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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16
Catholic Actionists
Convention MAY 81

CHICAG0-MC) - Some 5000
youths from the Chicago and mid
west areas are expected to attend
the second annual Fighting 69th
Convention, sponsored by the Chi
cago Inter-Student Catholic Action
tCISCA) on May 81 at the Congress
Hotel here.
The convention will con. Ter OBJ
scenity in motion pictures and lit
erature; teen-age drinking, dating,
and pre-indoctrination courses for
those about to enter the Armed
Services. Several sessions will be
devoted to the Supply Demand for
the Supply movement for modesty
in dress now gaining impetus
throughout the nation and which
has been coordinated with the
Fighting 69th activity in Chicago.
The Rev. James p Conroy, ma
tional director Of the 700. .000-mem-
Der 69th Fighting movement will
be the convention keynote speaker.
CISCA is the official Catholic Ac-
ton program for the Archdiocese
of Chicago.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16
81 Children Make First
Communion In CoshOcton

COSHOCTON - Thirtv-one chill
dren received their first Holy
Communion on Sunday, May 4, at
the $50 Mass in Sacred Heart
church. The class consisted of:
William Bordenkircher, Ridglae
Bordenkircher, Robert McNichols,
Patty McNiehols, Mary McNichols,
Karen Staley, Judy Ormesher, Lar
ry Sturtz, Mildren Sturtz, Richard
Dogwiler, Kathy Weaver, Lynn
SHELTON. Mary Ann Hiser, Debbora
Dues, Nancy Kiefer, Mark Abel,
Irene Pachuta, Marilyn Shuck, Cor
don McNary, Paul McNeeley, Susan
McDevitt, John RAIDER, Susan Den
gal, Judy Lila, Judy Mcdonald,
Elizabeth Kiefer, Richard Alver-
son, Judy Shuck, Teresa Bachman,
Bonnie Lahna, and Mary Lou Free.
hill.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16
For Those A
Little Older.

Robinson Crtsoe, Daniel Defoe,
illustrated by Lyn Ward, Grosset
and Dunlap, New York, 1916.
Another old favorite in the i'll
Illustrated Junior Library. No mat
ter how old the story becomes, il
fails to lose that certain thrilling
charm. 1t teaches a certain lesson
Ia person should be able to de-
pend on no one but himself. This
book is must" for any serapping
young man (or tom-boy).
A Gift To Graduates!
Had To KnotD, Gladys Baker,
Appleton-Century-Cr -Crofts, Inc, New
York. 1851.
This is an inspiring story Of a
foreign correspondent who spent
years in her search for faith she
cotld grasp and hold on to. This
hunt takes her across continents,
holding hands with Mussolini and
eating in the Court of Kemal. The
book takes the readers on strange
and interesting jaunts into the
same weird corners of the world
and leaves you with feeling of
satisfaction after putting it down.
The reader will find IL hard to put
down, until he has read every
word. MBS
The Chitd's Book of Folklore,
Marion Vallat Enrich and George
Korson, The Dial Press, 1947, New
York.
Here's what we've been looking
for! Folk songs, ballads, games,
rh''mes, tongue-twisters, animal
tales, tall tales, Jack tales,
yarns and legends all in one
book. There are songs as "Jin-
ny Crack Corn" soldier,
Won't You Marry Me-" and "Riss-
elty-Rosselty:," beliefs and customs
on Just about everything-animals
plants, the moon and stars.
We can turn to the section on
indoor games and find our favor.
ties, Animal, Vegetable, or Miner
al; Three Deep,-snd look at all
the outdoor games that we car
play, like Bear in the Pit. Best OF
all, the singing games like "Skip to
My Lou" "Weevilly Wheat" and
sway Down in the Paw Paw
Patch" are so easy to remember
and so much fun. I'm glad we
found this funbook Of American
folklore.
EF
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16
Mary Is HOnOred

