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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16
Chaplain Raps Smut AIecks'
For Abusing Gift of Speech

KY, and former administrator of
st. Edward Church, Granville.
Writing in Mustang Musings, bi-
weekly newspaper published at the
Base, Father Scannell lashed out
at the ''scum bum whose vocal
equipment is all out of whack," and
suggested that "a good stiff disin-
fectant would be in order"
From time to time" he went
on, I'VE meet up with some lame
brain who has the unhappy facul-
ty of being able to foul up the at
mosphere with a 'soupy' abundance
of filthy drivel-a Mr.. Garbage
who moves onto the scene with
the unlofty idea that he is the
life of the party, that the slop he
dishes out is the needed shot in the
arm for any and every occasion
Don't be the Smut Aleck' that
Enthusiastically, we know-that it
makes him some kind of iron man
to be able to fling around his dirty
garbage. Ii we make any conces-
sion at all to his being an iron man
it is only to the extent of the pig
iron variety"
The remarks of such man, Faith
er Scannell continued, are gutter
sputterings," and he is IAN unde-
sirable where decency is SO P.
standard order of procedurel.
SLOP is not, never was, and please
God never will be SOP"
An Army chaplain for five years
in World War IL, Father Scanned
had a suggestion for neutralizing
the ''tangle brain" "Our only pre-.
caution is our own solid character
and courage to call the offender to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16

We car best express our thanks TO
God for this gift by using-not
abusing this faculty as designated
by God"
Father Scannell had final word
- The Smart Guy is never the
Smut Aleck'."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16
st. Charles BOrrOmeO Called
Model for Diocesan Priests

Charles was such prophet In
his own day"
'The priesthood of the Catholic
Church." he added ''fulfills that
same function in the world today"
Warning that Satan has his
emissaries coordinated, well-train.
ed, and completely devoted to his
gospel of hate and kingdom of
DEATH" Father Buchanan told stu
dents that "the Church calls out to
you for her army"
Being student at st, Charles -
he said, mo matter in what capac-
ity, you must consider yourselves
as potentially selected for such a
high office. The world calls for
heroes today. The Church has al
ways called for suchl Not all of
you will be chosen; but / have con-
fidence that all of you will offer
yourselves for this heroic service
and present struggle"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16
White for Harvest

Osuns with bumboe ransE the root OF
rcni plu support.
lnq shs root bssan give way population odonooam
eonsderob subssonfo chapel provided
$1,000 Is needed"
Christi 500 for fhs Main Alter Side Alter
Bap 50; choies 4o Statue ao csshx or Taeer-
cand 7o Linens To- Sanctuary
building harvest woing for 10 rsaP t
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16

NEW DELHI. India-eNC)-The
Rev. Jerome D'Souza, Sd, member
of Indian parliament, has left here
for Paris as an Indian delegate to
the United Nations General AS
sembly.
1t is the second time that Faith.
er D'Souza has received this ap-
pointment. He first served as an
Indian delegate TO the General AS.
sembly of September, 1949, which
met at Lake Success in New York.
The present Indian delegation is
headed by Sir Bengal Rau, India's
permanent delegate to the U.N.
Another member of the delegation
is Sardar X. M. Panikkar, Indian
ambassador to communist China.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16
.Pan-Anerican
Mass Set For
Thanksgiving

WASHINGTON - (NC) - Arch
bishop Amleto Giovanni Cicognani,
Apostolic Delegate to the United
States, will offer the traditional
Pan-American Thanksgiving Day
Mass on November %, in st. Pat
rick's Church here.
Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle
of Washington will preside and the
sermon will be preached by Bish-
op William A. Scully, Coadjutor of
Albany. Members of the Hierarchy
who will attend will include Bish-
ops John M. Mcnamara and Pat
rick J. Mccormick, Auxiliaries of
Washington, and Lawrence ]. She
han Auxiliary of Baltimore. Mem
bers of the diplomatic corps and
other representatives of the Amer
ican Republics have been invited.
High us. government officials,
members of Congress and the ju-
dietary, as we'll as local civic and
laity leaders also have been in
vited. Chief Justice Fred M. Vim
son of the us. Supreme Court al
ready has accepted an invitation to
be present.
The Pan-American Mass is offer
ed each Thanksgiving Day for the
intention of more harmonious re-
lations between the 21 American
nations.
The Pan-American Mass was in
augurated during the administra-
ton of President William Howard
Taft. With the approval of the
late James Cardinal Gibbons, Arch
bishop of Baltimore, the custom
was originated by the late Bishop
William T. Russell of Charleston,
when he was pastor of st. Pat
rick's.
President Taft attended two of
the Pan-American Masses and
President Woodrow Wilson attend
ed one. No President has attended
since.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16
Academy Stages Plays
For Junior Prom Fund

