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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-24

Wnlle Allce Bell is chairman OF
the social party to be held Thurs
day, Oct. %.
ADA-Five members of Our La.
dy of Lourdes church, Ada, PCCW,
attended the 7th annual convention
of the Diocesan Council of Catholic
Women held recently in Columbus.
GAINESVILLE - Four repre-
sentatives from st. Thomas
school, GAINESVILLE, attended the
second annual school-lunch work
shop held recently at Christ the
King school, Columbus. They
were Sister M. Anacletus, 0.P.,
principal of st. Thomas school;
Sister M. Eustace, O.P., of Rose
Grams high school; Mrs. Alfred
Arnold, cook at st. Thomas
school; and Mrs. Maurice Mat
tingly, manager of the cafeteria
at st. Thomas church.
The PCCW of st. Christopher
church, Columbus, will hold its an
nual fall bake sale tomorrow fSat-
urday, Oct. 25) at the Kroger Gro
Gerry, 5th and GrandvieW avenues.
A variety of homemade baked
goods, noodles and spaghetti sauce
donated by members of the parish
will be on display for sale to the
public. Mrs. Clinton Wander is
chairman and Mrs. Paul Glass CO.
chairman.
MARION - Nearly half-a-cen-
tury of continuous association
with Marion's business life was
rounded out recently by two sis
ters - Mrs. Don Lett and Mrs.
Burton Moore. Both are mem
bers of st, Mary's parish. They
opened Marion's first beauty par
Ior Oct. Is, 1904. II has been In
continuous operation since and
has been located at its present
location for 20 years.
NEW PHILADELPHIA - The
annual Columbus Day banquet of
Council No. 1872 of the Knights OF
Columbus of New Philadelphia was
held recently in the Elks ballroom.
The Knights of Columbus also
sponsored a radio broadcast on
Sunday, October 18th, from 200
until 2::30 pm. over the local sta
ton, WJER. An address commem-
Grating Columbus discovery OF
America was given by the Rev.
Ambrose Freund, pastor; and the
Sacred Heart Glee Club presented
the following selections: Ave Ma
ria, Our Father, In a Monastery
Garden, Bless Us, o Lord, and
Beautiful Savior.
GRANVILLE - New officers
were installed at the last regular
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Members of the PTA of Holy
Rosary church, Columbus, will
hear a talk by Elder r. Herring
at their meeting at 8 p. m.
Thursday, Oct. %, in the ele-
mentary school auditorium.
Herring is chief of the depart
ment of standards, methods,
processing and training for the
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment
Compensation. His subject will
be: Careers or Catastrophe"
A social hour viii follow the
business session, with mothers of
pupils in Rooms 401 and 402
of the high school and the sew
enth grade serving as hostesses.
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AT an election of officers held
recently, Mrs. Henry Butt, Rt. /,
Williamsport, was elected presi-
dent of the Southern Deanery
Council of Catholic Women. She
is a member of st. Joseph's church,
Circleville, and formerly was Dean
cry treasurer.
Mrs. Butt succeeds Mary Eliza,
beth Flanagan of Sciotoville, who
has been president Of Southern
Deanery the past two years.
Mrs. Alton B. Wyman, ir., of st.
Peters parish, Chillicothe, is the
new vice-president. Recording sec
retary is Mrs. Joseph Marsh, Rt. 1,
Portsmouth, and a member of Holy
Trinity parish, Pond Creek.
Mrs. E. |. Breen of st. Peter and
Paul church, Wellston, will be the
new treasurer, and Mrs. Walter M.
Shea, of st. Mary's parish, Chilli
cothe, will serve as delegate-at-
large.
Honoring Helen T. Howard, re-
Gently elected national regent of
the Daughters Of Isabella, Co
lumbus Circle 353 will entertain
with tea for members of the
Circle and friends at the Chitten-
den hotel, Tuesday, Oct. %.
The new pledge mothers of
Theta Kappa Phi fraternity of Ohio
State university, Columbus, will be
honored at tea Wednesday, Oct.
% at 2 pm, at the chapter house,
227 E. 18th avenue.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. M. ]. Ryan, jr., 2779 Pow
ell avenue; Mrs. j. e. Ort, 1884
23rd avenue; Mrs. r. F. Koerner,
281 S. Chesterfield road; Mrs. j.
A. Ridgeway, 125 S. Columbia ave-
nue., Mrs. D. A. O'Neill, 387 S.
