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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05

In their effort to make music
fun for everyone, the young
husband-and-wife two-piano team
play for all kinds of music low
ers. Their TV show from Little
Rock was one of the most pop
ular programs in the South. The
Medleys will play selections by
Bach, Rachmaninoff, Milhaud,
Arensky, Saint Poulenc
and Riegger for their concert on
the college campus. Their first
Bluffton performance was given
two years ago.
They began their joint career
while studying at Arkansas Tech.
At the end of their sophomore
year they won a scholarship to
study with the famous duo
pianists, Boyd and Helen Ringo,
at Tulsa University. They re-
ceived their Bachelor of Music
degrees with high honors, and
their Master of Music degrees
with straight "A" grades.
Bill Medley is a member of
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, National
Music Fraternity for Men. He
served the Tulsa chapter as
president for one year.
Sigma Alpha Iota, National
Professional Music Fraternity
for Women, bestowed it's highest
honor on Pat Medley in her
senior year at Tulsa University.
"The Ring of Excellence" was
given her for outstanding service
to the chapter, and exceptional
musicianship in the concert field.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05
Mems Garden Club
Meets March IL

A double-barrelled approach to
landscaping, Developing Shrubs
for Combination of Landscape
Beauty and Edible Fruits" will
be Kermit Herr's topic when he
presents the program at the
Bluffton Mems Garden club We'd
nesday, March II, at s p. m. in
Science hall on the college cam
pus.
The meeting is open to college
and high school students who are
interested in gardening as well
as to members of the club.
Special emphasis will be placed
on lawn Identification with the
General Mennonite Conference
slated here in August and the
Regional Conference of Mems
Garden clubs next year in August.
Refreshments will be served by
the social committee with Ralph
Amstutz in charge. Karl Gier-
man will preside.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05
People Objects
To Fringes In
Aid for Aged

When the Ohio Senate passed
a bill to remove the ceiling on
aid to the aged payments, Sen.
Ross People, Lima, voted for the
BILL but tried to amend it in sew
eral respects, he advised his con-
stituents this week.
The senator noted that both
parties had promised to remove
the ceiling, but objected strongly
to several fringe benefits which
went beyond the promises of eth
er party platform.
He objected to removing the
citizenship requirement in the
present law on the ground that
no other country in the world
gives relief %and aid to foreign
residents.
Sen. People also objected
strongly to the reciprocity clause
which was inserted because it en-
abloi citizens of Mississippi and
o.hnc states to receive aid for
he aged ate one years resi-
dencc II C&.o The present re-
quirerl..7t IS five years. The SEN
ato.' .elt tat dis might result in
an influx of people coming to
Ohio for the sole purpose of draw
ing aid to the aged payments.
1t is estimated that removing
the ceiling will cost Ohio about
$13 million in the present bien-
mum. Senator Pepple pointed out
that no one could ever estimate
what the fringe benefits would
cost.
The Lima senator predicted
that the Disable administration,
through the extravaganza of
some of these minor things, was
in danger of being stamped as
spend thrift" administration;
that this might handicap the gov
ernor when he gets down to the
serious task of raising any taxes
for highways and other import
ant programs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05

Bluffton high school will be
represented by 10 entries in the
district III solo and ensemble
contest to be held at Lima SEN
ior high school Saturday.
They viii be competing with
musical groups from many of the
schools of Northwestern Ohio.
Each entry will be graded from
I through v. A rating of I is an
outstanding performance, with
very few technical errors and a
truly musical expression. Rat
ing II, also an honor, is for "un-
usual performance, not worthy of
highest rating due to minor de-
fects in performance, ineffective
Interpretation or improper instru-
mentation. Miss 10 Souder,
Bluffton high school music in
structor, feels the district con-
test will be an excellent oppor-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05
SpOrtsmen's Club
Names Directors

Nine additional directors were
named this week by President
Fred Tschantz of the Bluffton
Community Sportsmen's club to
assist with club activities during
the year.
The group includes John Gil
bert, Don Geiger, Francis Kohl,
Sam Baber, Richard Jordon,
Denver Augsburger, John Am
stutz, Gerald Swank and Gene
Benroth.
Next meeting of the directors
will be on Tuesday, March II, to
make plans for the Spring Mixer
and Fish Fry. The mixer will be
free to all persons presenting
1859 club membership cards.
Children of members will be adj
mitted free.
Charles Steiner is making ar.
rangements for entertainment.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05