NEW LEXINGT0N-Three one
act plays we're staged recently by
the juniors of st. Aloysius Acad-
emy: For Marianne" "St. JOS.
eph's Sense of Humor," "and "The
Haunted Gate"
Proceeds from the plays com
pleted the junior prom fund for
the year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16

task. Check him out on what Is ac
ceptabIe speech. 1t is the job of us
all.
THE gift of speech is one of
our priced gifts of God. A medium
of exchange of our ideaS-a means
of enjoying the company of others.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16
81 GIVE MYSELF"

Mary's parents so spoke TO God
for her at the Presentation in the
Temple. Her own repeat" of the
gift was rewarded climactically by
her ASSUMPTION. Initiating her
on the Presentation Feast NOV. 2ll
won't you please send SIS or $40 10
finish her ASSUMPTION CHAPEL
In JORDAN
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16
A PILGRIMS MEMORY

Sunday, Nov. lib. the Church re-
calls the dedication Of two great
Roman Basilicas, massive st.
Peters and lovely st. Paul's, both
dear memories of the Holy Year
Pilgrim. How timely a recent let
ter from the little South Italy viii
lage OF S. Cosmo Albanese which
has its crumbling parish Church
dedicated to SITS Peter and PAUL
81 900 il needed for repairs. The
poor villages have seraped together
S400. n every Holy Year Pilgrim
who reads this. will send SIS or $40,
"little SITS. Peters and Pauls" will
be REPAIRED.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16

A vocation to the diocesan
priesthood has its own special char
aeter, the Rev. George A. Buch-
mann, Notary of the Diocesan Tri-
bunal, declared in sermon at st.
Charles Seminary, Columbus, last
week. He spoke at the annual Mass
observing the feast of the Semin-
ary's patron, st. Charles Borromeo,
held this year on Nov. 7. Bishop
Ready presided.
The demands for virtue made
upon the diocesan priest, said
Father Buchanan, are like mathe-
matical infinity-they go as far as
/ you can go and still you must
press on towards the mark"
"A diocesan priest :. must be-
come all things to all men," he
went on. with the learned he
must be more learned, not only in
the things of God but in the human
sciences as well. Amongst the cul-
tured he must be more cultured,
familiar and at ease in all the arts.
Amongst the good he must shine
out with the easy practice of vir-
tue and firm hold on high sane
tity. With sinners he must become
a scapegoat and after the manner
of saints heal their moral disease
with the solicitous ministrations of
his love"
To the seminarians, Father
Buchanan cited the example of st.
Charles, who twas determined that
everything naturally good should
be used for all it was worth in the
service of souls for the sake of
Christ"
"And so it is" he added "that
every natural talent and good
which you possess, my dear stu
dents, can be used to its fullest
extent in the service of the Church.
The seminary cycle of study, pray
ers, and recreation each in its
proper place, at its proper time
lis designed and will bring out,
refine, and develop anything you
have to bring out"
Father Buchanan told the sem
iLarians that "the circumstances
surrounding the choice of his iife's
work for Charles, were not unlike
those in which you students here
today are set. Your immediate des-
tiny is to fight, either for your
country from the noblest motives
Oh high patriotism; or to fight
the same enemy from the loftier
motives of complete dedication to
Christ and the Church and man.
kind in the supereminent office
the priesthood =. You have
only the choice of whether to fight
in the ranks of the American
military service or to join
the ranks of the Church and
fight the good fight of God against
the real strategist of these evil
days--Satan.
I'm either case you should un.
derstand that our wrestling is not
against flesh and blood, but against
principalities and powers, against
the rulers of the World Of Dark
ness You may take up guns,
planes, and tanks as your armor, or
you may put on the breastplate of
justice, the helmet of salvation,
having your feet shod with the
Gospel and brandishing the sword
of truth join ranks with those who
strike at the evil at its spiritual
roots"
Referring to a recent statement
by President Truman THAT the
world needs a prophet after the
manner of the ancient Jewish
seers," Father Buchanan said st.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16