Chesterfield road; Mrs. c. J. Ca
pretta, 295 Barthman avenua; Mrs.
P. M. Casentino, 1888 S. 4th street;
and Mrs. Paul A. Tracey, 2775 Bex-
ley Park road.
GAINESVILLE - FideliS Re-
gina Circle, Daughters of Isabel
la, is planning an installation of
newly elected officers for Thurs
day, Nov. 13, in st. Nicholas hall.
The old officers will serve as the
committee in charge.
Catherine Liston was renamed
Regent of the Circle at an cleo
ton held recently. Other Off
GERS are: Mrs. William Keller,
Past Regent; Mrs. John Rericha,
Vice Regent; Mrs. William Gro
senburg, Financial Secretary;
Mrs. Thomas Henson, Treasurer;
Mrs. Maurice Mattingly, Record
ing Secretary; Mrs. Paul Bras
seur, Scribe; Mrs. William Stack
house, Custodian; Miss Bernadet-
ia Liston, Chancellor; Mrs. Ken
meth Braden, Banner Bearer;
Mrs. Earl Norris, Outside Guard;
Mrs. Harold Lehman, Inside
Guard; Mrs. Merrill Morrison,
Guide; Mrs. Donald Miller,
Guide; Mrs. naverne Crock,
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st. Mary's parish, Columbus, PTA
will hold a bake sale Monday and
Tuesday, Oct. 27 and %, from u
noon until p. m. in the chemistry
building on the school grounds on
Mohawk street. Home baked goods
will be sold.
Donations will be accepted both
days in the cafeteria from 7:30 a.
m till II noon and during the
sale. Mrs. Belle Leddy is chairman
assisted by Mrs. Ruth Ward.
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Ell, Vlce-preSluenIs ana MIS-. Al
bert Eitel, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Herman Pheneger and
Mrs. Gressle attended the recent
convention of the Diocesan Coun-
Gil of Catholic Women in Co
lumbus.
JUNCTION CITY - The Sodali-
ty of Our Lady of St. Patrick's
church, Junction City, celebrated
the opening of its new youth cen
ter with an open house for C.Y.O.
members recently. The center will
be open on each Monday and
Thursday in the future.
Plans are also being completed
for a day of recollection for the
Eastern Deanery Sunday, Oct. 26,
to mark the closing Of National
Catholic Youth Week. The week
was opened with the reception of
new members into the Sodality.
WORTHINGT0N - The Sodal-
ity of st. Michael's church,
Worthington. will be represent
ed in the annual parade Oct. 81,
at 8 p. m. in the village of
Worthington with a float depict
ing an Our Lady of Fatima
scene. Those in the scene will
be Sharon Radcliffe. Eileen
Graham, Patricia Joyce-as the
three children, and Laura Guer-
in as Our Lady of Fatima.
KENTON-Fina1 plans for the
annual Fall Festival to be held in
the school hall Nov. Is were made
at recent meeting of the Catho-
lie Ladies of Columbia, Council 80.
The following officers are in
charge of the event: Mrs. Leo
Standenheimer, president, general
chairman; Mrs. Arthur Fout, pub
licity; Mrs. Bernard Gavin will be
in charge of the cafeteria supper TO
be served.
St. Francis Auxiliary No. 40
of Columbus, Ohio, will be host
ess to the Fourth District Ladies
Auxiliary of the Knights of st.
John on Sunday, October 26th,
at st. Francis School, on Buttles
Ave, at 2 p. m. Mrs. Mary Ehler-
man of Newark, Ohio, will pre-
side at this meeting.
The Altar and Rosary Society of
the Immaculate Conception church
of Columbus will m eet on
Tuesday evening, October % at
7:3O .. m. in the church for recita-
ton of the Rosary. Immediately
following devotions, the ladies will
90 to the school hall where the So
cial committee has planned an eve
ming to enjoy for those who like
to play cards. The reports on the
Diocesan Convention will also be
given at this time, following which
refreshments will be served.
Social Co-Chairmen Mrs. c. O.
