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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-11-24
AURORA EGLON

The Missionary Society of the
Aurora Lutheran church met one
evening last week at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kimmei, Egg
Ion Those present we're Nellie Sell
ders. Bculah HardestY. Ilenc Flint,
Mrs W. c, Spigglc, Kathleen Spig-
g.c. Josephine Stanton, Edna
SlaWtcr. Iris Myers, Ruth Hoover,
Nesta Stemple. ErncstinC Sisler,
Mary Snyder, Vera Stemplc Eve
Ign Wcirick. Thelma Stemple, Mrs.
Anna Webster, Elaine Webster the
hostess, Florence Kimmcll.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Shaffcr, of
near Horse Shoe Run are the par
ents of a second child and son
born November 10, in Garrett
County Memorial hospital Mr.. and
Mrs Delton Snyder near Horse
Shoe Run, are the maternal grand
parents. and Mr. and Mrs Harold
Shaffer, Brookside, the paternal
grandparents.
A son was born November 16 in
Garrett County Memorial hospital
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stemplc,
Aurora.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sites moved
last week from the little house be-
longing to Russell Feather at Egg
Ion, to keyser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour Fike. Egg
lon. spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Fixes sister and family in Morgan
town. and went Sunday to the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Miller, Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Beckman,
Deep Greek Lake. and Mr. and
Mrs David wilhelm, Eglon, were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Doug Webster, Jr., near
Enlnr1
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Find Escapee
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Continued From Page One
drug store
Davis was spotted in the store
by Mrs. V. r. Hertzog who resides
in an apartment over the establish
ment Mrs. Hertzog awakened her
husband who summoned the town
police sergeant and the two men
apprenhended the youth as he left
the back door of the building.
On capture Davis feigned illness
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-11-24
In The Service

Staff Sergeant Jasup P. Hoff-
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hoffman, Gormania, West Nir-
ginia, and his family recently re-
turned to the states from Alaska
after spending a four year tour
of duty there.
Sergeant Hoffman upon report
ing to LOckbOurne Ar ID, Ohio for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-11-24
PuIIen To Speak

Continued From Page One
Club, under the direction of Mrs.
Ruth Brown, will also entertain,
beginning at 7:45. Following the
address by DR.. Pullen the group
attending will break up into small
discussion groups. Over 300 people
are expected to attend the meeting.
The public is invited
Parents serving as discussion
leaders are:
Mrs. Irwin Field, DR.. H. r. Glib
ment. for a total of S4,712 100. This
was divided into elementary
buildings of $2,343 500, equipment.
sos, 200, for a total of $2,412000.
and for high schools, S2212 100 for
buildings, and $4,000 for equip
ment, for a total of S2.30O,160.
The full report Of the Board of
Education is published on an
other page of today's issue.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-11-24
Education Board

Continued From Page One)
Sl8l 1914 for elementary and
S15479439 for high school.
Under school construction
there was shown receipts of S1O3,-
61125 with expenditures of S28,-
8O482, leaving uneXpended funds
of S748O643. There we're receipts
to this fund amounting to S18,-
$50 for county incentive fund, S72,-
5O7O7 for state incentive fund and
81, 1882 as interest earned, max
ing total funds available for
school construction $196,488.14.
In a summary of disbursements
there showed additions to elemen-
tary buildings amounting to $685.
O7OO5, and S91. 387O7 for high
schools, with alterations of Gle
mentary buildings costing Sc
1895.
Status of School Debt
The status of the school debt
for construction of the two high
school buildings also was listed in
the report The balance outstand-
ing on county long term bonds
July l, 1853 was 81 100000 with a
state loan of S619G43.76 making a
Evening star., 1960-09-18
September Il

