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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

. taxi to the spot. Auxiliary Bish.
ops Francis Salis-Seewis and Jo-
seph Lach followed in another car.
As ihe Bishops and priests ad-
ninistered fhe last rites TO tbe
dying some 5000 gathered
around fhe area, kneIt on the
ground and began saying fhe
Rosary and other prayers for the
victims.
The presence of the president of
the Croat provincial assembly, Jo-
sip Bakarich, was ignored by the
praying crowd. Communist official
dom later branded the spontaneous
demonstration of faith as "a recur-
renee of the worst type of public
Red ReprisaIs
AS reprisal Red police ordered
the formerly Catholic and now
communist-run hospitals to stop
Bishops or priests from visiting
any patients injured in the street
car accident.
Red officials also called on the
relatives of the dead and recon-
that the victims be buried
without religious ceremonies. The
Red suggestion was generally ig-
nored.
Several thousand crowded into
the Zagreb cathedral for the Sol
emn Requiem offered there for
the victims of the disaster.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Booklet Will Make
Advent Come To
Life For Family

COLLEGEVILLE, Minn.-NC)-
The Liturgical Press of st. Johns
Abbey here has come to the aid
of parents who are looking for
ways to make the Advent season a
significant reality in the lives Of
their children.
A 36-page, Is cent pamphlet en-
titled Family Advent Customs, I"
published by the Liturgical Press,
contains everything from Advent
Wreaths chow to make them and
how to use them) to plum pud-
ding.
Written by Mrs. Helen McLough-
lin, the booklet includes a number
of Advent hymns, recipes and at
least six religious practices and
projects for Advent, including
Mary'S Candle, Christmas Manger
and Advent House-all designed to
make the theology of Advent and
Christmas meaningful.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

New Interest In Youth Program
Result OF Catholic Youth Week

A new interest in the youth pro-
gram and greater spirit Of coop
Grafton between youth groups has
become evident after an evaluation
Of the Marian Year Catholic Youth
Week program according to the
bulletin from the Catholic Youth
Bureau. The monthly news note
mentioned the fact that the COM
mittee working on Catholic Youth
Week marked the large representa-.
tion of Catholic Youth Groups or
agencies serving Catholic Youth in
the history Of the Catholic Youth
Council. Seventeen parish cYO
groups took active part in the COM
mittee work, along with nine Ca
tholie High Schools and four
groups serving youth of college
age and over.
The news letter went on to note
that the one thousand attendance
at the Youth Rally on closing day
OF Catholic Youth Week was espec-
tally remarkable since it was
completely voluntary attendance.
The young people encouraged by
each other and by their pastors
and the Sisters made the pilgrim
age to st. Mary of the Springs for
the program. This gathering in
cluded a number of youth from par
ishes in Kenton, MiIlersburg, New
ark, Portsmouth, GAINESVILLE, Lam
caster, and other parts Of the Co
lumbus Diocese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

The tragedy, which claimed the
lives of more than a dozen people
and injured several score more,
occurred the day before the feast
of All Saints. An overcrowded
streetcar overturned while bring
ing faithful from the Mirogoj cem-
etery to the city. Visits to ceme-
teries are traditional on the eve
of All Saints Day.
The accident occurred only half
q mile from the episcopal resi-
dence. The dying and injured ask
ed for priests to administer the
last rites, and someone phoned the
episcopal residence informing new
Unnamed Coadjutor Bishop Francis
Seper of Zagreb of the tragedy. He
and two priests Immediately took
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Student Essays
On Integration
Gain Attention

