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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07

In 1851 Federal taxes in this
country will amount to $42 for
every man, woman and child in
the country. Much of this money
goes TO provide us with military
security: will you give an equal
amount towards spiritual secur-
ity for every member OF your
family-and give it TO the Holy
Fathers own pet charity,
Worldmission Aid? Tear out this
column, pin your family sacri-
flee to it and mail to the most
Reverend Fulton j. Sheen, Ma
tional Director of The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith,
your Diocesan Director, Rever-
end James Kulp, 246 East Town
Street, Columbus Is, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07
-God Love You--
Christian Christmas Gifts?
Bishop Sheen Has Formula
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen

different colored decades. An of.
fering of two dollars with re-
quest will bring YOU these beau
tiful rosaries Simeon said
a sword would pierce the heart
of Our Lady. We believe that
sword was our Blessed Lord
Himself. who summoned His
Mother to be the Queen of Mar
tyrs at the Gross. In her name
give up something, do without
something that she may be bet.
ter known TO the pagans Of the
world Have you ever COM
mitted mortal sin? Then make
reparation for it by making the
sacrifice for the five million vic
Tins Of leprosy throughout the
world,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07

WASHINGTON - (NC) - The
most Rev. John r. O'Hara, CSC,
Bishop of Buffalo since 1945, has
been named by His Holiness Pope
Plus XII to be Archbishop of Phil
adelphia.
Succeeding Cardinal Dennis
Dougherty, who died on May 81,
1851, he becomes the tenth Ordi-
nary, and fifth Archbishop, TO ad-
minister the 143-year-old Pennsyl-
vania See.
Announcement of the appoint
Nment was made by Archbishop Am
leto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic
Delegate to the United States.
Archbishop O'Hara was presi-
dent of the University of Notre
Dame and already internationally
known, when he was elevated to
/ the epiScopate in 1910. At that
time he was named Titular Bishop
of Mylasa and Military Delegate
(Auxiliary Bishop of the Army and
Navy Diocese). He was named
Bishop of Buffalo in March, 1945.
Archbishop O'Hara is remember
ed in the Diocese of Columbus as
the companion of Bishop Ready on
a trip to Japan at the request of
the Holy See in 1916. They made
study of the condition of the
Church in that country.
Ordained in 1916, Archbishop
O'Hara served as Prefect of Re-
ligion at the University of Notre
Dame from 1917 until he was nam
ed vice president in 1888. His re-
ligious bulletins and surveys were
studied far beyond the limits of
the campus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07

Our Lor d
said 1T is bet
ter to invite the
poor TO your
table than the
rich, for they
have not the
means 10 re-
turn the ia
vor. We invite
the poor TO our
God Lo 'e You
table, and the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07

Our missions want no gifts but
sacrifices; then both the giver
and the receiver are blessed
GOD LOVE YOU TO Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B.; the husband baby
sits two nights a month, while
the wife does extra work in
bank to earn $763 to send the
Holy Fathers Missions saying.
I'VE know of no other invest
ment that will pay greater div
idends" GOD LOVE YOU to
the following for their sacri.
fices for the Holy Fathers Mis-
sions: TO r. B. for $40 which was
to be spent on dress; to
Mrs. g. G. B. for $42 origin
ally intended for a black purse;
to GLIB. for $5 saved by not buy
ing a football ticket; TO P.E.B.
who gave up a lass Of beer ev-
cry night after work and sent SIS;
TO BIB. for So saved by not or
dering a steak dinner; to Mrs.
BIG. whose husband has been i'll
for four months, and despite the
fact that she has five children,
the oldest being eight years,
sent S24.50; to BIG. who gave up
cigars for a month and helped
the Missions with $5; to Mr.. and
Mrs. RINK. who disposed of a
ring TO send Si00 to help spread
the faith throughout the world.
Pause for second and think of
what sacrifice you will make.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07