Hscbt: "Wemon Of Sin," HoI-
lywood burIesque about child
who writes o greet screenpIoy,
ond ACTORS Blood" the dromo
Of beautiful octress whose
strange deoth impIicotes many
people. edword 6. Robinson,
Eddie Albert, Marsha Hunt.
7-WoFld News, McCottrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Daniels.
1l:l0
7-Weather. Sports. News.
Allen. SieeeI. MoIkie.
HAS
4-News. Weather. Sports.
COLOR. Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
9-Ths Lote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. THE Major ond the
Minor" 1912. Not having troin
fore, q girl poses os O l2-yeor-
old ond gets protection from O
young professor. Roy MilIond.
Singer Rogers.
iI;25
7-Bockstose. Bunny Wneck.
ll:30
4-Jaek Pear Show. Color.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27
2-THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, OCT 27, 1860
Geauga Farms
ss,6,959,OOO

Because of the number OF
farms in operation, even af-
ter the consultations h a
have taken place, and becau-
sc of the value of their pro-
ducts. it constitutes a major
economic force.
Farming locally was a Sc,
959 900 industry in the past
year, the report shows. The
amount represents gross re-
ceipts, before deductions for
operating costs, taxes a n d
other expenses.
It includes cash proceeds
from farm marketings, in
come in kind, which is the
value of food grown and con-
Sumed on the premises and
government payments.
The source of the data is
a study Of farm incomes, cov-
ering every county in t h e
United States, made by tn e
Standard Rate and Data Ser
vice.
1t appears at a time when
farmers net earnings, as dis
tinguiShed from gross reCei-
pts, have dropped in m o s t
areas of the country. The re-
Sultant problem has become
a prime issue in the preSiden-
tial campaign.
On the basis of a break
down of farm products mar
keted throughout the State
of Ohio, it appears h a t
some A percent of the local
returns represent crop sales
and another 80 percent, sales
Of livestock.
From a per capita stand
point, the gross farm collec-
tions in Geauga county last
year, when related to the To-
cal farm population, averag-
ed $632 for each Of the II, .
600 men, women and child
en- listed as living on t h e
land.
This compares with $716
per person reported in t h e
previous year.
Although the nations far
merS in general had a poor
year in 1859, according to De-
partment of Agriculture fig
ures, it was not because of
any drastic falling off in re-
ceiptS.
These were sustained at
close to the 1858 level by vir-
ture of increased marketingS
which, in turn, were made
possible by the years record
breaking crops.
The trouble, it is contend
ed, is that more was grown
than could be sold at a rea-
sonable price. Profits drop :
ped, as a result.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27
Area Girl Scout Committee Discusses Recent Roundup

Opening ceremony was in
charge of Troop ID, and the
closing cremony was in
charge Of Troop 4. G a m
played were in charge of Mrs
Neva Coates and Mrs. Kay
Babbitt.
After the nose bag lunch
each troop presented a skit
or songs for the entertain :
ment of the group. Group sing
ing and a scavenger h u mt
then followed. 1t was thought
perhaps some craft projects
could be added to the pro
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27

Judy Gable, Mrs. Sally Stra-
ter, Mrs. Jane BuShman and
Mrs. Marcia Vangunten.
Discussion was held regar-
ding the recent Brownie and
Girl Scout roundup held at
Mala Cehie. 1913 girls and 18
adults attended this roundup
and it was very successful =.
Troops represented were the
Chardon Brownie Troop No.
l, 8, 10 and Munson 2, besides
a new Brownie Troop in Mum
son; Girl Scout Troop No. 4
and IA.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27
Sherif's Posse
Enjoys Ride

A fall color" trail ride on
horseback was held Sunday
by the Geauga Sheriff'S Pos
Sc. Twenty two riders ga
thered at the Roy Johnson
farm on Heath Rd. and trav-
eled twelve miles over Wis
ner, Mitchell's Mills and
Sperry Rds.
Roy Johnson who now owns
the farm where he was rails
ed acted as guide and point
ed out many sights Of inter-
est. Although the strong wind
of the night before had blown
down many of the leaves, the
color was still rampant in
this beautiful area.
Long lines Of motorists ira
veled the same section, some
visiting the Holden Arbore =
tum.
Cars and horses met at un-
expected intersections on the
earthen roads and main high
way crossings. Almost with
out exception, the motorists
showed courtesy and under =
standing.
1t requires considerable a.
blity and judgement to han
die such a large group Of hor-
ses where any traffic 'merg-
es on narrow roads. =
Hot coffee and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Mary
Johnson and daughters to the
tired horsemen at the end Of
the trail.
Riders from NWbury had
formed near Fullertown and
travelled by horseback to the
Johnson Farm TO take part in
the ride. They also had to re-
cover this distance after the
scheduled ride concluded.
BY the time this group had
reached their home barns
they had travelled a total Of
twenty eight miles.
Sunday, Oct. 80, will see the
trail riders meeting at t h e
Robert Morse, Twin Mills
Farm at the intersection of
FoWlerS Mills and will S O n
Mills Rds. at 1920 am. Mrs.
Robert Morse, retiring pre-
sident of the Women'S AuXi-
liary, assisted by Joan Jen-
sen, will be in charge.
An easy eight mile ride ov-
er the beautiful Sherman Rd.
area is planned.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27