FARM WAGE RATES in Ohio
in late December averaged about
$167 a month with home). The
daily rate was $3.50 and the
hourly rate, $1.O6, according to
Ohio State University Extension
economists.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
Extension economists expect
fresh vegetable supplies this win.
ter to be about nine per cent
above those of a year ago, wher
freezing weather killed a major
portion of the Florida crop.
TERMINATING corn may bt
seriously damaged or killed wher
too much fertilizer is placed too
close to the terminating seed
according to Ohio State Univer
sity Extension agronomists.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05
February Third
Wettest in
Last 65 Years

February, with 4.68 inches of
precipitation, was the third wet
test February in the last IS
years, according to records of
Ray Burkholder, local weather
observer of near Pandora.
Mr.. Burkholder pointed out that
the normal precipitation for Feb
ruary is 1.89 inches. The Wettest
February on record was that of
1850 when 6.06 inches were meas
ured, and the next wettest was
in 1909 when 4.74 inches were
recorded.
The total rainfall for January
and February, 8.84 inches, is
more than the Bluffton area re-
ceived last year for the entire
first five months. January
through May, the precipitation
last year totalled only 8.72 inches.
The average mean temperature
for the second month was 28.7
compared with the normal of
27.6. Warmest day was February
10 when the mercury reached 81
degrees. Coolest was February
20 when the temperature dropped
TO two below.
Snowfall during the month was
less than half of the average. 1t
measured 2.5 inches compared
i, with February's average, Sc
inches.
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Smucker Addresses
Missionary Society

Prof. Carl Smucker, dean of
students at Bluffton college,
spoke to the Missionary society
of the United Church of Christ
in Bluffton Sunday evening. He
discussed the church and social
work.
Friday Prof. Smucker will at
tend the 10th Ohio Student Per
sonnel conference at Denison uni
versity in Granville.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05
Photographers To
Meet in Columbus

Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Gerber
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Beagle
will attend the meeting of the
Ohio Photographers Association
during their convention at the
Neil House in Columbus the
forepart of next week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-05

u. S. DEPARTMENT of Agri-
culture researchers say releas-
ing male mosquitoes sterilized by
irradiahon with cobalt-60 is ex-
perimentally effective in reduc-
ing numbers of Misunderstanding
mosquitoes.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. a5GSl

Edith l.. Schouten, whose last known
place of address was 1925 Hollister,
Ceres. California, is hereby notified that
Austin G. Schouten has filed his petit
tion against her for divorce and other
equitable relief on the ground of gross
neglect Of duty and extreme cruelty in
Case Number A56sl of the Common
Pleas Court of Allen County. Ohio, and
that said cause will be for hearing on or
after six weeks from the date Of the
first publication OF this notice.
Durbin. Navarro. Rizor & DaPore
Attorneys for Plaintiff
COZ Cook Tower, Lima. Ohio
Mar, 8. IL, 10, 26, Apr, ,, 9
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 456S7
Robert Leroy Binkley, whose true
address is unknown. is hereby notified
that Edna Binkley has filed her peti-
tion for divorce against him. on the
Grounds of Gross Neglect Of Duty and
Extreme Cruelty in Case No. 456S7. in
the Court of Common Pleas of Allen
County, Ohio. at Lima. Ohio. Said Cause
may be heard and decided after the ex-
niration of six (6l weeks from the first
publication of this notice.
Edna 1. Binkley.
by: David l.. Price. her Attorney
dO5 Citizens Loan Bldg. Lima Ohio
Mar. 6. IL. 10. 2s, Apr. 2,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
ALLEN COUNTY. OHIO
Case No. 4567s
Roland Charles He'll. whose place of
residence is unknown will take notice
| that on the 27th day Of February, 1859,
the undersigned filed her petition
against him In the Court of Common
| Pleas of Allen County, Ohio. praying
for divorce and other relief on the
4 eyrnt Dc NJ pf l,NfU nd
Wilful Absence. Said cause will be for
| bearing on or after six (6) weeks from
the first publication OF this notice.
| Aletta M. He'll
BY David X. Rodgers
Attorney AZ Law
do6 Citizens Buildinra Lima. Ohio
Mar. s, IL. 10. 20, Apr 2.
| LEGAL NOTICE ..
IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
ALLEN COUNTY. OHIO
| Case No. 4565s
Notice In hereby given that Don Burk-
holder. f. J. Wahlie. Cleo Garau, John
Klay. and Lee Skldmcre, the Trustees
| of The First Missionary Church Of
Bluffton, Bluffton. Ohio, have filed q
netition in Case Number 456bs in the
Common Pleas Court of Allen County
Ohio praying authority TO incumber real
estate described IA follows
Situated in the Village of Bluffton,
| Allen County. Ohio and being the
Southwest one-third of Lot Number
| One Hundred Eighty-two (iS2l and
the Southwest one-third Of Lot Num-
| Der One Hundred Eighty-three tlSS1
fronting Ffty-five 1851 feet on
Lawn Avenue. in Godfreys Addition
to the Village of Bluffton, Ohio. "
The prayer Of said petition is for an
order of the Court authorizing the
| Trustees to incumber the above mentionr
ed real estate as set forth In the petit
4 tion.
Said petition will be heard on or
after four weeks from the date of the
first publication of this notice and any
| person. church or congregation having
interest in the subject matter of the
petition may appear and file an answer
| herein.
| Don Burkholder. f. ]. Wahlie. Cleo
Garau. John w. Klay. Lee Skidmore
TRUSTEES of The First Missionary
Church of Biuffton. Bluffton. Ohio
BY Dickson. Romey q Hunt
50l National Bank Building
Lima. Ohio
Attorneys for Trustees
Feb. ls. 26 March s. IL
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S950.00 GI

