weeks old. Phone 627-T.
1850 FORD 2-door, very good
condition; Life-saver tubeless
tires, heater, radio, low mileage,
reasonably priced. c.. A. Biery,
199 w. Kibler.
VINEGAR, homemade cider
vinegar, Waldo Hofstetter, Phone
646-W, Grove st. road.
FREEZER SUPPLIES-Freze
bags, plastic containers, Freze
boxes, pint, pint-and-half, and
quart sizes. Waltermire's.
UTILITY V BELTS: Perfectly
balanced to deliver smooth, quiet
flow of power 12" wide. 20" to
Sc" long. Priced from 63c to
$1.20. Western Auto Associate
Store.
BATHING SUITS for women,
girls and boys, a nice selection,
also all types of children's sports
wear. Waltermire's.
FENCE PICKETS = Redwood
with Gothic top. Aft. long, 22c
each, Steinman Bros. Lumber Co.
SWIM EQUIPMENT: Swim
masks, ear stopples, nose clip,
swim float, u S. approved life
Jackets, boat cushions and seats.
Western Auto Associate Store.
GARDEN TRACTORS H. P.
Bolens Huski garden tractor with
cultivator, plow, disc and dozer
blade. C. F. Niswander & Son,
phone 126-W.
CREOSOTED POLES-New
shipment, all sizes for pole barn
or other farm building construc-
ton. Ask for our prices. Stein
man Bros. Lumber Co.
TROUSERS CREASERS. Easy
to use. Hang wash trousers up,
no ironing necessary. Walter
mire'S.
FOR BACKYARD FUN: Gro
quet Sets, Badminton sets, Ten
mis- Rackets, Pitching Horseshoe
sets. Badminton Shuttlecock, Bad
minton Racket, Badminton Nets,
Tennis Balls, Tennis Racket
Press, Practice Golf Balls. Wes-
tern Auto Associate Store.
JUST ARRIVED-New ship
ment of ladies' sleeveless dresses,
sportswear including shorts,
Bermudas, pedal pushers, blouses,
etc. Waltermire's.
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PLANTS NEED FOOD and
DISEASE PROTECTION. We
have water soluable and dry
chemical and organic foods. For
diseases, use our dusts and
sprays. Ask ABOUT them.
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BATHING SUITS for women,
girls and boys, a nice selection,
also all types of children's sports
wear. Waltermire's.
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HANDY TOOLS for cutting
roses, etc. We specialize in labor
saving tools. See our special
JET. shuttle hoe; also dandy
v hoe useful around close plant
ings; Garden carts and many
other tools.
CRABGRASS season is here, so
we recommend using killer
containing. Solar. Let us show
you how to do it.
RELAX AFTER WORK with
lawn chairs; ENJOY outdoor
meals with barbecues.
LATE GARDENERS - seeds
and plants are still available.
CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OC-
CASIONS. WE TELEGRAPH,
anytime any where.
STOP IN. OPEN WEEKDAYS
s a. m. to p. m.
aNEW TELEPHONE NO. 421-W
Please make the change in di-
rectory.
HERR
GARDENS & GREENHOUSE
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Maryland Y
Plans House,
Garden Tour

The third annual House
and Garden Tour for the
benefit Of the YWCA Of
Montgomery County is sched-
uled for April % from 1890
am. to 5 pm.
Five historic houses in
Upper Montgomery County
will be open to visitors for
this event.
Tea will be served at Sill
yer Spring Farms, the home
Of Col. and Mrs. E. Brooke
Lee in Woodfield. Many Of
the furnishings at this home
come from the home of Fran
els Preston Blair, great
grandfather of Col. Lee. Mr..
Blair was political advisor to
President Andrew Jackson.
The Damascus Garden
Club, under the chairman
ship Of Mrs. Herbert s. Hy-
att. will provide the flower
arrangements that will be
displayed in the houses.
Tickets are available at the
YWCA office in Kensington in
advance or at any of the
houses on the tour day.
Mrs. Jesse T. Price is
chairman Of the event.
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ON EMBASSY ROW
Deputy Premier
OfIrdn Honored