NEW ORLEANS - NC) -
A non-Cathoic who served as
a judge in an essay contest on
the Supreme Courts anti-seg-
regation ruling declared that
the essays submitted by Catho-
lie high school students in the
New Orle ans archdiocese
should be published ''in all the
papers in the city and through
out the state"
In this way, according to Dean R.
Thornton Of billiard University, the
people would learn what the COM
ing leaders feel concerning integra-
ton in our schools"
The contest involved was spon-
sored by the Commission on HUI
man Rights of the New Orleans
chapter of the Catholic Committee
Of the South for students in Catho-
lie high schools throughout the
archdiocese. Called on short notice,
with only three weeks allotted be-
tween the first announcement and
the deadline, it brought partici-
patton by 70 students-all of them
in opposition to race segregation.
Dean Thornton concurred with
the other two judges-Dr. Ray
mond P. Wittee of Loyola Uni
versity and Oscar A. Bouise, assoc
late professor of English at Xavier
University - in their praise of
teachers and students who could
so express their principles in
terms of practical community liv-
ing"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

In an effort to offset the current
trend in comic books, the PTA of
st. Michael School in Worthington
is sponsoring a Book Fair to be
held in the school. Selby Blvd.
and High St., this Sunday, Nov.
81, from 4:30 to $3.50 p. m. A wide
selection of literature for all ages
will be on sale.
There will be several categories
such as Children's Classics, Ami
mails, Famous Men and Women,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

and Adventure Stories. Proceeds
from the sale will be used to pur-
chase books for the school library.
The Book Fair has beer publiciz-
ed this past week in Worthington
stores by posters prepared by the
pupils of the fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth grades. A panel will Sc
lect the four best posters, and win
ners will be able to select one of
the books on display.
Mrs. Ralph Cody is general chair
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Springs Senior
Is President OF
Ohio Eta Unit

A senior from the College
of st. Mary of the Springs has
been elected first president of
the Central Region of Ohio
Chapters of Future Teachers
of America. Miss Grace
Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle c. Moore, 33 w.
Beaumont Rd., was chosen by vote
of member Colleges last week at
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

man Of the affair. other commit
tee heads include Mrs. John Craw-
ford, Mrs. Paul Cotter, Mrs. Ed
ward Roche, Mrs. Neil Hinter-
scheid, Mrs. Quentin Weilbacher,
Mrs. Jack Bentley, Mrs. James
Robac, Mrs. Frank Keneavy, Mrs.
Laddie Hanket, Mrs. Charles Welch,
Mrs. Charles Schweinkart, Mrs.
Jerry Anglim, Mrs. Sam Walker,
Mrs. Arthur Sherer, Wesley Blak-
ins, Charles Welch, Gerry Coleman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

VATICAN CITY - Radio, NO
-Msgr. Jean Rupp, one of eleven
Wears General to His Eminence
Maurice Cardinal Feltin, Archbish-
op Of Paris, has been named an
Auxiliary Bishop to the Cardinal
to serve as Ordinary for the East
ern-Rite Catholics in France.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Is sponsoring social to be held
Thanksgiving evening. Nov. Is,
from 800 pm. until 1900 mid
night. Joe Albanese and his or
chestra viii furnish the music.
Donations are so apiece, rs for
couples. Tim Foley and Bob Zett-
Ter, co-chairmen of the event,
have extended an invitation to
all CYO members of the city.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
DIR. Bernadine Whitmer
To Address Springs Faculty

DR.. Bernadine Whitmer, a mem
ber of the English Department of
Ohio State University will address
the faculty of the College of St.
Mary of the Springs on November
81. Her topic will be "The Place.
of Humanities in the Liberal Arts
Curriculum"
DR.. Whitmer is a member Of the
Advisory Board and former mem
Der Of the English Department of
st. Mary'S.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Book Week Theme Chosen

GLEN ELLYN, nl.-NC) -
christian Books! Beacons in a
Troubled World" has been select
ed as the theme for Catholic Book
Week from Feb. 20 to 26, 1855, it
has been announced here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Education Needs Acute
In Africa, Cardinal Says

L0URENCO MARQUES, Mozambique - (NC) - The only
Cardinal in Africa has declared that religious education of
natives should precede other types of teaching.
His Eminence Teodoso Cardinal de Gouvea Archbishop
of Lourenco Marques interviewed the policy adopted
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Red Bosses Ignored
Slavs Love For Faith
Brought Out In Tragedy