3-bedroom, 2-hath ramhlert. sep
arate dining room, breakfast space
In equipped Kitchen, full base
menti excellent neighborhood with
All conveniences To-day oc-
enpaney. Price. klA.nbO.
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

R0CKyILLH-rfsiiy ghlit Eanblsi
kit' vIssiing space plas dlahvash
so .aA0' Donald 'V0UNkik
a co. ~, t.Anse an b
ROCKVILLE -sli $50. below PHA
apnfaisais only $500 On. en0 81
mo- on this "NODEIlN- 61'VLFn
nAMnLfn IN TlfM -fwlnhfook
aFra. With , bedfms. huge Nv
fm., and bic kit., with many built
IN fsaiufea, w. J. NICHOLAS.
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FRED B. CUSHMAN

DAMASCUS-Beautiful home in ar
excellent location, situated on q
high spot overlooking the sur.
rounding country. This is a lovely
home, modern to the minute
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RousIs ron sALI-mp.

: EInFrLAcEsii Get the pses fol
thla chafm-fereFed Cape cod-ttYlI
Colonial riaht on ths bna Inc, !
bedfoomai screened porch aepa
s sss d'9 VIA 'i lssp.s..s sTgsSid
A. J KEasiNoERs ~, 6-asft
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HOUSES ron sALE-mp.

JUMP nnmIs-cpis. senpasl sns
within ne budHfl e-hedrm. ran
bier, mod. kits full hnnt $50
an SIS no, ouhuNnAN PROP
kRfIkh. Agt., no. s.adki,
KENsIN0rON ARKA-Rsw rambler
with cAfport and porch Plus Z
huiltsin gafden, are lust feN
Of the many extras that this At
tfacilye. J-hedFm.s neu Contem'
poIaTY.slyled rambler has 10 oiItf
heauiliuily MASHED. brinht ano
eheefy rec room. sla,eAn, OK
FOn TNADfa, KIN Dnuakih
A Co, 10. k-a9aa.
KENslNCToN-nayai omcer lsav
June i lovely, a-bedrm. ail-brick
rambler, lmmae. Pail dayitGhl
for immsd sale VII a-0sss.
kkNsIN0ToN det house. sis.s0oI
BRA. rambler with 10, IN Nv, rm.
DIN, area, . h.rs level lot, anaums
sessaa ..essr,tE.hn snss ,eUbuReAAlr
fNoFhNIihri Msts 10, h-.hou
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NEAR DAMAScUs-12 acres, i'm
house. Living rm., dining rm., lge.
modern kitchen, stove. refer: l
bedrm. and den on LIST floor; mod
ern bath: 2nd floor. 3 bedrms
hot-water heat; storm windows,
tiled fruit cellar: gear garage.
several fruit trees: beautiful lake
surrounded BY trees, $4,000.
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Langley Park