NEW LEXINGTON - Streets of
this community we're lined last
week as more than $50 Catholic
youth paraded in a public demon
stration of faith in the annual May
Day procession.
Escorting the statue Of the Bless
ed Virgin, which was borne by
members of the Fatima Boys club,
the youth sang hymns as they
wended their way through the
streets.
The procession, in the shape of a
living rosary, with crueiform and
decades, created good deal Of at
tention.
Each youth organization carried
a placard with the inscription
Savior of the World, Save Russia" /"
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Time
Of Your
Life
The Saint OF The Week

BY FATHER GABRIEL HAFFoRD
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Blessed Mother Honored
I'm Dennison Ceremony

DENNISON - The annual May
crowning was held on Sunday, May
4, in Immaculate Conception
church. Rita Pickens was the
queen and attendants were Wilma
Ross and Lucy Caputo.
Shirley Besozzi carried the
crown. Her attendants we're Bar
bara Meechan and Josephine Zeig.
Ter. The Act of Conservation was
read by Jennie Angelo, attended
by Ann Laust and Rita Martinelli
High school students marched in
the procession.
An arch of flowers was formed
by the girls of the junior class
under which the queen and her
court walked.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16

PARIS - tNC) - More than
10000 Young Christian Farmers
GA.C) from southern France at
tended regional congress of their
organization in Lourdes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16
BY M J. MURRAY

NEW YORK, May ) - tNC) -
Philip Murray, president of the
CIO, has been named to receive
the 1852 Quadragesimo Ammo
Medal awarded by the New York
chapter of the Association of Cath
oIic Trade Unionists. it has been
announced.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16

st. Paschal, whose feast comes
up Saturday is one of the most
unusual saints of the 18th century.
His father had him tend sheep, so
it looked as though Paschal would
be missing an education. While the
sheep were clipping off the grass,
Paschal educated himself by learn
ing to read. His main intent was to
be able to recite the Little Office
of the Blessed Virgin. He did. Fin
ally be became a Franciscan and
the patron of Eucharistic Con-
crosses. You can't stop a person
who wants something.
True Vie,U
The only way to be sure of
anything is to be sure of your
self first.
Let Us Pray
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day are Rogation days. On these
days the Litany of Saints is chant
ed before Mass. The reason for
the special prayers is to turn away
from us the scourges of Gods JUS
tice and to draw down Gods bless
ings on the fruits of the earth. Ii
you cannot be present for the pro-
cession, at least say the Litany of
Saints at home. Need we add that
each of us should do his best to
win Gods blessings for mankind?
Suitable Songs
Rino Sentieri may become the
latest Latin sensation with the
girls. His first Victor record is
done in Italian and it may be out
of place in listing of popular
numbers, but 1t would not be sur
prising If Rino made anything he
put his voice to popular. We shall
see.
Repeated for your guidance:
ONE LITTLE CANDLE on Victor
and Decca; HONEST AND TRULY
on Decca and Victor; ANY TIME
on Victor. Capitol and Decca; PLL
WALK ALONE on Victor, Mer-
curry. Capitol and Decca; BLUE
TANGO on Decca, Mercury, Victor
and Canitol.
Your Duty
Once in while Il is hard to do
your duty, especially when the
great outdoors beckons. Some lit
tie boys suddenly get interested
in going fishing. Usually one or the
other just doesn't get back home.
DO your duty and you will always
have the blessing of God upon you.
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cOsyusst issl sewc ss~~ s-~s.~

OTTAWA CNC)-Cstholics form
the largest religious group in Can.
ada, according to 1851 census fig.
ures. The Federal Bureau of Stats
tics reports that the census showed
there we're $500 .496 Catholics.
who are 43.3 per cent Of the total
population Of 14.0O9 429.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16

WAINWRIGHT, o.-Miss Angela
CJean) Berlendis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Berlendis, was unit
ed in marriage with Pete Cardani,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cardani
at a nuptial High Mass at st. Their
ese Church here April 26th. The
couple will make their home at the
parents of the bride.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-16

LoGAN-May 4'h was First
Communion Day In ST. MarY's
Church, al Logan, when seven.
teen children received the
Blessed Sacrament for the first
time. These children made their
first communions with their par
ents. The school children choir
sang the High Mass with the
Rev. Charles p. Foy, pastor, eele.
brant of the Mass. First com.
mvniesnts pictured above are
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or The Younger Set!