gram at the roundup next
year.
Brownie Troop No. 10, they
will soon be girl scouts) and
Girl Scout Troops No. a and
ID are selling a variety of
nuts as money making pro-
ject. All the troops will be
selling the Girl Scout calen-
dars beginning in November.
Mrs. Nancy Speck present
ed several Christmas craft
ideas to the group including
a placemat made of oil cloth,
a felt wreath pin, and b e !
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27
TB 6 Health
Workers Plan
Dinner Meeting

The Board of Directors and
the Christmas Seal Campaign
volunteer workers Of the Ge-
auga county tuberculosis and
Health Association will have
a dinner and meeting on No
Vember Is.
The dinner will be at 7 p.
m. and the meeting at 8 pm.
at the Chardon Methodist
church.
Robert Potter, director of
patient services at Ottawa
Valley tuberculosis hospital
will show a film and speak on
the treatment and rehabilita-
tiCn of a tuberculosis patient.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27

The Chardon area G irl
Scout committee held it, S
monthly meeting on October
10 at the Pilgrim Christian
church with Mrs. Mary jack
son and Mrs. Hilda Nikkila,
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Kay Babbitt, chair =
man, presided over the meet
ing which 18 women attend
ed. 1t was reported that there
are five local women attend
ing the leadership training
courses offered in Lake cou-
nty: Mrs. Patricia Ray, Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27

boys, Robert, 9, William, o,
and Thomas, 5, and a da-
tighter, Nancy X, 2. They
are from Dover, N. j. MI.
Horton is a chemical en- =
gineer at Precision Metals
mith Inc, Cleveland, a n q
attends hight school.
\
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Go
wing and their family VINO
now live at $40 Cherry Lane
They have two sons, Tim
8, and Rob, 7, and a daugh-
ter, Linda, IA. They came
here from Mentor. Mr.. Go
wing is a salesman for Seal
test Foods in Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27

earrings.
On November 2 the two
Munson Brownie Troops will
furnish cookies for the blood
mobile. This is one of their
community service projects.
At their recent meeting the
Brownie Troop 6 took a tour
of the cider mill on Park Ave.
18 girls attended accompani-
ed by their leaders, Mrs. Dor
othy DolSen and Mrs. Eleanor
Warner.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27
lSneciaI to the Recordl

Especial TO the RecordI
NEW YORK, - Although
it has been having its ups
and downs, farming continu-
es to be big business in &C.
auga county, according to a
national report on farm re-
venues.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-27
HAVE YOU NET

The Robert Horton fami-
ly who have moved to 800
Caves Rd. They have 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10

Bldg; in good cond. Priced under
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MCLEAN

McLEAN-Reduced; q lovely pink
brick Southern Colonial bi-level
with pillars. Large living room
with bow window; separate dining
room and beautifully equipped
kitchen. g ovens) open onto pa
ito; bedrooms, 3 baths: beauti-
full la-acre lot with commanding
view Of exclusive area. Builders
cabinetwork holdings and details
reminiscent Of construction In
past. Built-in garage. less than
year old. Owner already trans
ferred. Must sell Immediately
S41.000 Call Ell. 6-6022. F. w
BERENS SALES. Realtors.
McLEAN-1N acre estate" in one
Of N. Virginia's finest close-in
country locations. This unusual
home features 4 bedrooms, 3 full
baths, .2S-ft. living room with fire.
place, huge kitchen fully equipped;
rec. room with fireplace; attached
garage. Just 2 blocks from the
lake. Full price only $50 $50.
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
ia. b.l660 Ewes. Dbl 5-6Q24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10