Teichert and Mrs. Paul Morrill,
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meeting of the Altar and Rosary
Society Of st. Edwards church,
Granville. They are Mrs. G. A.
Gressle, president; Mrs. NJ. Pip
Ell, vice-president; and Mrs. AL
bert Eitel, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Herman Pheneger and
Mrs. Gressle attended the recent
convention of the Diocesan Coun-
Gil of Catholic Women in Co
lumbus.
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A pork dinner will be served at
Corpus Christi school, Columbus,
Sunday, Oct. 26, from II noon till
5 p. m. sponsored by the PTA. 1t
will benefit the athletic fund which
includes both boys and girls teams
at the school
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Guide; Miss Arcelia Ragor, Or
ganiSt
Trustees are Mrs. Opal Keck,
Mrs. Georgianna Hall, Mrs. AL
bert Scheck. The Rev. Linus
Dury is chaplain of the group
while Alice Bell is chairman of
the social party to be held Thurs
day, Oct. %.
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NEW pHHADELPHIA-Mrs.
Russell Mullady was elected
president of the PTA of Sacred
Heart school at the first month
ly meeting. Other new officers
are Mrs. Wilbur Franz, vice
president; Robert Artzner, sec
rotary; Gerald Nedeau. tressur-
er; Kenny AIKEN, program chair
man.
Projects inaugurated we're the
financing of the school health
program and the planning of a
supper when open house is held
at the newly remodeled school.
Mrs. Thomas Meechen and
Mrs. Robert Evans volunteered
to work in the school cafeteria.
Mrs. Meechen gave a short talk
outlining the school lunch pro-
gram.
In the future, meetings are TO
be held on the End Wednesday
of every month at 7:30 p. m.
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Parent Teacher Associations

GAINESVILLE - Richard Bird
well, GAINESVILLE attorney, was the
principal speaker at the monthly
meeting of the st. Thomas PTA
held recently. Mrs. Robert Long
presided at the business meeting.
A membership drive began, with
prizes to be awarded to the chill
dren of the classroom bringing in
the most members. A bake sale
was held before and after the ses-
sion.
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have asked the following ladies to
serve as hostesses for the evening:
Miss Rosemary Rarick, Mrs. G..
Neugebauer, Mrs. Anna Nolan,
Mrs. E. B. Sigrist, Miss Isabel Pfeif-
fer, Mrs. Mary Page, Mrs. Frank
Bennett, Miss Ann Clark, Mrs. Rob-
ert Ferris, Mrs. Elizabeth Goetz,
Mrs. Dudley Gray, Mrs. Alex Huhn,
Mrs. Frank B. Kirvin, Mrs. C. J.
Lamb, Mrs. G. Landerman, Mrs. L.
G. Leppert, Mrs James A. Mackin,
Mrs. L. G. Mackin, Mrs. S. B. Yoa-
KUN, Mrs Margaret Tyrrell, Mrs.
John Trenor, Mrs. Jacob Trapp,
Mrs. Ella O'Brien and Mrs. Carl
BentZ.
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COSHOCTON-The PTA of Sac
red Heart church, CoShocton, vot-
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DOVER - Mrs. F. c. Yeager
was assistant hostess when 10y
ola Study Club met recently
at the home of Mrs. Walter Sta
ger of 410 E. 18th st.
Guests included Mrs. Andrew
He'll, Mrs. Edward McCarty and
the Rev. FIR. Plus.
An interesting paper on the
churches of England was pres
sented by Mrs. Kenneth Parson.
FIR. Plus led the discussion
which followed and Mrs. John
Held conducted a question box"
quiz.
Mrs. Vincent Weber presided
at the business session.
The November meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Parson. Mrs. Don Warther will
be assistant hostess.
DOVER - Blessed Martin Study
Club, which is studying the Bible
met last week with Mrs. Henry
Fearon of $40 n. Tuscarawas Ave
Topics were: Its Gods Word anc
Our Book" and "The Bible and OF
the Church.
On Nov. 6 the club meets at the
home of Mrs. Rob Roy Finley oi
Dover.
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GRANVILLE - New officers
were installed at the last regular
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Honoring Helen T. Howard, re-
Gently elected national regent of
the Daughters Of Isabella, Co
lumbus Circle 353 will entertain
with tea for members of the
Circle and friends at the Chitten-
den hotel, Tuesday, Oct. %.