~ QUIZ III W AAbhAtmN
IIy Objectionable In Part
Hoodlum, The
Hotel Sahara
House on Telegraph
Hill
Inside Straight
Inside the Walls Of
Folsom Prison
Kind Hearts and Cor
onets
Lady SAYS No. The
f.'Affaire fFrenchl
Lemon Drop Kid, The
Let's Make 1t Legal
Light Touch. The
Liiii Mariene
Little Egypt
IN"
Madeleine
Magic Face
Man With a Cloak,
The
Man with My Face,
The
Maniacs on Wheels
tHritishl
Mating Season. The
Meet Me After the
Show
Millionsire for Christy,
A
Mill on the Po (Ital-
ianl
Murder Without Crime
Ny Forbidden Past
Mystery at the Burr
lesuue
No Place for Jennifer
lBFitishl
No Questions Asked
0hsessed BRITISH
On the Riviera
Operation Pacific
Outrage
Pandora and the Fly
ing Dutchman
C--Condemned
Genius and the Night
ingale. The lItslianl
Germany. Year Zero
tGermanD
Gigi tFrenchl
Girl from Maxims
High School Girl
Hoboes in Paradise
(Frenchl
HOLLYWOOD Burlesaus
indiscretions tNou-
veau Testamentl
Eranehl
It's All in the Mind
fools Of Desirel
Jungle Stampede
just a Rig Simple Girl
lFrenehl
Ia Ronde iFrenehl
Lovers of Verona, The
fFrenehi
Mad Youth
Manon (Frenchl
Marie du Port
iFrenchi
Merry Chase fItalianl
Nom and Dad tSide-
showl
MY Life formerly Ee-
stRsyl
Nais iFrenchl
Nine Bachelors tlis Ei-
aient Neuf Cellba-
tAtiresi fFrenehl
No Greater Sin Social
Enemy No. II
No Orchids for Miss
Biandish (Britishl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07

n-M OF
Adventures of Captain
Fabian
Angel with the Trum-
pet
Armored Car Robbery
Assassin for Hire
Best of the BRdmen
Big Night. The
Bird of Paradise
Ritter Rice (Italianl
Riaekmaiied
Breaking Point, The
Call Me Mister
Capture. The
Casa Manana
Chain of CircumstsHes
Cimsrron Kid, The
Cioudburst
Come Fill the Cup
Crooked Way, The
Cry Danger
Danger Zone
David and Bathsheba
Destination Murder
Family Secret, The
Follow the Sun
FootliRht Varieties
Force of Destiny utsi-
ianf
Fugitive Lady
Gambling House
Girl on the Bridge. The
Great Missouri Raid.
The
Gun Crazy (formerly
Deadly Is the Fe-
mafel
Guy Who Came Back.
The
Headline fBritishl
He Ran All the WAY
Here Come the Hug
rettS
Highway 30i
His Kind Of Woman
Adolescence tstoien
Paradisel
Bandit, The lItAlianl
Blue Angel. The Ger
mani (reissuel
Bullet for Stefano. A
lltalianl
Carnival In Flanders
(Frenchl
Cesar tFrenehl
City OF Sin
Club de PENNIES
lFrenehl
Confessions of = Vice
Raron tSkid Row
Damaged Goods
Marriage Forbid
denl
Damaged Lives
Dedee (Frenehi
Devil in the Flesh
DEVILS Sleep
Dust Ia Dust "A group
ing of filmsl
Ecstasy
Fiysia
Fighting the White
Slave Traffic
Flesh viii Surrender
titsliani
Fools of Desire ITS
All in the Mindl
French Scandal, A
tScandals of Cioche-
merlel lFrenchl
French White Cargo
iFrenehl
Fric-Frac fFrenrhl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07
Legion of Decency
Classification
Clip this list and sare IL.