Beaut. brick rambler with 3 bed.
rms, 9 twin-size, fin rec. rm.
with bar, and maids rm. You
nsst see ms a anaSTSsSed y w:l Titn
wall carpet included In modest
price of S1S,500. This lovely home
can be bought with $4,000 On.
ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. A-An0n
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
A LITTLE LAND

ACRE: 5-room. Y-bath bungalow;
oil beat. SI1.750.
l ACRE, 5-room -and-bath 2-story
Sil,950
III ACRES: Z rooms, hot-water
heat: Sl4,15O.
? u ACRES: 8 rooms. gear garage
$4,000.
/ TO 3 ACRES: 8 rooms, den. hot
water heat. Easy terms. $4,000.
> ACRES: 8 rooms: trees, white
board fence: $4,000.
q ACRES Groom home: small out
buildings: Sl7.5OO.
3 ACRES: beautifully modernized.
large home on shaded hilltop:
$4,000
) ACRES: little estate. nestled in
the hills: $4,000.
5 ACRES: brick Colonial, prestige
home: 5-car garage; close in;
RoMER & CO. Realtors
430 N. Frederick. GaithersburE
WI. $1,000 or Wayerly 6-2233
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ROCKVILLE
ELBOW ROOM

. full baths, 4 bedrms., semlfin.
shed Athi hrepiAee. arse fenced
lot, trees, Ntl.b0n, so per mo
subject 20 PA AppFalfai JOSEPH
pEynRfuN, INC. WI. e.1poh,
WIN d-9let,
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a nfAuTITuL YAnD enhAncss mi,
soar kllna i.bedroom BRICK home.
LAhok Twins room, dlnlng room
and equinnea kitchen, located IN
an ARIA convenient 70 shopping
transportation and schools tpubliC
anq paToehlaiD FHA appraised
pnly Ails4au, eee tina today !
ksfesiuiiysobyith bownts BROS
a f0UR-nEDRooM srARKLgR,
loeAted on quiet attractive street
ss sls s nIl Tor. 1 AL SSsfEReaia9fpfS..
ROOMS. Z baths, recfestion room.
eKpARATE dining room. aituaisd
% a MANiCuRED, lovely YARD.
Ihit home "a 40 clean Il gllstens
Giote 20 everythinfi siA.gaO
holwsEfR1si Bkoss..' l AZ s' g.s,o ,,''n'
a MARYLAND RANCHNIKi already
financed, $500 includes settlement
Pretty, sodded. fenced .-Aere.
Neat clean. tieht brick rambler
Complete set storm windows
maryland 9ALEs A APPRAisAL
A STONE FRONT RAMBLER foT
only tl,p5O-Firepl. IN big liv,
nm, III. lac. a. efandmat; extra.
sls esdrmss lss fenced lot only
soo , es; iass Fh1 NIT ssIm' f Sal9ls
fRoPERfiEs AP. 7sisss. SLATE
a MnAnDINoER,i ms sPorLEss
F nSms pa Phuso s, so0a iss sy 9ss
living room with freplacs. SEP.
ARATE dining room, attractive
kitchen, fun basement, garaEe.
situated on fenced. well-shrubbed
yard with tall shade trees. Close
70 transportation and shopping
EHA appraised and only Si4,7hO.
This one should sell overnight
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS.
AccoKEEK, MD, sg.a5O-e bed
rms, caTpoIt, ls-acTe lot, Easy
pymts; N. RUBIN REALTY, Blu
ADELPHIA, mr.. MOL, plant industry
NASA-New 50-ft, rambler, over
"a acre, deadend street. Picture
Windows With viewi Mahog. pan.
cling, nrephe over .20-ft. kit
sSths. dS pAs ssrport se ss ofdrp SsSeb
LOO So. Il. dayiight waik-oul
,bsmt, Out Powder Mil I'd. TO Cher
~ Hill rd., right TO l0SO5 Borne
dale dr., or U. s. No. / TO Cherry
Hill I'd, . mi. 10 Bornedale.
ADJOINING LARGE RECREATION-
Al PARK are these eight 90 brand
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS, nearing
completion. Located In hne resi-
Dental area and offering an I'M
usual number Of MAJOR fea-
lures. Living room with decor
alive mantel, fireplace, SEPARATE
dining room TWO BATHS, LARGE
room, THREE BRIGHT bedrooms.
DE LUKE kitchens. Situated on
well-landscaped. level yard: SIa,-
95O-S2O.45O. VIII be ready for
occupancy In three weeks. Bring
your check book!l Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S4O0.
ALLENTOWN RD.-4-bedrm. Cape
Cod. . baths, knotty-pine rec. rm.,
oil NV h., Diet. garage with Stor-
age rm.; E-rm. cottage IN rear OF
with heat. water and cleo. Ap-
prox. acre OF ground. Fruit and
SHADE trees. ! or SAFE BY OWNER,
CD. S-44Sl
ANDREWS, Forestville; assume Gl
loan with 81 800 down--3-bedrm
rambler, equipped kit. nice lot
no au1piiR5yy IbgSNrREIET $500 ~ do
ANDREWS AREA - Custom built
brick home containing 3 apts.
with sep. entrances. Live In l.
room apt. rent from other . apis.
tired couple. Price S22.5OO, with
$4,000 down, payable at Sl55 per
month. Call OWNER. RE. 6-69l y
ATTRACTIVE HOME, excel. loca-
ton; FLA: priced to sell: low dn
pymt. Must be seen to be apprec,
Owner leaving area. 10. 7-7T49.
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CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE-Adioins
golf course: 4 bedrms., . baths.
Early occupancy. Ewes. WO. g.
]. LEO KOLB co.
FE. 3-2100
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peter I. hagan and son
Wothineloa. D. {,
FnsoY, Nor IS, 1857