GRAZ, Austria = (NC) = tragic streetcar accident in
zagreb, Yugoslaya led to spontaneous demonstration
falth and to immediate communist reprisals.
Three Bishops and several priests the with
IN ID minutes after the accident according to details which
have reached here
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

continued throughout the day clos
ing on Sunday afternoon. Included
in the Columbus delegation besides
Miss Wilson were William Beck,
William Armstrong, Jim Pavloski,
Bernard Luthman, Jim Wheeler,
Mary X. Ruddy, Viola Ricci, Patricia
Fallon and Father Richard Dodd,
diocesan director of youth activi-
ties.
st. John the Evangelist CYO
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Miss Mary Wilson of Holy Family
parish was elected secretary of the
Ohio Regional Federation Of the
Council Of Catholic Youth at the
bi-annual congress in Toledo last
weekend. Miss Wilson will serve
the office for two years. Ray Celek
of Toledo was elected president.
The congress began with registra-
ton on Saturday morning and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

St. John the Evangelist CYo
Evening star., 1954-12-15

tcontinusd on sszt passl
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Ist, end, 3rd TRUST LOANS. ar.
ranged in your home: easy terms
MR. ROTH. DI. 7-6711.
REFINANCING OF mortgages ar.
ranged on long easy terms, MR.
DELE. 10. 2-06S3. ST. $500.
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high7?? Money loaned on lst ol
Ind trusts on terms to suit youl
budget. Loans made In D. c., Nd
and Va. Call MR.. FREEDMAN
900 F. st. NV, Rm. s07, tel. RE
MONEY ON end TRUsT-we will
buy 2nd-trust notes, D. c., nearby
Md. or Va, reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 G st. NV. ME. S-2495.
SPOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
2hes TO 4qs DISCOUNTS
MR.. QUICK. LO. 4-6565
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STROUT CATALoG - Mailed FREE!
35 States. STROUT REALTY. 234-A,
Woodward Bldg. washington. ST.
Evening star., 1954-12-15

ACRE LOTs-Fairland to Burtons-
vile: 4-acre site In Springbrook
Tell as your needs. A. J. KESSIN-
GER & CO. JU. 9-4544.
$3.50 FOR NEARLY 9 ACRES, about
$50 It. front on Rte. PA, Indian
|. Head to Marbury; trees, nf. Po-
tomac. 2 lots. 100x200 IT,, each
$895. IL miles to d. c. on Indian
Head hwy. 3-acre tracts. big trees.
city water, on hard I'd. 5 miles to
D. c.. under cents sa. It. Your
terms Few estates. big tracts.
RYON. RA 3-6146.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-&-acre cor
ner lot. Perfect spltt-level contour.
all utilities in. Act, fast. Mr..
Bogen, IA. 9-1B99, with JOLLES q
SENNETT. DI. 7-4244.
LANHAM---2 rambler sites. All i'm
provements in. $50 DIN, Easy terms.
]. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. T-S0s0.
RAMBLER SITES--l0O by 200 It.
Out Colesville I'd. from Silver Spring,
Md. Only $1,000 each on your
terms. KAY REALTY CO.. RA,
$4,000: eyes,, RA. 3-051S. liz
MacARTHUR BLvD.-Close in. nr. Il
4931. 50x200. Real buy. RIDDELI
REALTY, DI. 7-7900,
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MONTGOMERY