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ADA-Five members of Our La.
dy of Lourdes church, Ada, PCCW,
attended the 7th annual convention
of the Diocesan Council of Catholic
Women held recently in Columbus.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BELyE;DEREI30 y Ed; min: Pentagon: new
RsHs szsx Sss SoR sa Sh i5sfs ssf o% ss1s sAh
BETHESDA-New; 3 bedrms., sep
able now; si5S mo. 10 OIL, siso. WI.
ALEX. sUBURBs.-5-rm. brick. bsmt..
inmed. JU. S-3929. %
COUNTRY HOME-Three bedrms.. oil
nsas ssss se69 storm ne.r aoS on.y scrssn
LINGToNMPive min from Penta-
gon, brand-new 4-bedrm. brk. Colo
nial. 3h baths, mod. kit. immense
hv.-din. rm.; custom nm. throughout;
cHESY fiESi EHasE@2omes. Hi Ss99gi; 5000 % IN.
gssPB PuhsHafoa ssHis s3ss' WI FRs ssss: slyRE 81:
waaiGfiAiroN-s@bedrm. rambler; fun
&HackEh Gint; ss4ssd sEaLr9 9' Co. siSo s4 7iss g.
SILVER SPRING-Det. brick; only 4
1st A.; gas a.-c: heat; fenced lot;
EoRTHgERsSS.' ResRitor. D1. ss4as, z
NV iNj SEN ssfEsMirDErAcHED BRICK i1r.t
tioor; Kitchen with ,garbage dis
posal. dishwssher: dining room.
living room; powder room; 2nd mr.,
bedrms., full bath: near 8. Capitol
ALfAas6RfzS A7issss sfsfzE $50 r.; P;n: fun s.S..
conv: to Alex. D. c. Quantico or
BARD BAR tsEALLTT' ~. % sS4s. E AT.
ARHnS;GToNR4ebe iaas; ~; 1915 hous. Is With
bsmt. Containing S-bedrm. apt.
tion, call 10. 10000, Ext. 2O6.
a-BEDRM. BRICK. semidet.: new
cond.; 500 per mo-; auto. gas heat.
terrace s0pshsfa Mr. smith nas TR r. ssSoD
NEW 3-BEDRooM, semidetached
brick home. Children accepted. Avail.
for immediate occupancy. Sl16 per
40. WooDMooR AGENCY. NC.
THREE BE6kMs:. Ariandria, sl2s;
four bedrms., 2 baths; Apr. 1. $3.50;
| 3-bedrm.. rambler, Falls Church
! $125; 3shsdrm; brick rsmb,; bsmt-.
$lSS $n6S 10 JOHN psS,. VI MSLRSY GSLIsp ss saaS A
IAvAIIABIE "a I BIZ MARCH 1sth-s bed.
rms, partly furn.; Falls Church;
| $125. Available March 18TH:
bedrms., unfurn.: Arl.; $140. Va
cant: 2 bedrms:, unfurn.; Arl.: S110
| Vacant: bedrms., unfurn.:: Arl.;
500. F: e. MALCOLM, Realtor,
BETHESDA; Arm. rambler, avail.
April 1; S110, Call Mrs. Christman,
ALLIED REALTY. 5000 Wisconsin
GLENMoNT%Newly decorated. 2-yr,.
old rambler; 2 hedrms., recr. rm.,
lovely yard. $125. WI. 2992. Ill
NEW HAMP. AND ETHAN ALLEN; s.
bedrm. det. brick; separate din. rm.;
garbage disposal; gas a.-c. heat; very
| close to schools and shopping. Cal
J. !. O'CoNNoR. ST. 3S22; eyes.,
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Choice icca.
Il tion on Stephenson place nr. 29th
and Rittenhouse sts.. attractive de.
4 tached 2-story and basement dwell.
4 ing: Ia Al condition; has . bed.
rooms, 2 baths, 1st-d. den; auto
:. heat, etc. no garage: rental, S1SI
u mo-; avaitable about March 20
GEORdEK BORGER. 643 indiana
ave. NV. "a. 0S60.
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FREE-Landiords applicants waiting
for our furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va: white
Open 2 days. MA: 0O01:
YOUNG ATTORNEY wishes to share
with bachelors their apt. or house.