King OF the Wind, Marguerite
Henry, Chicago, &and McNally e.
Company, 1949.
Awarded the Newberry Medal in
1949 for most distinguished con-
tribution to American literature for
children" King of she Wind is the
story of the almost legendary God.
olphin Arabian, the spirited stall
lion which became one of the most
famous horses of all time.
He was named "Sham" for the
sun. He bore two marks, one a sym
boil of speed, the other one of mis-.
fortune. Together they ruled his
life. Scenes are built around the
Sultan's court in Morocco TO
France and England, and deal
with incidents in the life of the
golden-red stallion and his devoted
horseboy Agba.
This enthralling book is high.
lighted by many beautiful colored
illustrations by Wesley Dennis.
LAS
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Muslin Mattress Covers
Twin or double

Sonforzed so you needn't worry about lost
ing fit! Upper closure, cosy to zip on and
off for thorough laundering. In estro heovy
$50 count muslin
The Hecht Co. White Sale, 5th FL, Washington;
3rd FL, Siluer Spring & Parktngton
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Goodyear Plastic
Mattress Cover
White Sale Priced

Dust is mottress's big enemy. Zip your
good mattresses and springs inside Why!
Plastic protectors Keep them hospital
cIeon. PIostic is soft, pIioble ond won't
for nottress or box spring.
Contour shape, twin or double - 1888
PiIIoweover - --- --- 45e
Evening star., 1952-02-21

LEATHER AND FABRIC GLOVES. zoe
Only II pors Reg. 4.e3. o.
LEATHER HANDBAGS. A group Of 10 ST
specially priced. Reg. 7.e8. -
GeovEs: Only 100 poirs at this 76c
price. Reg. 100. IL
CASUAL SHOES. Just IS poIu s075
on sole. Reg. 7.e5. VIZ
RUBBERs: A group Of IS poIrs. oEe
Reg. $50. 80
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HOME FURNISHINGS
AND HARDWARE

2o-Pc. BLUE RIDGE CHINA SETS. 6 SET,
OF fine chino. Perfect storter set $3.50
size. Reg. SO
FINE PORCH JARDINIEREs. Heoy du.v
auolity pottery; Tin. blue and maroon. "a
Lar ISReI "a CRYSTAL SNACK PLATES. onIr
Req. se 'eft; 4es Hsoy s7''o'' $3.50
BAvARlAN CHINA PLACE SETTINGS.
8 complete settings, In pretty pottern. SE
) UNpAiNTID COCKTAIL TABLES. e.
M TSAAlIlD KITCHEN BASE CABINET. oniy "
one left at this hoIf price SIN
Reg. 81 ~IU
METAL KITCHEN WALL CABINET. 50
Only one. Reg. Il
UNFINISHED HANGING BOOK RACK. At
troctiveIy styled in hard wood. Only 50 so
] 8 at this price. Reg. $50
KERPlM OIL HEATERS. Two left. SIN
Reg. 1895 ~IU
SNACK TABLE SETS FOR THREE. Wonder
nn. tul tor . oz entertaining. sets Ieft. 81
FAMOUS MAKE HOLLYWOOD 50 so
BRoILERS. on sale. Reg 1895 %
ELECTRIC IRONS. Handy, eosy-to-use
size. Only six left. All guaranteed. SE
UNFINISHED FOLDING TEA TABLES. 10
convenient folding models thot can be SL
pointed to notch decor. Reg. 1885, y
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REFRIGERAToRs, RANGES
AND FREEZERS