WE HAVE SOME OUTSTANDING
VALUES IN FARMS LISTED AT
THIS TINE; FROM 2 ACRES UP
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY. BE.
LOW ARE JUST A FEW.
GENTLEMAN'S HIGH CLASS dairy
farm close to Wash; beautiful home,
good tenant house, dairy barn and
other outbldgs.; full machinery and
equipment including irrigation; top
notch herd; available Immediately;
needs $4,000 cash to handle.
20 ACRES, S-room moderIiZed home
outbldgs.,. fenced, fields all have
water; $22.500, needs $4,000 cash
Easy drive to Wash.
1870 ACRES. adjoining growing town;
only $4,000. Tenant will stay
NEARLY 800 ACRES about 3 miles
out of Gath, top-notch tillable land
with q mile Of road frontage.
375 ACRE excellent stock farm at q
little over 500 an acre.
800 ACRE DAIRY farm; good herd,
equipment, feed, silage, everything
for $4,000. A going business.
ALSO 2 GOOD SMALL dairy farms
in Frederick Co., around $25. 900.
DROP IN AND GO OVER
OUR COMPLETE LIST
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 2y9
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week, will pay cash for all makes
and model cars Call IA 9-4S0l
WILL TAKE low-priced car $4,000 to
$500 value) as full down payment
on 2-bedrm. bungalow near Wheaton.
III a-3aR0 III
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BIG NEWS

This brick Cape Cod. 0I APPROVED
AT $50. 300. Is possibly today,s best
buy LOOK AT THESE ROOM SIZES
IAxaS living rn. with fireplace. l5s
an.st9g dts99ing rm: SPACIOUS Sso 81 kitchen S,t Si,t
on .lst: 8 bright hedrms. IlEasrei
l4x1Sl and tiled bath on end; ful
basement with fireplace and rec
area: side screened porch. garage
acre level lot 40 minutes TO the
Pentagon q
]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg. Arl, IA. A-ll5s
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '49 ,k-ton uiefun.
looks ike new; terms and sIs' trs1s
MERSoN q THOMPSON. ChryslerS..
plymouth Dealers. 47pI Hafnpden
oi iSne, Bethesda. @ 7s27 wisconsin ave.
FORD TRACTOR 1s4e 1is.ton ssh
Inseh Saddle tanks. reasonable.
ssnr ssneSos-Snevy Chase Transfef. and
1ssthesda,e ssfissd eeii I'D. 4sos M0Oriand lane.
HUDSON IL pickup x-top- Ia rooa
condition. Just passed inspect;on.
MoNp' Ses pSwnss; ISe: Ts9s. a. eTssd geTTised. RAY.
PONTIAC ,53 Deiiyery sedan: radio.
PONTIAC. 1887 irving ST. nv lD.
a1so9o; as ossa also S46o l4th St. NV.
DoDGE 'ss i-tOn. dual wheel mas pickup;
ssSoa sSoe eoneiti9n; ready for work:
irving 81; NV, AID. 4-s50o; also
Saoo i4tn st. NV, RA. S-967o.
FORD '5s I-ton panel. formerly Used
ARCADE PONTIAC. 14SS frvins pGs, s..
n;Wa AID. 4-s500; also 1850 i4th
FORD 81 nT;, s5l "A: sa:,SG 1890; S.o.,. LIS
heater. tires almost new: one oVnsr.
suar, TRIANGLE MOTOR .Fore1. 1Ssin
cI Snae 3 !; ave; ne, DE, s-630s.
CHEVROLET 10 s-ton panel: ia
GOOD cond. For sale by Owner SfAtS
AMco PROPHETS Co. 1910 w 81.
n;e no. 2-5206. liz
ChNvkoLET SO i2-ton pickup trucks;
heater dark green finish: a reR.
Seiean truck; actual mileage $4,000.
y. +: warranty. SS95. WfSSfNGER
SSfanEVEOLET OLET Co. Seven Corners,
FORD so ls-ton pickup: S-cyi..
peantnul Sheridan blue fnish, ex.
ceptlonaliy nice inside and out:
Seaqy TO so to work today. Only
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Ind TRUST MONEY