Call WASHINGTON Hotel. ME. 5000,
Ext. 724, between 6 and 0 Pm.
TWO GIRLS, college graduates. seek
l bsdrm; f9rn. dd apt. In good nv.
TWO OR 3 BEDRM. APT. for family
Of 8: furn. or partly furn.; NV.
section or Silver Spring; rreas. rent.
Phone ewes. between and 8 pm,
FURRN.% % 81 UNFURN.-Natr airport
vicinity: 3-4 rms, bath; couple, one
child; $50. TE. lO43. Sc
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! THE EVENING STAR
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

18th AND NJ SITS. N.w.--Nr. Thomas
circle; large rms. kit, dinette and
RasS rsssns LE6 Isdsf Il idasis HRlS
C0LIEGE PxRKSone % or p 6edrms.,
liv. rm., dinette, kitchen and bath;
walking distance Md. o.; cony.
shops, transp,; $3.50 and $$96.50;
nocky.EE nSsli 1ns I'M IS1s' N.w sH bes9m sGSs apt
available March 10; under $40, in
elud. all util; no children. HU. 1864.
NEAR cAPIToL-spacious 2-bedsm
.5sr apt; sas sasirs mo @nd s$oos a.; adults; Pvt
M. s. ca sSxPHToL-AfiaSTic mS n SIsgSsii Sc. .o
no pets; ntil. not incl: couple; refs;
$62.50. 10. 3-6S89. %
TWO BEDROOMS, living rm., dining
rm;, kit. and bath; $99.50 mo-;
fare zone; see jsnitor. $50 Mime
Eots ave; Sc; HERBERT HARVEY.
INC" e12 18th st. NV. RE. 1865;
's:a s'n l'ss ST tsKas sKl Co. e. Is lis m
EMBGssY is a;s sacTioS-1ovely 81 SsSs arst d slr.
apartment; 9 bedrooms. baths;
aHnE %0fasn reUm eSsen sree lfSPE ane o4
entertaining; S37s per month. Call
Ms; ;AGEP Murphy i65r4 Re 41o1 q GO. 979S; sSs
rak6Mx rzGs6 Il PIX PIX. MD-Nsw .pt.. avs avsil.
bedrm.; Ss5. 81. 1860. days. %
TWO RMS. KITCHEN, BATH, (base-
mentl; nice stove. refgr.; excellent
neighborhood; in exchange for total
care Of building; white only. with
zsisR: sas and ess s1. fuTn f
particulars; Box TYR. Star. 80
THREE RMS, semipvt. bath, -utils.;
$6l.05 mo. THAcKER REALTY CO..
NsEwW lie; ilsEpRM. APIS. at s2ls sth
incl stl: s opsh ss for s'i ihsD H. 1929 2s'
HYATTSVILLE, MD.-Second a., 4
rms. and bath; adults preferred; $T5
Q mo-; avail. now. SE1DENSP1NNER,
Realtor, WA. 1910. -
ONE-BEDRM. End FL. APT. in semi
det. brk. hse,; laund. and PIX. facil.
avail. For complete details. call
10. 2-6464; II no answer. 10. 2-3329.
house bids.; sS7.5o mo. M HOc Incl. utiils'; is;
Capitol and Gailstin st. Available
April /; ia. 05s4 after $50 pm.
SatSi Ss Isl mel ssh s19s 5Bii Ianns ss
.Pl;; Sc; After 8. 70: a-24s0: g.
porch, sarage; $110. JE. 3-91SS.
AO31 d ST. S.E.-Two rms, kit.
ffsmipvs;; fT Pts.S bath; pvt entrance. GAN
ALEX. VSA.-Apt. 5, 4o1 Common
wealth ave. l blk from Russell rd..