W MnLeI D@Au OF ALIVE
Weekend With Father
Whip Hand, The
Whistle at Eaton Falls
White Line, The iTtzl-
ianl
Yes. Sir. Mr.. Bones
You Never Can Tell
Yukon hanhunt
Adults
Painting the Clouds
with Sunshine
Pardon My French
People Against O'Hara
Place in the Sun, A
Red Mountain
Racket, The
Raging Tide, This
Reunion IN Reno
RhubaYb
River. The
Eoadblock
Rodeo King and the
Senorita, The
Saturdays Hero
Sea Hornet
Second Woman, The
formerly Elem
Silver City
Sing With Me (ftalisn)
So Long at the Fair
Son of DR.. Jekyli
st. Benny fhe Dip
Strange Dool
Strip, The
Submarin Command
Ten Commandments,
The 1talianl
Texas Carnival
Tomorrow i Another
Day
Trial Without Jury
Two Dollar Rett,r
Two Gals d nd q Coy
Two Tickets 70 RSoad-
way
Well, The
Westward the Women
When Worlds Collide
Young Sacrifices BRIT
ishl
FOR All
Payment on Demand
People Will Talk
Pickup
Pier %
Pink String and Seal
ing Wax
Prehistoric Women
ProwIer, The
Quebec
Ration Pass
Roaring City
Sarumba
Second Fscs
Secret of Convict Lake,
The
Showdown
Sierra Passage
Sirocco
Small Back Room
Smuggier's Island
Strangers on \ Train
Streetear Named De
sire, A
Strictly Dishonorabls
Tanning of Dorothy,
The BRITISH
is,h tn,,ar 49, m.
Tokyo File gig
To the Victor
Two OF n Kind
on2sr 1q.,, ene oi'Ns Tres
r,, t.si'ap s.. M,
fformerlv Wh;nned.
Ths1
Unknown Man, The
Valentino
Vendetta
Volcano lltalianl
White He'll NJ Pitz-
Palu (ltalianl
ah Ali. fv..n.hA
~ ,"
Paris Waltz The
tfrenchl
pepe lie Moko (Frenchl
psca g,,,e;a.
Room upslalrs' lns
tffehehl
Royal Affair, A
lFrenehl
po.ir. III. Iove child
fr1scht
-,
o'shosls oi Ni"enehet-
i rtehen Seahosi'
= : rehen
sns 2nouiua se'o NO
" lia " eeal
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-07

God who loves will reward them
Christmas is coming. In
stead of buying Aunt Nell or
Jimmie the flat iron holder or
the ivory golf tee. buy them each
= World Mission Rosary which
we will bless. You will help the
missions and inspire them to
pray for the five missionary con-
tinents represented in the five
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27
OPS APPOINTS LOCAL COMMITTEE TO BE HEADED BY MRS. FRANK ZEPP

Mrs. Roberta (Frank) Zepp has been named by Acting Mayor H. R. Coulter as chairman of the Com munity Volunteer Emergency Com mittee to aid in the fight against imitation. it was announced by F. c. Hanford. Territorial Director of the Office of Price stabilization. Mrs. zepp has long been prominent in Wrangell civic circles.
 This committee is an important part of the price control program" Hanford said. "Its duties will be 10 keep the public informed on how price control is working and what the public may expect in the way of stabilized prices. We want to ad- wise, through these committees, on ways to avoid black market |, hoarding and overbuying our worst threats to the success oe price control. We will work closel t with the committees to keep n touch with all phases of our ecn" omy under price regulation"
 Hanford emphasized that cea mittee members will not be coll upon to explain the OPS reesis tions to merchants or to attennt price-checking project. These arc technical functions and will be done by qualified OPS staff men.
 When organizing local commit tees, efforts will be made to orinr together a cross-section of con. munity groups" Hanford said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27
Dr. Bangeman, City Health Officer, Gives Hints For
 Local Clean Up Campaign

City Health officer, City Council man and community doctor, John o. Bangeman, NJ D.. issued the fol- lowing statement this week in con junction with the local Clean Up Campaign which officially started last Monday:
 TO THE PEOPLE OF WRANGELL:
 As your health officer I realize there is much yet to be done but I would like to point out to you some things which are now under way that will make Wrangell a better place in which to live.
 First, let me call your attention to the removal of several old build ings about town this spring. Ho- ward Churchill, Marcus Daley Melvin Gade, Ervay Chase and Warren Powers are to be compli- mented on their industry in sal vaging several unsightly, unusable buildings. It is hoped that this letter will stimulate others to sal wage many more such buildings now rotting away in Wrangell Be sides removing a rat harborage. the removal of these buildings improves the general appearance of our com munity.
 This leads me to comment ol he rat eXtermination drive sponsored jointly by the Health Council and the City Council in conjunction with cleanup week. Plans are now under way to have a campaign of poisoning and trapping rats in the more heavily infested areas in town. When the plans are fully de- veloped they will be laid before you and your cooperation is soli- cited in anticipating and carrying out these plans. I would further urge you to burn or remove all trash and old buildings on your premises and please make use of the city service in the cleanup cam paign.
 Another item which requires the helpful cooperation of everyone in town is the care aLd disposal of garbage. First, let me remind you that the city no longer dumps gar
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27
THIS MAY BE QUICK, BUT THINK IT'D BE CHEAPER IFYA DID YOUR OWN SPRING CLEANING, PAL!'
LIONS REP. HERE