At Extremely Low Discount
NJ x. STONE, EN-. 3-1603
lst, end, Bird TRUST LOANS covering
D. c.. nearby Nd. and Va. prop
critics: financial relief for all pur-
poses, incl. repairs. remodeling, ad-
ditions, improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
ell NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ST 9.Ia1o 1Ro
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CATTLE LAND In Southern Florida
The best in U. s. Make q profit
while the others are losing money,
100 acres on state road and canal
for Sill 800; terms, y cash. $40
acres at $50 per acre. EDWARD
@. ADAMS. OF. 2-95ll.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS ron RENT

WASHINGTON BLDG. 18th and New
York NV W-Three-roon, atf-cond.
suite. larse reception rm.: excel. for
lawyers. Sl51 per mo. Mr.. VAN
VRANKEN. DI T-S300. lis
PRIVATE OFFICE in lawyers suite
Colorado Bldg. 18th and q sts. NV.
1884 .6th sT. N.w.-Entire bidg.,
2 stories and basement. Modern
and attractive. Approx 500 50 It.
Of floor space each 6oor $3.50 mo.
Avail Dec. Is. RAYMOND 3.
RUPERT. 1017 7th st. n.w... ST.
S-64eA. -4S
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DON'T GAMPT. r.

"A LOTS READY TO GO
These level 75-ft. minimum frontage
lots are situated in wheaton area
with q proven sales picture. Terms
available. Call Mr., Blum. ewes. JU.
5-7632. SIDNEY z. MENSH CO..
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TRAlLERS

SPARTAN IMPERIAL MANSION -
1854 Spartan. 43 IT.. long. !. bed;
rooms, sold for $4,000 was turned
over by windstorm Hazel" needs
repairs to front and side. selling Ms
is for the small sum Of $500.
403O Wis. ave. NV. Wo. 6-323l.
1852 35-FT. sPARTANETTE, mod
ern, nicely 'ocated. Consider late
model car. or travel trailer in part
payment TO. 9-9712. -16
FIsHERMAN'S SPECIAL
S125 as is. Needs work. hut has pos
sibilities for the sportsman. weather
CAN TRAILER CO.. l01S0 Baltimore
blvd, College Park. Nd. WE. 5-5035.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY FOR CASH. Sc. AREA,
p. C. AND P. G. co. HOUSES,
INVEST. PRIVATE PARTY. WRITE
PARTICULARS NJ. GREGORY.
31o3 CURTIS DR.. Sc. D. C. t2D.
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FARMS

lSTROUT CATALoG - Mailed FREE!
35 states. STROUT REALTY. 234-A,
woodward Bldg. WASHINGTON. ST.
3-37S4
|6sO ACRES. West Va. 112 mi. ffcM
d. c., mi. of Rte. so. high eleva-
ton. ideal for beef and sheep, the
best hunting; about $50 acres in
growing timber; 6-rm. house. barn,
sheds, s strsaGm; 1 - real bargsin &
RETIREMENT FARM-with beauti-
full mtn. view. New 6-room house
on 46 acres. Only $500. RAY T.
CANNON co. Phone Agent, XII,
500 ACRES ACRES, Southern Maryland bar
gains, close to Wiscomico and Poto-
mac Rivers. A going concern. reliable
tenant will stay. Good set neces-
sary farm bldgs. $50 acres avail
able: tillable cigarette tobacco soil.
bal. young timber. large quantity
pulp: 2 mi. frontage paved State I'd.
40 Minis. D. c., historic st. Marys
County. Quick sale. Price, S22 800;
BURTONSvILLE--Honeysuckle patch.
Ia acres. Colonial home, 3 bedrms
and bath, like-new condition, new
bldgs., garages. on the Spencerville
rd., close to shopping and schools,
Colonel in Army being transferred.
Very reasonable. DALEY REAL
ESTATE CO.. AP. 7-1443. LIZ
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lcontinued. ]
MEDICAL OFFICE, conv. loc. on I6tl