HILLCREST ESTATE, mr.. Oxon Run
Semidetach. brick rambler, rms,
. lge. bedrms., knotty pine rec.
rm., fenced landsc. lot, $1,000.
REALTORS, 2412 Minnesota ave-.
LII 4-TT17
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Builders
TAKE NOTE!
ACT FAST, WON'T LAST
IGOxl65 level shaded site with g.
bedrm. home suitable for re-
modelling. Conv. NH and Naval
Medical CALL TODAY
HURIAUX. REALToR, OIL. 4-6164
BURNT MILLS ESTATES-A split
level with center hall; step-down
liv. rm. wall has picture win
dow: l has wood paneling; step
up. din. rm,, pink-tiled kit. 3
twin-sizs bedrms and z baths;
at once for S26'5 BURCH
REALTY CO, TO. 9-5992; after
. pm, WA. 7-S749.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE. mr.. Coles
VILE I'd. and N. Hampshire ave-
70-ft. custom-built rambler on
i-scre wooded lot: 26-ft. liv. rm.
with fireplace, .15-ft. din. rm.,
huge, fully equipped kitchen, 4
large bedrms, and . baths on LIST
floor: End q. roughed in for 4
bedrms. and 2 baths: AGAR ga
rage in bsmt. Unusual financing.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC, JU. 7-77O0. It'll Q.
BY OWNER, 611S Mass. ave.--Lge.
rambler. Four hedrms., Ice. din.
rm., 3 baths, rec. rm.. garage.
Assume S22.500 CT trust. Open
Sat. and Sun, l-dark.
CARROLL SPRINGS-Close- in pres
tige area, 4-yr.-old, a1l-briek ram
bier; liv. rm. with flrepl., sep. din.
rm., mod. kit, = bedrms, IA
baths, full bsmt. with exit; built
IN garage SCI, porch; l4;000-se;;5,
PROPERTIES. Mgt., 10. 5-36S7.
GARRETT PARK S15,95O-Dream
rambler for garden lovers: on
superb b lot zoe .d f.; deep fiSepl in
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY OF MD.
INC. OIL. $500, til q.
CARROLL KNOLLS
Very desirable brick rambler on
fenced lot. Large liv. rm. with
firepl. din. rm., 3 adequate bed
rms, full bsmt. with rec. rm. Pur-
chaser can assume 4Ss loan with
cash payment. Shown by appt.
only. Price, S17,g50. Call Mr..
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
1900 K st. NV. Elk. 3-6s50
CHEVY CHASE-Lge. brick ram
baths. lge. kit. with table sp., fin
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, REALTOR,
1885 Wis ave. OIL 2-2123 TIL 9.
CHEVY CHASER brick Co
a4nrfA0I
street of wis: ) bedrms.' : baths,
powder rm., disposal, etc. in kit:
pine-paneled rec. rm., scr. porch,
garage; also carport. S3l. 800.
Near Somerset School. SAMUEL E
BOGLEY OF MD, INC. OIL.
6-7S00, till 9.
CHEVY CHASE, between the clubs.
Very spacious, or bedrn1., ga
bath home, near Rosemary School.
2S-ft liv. rm.,. banquet din. rm.
modern kit. Gear garage; only
$500. ALLIED REALTY.
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH - Fine
brick rambler Just on Conn. ave.
3 excellent bedrooms, , baths
center hall. spacious living room
and dining room, screened porch
large basement: excellent level lot:
S26.95O. See it today Call JAMES
E SCHWAB. EN- 2-5S00, and
ewes. OIL. 2-1409 or OIL. 1898
CHEVY CHASE VIEW near Holy
Redeemer: reduced to S20.q50-
Cape Cod-style home for the larger
family: with 3l3 bedrms,, sep. din.
rm with storybook picture view,
rec. I'm and bath in ground-level
bSmt A, J. KESSINGER. JU.
9-4544
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE-Adjoins
golf course: 4 bedrms., . baths.
Early occupancy. Ewes. WO. g.
6026.
]. LEO KOLB co.
EE 2-1I00
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