Gordon Smith. special represent ative for Lions International, I service club, arrived in town last Tuesday. leaving Wednesday. Tues day evening a meeting was held with interested persons to see if a Lions club could be formed here. Because of the number of active organizations already in Wrangell it was decided not to try adding a Lions Club at this time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27
MORE MONOGRAPHS
 TO .EDGECUMBE KIDS

Through the courtesy of Ellis and Alaska Coastal Airlines, two more photographs were sent last week to children who are patients at the Mt Edgecumbe Medical cen ter.
 eeve al weeks ago Blanche Will n, a young Eskimo girl who lanred in the Stikine Stampede how before she went to Edge cumbe, wrote here to k. W. Me Kibben to see if he could find an old phonograph she could use. A plea appearing in the Sentinel re- suited in a nice radio phonograph combination donated by a sympa- thetic local couple. This was promptly flown to Edgecumbe.
 Last week McKibben completed repairs on two of the wind type photographs donated by local people. These were also forwarded late last week.
 The local Elks lodge has provid- ed few records for the machines.
 In a letter sent here after re- ceiying the first radio photograph Blanche says, "Ohh, thanks ever so much for the super combination and records.
 I wish I could express my feel ings in a better way than this, but all can utter is thank ya'! with Gods blessing"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Anna Ernest arrived back in Wrangell aboard the steamer Baranof last Monday after visiting her daughters in California sinss December.
 Her daughters are Mrs. R..P. Huff of Fresno, the former Wilma Dunkleburger, and Mrs. E. M. Sprague of Red Wood Valley, the former Myrtle Dunkleburger siv- ertsen. Both girls are frsm wraz- gell
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27

bage on the beach and an ordin- ance provides for a fine for dump ing garbage on the beach in Wran- gell. I would further urge you, whenever possible. to burn all bulky papers and boxes on your own premises. Next, the problem of caring for garbage would be greatly helped if you will break all bottles and remove both ends from cans and flatten them. This is only a little more effort and will allow your garbage can to hold more and you will not need to set out uncovered boxes of garbage that will attract rats and flies.
 I must remind you again that your garbage containers must be covered at all times and placed in an accessible spot for the collector. Your cooperation is earnestly soli- cited to beautify, cleanup and make more healthful, one of the most at tractive towns in Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27
TENNIS HOME

MT. and Mrs. William Tennis rs- turned to Wrangell last Monday on the steamer Baranof from Ss- attle Mrs. Tennis has spent the winter in Olympia, Washington, and Mir. Tennis joined her there in January. They will be here all summer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27
HOSPITAL NOTES

Last Friday, Mrs. Ruth Ritchie was admitted to Bishop Rowe Gen. eral Hospital.
 Saturday, Mrs. Mabel Ventura of Petersburg was discharged.
 Leaving the hospital Monday were Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Carl Gug- genbickler and Mrs. Bob Urata and son, Robert Lynn.
 Alice Miyasato entered the hos pital Tuesday for tonsil and ad- noid operation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-27
Sincerely,