10 min. bus to Pentagon:. modern
bldg; full service: bedrms.. liv.
avail April 5. To inspect see janitor
on premises Or call WEINBERG &
800 34th ST. S.E.-Liv. rm. bedrm.,
dinette. kit, bath, screened back
porch: rent, $55.40 per mo. Call
1iss MASS. AVE. s.E.-Liv. rm.. o .
bedms., kit, semipvt. bath; 2nd A.;
pvt. home; newly dec; front, rear
s1ss; snsE;; adults only. Phone II: a
sIiS 2 ST: s.E;1Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
dinette,. kit. and tile bath; tenants
1urn. qtils;: refgr. incl: S67 so per
me. mo. H5ACKMAN. sCHEuCH. INC,
I$1e EGCLID ST. N.w.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kitchenette. bath: $40 80
mo. See Apt. 5 after $50. ST. 2026. |
, RMS, kit. and bath; S56.76 mo.
40 Newcomh st. Sc.
BURKE ST. Sc, near Eastern High
school-1Second f.. rms, bath,
porch, kit, refgr., sep. entr.; S5S,
incl. all util. excep. elect; adults.
Ii. 3-2S16 after pm.
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HouSEs sAlE-N.W. lcenf. ]
PROMINENT 10th ST. CORNER
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
PrRsT oFFERINa

In one Of the hnest sections Of wash,
Immaculate detached brick. home,
nr Nv. rm. ei7xso5 ice. dii,. % ala. opsns sn
into sun rm.. lge. mod. kit. aud
Law. on 1st mr.; 4 comfortable hed-
rms. and 2 baths on End. mr.: 2 lge.
bedrms, and abundant closet space
on .3rd. mr.; bsmt. has rec. rrn.. front
and side porches. rear Garden. 2-car
bassy; reasonably priced at $47,50O.
Shown by appointment. Possession
80. KIppELL REALTY CO.
REALTORS Di. 1000
Agents. sun. Ewes. TE.
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TELEPHONE, OVERLOOK 27o5
CoLoKEP-s RMS. share bath; CON

COLORED-3 RMS. share bath; con-
yenient bus; utilities furnished. Call
Il 3.4029 after 4 pm. %
bath: gas. electric. heat furn; suit
for l or 2 employed people; $40,
CcLoRED-oNE LARGE RIM. back
porch: kitchen and share bath;
gas, electricity. heat furn; $40 mo.
For l. or 2 employed people. AZ
cSoIyoREDLsss STyoniE s.. sS o ST. N.w.-TSSo-
$37:25 mo. Call NE 5402;
COLORED-REFINED PE0FLE only
New apt. bldg. Efficiency apis. from
sS 80; furnished s.sdsn. SsS Sg insl H:n utils l,
Of office, 12 to 4, daily and Sun
CSIokEaDS0457 RiDGE ST. NV
ons rn;: kitchsn: semiPath; mil "a ssegDDls ssegDDls
snis. n'1& snen eau ol %S0'
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BETHESDA. ME.

wo-bedrm. brick and frame bunga-
low: gas h.-w.h.. Lear det. garaee.
Avail. immed.: S125 per mo. Call
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, MA. 93O0.
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ARLINGTON, newly decorated g
bedrm. BUNGALOW with screened
porch; on Ice. corner lot. fenced;
ilIl. $40 ne ne. sdso dRsooMPoNfo REALTY, y
brk:. Oh Mt. Vernon ave; 5 rms.
and bath, fun bsrnt.. oil heat;
500 mo. EX. 24Ss. s
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED rambler;
2 bedrms., lovely bath, den. liv. rm.
with hrepl., dining I. large modern
kit; gas heat: avail. April 1; $17O
sys, pss mo. pSsnGns Ssl Pc 4ISl pSr q co. ozo5.
sIx-RooM HOUSE. can be used for
home and business; good neiailbor-
hood: gas heat; parking; rent, S125.
GEENtMSSINGTC liz NtMSIGC q aREa ~ 3-5so2; $780,, 20 ,.s
home on an acre; 5 rooms and
bath. laundry room with Bendix; oil
neat; $50 mo-; year lease. RIPLEY
d RoMER. Realtors. 81. Gill.
FOUR BEDRMs., 8 baths; stone
house; house. RsysnEood Estates; $3.50 per
AZ BARGAIN RENT-An slroom
cS%nssy nSuss S S ;,.. beautiful s1uti site IN
near Darnestown, Nd. AS is Gs'
Although house Is structuraily
sound and well rooted. It is in
need Of considerable fixing and
cleaning work; A man with knowl-
edge OF building. trades can make
this comfortable and attractive
nome, some materials will be
furnished by owner to experienced
workman. Arrange to see It BY
sending name to OWNER. BOX 422-
six -RRooM FRAME BUNGALOW. ?
miles 70 d. G.. near Indian Head
and water heater. i acre OF eround
A!EAcosTIA FINANCE CORR, Lo.