MEDICAL OFFICE, conv. loe. on 18th
ST. bet. Park road and Monroe st.
air cond.; parking space. HO. 2
1858 or RA, 3-1397.
AVAILABLE JAN. Space in moderr
ONCE building. Divide rent anl
salary OF experienced secretary
GLEGGE THOMAS. 1925 @ st. NV
WILL DISQUALIFICATION st. and
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md. Ex-
cellently located ground floor ONCE
consisting Of 400 So. IT. Also 2-rm.
suite avail in modern air-eondi-
toned bldg PARKING NO PROB
LEM. Key at Guardian Federal.
$500 Georgia ave-. or call ME.
coSNs. AVE. AND 18Th ST.. 1896
Jefferson pl. n.w.--Entire frst floor
Of LOO 50. it.. at S255: available
Immediately; we'll decorate to suit
For further information, call SHAN
NON q LuCHS CO.. IRA 14th st
nv. Ma. 8-2345.
SINGLE RMS, $35 UP
BARRISTER BLDG, 635 r ST. NV
Fully modernized, renovated Offices
in fireproof, elev. bldg: all services
incl. u rent. See supt.. RE. T-2294
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
Guaranteed Second Trusts

we sell second trusts secured on 10
cal real estate. We collect pay.
ments, remit to you monthly. Oul
guarantee in writing means YOU
get your money back In case Of
1904 K st. NV. ST. 3-1205. -16
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WAREHoUsEs FOR RENT

SMALL WAREHOUSE AND GARAGE
for rent: part Of building fireproof;
elec.. gas and water, large. wide
alley. $!6 per month. Call NO.
S2'x60' MASONRY BLDG, xoned
light manufacturing; heated; in
: Bladensburg; of BALTIC. Wash. ex-
pressMay. BAyIs; DE: loose: 15'
It.. in new Prince GEORGES Shopping
center at Annapolis I'd. end Land
over rd... separate service driveway
and loading dock: 60c "a. f.: i'm
mediate occupancs. cAFRITz.. pI.
T-00S0, III
six BRICK BLDGs.. each lox1s: 90
eor.s a. ass aSs Rsnt .1S sSsG ssoS socn sa9sF gaos
9 PHELPS. INC. Ma. $4,000. lis
NEAR UNION STATlON-Entire floor
Of modern. brick building; 5000 90.
IT.; truck loading entr. e. QUINCY
SMITH. NC 141S II st. NV, pI.
7-0067: ewes. OIL. 2-9474. lis
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ESTATE OF ESTATES

Ed I "A T. OF EO AIEO
3-mi. frontage on Capon River, /
mi. Rte. so. The most wonderful
buy we have ever offered. Gorgeous
brick Colonial 12-rm. residence. IT'S
fu Tie e baths oyerleoSins ie%2nsled liver
The cost to duplicate outbuildings
and residence would be over $780,
900 400 acres perfect pasture
lands. No better cattle farm. Your
inspection invited to our best buy.
Well financed. immed. poss. A hum
ter's paradise and gorgeous scenery,
only S125. 900; SIGLER g. CO... RA.,
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Col E00