John 0. Bangeman,M. D.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1889 hs-ton pickup, as en-.
desired. HU. 5114.
FORD ,47 sedan del. truck: good
foad; sA' sssl' S9'o' Cali ME- sl99' or @f0 eyes
GMc 1S9 1S9a 1h-ton, with 1s-ft. ig gan
body; good running condition. good
s45o: Nh. sAeks. SSs y ma. 0f'k 4ssf. H"9ft Sis
1srEkNaTioNAL { sii All 1s4e 1-ton pick pickup.
Goodd tires. $500 or best offer. TO.
FORD 1887 &-ton panel body. 1912
n mot9ri S.io5sSsc excel cond' Price $l75.
CHEvRoIET '4e h-ton panel: driven
on 25.0o0 mi: excel. cond;; $500.
CANTEEN CO.. 1918 Mt. olivst ID.
FORD 1e47 1h-ton stake body: ex-
cellent condition; good tires. FA.
sTUDEBAKER latest model 1850 r.
m fon 1920 s499 miles; heater: best ofder.
FokD ,4S 1M-ton stake body; $500;
sse sss at avs1 Mobllgas q Station N. H. o.. and
caEvRoLET fsoli \: ia4s - m-ton panel. Al
condition; S79o. terms. DU. S231.
Ss: SHs sss ssspoi i 54 oS Ss
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s ns-ton pickup;
asster asa appearanef pea dsfr0steF SzaA Al eond
LONEY'S. INC, s126 Ga. ave.
GMC 1910: .450 series; 2-speed
,a saSe; $l;isS.a sHsSa :, 1 AP. sQ41. -f4' Iaee'
WILLYS 1850 Ha-ton pickup; practi-
cally new; S1,295. SCHLEGEL g.
GOLDEN, 263 Carroll st. NV. GA.
1908. 3
INTERNATIONAL ~ Ks-ton pickup;
new paint; 1925: terms. ROBERT
1881. Ill
Evening star., 1951-03-09
FARMS (cent.)
FAIRFAX DAIRY FARM.

FAIRFAX DAIRY FARM, 26 miles
from downtown washington. This
Honor Dairy Farm" Of 207 cleared
acres is offered for sale. together
Holstein herd, 46-cow capacity barn
, siios, 5-room cinder- block tenant
house, Scar garage and all other
necessary farm buildings, spacioNs
asbestos shingles and containing i Il
baths, oil heat long road frontage
farm. since land is level and free
Of rocks; near shopping. transpor-
basnee ssGn aoH over schSo Tfams pericd essn
price. s5e, 500; GEORGE MASON
Sunday. Ok. 3Oa5.
FARM HoME--Nearly new. modern,
SsTson.d o$so 81 acres hfny ,n
shed; chicken house. Out Rte. 50
], o. GARGEN. phone Arcola 5152
pRScE adtsf 4sG SGoRGEs SR Tssk ooTNry epS of o An
ington. One Of the finest farms in
this area. consisting of 90 acres and
lge. $4,000 barn, in excellent con-
dition; about 500 cleared. has
pIrs9,peITty: Asking sG$' Zoo s SS5ssss
COMMUTERS-s3-acre Loudoun Co.
farm. ga mi. of main hwy, 2d mi.
Grass land, stream. 5-yr. r.-old bun
galow-type home. Modern Kitchen,
bath. bsmt.. hot and cold water,
comb. screen and storm windows;
shade trees, good barn and outbldgs.
rsaaires Quick sale, SIS 55oa SUB
sTYER, Realtor' Pleasant Valley,
1I0-ACRE DAIRY FARM in Prince
Wam stoek and Co. squa xs near modsfn seeeiss
with 50 stanchions, 36 milk cows,
Of S63.500. We have some exec /.
stock and dairy farms In the Nokes-
Oi,,s or phone Nj 4 R. WILKINS W NeksS- SEN
TAGoN REALTY co. III
1OO-ACRE CATTLE FARM. fronting
on U, s. 50 near Arcola, c in Loudoun
GspaIns EGaaI cant cattle hSsss Ssn Esnts se strsam
so. 900. Pay S4 900 cash. take
back trust for balance. payable
$500 year. Inspection only by ap-
G. BENTON. Broker, JA. s-S753.
NEW STRoUT CATALOG-Just out!
Farms. homes. businesses. 3,0S4 bar
STRouT REALTY. TIA Wood
ward Bldg. Washington. Sterling
1884
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desire to buy
old neglected farm within commut-
ing distance Of Alexandria. Must be
reasonable. TIE. 2404 Ill
Evening star., 1951-03-09
wATERF'T PROP. SALE Cont