In 25-store Belle View shoppinI
Center; approx. 20'X67'. Ac
quick only vacancy.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FALLS CHURCH-3-pedrm. rambler
near GA Assume 4hss OF loan
or FILA, $3.50 On; only sl3'7eo'
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nH0pGn
LAKE BANCROFT

OPEN SUM-, 1-DARK
VIEW OF VIEWS-Dramatic glass
walled contemporary, custom de-
signed to capture one Of the lakes
most breath-taking views. Stunning
Cathedral foyer. 4 bedrms., den,
3 luxurious baths, . fabulous
louvre screened porches and one
of the most distinctive and COM
plete kitchen we've ever seem. A
lovely sand beach and private
dock are two bonus features Of
this ultra sophisticated home. S21
LAKEVIEW TERRACE.
To reach: Columbia pike to main
entrance Lake Barcraft, left on
Lakeview DIR. to Lakeview terrace
and S21.
Mrs. Cazan on premises, CT. 6-1127
JAMES L. DIXON & CO. Realtors
L.KE-NEW, and a lot Of house on
u acre. 3 extra large bedrms.,
living rm. with firepl. There is
also a fireplace in the daylight
bsmt. of this brick rambler in
Fairfax. for only SlS,950. r w.
BERENS, REALTOR, 304 West
Lee hwy, CIR. 3-1401.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US FOR
IS WHEN YOU LIST WITH
.POMPONIO START PACKINGr'
PCMPONIO REALTY, IA. 5-5561,
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EXECUTIVE PORTRATT-Picture
yourself and your family in the
tools of success is your home:
located in beautiful Belleview
Forest, minutes to downtown is
this custom constructed home, 3
twin-size bedrooms. 3 full baths
and family room, majestic living
room, gorgeous kitchen. gear ga
XII. $4,000.
RoUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10

KEEP COOL in this hot listing;
Hlori Slsttf tu ISsssS iocs rambler
bedrooms. equipped kitchen, and
q large living room with fireplace:
low. low down payment and best
possible monthly terms will cause
this home to sell quickly. SO cal
noWli ROUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP, XII. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
81. JoHNs scHooL AREA

ST. JOHNS SCHOOL AREA
a BedrmS., 3 Baths
Mod. split-leysl home with GARAGE,
The spacious rooms throughoui
S delight noS k yoT WITH tsSIs sp. th'
rms. and the SOFT. family rec rec
oPHN HOUSE,. 5ioS SPsXXiRvIEw AVE
DIR: . Old Dom. DIR, to left on
Valley ave. mr.. Kirby I'd.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
ST. THOMAS MORE
PARKER
4 7 II G1AHIN
SMITH g. DoNNELI.

pH1IH q DONNELI'
IA. 7-6161 Realtors ia. 7-ss17
Town and Country Home
10 minutes .. drive En-, from 18th etI,,,, and Y
pike-Lovely 3-bedrm. house. Ia
baths. recreation rm.; corner lot
on dead-end street, beautiful trees
frontage, ITO It. deep: Lear ga
rage; many. many other features.
Priced for immediate sale. Vacant.
S21,500. Sale by OWNER, 500 8.
Adams st., Arl. CT. 6-S222 or IA.
A-6I99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
hIKSF hA HOSEN I Nd AhEh
CALIFORNIA