AND FN6E&6NS
GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. De
luxe model No. NC53H. 3-eubic-foot CO.
poeity at q real boroon price. Reg. S1QE
1895. 100
1l-cUBIc Fl. PHlLco REFRIGERATOR.
Huee-size model No. lll2 with luxury
sxtros. Reg. S1QE
32oo5 100
9 CUBIC Fl. PHILco REFRIGERATOR.
Model No. F9l2; priced to cleor S1QE
fost Reg 1885. 100
GRAND APARTMENT-slZE GAS RANGE.
Compoct 4-burner size! SEQ
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER HOME
FREEZER. Generous 7 cubic ft.----$IQE
Reg. 1885 IOO
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STUDIO COUCH in rose fobrie. Perfect
answer for those who need extra SIX
space in the home. Reg. lO9e5. W
QUALITY CHROME DINETTE TABLE.
Left from broken set. Modern style, $40
Iustrous and durable. Reg. 1926. IT
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FURNITURE

apo. MODERN GRAY WALNUT Bed
ROOM. Includes twin beds, hondsome
dresser and night stand. Reg. $19E
$4,000. T0O
apo. CHERRY BEDROOM SUITE. Beou-
tiful hond-rubbed finish on z twin
beds, chest, night stond. Reg. SIX
10000. lOO
3-Pc. MODERN BEDROOM SUITE. IneIud-
ing bed, chest and dresser. S1nn
Blond Korino finish. Reg. $4,000 IVU
HIDE-A-BED CONVERTIBLE SOFA. Beouti-
ful design upholstered in dark green ST 40
fabric. Reg. IT7
n SIZE LAWSON SOFA. Smart eonven-
lent size; adaptable style. Chintz 500
upholstery. Reg. 1885. 10y
LOVELY MODERN WALNUT CHEST. Fin
ished with fine detail. Practical. S7E
deep drower space. Reg. 1895. ~
Evening star., 1952-02-21

1o-iN. MoToRoLA TELEvIsIoN. Used
model traded in Value in oppeor- soc
onee and working order ---- IL
l7-IN. RcA VICTOR TELEvIsloN. Big
screen teevision model No. 7Tl43. SAn0
Mahogany eobnet. Reg. 595OO fVV
RcA AND MoToRoLA TABLE RADIOS.
Just six priced especially for i'm S10
mediate clearance. Reg. 34.o5 - ~
Evening star., 1952-02-21

BOYS CLOTHING
TWELVE BOYS HEAVY JACKETS.
Only q few left in sizes 9-l6. Reg. 50
l4o5. ,
WINTER CAPS. Speeol group Of one Axe
hundred on sole. Reg. 2.98 ~
FLANNEL PAJAMAs. Only 40
poirs left in sizes e-le. Various rs
eoors and potterns Reg. 3.o8
DRESS sLAcKS. IS poirs; size g. 1888
Is. Solids & potterns. Reg. 5.e8. A
CORDUROY SlAcKs. IS poirs; S0.SS
sizes e-l6 only. Reg. 1913 -
BOYS SPORT SHIRTS. Just 50 in
sizes $40. Loroe selection Of designs. ST
Reg. 3.98.
PULLovER SWEATERS. Only twenty
left in sizes $40. For yeor-round wear. 50
Reg. 6.98. Il
POLO SHIRTS. Just 90 fully eombed shirts.
Sizes 6-18. 0oc
Reg. l.49 ---------- Z0
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Open Friday til 9 pm