YEAR AROUND LIVING. Ideal fol
retired family; 5 rms, hall, :
porches; l upper deck; overlooking
Rappahannock River and Chesa,
peake Bay. Whitestone. Va. district
Sha acres: oyster cove, on No. :
Ssone sse1s Ex: hxy; 7oas. $500 No @fn AGENTS
ON lst f.; 5 rooms and bath on .nd
f.; plastered walls and hardwood
floors; End Il. fixed for apt; but not
quite quite finished ;, woodland Beach
proximately S1O,750. III
NORTH BEACH. MD.-For sale, yr.-
round house on waterfront to U. s
citizen; can be seen by appointment
.Tny only Iyr Box 415-s 5 star. lie
stove, elec. hot-water heater; built
in sink; living room. complete bath
large porch; S5,95O; $3.50 down, S6C
month. ME. 05l9.
SMALL MARYLAND ACREAGE
TRACTS-Immediately adjacent tc
sites on hard-surfaced roads, with
lights. tele phone and centrally dis
tributed artesian water; located in
exclusive private home area on high
est environmental characteristics
f1ne sand beach. excellent fishins
2hu CAADulABp private pOdk IdIDOI
and many other advantages. Prices
from $3.50. terms II desired To in
spect. drive miles south Of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island rd.
turn left at st. Leonard, follow Ions
Beach signs to office on Chesapeake
Bay. M E. ROCKHILL, INC, St
Leonard, Md. or phone Prince Fred
LONG BEACH New 4-room, fully
modern cottage. Liv. rm., = bedrms
full bath with tub, equipped kitchen
with cabinet sink, refrigerator, gas
stove and water heater; windows
and porches fully screened. Price,
S6.995; down payment as low as
$1,000, monthly paymts controlled
by amount paid down. Other 2 to
4-bedroom cottages for sale OF
rent. To inspect. drive miles south
of Prince Frederick on SolomonS Is
land I'd. turn left at st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs tc
once on shore Of Chesapeake Bay
NJ. E. ROCKHILL. INC. st. Leonard
WATERFRONT LOT. beautiful view
excellent swimming, boating anc
fishing: 2S miles from D. c.; $1,000
Box Blk. Star. II.
SELBY ON THE BAY, hideaway
summer winter home on large
wooded lot. large living room with
fireplace. two bedrooms, kitchen
and bath: upstairs finished, insu-
lated throughout; garage: price
$3.50. WILLIAMS. MA. 1898, OR
1854 III
Evening star., 1951-03-09
BOATS

1s-FT. RUNABOUT. 5-ft. beam:
$40 1st- st. Sc. SO pm. Ia
OUTBOAkD MOTOR, Champion, AZ,
4-2/10 horsepower, excellent condi-
ton, SIS. FIR. 1886. Ill
SEA-KING. Martin, Sea Bee, Atlas
Royal outhoard motor parts; repair
service for all makes; outboards
rented. "a. 3, 3, II h.p. SHERIDAN
OUTBOARD MOTOR CO., 6135
Georgia ave, GE. 3040.
16-FT., MAHOGANY, INBOARD run
about no engine, accessories and
extras; will deliver in or near Wash
inston; $3.50. See at 45O6 Middle
ton lane, Bethesda, Md. Ill
Evening star., 1951-03-09

90 ACRES in Laytonsville area. i'm
proved with 7-rm. frame house,
bath. lge. liv. rm. with open fire-
place. House on high elevation, land
all Chester loan soil; bank barn,
calf barn, chicken houses and other
outbulidings. few fruit trees, all
year-round road. Owner has pur-
chased a larger farm and is going
to sell this one. Call Jerry Williams,
Damascus 6261 with -
FRED B. CUSHMAN. REALTOR
so Frederick Avenue, Gaithersburg
Md Phone 2a9 Ill
Evening star., 1951-03-09
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

10000 SO. FT., centrally located,
pvt. r. r. siding and office. Ma. 5SS5.
SHOPS. OFFICES. SHOWROOMS. etc.
Converted flats. 512-5@2 r. I. ave
ne: zoned industrial; approx. ZOO
It per floor; parking space available;
|. 3. or yrs, lease. STANDARD
PROPERTIES. INC. MA. 5573. %
oNE-STORY BRICK bldg. at 4731
Elm ST., Bethesda, Md. Il IT. by 50
IT.; zoned industrial. Good for light
mfg. auto repairs, as well as indus
S425 mo-, possession immed.
Henry J. Robb, Inc, Realtor
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
DI. 8141