Service men who think vigorous
language has to be dirty language
got a blast last week from fel-
low service man, the Rev. (Maior)
Leonard Scannell, O.MI., Chap
lain at Goldman Air Force Base,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-16
u CENTS A DAY

Most Of The orphans" writes
Father Director of ST. Anthony's
Home, pULIYlLAKUNNU, India,
"have sunken eyes and congested
chests when they come to us. :
One rupee l2lei will buy a day S
food. Won't you please help one
OF these youngsters at 81 a month
OF Sl2 for The year2
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FROM HE EARIH,s CORNERS

com. students Rvan College Rome for n. cokvtRsoh
predicted Fome ARTHUR GIBSON from
NoRH AMERICA KoRNlFvsN of Europe lust started od
need 500 ysor Ths YOy Offering Goa be paid ANT
thrill
.veh pas In suuss 10 IMMACULATE HEART OF MAkf7
Evening star., 1951-07-09

3 operating rms. lge. reception rm
and bath, $3.50 per mo.
DENTAL OFFICE. to share with
practicing dentist at reasonable
rent. To inspect. see secretary on 2nd
fl. WALKER & DUNLOP 1900 18th
st. NV, DI 022o. -ln
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BoATS

BOAT. 20 ft.; unfinished; S125. VI
FISHING pARTIEs-chesapeake sa,
reser CAPT KING. WA 4l92.
I94s So OWENS twin lagship. 100
dition. Located South River Phone
TO-, sails. motor. cabin sleeps
.; Belle Haven Boat Club. "a mile
below Alex. on Memorial drive. Must
sell. Ov. 1865 or Ii. 5-6700, Ext.
CUsToM-MADE speed boat, left,
solid mahogany; 95-h.p. Gray ma
rine engine; will take outboard rig
in trade. Price, $1,000. CHI. 1856.
15-FT. LYMAN oUTBoARD. bottom
neSy sNs neb trasT v ,hSn asM
CABIN CRUISER Caprice" "a it..
sleeps 4, comfortable. heavy duty,
navy hull; ship-to-shore radio; eco
nomical, Ford VS. conversion power;
completely equip; in good cond. ex-
cept for paint; sacrifice. $4,000,
Steward or phone sH. 1915. 10
16-FT. BOAT, Briggs g. Stratton in
board motor, good condition, $3.50,
I6-FT. FISHING SkIFF, CHIP. Wis
consin engine; will seat 6 people
comfortably; completely equipped;
S375. subject to offer. Call NE. $3.50
WOLVERINE, 14-ft., 1946, 51a Eyin-
rude motor, ready to go; only $50,
BOATS! BOATS! BoATs.-40 models
ready for delivery. Prices start at
S97 so. Rowboats, outboards,. sail
hnotS aluminium steel wood and
fiberglass Terms. S. KING FULTON.
SO3 Maine ave. s.w. EX. 3406. Ia
WANT AN OUTBOARD for better FISH
ing? See the complete Evinrude line.
Terms to suit. S. KING FULTON.
S03 Maine ave. S.w., EX. 3406. Ia
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80; r. and h., good tsrss,
piYMouqqHH flis m % S6sl .p.eisl si,sr a. l9s al
sisis. BETHEssDast as sSSsti; MofoRs. neas sFsyi asSi
Miller ave-. OIL. 1000. III
PLYMOUTH so special de luxe 4-dr.;
radio. heater, seat covers. trans.
signals. light blue; S1.545. BE-
IIHEsDA MOTORS. 4702 Miller ave,
OIL. 1000. Ill
PLYMOUTH late '4e de luxe coupe;
5 5y a9S oINEjRs Ri sqRSs RS eS1s s4aasp price. s1eo'
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-pas. club coupe:
motor. WV. tires; 1926. WA. 9s42.
PONTIAC 1e4s convertible; r., h..
new top. new tires; excel. cond:
STnfg Ss5o leayns or Sess town o must cs ss
s pm, OR. s5o4. 3
PONTIAC l941 convertible; sss3.
AUTO WHoLEsALERs. 1851 Bla:
rSNT1sGF rdsNHf9ssF 1855 sSs d. sasoo sssso gear shift.
on steering wheel, r. and h.; good
transp;; tran only $40 cash, WILLIAMS.