pleted. is leaving for hts
homeland this evening.
49,
Another diplomatic party
last evening was q dinner
given BY Mexican Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. GARLIC Flores.
The embassy event was IN
honor Of President of the
international Band and Mrs.
Eugene Black.
80 #%
OF diplomatic note was a
showing Of a doll collection
yesterday The exhibition.
which is Of a l50-piece doll
collection depicting Japanese
life. is at the Rose Robson
Shop and will De here
through the goth. The only
one of its kind, 1t is owned
by the Japanese Airlines.
For the opening occasion
yesterday. Mrs. Cowen enter
tanned at a saki party from
s to 7 pm. at her shop.
Representing the Japanese
embassy were Counselor and
Mrs. Ogawa. other guests
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came from Congressional and
Diplomatic circles.
49,
A diplomatic party coming
up Is q reception to be given
on April IS by Chinese AM
bassador and MRS. Yeh.
Chinese Set Fete
The 9 pm. event Is bound
to touch the hearts Of the
hosts as 1t is in honor Of
members Of the China.
Burma, India Veterans Assoc
citation and their wives. About
so are expected.
on this occasion the menu
bers of the veterans organi-
zation. who al saw action in
the Obi area In World War
II. win make the Ambassador
an honorary member Of their
association.
Another feature of the eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

The Ambassador Of Iran
and Mrs. Arabian enter
tanned at q reception last
evening in honor Of MIR. Has
san All Mansour. Iraniar1
Deputy Premier and Secre-
tary General of the High
Economic Council.
The Iranian leader has
been In this country for con-
ferences on the establishment
Of the Industrial Develop
ment Bank In Teheran. The
bank win be 81 per cent
Iranian and 40 per cent
American.
About 200 guests were in
vited to the Embassy party
yesterday. including mem-
bers of the State DEPART
ment. the Export Import
Bank, the international
Monetary Fund. the Inter-
national Cooperation ADJ
ministration, several Ambas-
sailors and members of the
Embassy staff.
Leaves Tonight
The Deputy Premier. with
his mission successfully COM
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Birthday PortY
Plunned by OAR

The Susan Riviere Hetzel
Chapter Of the District OAR
will hold its 48th birthday
luncheon on Friday noon at
the Columbia Country Club.
More than 100 guests and
friends are expected to at
tend. Presiding win be Mrs.
Harry H. Replogle, regent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

ming win be q Aim on the life
In Formosa today.
Another diplomatic recep-
ton coming up Is the one be-
ing given tomorrow afternoon
by Swiss Ambassador de Tor
rento
It win honor II Swiss
women prominent In the BUSH
ness and professional life Of
the country and active In the
women's rights movement.
Arrive Today
The women are In this
country on a Is day tour and
arrived today in Washing
ton for two days. They are
to visit the Capitol and un-
dertake an extensive sight-
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Consul to Speak

Mr.. Roman Gary, French
General Consul at Los An
geles and novelist. will speak
on La Dimension Litteraire"
at a meeting of the WASH
ington Chapter of the ALI
ance FRANCHISE on Friday at
5 pm. at Powell Auditorium.
2170 Florida avenue NV.
Tea will be served at 4::30
pm.
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seeing program. Other cities
they win visit are New York.
Chicago. Detroit and Buffalo.
The visitors are all menu
bers Of the Swiss BIG. a $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

member organization Of BUSH
ness and professional women.
sponsored BY the Internal
tional Professional and Busi-N
ness Women's Club. st* =.
Evening star., 1959-06-17
THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. C., Wednesday, June ~, 1859

working out final arrangements
for Mr.. Nixon's Siberian trav-
els as well as some half dozen
other stops he wants TO make
in Russia.
Mr.. Nixon's trip, mainly to
open the American national
exhibit in Moscow July 25, is
being set UP as a virtual ex-
change for a visit by Deputy
Soviet Premier Frol Kozlov.
A protege of Nikita Khru-
shchev, Mr.. Kozlov is tenta-
lively due to arrive in New
York June 30, ostensibly to
open the Soviet trade and cul-
tural exhibit in New York's
Coliseum beginning June 30.
But he has asked to meet
with President Eisenhower at
the White House and to tour
industries and other sites in
New Jersey. Pittsburgh, Detroit.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
a Texas city.
The State Department is re-
ported ready to grant virtually
every Kozlov request but is
holding up final approval until
1t knows Russia's detailed plans
for meeting Mr.. Nixon's re-
quests.
To demonstrate its co-opera-
ton. the State Department al
ready has given permission for
the Soviet TUl04 jet airliner
which will fly Mr.. Kozlov to
land at New York's Idlewild
Airport. Previously, such So
Wet jet planes were diverted to
MCGUIRE Air Force Base in New
Jersey on the ground that they
made an excessive amount of
noise.
Permission to land at Idle
wild was given with the aim Of
making sure that Mr.. Nixon
can land at Moscow's airport
when he flies to Russia. prob
ably aboard a new American jet
airliner. A second jet transport
is tentatively scheduled to carry
some so newsmen who will ac-
company him, plus Govern
ment aides.
Evening star., 1959-06-17