woMEN's SKIRTS. Loroe variety 49,.
OF eolors and patterns. Only Is. $7.35
Reg. 1913.
WOOL SWEATERS. Just 30; os- $3.50
sorted sizes and colors. Reg. 3.oS.
;S: s;S.s s. Good S sss ''ss" :; SUBJ )" $3.50
S;sss" ;S s. sizes: @s@; styles. Yes Req {" s2.55
SHEER NYloN PANTlEs. IS left. o7c
Reg 100. ST
ROBES AND DRESSING GOWNS. So75
q in vorious sizes. Reg. 5.e8. .
FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS. Just s115
so on sale. Reg. 2:98.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. TIA. 2937; ewes. GE. 1416. 22'
MOVING and hauling. day or night.
ARE YOU MOVING to California
or 10 some other western. state?
Daily service on household goods
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING National 1852.
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packlng:
Phone NO 0l04 UNION STORAGE
ROYALL TRANSFERRING will move
you by the job or ST per hr.; 6 rmo.
as low as $50. DE. 81 80 or DE. 0ni6
pSa
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL: to share e;bedrm; house with
, others, in Wardman PIX. area. Call
Hn. 591 1t4d Rtncs afteT q Pm. conv ISS Nsy.,
Rec. Station: Couple wanted to
share well furnished 5-rm. house
GLEN ECHO HGTS., 5 rms; woman
owner; will share with 2 adults or
rent entire until spring. WI. 547S.
PARK Employed widow
will share home with couple. Piano.
maid service. Call JU. S-9S45. -23
COUPLE will share their 6-rm. house
on crosstown busline with en-
ployed couple. Will give day care
for child II necessary. HO. 1922.
GIRL IN eos to share house, Amer
lean Univ. vic. Excel. transp. Call
OR, 436S after 9 pm. Fri. or week
COUPLE or . girls to share house
with young lady in Silver Spring
TV automatic washer and dryer.
Ride to and from D. C.. Call LO.
1861 Sat. and Sun. after 8 on
FREE HOME TO sHARE-Lge. house
on 3 acres. TO. 521S. -23
MOTHER will share
comfortable home in NV section;
cony. transp. ST. 1850; ewes. OR.
YOUNG WOMAN to join group in ige.
comfortable house: mr.. observatory:
conv. location; maid service. WO.
6lS4. -23
Evening star., 1952-11-22