Rambler on beautifully HANDICAPPED
lot 8 bedrooms with tremendous
closet space. Exposed beamed cell
ing, fireplace, brick and glaSswalls
in living room adds charm anc
atmosphere. Carport. patio, :.
toner, dishwasher, disposal, drape,
and curtains included in low, low
price Of $16,950. Assume huge
loan. KE. 6-S793 60 It'll 81, NOEL.
LER REAL ESTATE.
FAIRFAX = Beautiful brk, homes
located in Fairfax Towne Estates,
on nice lots, with finished streets,
sewer, water. gas; cow. to schools,
the campus Of the Univ. of Va.
These houses are in the Fairfax
town limits, and the model house
is located at 20 Cleveland st
and is open from Sat. / pm. to
dark and Sun. l pm. to dark;
weekdays, 6 to 3 pm. Prices
start at S20.500 with convenient
financing arranged. Directions. t.
the model house is out Arl. blvd
to Rte. 1913. left on 123 to Sagel
ave. which is opposite the entr
to the Fairfax Courthouse. left on
Sager ave. to Barbour St, right
on Barbour st. and continue
straieht ahead on Sideburne I'd
to Cleveland St, then right OF
Cleveland st. to go. For info
regarding these houses. call AUS.
TIN D. THOMPSON REALTY CO.
JE. $3.50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brk. ram.
bier; kitchen dining area, livinf
rm., flrepl.; "a acre ground: priced
S17,500; convenient financing ar.
ranged. AUSTIN D. THOMPSON
REALTY, JE, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


ARR, 4o0b and gt. .e.-Immac, e
bedrm, brk. Colonial: convenient
ioc.: reas. IA. 7-1430. OWNER.
N. g: G. AIL Es,,,
brick rambler; large jalousied den.
tached garage. Prestige area. $780,
500. MERLE NELSON REALTY,
$3.50 Wilson blvd, ia. 4-5S06.
ARLINGTON, MORT M0RTH1 5dsSTs ONE ONE
GRACIOUS LIVING, LOCATED ~
SEPARATE DESIRABLE AREAS;
INDIVIDUALITY BUILT, AL
FROM FROM } 10 : BEDRooMs. ideal
FOR ENTERTAINING LARGE
qRoeyyyPS; co coNvE vSTa r.6 To De 81.
NAAS Nc1N " YPSRiEgsTritdaE REALTY,
INC, ia, B-bOS0,
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EVER DREAMER OF 0WNTN

EVER DREAMED OF OWNING a
HOME that you'd be SO proud OF
you'd feel like you were Presi-
dent? Wen show you the picture
first, then drive you out. On "a
acre Of trees. 20. #. long, with
entrance-way to magnificent liV
rm., formal dining rm.. I7-ft. kit,
equip. with Tappan 400" range,
4 twin-size bedrms., B full baths,
Gift. rec. rm. with built-in bar,
2-car garage: brand-new. All city
utilities. About $1,000 down re-
quired: assume $4,000 first trust
JE. 10000; VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC; 701 W. Broad
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2 STORES

Located on Wilson blvd, close I'm
North Arlington. Leased at $4,000
per VI. for 8 yrs. Price, $4,000,
with $4,000 cash.
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TRAFFIC
HAZARDS

Are unknown on this quiet Falls
Church street. Two large bedrms
on LIST floor. permanent stairs to
expandable End floor. Large mod
ern kitchen. Huge shade trees
Assume high 4A% loan with low
800. viii go with 5000 down.
ARFAX REALTY INC.
q It'll, O If d-4Q00
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ENCHANTED

Indeed you will be while living In
this gracious, new split-foyer ram.
8 baths, gala rec. room, 3 fire.
places. separate DIM, rm., topped
of with beautiful Hotpoint
kitchen. Ideal location with al
schools and shopping at YOU
fingertips; S25.95O.
DIT 5.7500
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LEE FoREsT-FATRFAx
u ACRE

Wooded privacy goes with this mod
b7,,ft. antiaue-brick rancher Hal
Soa SE h ssa.T fa dayis as.h wal ssss
bsmt. with firepl., huge 32-ft,. liv
room has cathedral-style ceiling
Only year old, same as new
Priced for quick sale IN low EOS
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
IA. 4-42b2 CT. 6-4DO(
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

BUcENELL MASoSR .,ss nj; s.,,:l (:
fenced .FeaSr yard; .,,, swim p .Sd
loan. Terms negotiable. Cow, 10
s s1uNHss sso p pans7 ana on BUS hne'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
DIAMONDS