United States official ever to
visit this highly restricted re-
gion in peacetime. Vice Pres
ident Henry Wallace toured
Siberia briefly during World
War II.
The State Department and
the Soviet Embassy are now
Evening star., 1959-06-17
Some Siberian Cities
To Be Openedto Nixon

cities during his good will visit
to Russia next month.
Such a trip would make Mr..
Nixon the highest ranking
Evening star., 1959-06-17
BY the Associated Press

The Soviet government has
agreed to allow Vice President
Nixon to tour some Siberian
Evening star., 1959-06-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-29

Roger p. Poole, Damascus, owner;
eusi cost, S21.b00i builder. p. @.
su B. H. pieblsr. IT.. 5000 Barron St,
TSasSns pam sso owns s,oS snd .D DsiiG ss;
thssda cost, 100000; architect.
0'S Yarnick.sroaS Inc. 1o427 Wind
sor View dr.. Potomac, owner o epd
builder; two dwellings g.. At lof pol
joseph Richards. ir.. lS2S Brad;
ley blvd. Chevy Chase. owner and
SossitSSssE lex I'd" oSithsrsSuTT; cost
james NJ. Cults, ais Wisconsin
aw.na aT Il 7 Sashl pssp We. S~n ar
J. Richard Andrews; builder Cook
Nn ArtSraft construction, Ine... s1al
Winnett I'd, Chevy Chase, owner
and builder: two dEellinss q i I,l,I.
s sSd $4,000 S sseR arecSitsci Il. J.
KorSendorfer.
N Mi sSss 4. 4 o sSiins.oa IT, os ssSs
thesda: cost, 100000; architect,
John Henry sullivan, r.; builder
E. =. Smith Const. Co, Inc; mo
14ih g. s. MSt w %s ASiSS me- oT aST
swimming pool at Wayne ave. and
Manchester rd.. Silver Spring: cost,
100000; architect, Jack Cohen;
builder, Lewis Swim, Pool Const. GO;
Wilbur I. r Garrett; ', .nd Bells b5,,S AM
dwelling at ii1I2 RalssOn I'd, Be
Willis a slater. Inc.
George Z. Redisel. Poplar Ct;
Silver Spring. owner; dwelling at
$4,000; builder, Aqua MOdsrnizins
DR., Blaine H. Eis. 2e1e colston
dr., Chevy Chase, owner: dwening
ct 1871 Rocton ave-, CHEVY Chase;
cost. $4,000; architect Collins
Burbank Dew. Inc. ses sslim rd..
s snsss sHTSnS oEnsr ot STsns cost
$40. architect. Patterson a Wor-
land builder, Coleman q Wood, Inc.
Waverly Builders, Inc, 1901
Waverly ST.. Bethesda, owner and
builder; DWELLING ct 5510 Pembroke
s0i Henry sssne sro1n s0's PoSEs hin I'd.
worthy I'd, Jamestown: cost, $15,-
900: architect, Howard Throw;
builder. George M. Parker.
Albert j. Robertazzi. 1888 South
Quebec st., Arlington. owner: DWELL
ing at 1854 West Hills DR., Rock
viile: cost, $4,000; builder, Yarnick-
0rG Donald id' p. Sheridan. 45o7 Q. Four
Mile Run dr.; Arlington. owner:
Rockville; cost. $1,000: archits ct'
Charles Tomkies; builder. Ysrniek-
W c. ana A. n. Miller. 4Ss5 4eth
st., NV, wash, owner and builder;
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Recent building permits is
sued by Fairfax County in
clude:
Kwik-Chek Realty. 1928 N. Has
kef, Dallas, Tex. owner; stores,
on Richmond hwy, cost, $50, 900:
ers, Grille Construction Co. and
sam Click. Allen sturges dr.. Falls
Church, owner; dwelling in Lake
Bancroft; cost, $4,000; builder
r. l.. Wilson.
Russell D: Lowe, 145 Mississippi
s s94SG6 dwelling in Dixie Hill cost
James E. Graham, 1O4 Harmony
soo d n0d in Ankerdaie; cost
ss E. L. Miller. 400 Martha WASH
builder; dwelling in Yacht Haven
Francis H. Kuster, 40 Elm st..
Vienna, owner and builder; dwelling
on Rte; 645 near centreville; cost
Carey Construction Corp. 516s N:
$7tha I'd, aA Arllit,nSton; owner s1d
DullQcIs q uNCllAubo III WIChAWOodg
May Properties. Inc, l113 Park
Terrace dr., Alexandria, owner and
builder; dwelling in Villamay; cost,
VI. VI. oliver, 900 Leesburg pike,
Falls Church, owner and builder:
2 dwellings in Glen Forest; cost
Ted W. Splitter, Box 537, Mclean,
owner and builder; dwelling on Old
Dominion dr.; cost. $4,000.
Michael NJ. Libertore, 1404 Lake
view dr., Falls Church, owner and
builder; dwelling in Lake Barcroft;
cost, $4,000
Snyder Corp, Alexandria. owner:
dwelling in Colchester; cost.
Sill, 900; builder, NJ. B. Sanborn.
White & Lawter, Inc. 112 Wind
sor I'd. Alexandria, owner and
builder: dwelling in Woodley Hills;
Charles a. olmstead, 5000 Will
son blvd. Arlington, owner; tire
$4,000: builder. A. T. Swanner Co
Bohrer Bros, S66 N. Frederick st,
Arlington. owner and builder: dwell
Ing In Fontainbleau Estates: cost
John R. Minchew. Inc. 1880 N.
Uhle st., Arlington, owner and
builder; dwelling in Mt. Vernon Park
cost. $4,000.
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THE EVENING STAR BIT
Washington, D. c.
FTidoy, August 70, 1859