TWO downtown rooming houses. each
containing 16 rms, 4 baths, being
offered for sale with only 81 800
down and $3.50 monthly payments.
Existing tenants are on month-to-
month basis. Arrangements may be
made to purchase rooming house
business or purchaser can secure
will and furniture. A. NJ. DRAISNER,
NA; S03f; home. Ho. 1857. -23
SERVICE STATION-Profitabl one
man. operation Stock and equip
ment: S1.45O. Marlboro 9S9S. 23'
UPHOLSTERY SHOP with good
trade worked UP in 5 years on
workmanship only, plus furn. apt.
that takes care Of overhead. Ii.
ESTABLISHED BEAUTY SHOP for
sale. 18th and K sts. NV. Elk. 9459
WAFFLE SHOP-Good business. right
location. Reasonable terms. l633
FOR sALE-Eauipped electric motor
shop with lease on same location
10 yrs. Good ne loc. Excel. Office
space. ReaS. priced. Call Ii. 4-1052.
Ask for Mr.. Willis. -n3
Courtroom CONCESSION Busy
location. refined clientele. For in
terview see Mr.. COHEN before IL
noon or after 6.p.m. 1872 Conn.
ave NV
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets. Wash Va. White
Open 2 days. Ma 000l
FURNISHED-ProfesSor Of languages
with wife and . boys desires =
bedrm. apt. in NV. D. c. S125
maximum. Write Box 442-S, Star.
NEED URGENTLY and immediately
for young married Korean war
veteran now returning home. one
bedroom apt. furn. or unfurn., near
Wisconsin ave. transportation. APP
prox. $50, with excel. references.
Call OR. 29i0 before 10 am; or
UNFuRN.D S.F1J , OR Or FURNISHED small apt.
Best NV. sect. Dupont Circle pre-
fer. sos TO 500. Box 365-M. Star.
81 MO. SUBLET - Small apt. in
NV. needed by Foreign Service per-
son, awaiting assignment. Female.
coil. grad. responsible; about 500.
oGIET APARTMENT for two mature.
MRS. BRANiE. AK. 1854. 80.
G. W. HOSP. intern and wife desire
furn. apt. near hosp. or NV. HO.
931l. MRS. MOAK. IA
UNFURN.-One-b -bedrm. or effic. apt;
NV, by single lady. empI. of Walter
oNEeBEpkM. Sfsq fG IL iAsi UNfURN.; restricted
adults; nearby Va. or Md; quiet,
career woman: S65-S75 Ref. ex-
changed Box 401-M. Star. 23'
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA; Huntinstaonm22 b bed d
swim. pool; S125. JE; 4-13s5. -22
FIvE-RM. BUNGALOW partially
onig daIp 500 sSnv Buekinsha@ &c DR.: silver
SILVER sPRiNG. s9o5 wiseman I'd
Two-bedrm brick bungalow avail.
ARIfNGF6S, nhMEdT SS 81 6ifs. fsoO beyond We West
$iI5 mo. Attrac. Cape Cod; > bed
rooms. liv. rm.. ,firepl., bath, kit. 1st
floor; auto; washeE gar; :6ssse.' ise.' FENCED
AeOi MONROE 81, colmar Manor
Md.-Bungaiow, ami; clean; very
accessible ;, to downtown with car;
,lnN Slno9. Avail, Dec, ! IA. 2SaS: a4
q government family. No sogne
exceptionally clean; mostly new
decorator style: automatic hot-wa-
ter gas heat, modern features; 5
rms; rms; liv; 5mi; d.n' rm;, nc,r,Sas KIT :
screened; finished bsmt.; recreation;
shop; laundry and storage: small
lawn. fruit and shade trees; ga,
rage; convenient Sc. residential
white. section or busline schools;
Churches Sad Isl Shopping centers; theatsrs'
G-YEAR. OLD GROOM HOUSE, beau
tifully furn.; ga baths; garage;
bsmt.: gas heat; dishwasher; dis
posal; TV; washer; dryer; freezer:
$500 $50 me mo ASqlt3 %T Iasa no pets; ;S7 aysil'
FURN. % Ist FIooR@5 rooms and
ROBERTS, Legato. Fairfax, va. 23'
6EVEN-ROOM, well-furniShed home;
excel. cond.; now avail. kansas
ave. NV. For appt. call GE. 1915
s11O PER Mo.-Mostly brand-nev
furn. in my 2-bedrm.. Ayr. .-old. re.
dec. home in Alex. Bright bsmt.
fenced yard. Close to everything
Avail. Nov soG o. Tenant can 9InNPp PaS
.ow. S:aI or GIL. 1921: 20 "a,
home. nartly furn. building has
nice basement apt. which rents fol
$50: viii lease for Sl35. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY CO. NO. 1908.
RMS. 2i2 baths. master bedrm.
rec. rm.. I'd and HAMILTON ST
NV. Excel. furn. Avail. Dec. - or
lease. 5000 mo. hU. 3646. --23
NEAR Unusually de.
Sirable house for 2-3 adults; beau
tiful situation; immaculate cond.
attractively and completely furn-
ished. available now to May 81
1858; $3.50 monthly. Call EN-. s967
Oe5 ATLANTIC ST. s.E.-Five-rm
semidetached home, furnished. full
bsmt.; S125 per mo. Appt. only
oE. 1446. -23
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