$2l 800
FRAME RAMBLER
built this attractive house. because
be expected to live In 1t many yrs
n has o full basement with garage;
5 bedrms., o modern kitchen. nre.
place. tiled bath. and . half-acre 10!
Il tnelosed with q board fence. and
has plenty OF trees. It 10 sttuatet
. few minutes beyond AnnandAle
Shown exclusively by
MASON HIRST
AnnaAdale. Va. Phone JE. 1-5BlI
clOsed Gnrdnya
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oMs FURNIsHED--s.E.-s.W.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Ink. 400 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Dble. rms Tv, Ras stove. Frigidaire
1895 BfLTMoRE ST. N.w.-ciesn
sunny 2nd-fir. front; running water.
share reigII. and bath. large closet.
ESQ 18th ST. N.w.-Larr.. bright
stove; $40 wk; DE. 2-l655. --e7
Capitol at Union Station Park. bO1
Second s.; ne. IA. 1886: -25
ties, cleo r.far.; Su; az door. ' Sp.
c ttIP9sTi CIRCLE. a11o r st. n.V.-
Nicely Nc turn;;; large. lisht housekeep-
DUPONT CIR. 1922 p st. n.w.-Lse..
al: bath; sink. stove: refsr;; cow.
STUDIO refrr.. clock
SIS. aii7 + P't st. INV n'T. i I% s-ssss
I-iO you ST. NV or .: house
Sill sfSs''p accEp f pm NV area.
near everything. Nice furn. rm. on
ond A.: lndry, sink and hot plate.
AID. 2-g6l1 or RIA. 6-3S06. rs
MI. PLEASANT and rms;
al door. co. 5-96I5. 20
CONN. AVE. OPP. SHERIDAN-PARK
HOTEl.-Furn.- unfurn.; refgr.; L.
and LA BUSES at door; S35 to $50
mo-, / person; 800 to $40, 2 per-
sons. Call CO. 5-2117. -25
1883 RHODE is. AVE. N.w.-Lge.
front rm. with stove; cleo. refrg.
S1SS,7yEk . 'sl'' sig Wk. dbl. go
N.E.-NiCE Ink. RIM. on LIST A.:
good refrg. and gas range: double
bed; SO wk. Ii. 1855. -25
Ice. FRONT RIM, everything furn.,
cleo. refgr.. gas stove; also sgle., SO
wk. 703 Mt. Vernon pl. NV. 81
MOUNT PLEASANT. 3179 18th st.
Ink. units. Nicely furn.. newly
decorated. Mr.. transportation. 81
or man, $is,a5 mo. i43S Newton
st. NV. HUI. $1,000. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, spinet: January clearance;
brand-new. full Keyboard; only $3.50:
the buy Of the year Compare and
save ct RATNER's MUSIC STORE.
r.za AN 5s.n 3, n;T discount. TO mem.
hers Of the Armed Forces, Govern,
ment employees d. C. employees. etc
Over 100 new and used instruments
on display at all times including the
I'LL Ls e. sb sess down Ross pIHS Mari ay
iOi5 7th Sc. NV dsT. 3-6a0oS. lust
above the library
PIPE-oaly. black. copper. cast iron:
: Lee hwy. IA. $500.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND TOOLS.
:tokess, new and USED Sssd water ter. heat
chimes and power yises; ladders
hand tools pipe and fittings. All
items at bargain prices. Can be
seen At 33i Vine st. NV. or phone
RADIO. RcA table model; .RcA
phono, Zenith hM-FM. Zenith short
wave. $40 to SIS. Lo. 1860
RANGES. new, used: repairs !sas
81. coal, wood, ACME ! Ia sTovE. ioil
.Sss ssnd Sss ;ssF CHOICE sg a: s1s
$40. UN. 4-4S00. --3a
RECORDERS. Webcor tape recorder,
d da' SIS Wf. sTuDIios. fsss Conn
ave. NV, CO. 2-4445. -26
stallation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
REFRlGERATORS, used: large as.
sortment from $40 up; some with
1-year guarantee, time payments.
FREDERICK'S 3905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS, used: rent or buy.
en- 2-730O. AIS Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATOR-4-cu. 1T Kelvina-
tor; good condition; $50. Ii. 6-2251.
REFRIGERATOR. gas servel. g.5
cubic IT.: freezer Compartment. $l25
or best offer. Call KE. 7-1277.
REFRIGERATOR. GE; bed davenport,
porch slider, etc.; reasonable, ,AD.
REFRiGERAToRs AND WASHERS
Bargain prices; all sizes; recpnd.:
guaranteed. DuNN-MARK, 1894
Columbia I'd. NV. NO. 7-3535.
REFRIGERATOR. crosley shelvador;
Sl35 or best offer. 10. 3-l49t.