srchitset. xublncs and Berry; 6 siid
or. -Aubinoe Constr. Co,
pemetriOs = TsintolAs, sol srd
SSldsT SSsinss 4. GS caf7 ana snd
I0b0l Royal rd.. Silver Spring; cost,
$4,000 each.
Elliott II. Pennell. b204 Roosevelt
ST., Bethesda, owner; dwelling At
4b19 Dorset ave, Bethesda; cost,
SOS, ZOO; architect, II. T. Korzen-
dorfer; builder, BRIGGS Construction
Co., Inc.
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Fairfox Okoys
More Projects

fax Su oHS.r 1 sad sci sSd Il: sT 9S. Sss
in Potomac Hills; cost, $4,000:
W. 8. Dovden, Rt. 2, Alexandria,
9 Snsar and builder; eT EsHnS In
OV Shirley wsreheuss s' Corp. 90
Southern Iron works. Springfield.
owner. warehouse at Shirley hwy.
and Edsall I'd: cost, $4,000: build
err H 5Sssns s smDsOns "a H RCS:r Build
ing, Washington. owner and builder:
21 DWELLINGS In Hybls Valley; cost
Hiiiyisv Estates. 224 Tower Build
8 DWELLINGS in Hybla valley; cost,
Henry Buekner, 2431 Holmes Run
dr.. Falls Church. owner; dwelling IN
builder. Uniersft Homes. Inc.
Orchard View Dew. Inc. 3o2 Flint
Hill I'd, Vienna. owner and builder:
II dwellings in Orchard View: cost
Hanson Buchner. trustee. 1901
stores in Woodley: cost. $3.50. 900:
builder, Atlantic states Constr. Corp.
william J, Goldstein, 601 Delash:
bull SSilde ss;5o, d 6SS in Lake Bancroft
Z. L. samuels, rte. s, Box 27S,
Fairfax. owner: dwelling on Anna l..
Miller property; cost, 5000; builder.
BOYD Construction Co.
J. B. Burch. 54S1 Brook dr.. Fails
Church. owner and builder dwelling
in Pinecrest; cost, $4,000.
Frank Finnerty. r., Box SO. Mclean,
owner and builder: dwelling In Ballan-
trae Farms: cost, $4,000.
A. j. Pratt 20S Jefferson pl. Nc
Lean. owner and builder: dwelling In
Silver Spring. Va: cost. S13,500.
jenkins and Miller. 6404 Braddock
I'd. Alexandria, owner and builder;
dwelling in Lincolnia Park; cost,
May Properties. Inc, 111s Park
Terrace dr.. Alexandria, owner and
builder: dwellings in viIlamay; cost,
Thomas J. Blaney, ST., Box 1855,
Merrifleld owner and builder: dwelling
on Clarks Crossing I'd; cost, S19.95O.
Charran d. Graham, rte. 3. Box
22S, Fairfax. owner and builder;
dwelling on Germantown rd; cost
Bank Of Annandale, Annandsle,
owner: addition to bank: cost, &c.,
900; builder, r. L. Knicely.
Edna B. Hunter. rte. l.. Springheld,
owner: dwelling in Hunter Estates;
cost. $4,000: builder. A. H. Graves
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Recent building permits
issued by Montgomery Coun-
ty follow:
W. G. a. A. N. Miller, 43eb 49th
81. NV, Washington, owner and
builder; dwelling At 4s06 Fort sum
ner I'd, Bethesda: cost, $4,000.
smith-Ashley, Inc Persimmon