Are q girls best friend, SO they
say-but this little gem is sure
to make the little woman's eyes
ant living. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths,
de luxe Kitchen, nearly completed
rec. room and all so easy to buy.
Assume $14,700 4heo CT loan
and save on interest and closing
costs. offered below reproduction
costs at $1S,950.
FLORANCE REALTY
2317 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
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FAIRFAX

First Offering Of spotless we'll
groomed Lord Fairfax Estates
rooms, IA baths, fun basement
with huge. rec. room. beautifully
Handicapped lot. $1,000 down Fla
will handle. Early occupancy pos.
sible
MORRISON, REALTORS
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BM0ggn

NEAR ST. Bartholomew church and
School. Stately Georgian Colonial
with to . bedrms:. ga or 3 full
fully equipped family kitchen, pan
eled daylight rec. rm. with f1repl
and powder rm. Ideal for large
or growing family. Spaciousness
uneaualed at prices beginning al
S37.250. Omen / til q. Direc-
left to Selkirk dr., right to oul
open sign.
VIM. d. LUCAS CO.
M assoc fTiI q
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THE EVENINGS STAR All
Washington, D. c.
Saturday, September 10, 1860
INVESTMENT PROP SALE
tcoNTlNUED)
I4-UNIT ELEVATOR APT. BLDG.
nr. Conn. ave. and Kalorama I'd,
excel, white occupancy. &25 900
cash will handle. Also 20, % and
owS sRis BE- edess s 9P te WIZ g. ss ss
% GARDEN-TYPE APIS. in WE'LL
located Alex. area, approx. two
thirds 2 bedrms.: conv. to bus
and shopping; asking 9pp5eSx ,I l0Ss
TIES, INC, Mr.. Seybold or Will
kins. ia. 5-1207. Realtor
2 STORES
Located on Wilson blvd. elose-in
North Arlington. Leased at $4,000
per. VI, for 9 yrs. Price, $4,000,
with $4,000 cash.
16 UNITS-AIR COND.
Close-in North Arlington; Tyr .-oid
BLDG: avail. due to owners change
OF plans.
8 UNITS-WESTOVER
Bldg; in good cond. Priced under
z times income.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
2633 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
ia. 7-444S Ewes, XII. S-l5s2
1873 UNITS NEAR BOILING FIELD
-Garden-type development: all
one-bedroom apis. Nets APPROX.
$4,000 spg per year r0s WI nrS so =, so
900 oS down S caii Mr.. Wade 1 %o.
6-5499. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-1411.
2 CHOICE COMMERCIAL COR:
Eth street and Brookiandd ne.
Also . stores near 9TH and N
SIS: NV. Call Mr., Ryan. DE. z
RsAHL II aAN MA NEE Ne s. zitS M
4 AND 6 FAMILY FLATS, most
tached brick buildings with full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h. Lovely apis.
Row brick buildings with lge. apis.
and self-contained heating units.
Rear screened porches for all apis.
j. LEE DONNELLY AND SON.
INC. ma. $3.50, REALTORS. Wo.
6-2362.
I6-UNIT MOTEL
This is a real income producerl
Takes in over $4,000 per year
with a $4,000 net. Excellent
trailer park operation. included.
All units air conditioned and each
| has television and individual heat
thermostats. 3-bedrm., 1la-bath
house for owner; Over 4 acres Q:
| ground, perfect highway visibility.
Priced below market for quick
sale. Substantial cash required.
To see, call Mr.. Dunning with the
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO., Realtors
ST. $4,000
I401 9Th ST. NV, as is. to settle
estate. Best offer. EN-. 2-S52o.
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STOKES FOR RENT
BETHESDA
ARLINGTON

Small store 30'x35' in 1S-unit
shopping center for iewelry. books,
cameras, photography studio, op-
tician, ETC.; air conditioned.
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RTTCKNETJ, MANOR

DEVELOPMENT CORP. Realtor,
1874 N. Kings Hwy. SO. 5-910(
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Close-in North Arlington; 1-yr .-old
bldg;; avail. due to owners change
OF plans.
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ALEXANDRIA

Store or Office 2O'x50'; street front
in modern apt. bldg. on 8. Glebe
road; heat and air cond. fur