ALEX. va, 2-bedrm., semidet, S bsk..
aIii bsmt.. gas heat; $110 mo-, Ia.
F0RgsT GLEN, Tyr. det. s BRICK
S31h gamblers; 3 bedrms. and / q baths.
SI4U y, and Sl50 per mo, BUTTON
d FLETCHER REALTY, WO. 5000.
FALLS CHURCH-Attractiye 2-Sed-
room brick house, liv. rm., f.repi..
GIN. dr1 hsI,Y hrmY sit.. storage attic, iuli
AGENCY, FA. 22O0; eyes,. FA. 1866.
N. BETHEsDA-Modern, 2 rms,
garage. h..w.h., lge. lot; vacant;
$157; WI. 5000, Friday after 10 am.
FAlREAX, vA:-New brick; 3 bed
bsmt.; lge. lot: $115 mo. % cH. I 44os asi
GOOD DETACHED FRAME On large.
srse.shaded lot, close in Silver
for 2 families il desired. owner
Will fedecorate. SIGLER & Co, JE.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
ssperate rooms; expert packing
CO INC. testab. 1900.
BEHE & HALL-Local and long dis.
tance moving. Call day or night,
GENERAL HAULING, small moving
Jobs, any time. OR. 5657 or DU.
ESGiii ssfef MovISS RSSni AND sroRaAsGE as
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 2937; eves.. GE. 1416. 7s
MOVING, HAULING
Seyen-day wk; no Job, too small. ST.
1000, MARVIN, 12s
Evening star., 1952-03-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AGENT HAS LONG LIST of avail.
tenants for unfurnished houses in
p: c. For immediate rentals, call
MR.. WERNER, DI. 1900; sun. and
eyes, 70; 2.6625:
8 bedrm. house furnished for i'm
mediate occupancy. CO. 4472 after
l:3O p.m.; references furn. Ii
Evening star., 1952-03-06
CEORGETOWN

Here Is that combination 50 nSiny
people ere hunting--an attractive
stairs apartment. Price under $780,
600. For appointment to inspect call
DOROTHY G.. WOOD
Evening star., 1952-03-06
BUs. oPPoRTUNITIEs tcens.y

LARGE MODERN self service market;
$1,000 weekly; no Sum-: $4,000 plus
stock, $4,000 down. TIA. 542R.
MOBILE KITCHEN-Excellen equip
ment; must be sold Immediately:
BEAUTY SHOP-N. w; owner ieay-
ing town; excellent earnings; SI5.-
600. ls down. II. A.. ANTON, ST.
1892. Only qualified buyers in
SNAIL MsdiAz.I~eaa GROCERY, fun. clean stock.
6-rm. apt. oil heal: sacrifice: leaving
city. 206 Mass. ave. NV. z.
EARN $4,000 PER YEAR
As branch manager for . famous
with police and safety oficials at
"a per hr. We train you completely
At our expense and supply once
facilities. You must drive q late
model car or we will supply q 1852
model. This Is your opportunity
for lifetime security; never before
offered in Washington. D. c.; age
is no handicap and every applicant
win be interviewed by an officer Of
our co..; men needed for Falls
Church, Arlington. Alexandria,. Be-
theSda and College Park; small in
vestment required. For interview,
send resume and phone number.
BOX 2O6-H. Star. %
p. a =
Evening star., 1952-03-06
J. NELSON HUGHES
SHEPHERD PARK

Of1EF f1EfCO FARh
Center-hall-brick Colonial. cony. to
Walter Reed Hospital. all schools,
transp. and shopping; liv. rm. with
firepl. and adjoining .screened-in
rm: and modern kit, 8 delightful
bedrms., 2 tile baths and open sun
deck on 2nd A.; stairway to lge.
third n. rm.. and storage; rec. rm.
with bar and 2ocar built.in garage;
ter MA. 1850; ewes. NO. 1910.
J Rupert Mohler, Jr.
1928 Conn. Ave. Exclusive Agent