s-1O ROOM HOUSE. furn. or unfurn.,
suitable for looming house. Will do
own repairs. DU. 1896. -23
WE NEED fine rental properties,
furn: or unfurn.. in the NV. area
OF D. G. or close-in Md: Will pay
from $500 to $500 monthly for the
right property. For immediate ac-
tion at top prices and reliable ten
ants call Mrs. Knight at DE. 2038,
with JAMES L. DIXON a. CO. ST.
700. -23
EMPLOYE and wife
desire furnished house or apartment
for 3 months. Jan Mar. Write J.
i. Lycett. 10 Camp ST., Hyannis,
Mass. 28'
WANTED-3- -bedrm., detached; yard;
unfurn.: D. c.. pref. NV. 4 adults.
Refs. WO. 1896. %"
UNFURN. } or 4 bedrm. house in good
NV, Chevy Chase, Bethesda or N.
Arl. About $50. GE. "649. -23
RENT YOUR HOME TODAY
Call the office of FRED j. GEORGE.
GL. 6177. List With Us. OK. 0f Al.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
4517 BUTTERWORTH PLACE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. / TO 5
Brick center hall, bedrm and bath
on 1st floor. Modern equipped
Kitchen, large liv. rm. with fireplace,
full din. rm.. 3 bedrms. and baths
on end; recreation rm.; det. garage;
immaculate condition: close to
schools. transportation and Spring
Valley shopping. Out Mass. ave,
right on 46th. to Butterworth. turn
right to Our sign. Mrs. Dawson on
premises or cali WO. 4162.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INvESTOR-S5.0 900 for one year in
well-established automobile agency.
Curtailment of investment monthly.
plus ample interest. Guaranteed
RopS sSlsters sHoS Hox sEkydE IISM star tfATfos Ii
work. Completely equipped. In
come $1,000 wk. Used-car lot also.
For information. VICK'S MOTOR
SALES. TO. 1881. 8 am. to 10 p Pm.
LARGE USED CAR LOT for sale. On
piete in every respect for full-scaie
preperty SPeperttSh Cali NHS'etG IN. 4o4o 'ease on
OUTSTANDING OPPoRTUNITY for
first-class restaurateur accustomed
modern 52-unit motor court nearby
1000 so. IT., r; . fioorS brand1nsy sys
SS @oT0R GGH65NT1 Gfs6N1AdF T'Tsinla on D. s. h,sh
ton Excel cond In addition to
mill. S-room house. needing some
repairs, on ~ acres. with river
ysS gssati0 sts With for sSSe nS5e cash rI
is mi; south Of D. c. For details
DRY Th Cleaning tiIl AND LAUNDRY. in
best part of town; excellent volume
good profit: first time offered. Box
sTaTfoNERY f2;TM; sisY' AND OFFICE sUPPLY
store; no nearby competitions: selling
on account of health; terms to right
party, OWNER. JE. 3-15so or JE'
BAKERY STAND AVAILABLE; excel
lent outlet for home-baked goods;
no key money: reasonable rental
See Mr.. Robbins. CENTER MARKET
CITY 5th and K sts. NV. DI. 5039
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. on street
floor; long established; rentals ano
Insurance. Owner leaving city. will
GROCERY STORE. S.w.-owner I'll
Crossed $1,000 wk.: equipment guar
onteed: leas: apt. Total. 81 200
pro2WNToWN on ON RESTAURANT. class {
LIQUOR license. Owner will sacrifice
for $500, with small down pay
ment. Call DI. OTIS or 81. SSS1.
GRILL RESTAURANT. good goina
business; excel location and lone
lease Q stools: reas. price and terms
Amply 1914 4th st. s.w. 23'
DRY CLEANING and laundry store
good location. Reasonably PRICED
UsED.caR Sci CAR LOT. going business, now
in operation. Reasonable. JU. S-4535
I HAVE a vacant store. "A blk. from
Hecht's in silver Spring; ideal fol
selling Xmas toys. Interested In somt
one who can stock the store with
toys on mutually profitable basis
JU. 7-777H -23
Evening star., 1952-11-22
RETHESDA

Near Wis. ave-: Z rms, kit. and 3ia
baths; Scar gar; "a acre, nicely
Handicapped. New gas INV. heat.
Immediate poss. $160 mo. Phone
Evening star., 1952-11-22
COOPERATIVE APIS. SAILS

ONE BEDRM., 1st A.. prac. new; s.
Minis. to Boiling Field, u block to
express bus and lge. new shop. CEN
ter; monthly payment, S60.64 incl.
utils. 10. 3-593S ga
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
One-bedrm. apt. with > exposures,
overlooking park. GEO. w. LIN
KINS co, DI. S6SS; ewes. and SUN.
TWO-BEDRM. COOP. APT. for sale,
to vet; Naylor Gardens. Call owner,
LII. 4-l11l No brokers. --.ll3