pGNhraT gSth a1d r. iaso 1; ave; .asa. Ne "a g,
ns Mns A1To PdE m0sfi WaoIEsAIERs LIS 9ans nrns 4sI
Bladensburg Rd., Ii 3-SS00.
PONTIAC '4s cony.;. Hydro-Mati r.
n, sky mist blue finish; new black
TOP; fins tires. REDUCED to ST. .299'
as open ewes evss 9fHn odeS2 coasr1s rEarfR5sNs PoN
5IAS, 5TIAC, AT Florida ave. ne. AT.
PONTIAC PONTIAC 1851 "e' 4-dr.: s fully
equipped. ssI only 100 miles; leaving
FLEMING, MI. 5000. Ext. 2Ii. 10
PONTIAC 1851 station wagon; Hydr..
maculate. FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221
Connecticut. Wo. s400. "a
PONTIAC GSJT. 1850 80 cSnv Gpe LOCO NIL NIL
1921 Connecticut. Wo. $500.
SIMCA French Fiat 194S 2-pas-
senger conv.; one owner, $500 mi.
3 sp49 9aai nj per sf,sT gal s4oo cash. PHONE
sTUDEBAKER Ie47 Champion 4-dr.;
selection Of studebakers, 1941 thru
1sytlh,. 1s5it 4drsd ssd 2.dIs.. iI eOGpes, con-
one Of the country's oldest and
most reliable Studebaker dealers.
MCNEIL MoToRs, 1924 Wis. ave;
sTUDEBAKER Al 4-dr.; climatizer.
defroster;. clean inside and out; org.
black paint. A bargain at 5000.
1858 Homer ave. Apt. D., Suitiand,
Nd. all day Sat and Sun. 3
STUDEBAKER 1850 coupe; the per-
feet car for salesman; enormous
trunk space; overdrive; exceptional
gas mileage; real bargain at
S1.245,. trade or terms. through
General Motors CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO., INC. 7725 Wis. ave.
NV. OIL. 6100. Open ewes. 3
STUDEBAKER 1947 Commander A.
dr.; r. and h., overdrive; immaculate.
1-owner car: only S995, cash, trade
or terms. WILLIAMS, goth and r. I,
STUDEBAKER, 1851. Champ. deiux.
starlite. WV. tires, r.. $500 mi,
4 mos. old, by orig. owner. S4O0
under new car price. Real buy at
81: $40. EN-. 5042. 10
STUDEBAKER, 1912. Commander, Q.
DR.. Bought new. 1914. 2 owners.
Equipped overdrive. Perfect me.
chanical condition. Inspected May,
1851. Very clean. good finish. S400.
DE. $500. Ext. 1873, ONCE hours.
STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion sedan,
SS93. Why pay more? Sc bank A.
nancing. AUTO WHOLESALER.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-07-09
MONEY WANTED

SAFEST AND BEST SECURITY in
the world is a first trust on an
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ment portfolio at 80, amortiZed
monthly, Call for further details.
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO..
OK or CHI 44S7.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-Nice. clean,
cool hye-room waterfront cottage
fenced grounds; modern; Aug. 8 on,
500 wk. UN 4446. is
COTTAGE, attractive; for summer
pleasure or winter living All mod
ern electrical conveniences. Ada
cent to Annapolis. GE. 1891, 50
WOODLAND BEACH-For rent, July
and August. A modern 5-rm. fur
nished brick bungalow. RE. 57ll
Ext. 319S. S:30-5 3
OESIR. BAY-FRONT COTTAGE; avail
able Aug, |; on week or month,
West River 1898. WENDELL, Shady
ctoIoNhTAiL BEACH, vA.-FurnisRed
four--room cottage; large fenced in
yard; running water, elec. Call
RA. 1878 after z.
BEVERLY BEACH-Lge. 7-rm. cot
tage, cleo kit; Aug. IL through
Sept. 80. DU. s021. WA. 1866.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA. - cottase;
open date, Aug, ILLS. Aug 60
Sept: s.. VI. 1910 after pm. -l3
COLONIAL BEACH-Furnished cot
tage. THE Victor; rooms. bath
electricity. lst and Bryant, near
water. Ii. 6-6l9s after 6 pm. -12
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FIRST COMMERCIAL,