Tree and River Edsiii, Bs g. eSnS
ASsoTa ar pa rGsp%ac c0 WorSnd
I John Francis Windolph, Boyds,
station at Rte. IS and Rte. 12l.
Dawnsonville: cost, $4,000.
Milestone n Berk, Inc, 97l Boni;;
TAM s.; Silver Gwea spra AZ s 9YseT EwinS
Or. and 8021 Mckinley st., Bethesdai
cost, $4,000 each; architect DAVID
Clarence L. Parker, 591s KINGS
wood rdii Bethesda SSn G,s snd Sus aq.
ave, NV, WASHINGTON, owner; dwell
ing at a716 Kenmore dr., kensing-
ton: cost, 100000; architect, Bart
ley a. Gates; builder, Steven Kokes'
George E. Pontious. s3l Mcneil
Ia, Silver Spring. owner and builder:
dwelling at 93l7 Sudbury I'd, Silver
Spring; cost, $4,000,
Bethesda Christian Church. 6050
Wisconsin ave. Chevy Chase, owner
extend existing ehurch e. 5000 WIS WIS
Sl25,O00: architect, J. 8, Samper-
ton builder, Coleman 4 Wod. Inc.
Brawner a. Quimby, 100 ] st.
NV. Washington, owner and build;
sr; dwelling At lol0s East B B Shni
S are Keni paftsrson So't wOrsn soOO
Green Manor Corp, 971 Bonifant
st., Silver Spring, owner. 3 dwell
ines at 91O0 block Kirkdale rd..
Bethesda; cost 900 and SlS,:
builder, Bonifant Const. Corp. r
ms at Hayilands Min I'd. Ashton;
cost, S11 900; builder. Burdette q
The trustees Of the Presbytery
Of washington City 1929 connec:
University blvd, Silver Spring; cost.
Gates: builder. Harvey const. CO.
Harvey v. Stipe, 26S1O Ridge I'd,
Damascus. owner: dwelling ct Grace
court, Damascus; cost. $4,000;
Harry Britt, 56oi Madison ST..
Bethesda. owner: alter existing
dwelling at 1901 Madison. ST.. Be-
thesda; cost, S1O,000; architect. 8.
Thomas stathes; builder, Dismer
Thomas D. Rixey, 1904 Keokuk
st.. Bethesda, owner and builder;
dwelling at 700l Marbury I'd, Be-
thesda; cost, $4,000.
Harrington Const. Co., 1918 10th
SIild nw"e w dWellinsS at 0 1903 and
1907 Pomander la, Chevy Chase;
cost, $4,000 each; architect. M. J.
Cantor,
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New Montgomery Construction

VIM. Rsecs and Henry schsefer.
a060 N 81. Sc, Washington. owner
and HSlssr dSslPP oto a. ie edst
oi Gene wa6isr, 10000 Malone st.,
s ssss ssHTp s G.nsy wh. dEcInE sO. e.
$4,000; builder, Charles Even,
A. L. .Aubinoe, Dorothy B. Aubin-
noe and Cheshire Land Co. 1915
10th st. NV, WASH. owner. 20
DWELLINGS at Rudyard and Farmham
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I'd, Bethesda: cost, $4,000 each,
S MUalISiESmt u 4ooS and 4sSa saltsa
school AZ Eastwood ave-, silver
Spring: cost, S400.0Q0i, architect.
Arthur l., Anderson; builder. H. o.
Jean Brown, iObls DeNeane I'd.
Silver Spring. owner and builder;
dwelling at 1O412 6weethrier ykwy.,
Silver Spring; cost, S25, 900: arehi-
tect, II. Clay Ashby.