cnEvx CHASE tae,soo; Ross
MARI efhao area. niss.sf saela.
kllchfn. den With ts-hathi ies
bedFma. 3 maths ~ excel c0nd
neat bus nIILiNQnl.rY hkAiIf
CO. EM. $3.50. svea' IN
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HILLCkEST HEIGHIS-brK. COLO"
NAL, 3 bedrms., sep. din. rrn.,
lrepls equip. kitg bsmt.. gar.
$1,000 On, FHA, 81 10 pays al'
total S16,950. Immed. possession.
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ALTA VISTA-BETHEsDA = Need
space? Want more than 3 bed
rooms? Brick, slate roof, garage?
Trees, schools, transp.? So many
surprises inside and perfect con-
ditlon too! Very low eos To see.
call Mrs. Berries, OIL. 2-54Bl
MARGARET JOHNSON, Broker.
ASHBURTON. BETHESDA = IN.
MED. POSSESSION. 4-bedrm.
mod. Colonial WASHINGTON1AN
sold with a 10-yr. MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE; 2ia baths. mahog
paneled den. sun deck. built-in
garage, full bsmt., sep. dining nm,
eating space in kitchen. Located
in Bethesda'S most fashionable
area at S26,950, $4,000 On
GUARANTEED HOME TRADE IN
PLAN Furnished model open
daily 10 am. til dark. DIREC-
TIONS: Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd
pa miles past Bank Of Bethesda.
left at 2nd Ashhurton entrance
to 6ll5 Lone Oak drive. PRYME
HOMES. EN-. 5-2ls3.
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HousEs unFuRHIsHEp
tcoNuNuipl

ncrete patio With barbecue
kvkorss's iRlitToR.' H, s.sa6'
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rm., 2ls-bath rambler. with fun
basement, big screened porch. .
car garage. wall-to-wall carpet,
clothes washer, dTieT and deep
freeze included; large level corner
lot exouisitely Handicapped; Wood
Acres Elementary, Little Flower,
Kenwoou Club: much better than
brand new! Priced for quick sale
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
7-14ll: ewes HA 2-aA2l
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FRED B. CUSHMAN
IMMACULATE BRICK
HNV,aa aY1d TVanny1on

Lovely corner property In the heart
Of Takoma Park 3 bedrmS. II.
baths, now renting for 500 80 per
mo Purchaser can have posses
sion: also charming terrace apart
ment rented for $50 per mo.
OWNER ASKING $4,000. WILL
ROBERT Z JoHR
HE. $4,000