NV stores, approx. 3 years old;
leased $4,000 yearly income. Ten
ants pay all expenses except taxes
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 e st. NV, Ma. $3.50, Ma. 1874.
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PRICE REDUCED
DIFFERENT
NEW STONE RAMBLER

Columbia Pike, Annandale. FA. 1924
Bailey's ONCE. FA. 2024; Centerville
office. Fairfax, 432-W-3; Vienna
office Vienna 1SE 10
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET lS46 h-ton panel; low

l946 h-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond fully guar.
anteed: S495 Ma 6420
1850 1-ton. with spe-
cial built aluminium parcel delivery
van body, ideal for office, supply
house or any similar business.
S1,700. Can be seen at BAKER
MOTOR FREIGHT TERMINAL. INC,
1911 Kenilworth ave. ne. after
$50 p.m. any weekday. -9
WHITE half track, with winch. and
with winch and A frame: low mile
age, excellent condition; extra set
of track; 81 ZOO. Also a large
selection Of Army and civilian trucks
and truck parts. JAMES N. CRAIG.
UN. 76O2. -~l4
Evening star., 1951-07-09

$3.50 PER ACRE
161 acres. only 1I2 miles from new
Sl4 100000 airport in Fairfax
County. Wooded with spring fed
stream and road connections with
Shirley highway and new airport
road system. An excel. investment
and protection against imitation
Only 81. 200 cash with terms on
balance. HARRY DREISEN, EXCLU-
S1VE AGENT, 616 Bond Bids. MA.
-1ro Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-09
IRAILERS

WHITLEY. mos, old; sleeps 8; 35
It.; going overseas. Also trailer
hitch WOODLEY HILLS CT,
Rt. /, So of Alex. Lot 236. TO-
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn,
now mas q lge display Of Doth new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment: clean useo trailsss ranging
IN size from Is 20 33 # priced
from $500 TO So $50, terms to <
yrs Phone TO h111
FOR THE BEST in trailer homes. see
our display of Spartans, Americans,
Trayelos Howards. Trotwoods. Pal
aces; Richardson's, Roycrafts, vaga-
bonds, VictorS, Vindales and other
leading makes and nodes. See the
2l-ft.. OILY So 2gs. Also see our
line Of good used trailers from 1896
up.
OPEN 8 10 . WEEKDAYS AND SUN
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC.
4030 Wisconsin Ave NV, WO. 1921
PVT. TRAILER OWNERS
Trailers displayed for sale, $40.
Pay cash or sell on commission.
We have cash customers waiting.
1000 CENTRAL AVE. HI. 5450
Out Benning rd. ne. TO $500 blk.
Left on Central Ave. Ia
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

LARGE 2-STORY brick building,
drive-in ST. ent.. $3.50 per mo. LISs
REALTY CO. NE. 666S. 3
600 BLK. A ST. NE.-All-brk. bldg
located on very wide alley; | I,600
SO. it.; S135 mo Call r. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtor Ma. 5000. -,
D0WNTOWN-2nd comm, 5000 SO
it., brick bldg; $3.50 per mo. Call
MA. S696. III
$35 MO-, small 2-story brick bldg
suitable repair shop, storage, etc
(S bldgS. ayailable) between 9th
10th. L and NJ SITS. NV.
WAREHOUSE or shop space. mr. rail-
road; approx. l, 300 So. it.. in NV
section: SIS per mo. Avail Aug. 1st
GE. 0437. 10
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AUTO & TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY CASH Tor clean cars. any
PaVa RaSe; any nm2Is m26ei; see M NJ. Dunnigan
TRICKS fsDS s %sNrED-packas. Tis deliv-
tons 194S-'5l model, used) must
Pc cash bargain. JU. 1866 or
FAIR. SOONEST APrRAIsALs o, .u
MeKEEEoPoNTIAo Nc gEoP 1884 l 81 nv
FOR WARM WELCOME and cold
cash see or call US before selling
your car HAINEs MOTOR Co.
$500 Bladensburg rd, Cottage City
Nd WA $500 or l6 Mass, ave NV
st 22ss open Eyes and Sunday
'ReMu@ Rass1 M. PRICES fHsoNe i1H eisan oss 5sss
NC. cH 1900, wilson % bivd a.
y, q jackson Ari Va iDr Tic No
1916 TO Is51-An makes. Drive in
with your title for more cash, or
will pay of bal WOLFE MOTORS
CARoLiNA DEALER viii pay
oyer the market price for 100 nice
flSsn Alex, eaFi r.. 5sSi 5sSi Mt Vernon iG aSs--
TOP CASH PRICES paid for any make
or model 40 or Al car. Call MR..
DIXON or MRS. MCKENZIE, AID
S345 Ia
WESTERN BUYEk mas lmmeo. casn
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave RA 1922
IMMEDIATE CASH for 80 to 40 in
Nash. Plymouth, Chevrolet. Ford
Pontiac. and Mercury. WILLIAM
MOTOR SALES. 1929 r. I. ave ne,
AID S344. -l3
WRECKED CARs-BURNFD CARS
TAXIS-RUNDoWN CARS
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STORES FOR RENT tcont.,
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

$4,000 SO. FIT. with or without r.r.
siding. Will build to your Specifica-
ton; building permit issued. Lease
or sale. Call Mr.. Knapp. ME. 1143.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
FURNISHED 4-bedroom

FURNISHED 4-bedroom
Manassas sh1ha a. 159-JEs. ejEs Jackson gan
BAY RIDGE. MD.-Private beach; 8
bedrms., beamed ceiling in living
rm. with firepl. and dining rm.; oil
heat; 2 baths. This is the sweetest
e9me es oE T Rss zSsa Ridge so6 4 RSer of say ar
Vista 2946. Can be seen any time
Sat. and Sun. MR.. COHEN. 10
HOUSE overlooking Neal Sound on
waterfront. shade, ami, store
across street, 2nd house from bridge
Sacrifice, So, 600; part cash. MRS.
CHRIsTIANSoN. Cobb Island, Md
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake
privileses; terms: KALB Boz
HERALD HARBoR. Hemlock Trail
small turn. house. 2 lots, well, elec.
pump. private, beach for children.
50 $50. DR.. BENNETT, Box 35s-H,
LAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-rm.
log cabin: furn., mod; excel. loca-
ton; very reasonable. TIE. 369S.
SOUTH RIVER PIX. - Picture-book
modern cottage winterized; garden.
trees. garage, bus Ewes, Miss Allen.
GE, s114. ROBERTS E. -LATIMER,
GE. 1866. 3
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH. new mod
eTn, ali-year home, l-story cinoer
block construction. 2 bedrms., liv.
rm.. kit. dinette and bath. oil heat.
Lot 50xl so: nr. water. Beautiful
view OF bay Q miles from Deale
Md. West River 1884 .
COLONIAL BEACH, block from At
lants Hotel. Year around home,
Immediate possession. JETT g. HUD-
SON Fredericksburg, Va. Phone
214o. 10
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MASON HIRST
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

and bsmt. brick semi
Oct. BLDG. incl. parking space for 6
cars; 2nd commercial; suitable for
light manufacturing, club. Offices,
etc. Ma. S025. III
1000 SO. FIT. or more; downtown
ONCE bldg: eonv. location; low
rental. Ma. S025. Ii
OUR BEAUTIFUL, End FL. 91x40.
knotty pine, and air-cond. MILLS
CO. 9th and E stS. n W. IA
4l6 lIth ST. S.W.-New l-story bldg,
in s.w. wholesale mkt. area. 25xl00;
2nd coml.; gas heat: reas. C. H
PARKER CO. Ma. 23"6. -
200i NJ ST. N.W.-and eoml.; 1st A.,
$50 So. it., 20-ft. ceiling; md f.
1850 50. it; &C. power: suitable
shop and Offices; 5000 per mo. j. c
WELDON CO., 1744 K st. NV, ME.
GARAGE BLDG. 1000 #. floor space.
suitable for auto leadership; loca ted
in community Of approx 1000:
long-term lease to responsible party.
Phone 81. S100. ask for Mr. A. E.
BROWN, Monday through Friday.