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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
An Excellent Idea

Senator Homer Ferguson Of Michigan has intro
duced into the Senate resolution proposing an
amendment TO the pledge of allegiance TO the flag
by inserting the words under Cod in that pledge
The amended pledge would read
Il pledge allegiance 10 the flag OF the United
States Of America and 10 the Republic for which
1t stands, one nation indivisibe under God with
liberty and justice for all
In his address Senator Ferguson stated that
the modification Of the pledge would hghlight
the real fundamental differences between the
free world and the Communist world Our Ma.
tion is founded fundamental belief in God
and the first and most important reason for the
existence of our Government is TO protect the
God-giyen rights of our citizens the Senator
declared. Communism, the contrary, rejects
the very existence of God
The Senator further stated that Spiritual val
ues are every bit as important 10 the defense and
safety Of our Nation as are military and economic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

Q. Who wds ST. Margaret?
A. There are several saints OF
that name. st. Margaret, virgin
and martyr, of the third century.
was beheaded by order of her
father. a pagan priest. st. Mar
garet of Scotland lived in the
eleventh century. She lived at
the court of st. Edward the Con-
fessor and married Malcolm III
of Scotland. She was noted for
her interest in the poor and the
oppressed. st. Margaret Mary
Alacoque of the seventeenth CEN
tury, was the nun of the Order of
the Visitation to whom Our
Lord appeared, urging the
spread of devotion to the Sacred
Heart.
Q. What is the origin and pdlr-
pose of the Net0ntan CliIb?
A. II is an organization of Ca
tholic students who seek to pro-
mote and protect Christian teach
ing in non-Catholic colleges, Or
ganized in 1893 at the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania it was fed
Grated in 1915 and entitled
Newman Club Federation in
1898. 1t has about $4,000 mem
bers in 361 fully affiliated
branches. It takes its name from
the great Catholic educator, Car
dinal Newman, who led the
movement over century ago to
present Catholic teaching to the
English-speaking world.
Q. Is it true that gossip about
someone is sinful even If a0hut
you are discussing Is true and
generally knoaon?
A. Gossip is sinful whether 1t Is
true or not. The Eighth Com
mandment forbids detraction as
well as calumny. Calumny con-
sists in injuring the good name
of another by lying, but per-
son sins by detraction when,
WITHOUT A GOOD REASON.
he makes known hidden faults of
another. If the fault discussed is
generally known it becomes less
serious. but is still sin against
charity if we dwell upon our
neighbor'S sins and weak
nesses without good reason.
If discussion leads to something
constructive, such as helping
the sinner or protecting others
from evil influence, it is not gos-
sip.
9. Ho10 many American car.
dlndls hare there been?
A. Ten prelates of American
birth have been created cardin-
ais. If we include those who be-
came naturalized Americans and
those who lived here (e.g. Apos-
tolic Delegates) for some time
there are twenty-five. The first
one was in 1886, Jean Cheverus.
born in France, who was the first
bishop of Boston. The last one
named was Cardinal Mcintyre,
Archbishop of Los Angeles.
Send questions to Father Ed.
ward F. Healey, The Inquiry Cor
ner, The Catholic Times, Box
636, Columbus 06) Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
LOUIS r. BUDENZ
Why Must We Negotiate?

happy to say, were intelligent
enough to understand that "ag-
gresSion" does not consist only
in military conquest. Very defin-
itely it includes increase in
''East-West trade" which will
build up the Soviet war machine
and change the military balance
in the world, and also the ex-
tension of crises in countries
which should be our allies. We
can assure ourselves that these
crises will rise higher and high
er If we persist in the delusion
that we must negotiate with So
Wet Russia. Every time we do
so, additional millions of people
lose faith in the good purposes
of the United States.
One serious source of harm
TO us is the thoughtless-or
worse-expressions by men who
are considered leaders in this
country. Every man of that type
should ponder over the Reto
Times of January %, just receiv-
ed from Moscow. InStructing the
StaliniteS of the world, it gives
great attention to the express
slons of Arthur Dean, who rep
resented the United States at the
recent Panmunjom sessions, and
who is reported by number of
journals TO have expressed the
belief that Red China should be
recognized. Moscow takes much
of his claim that 1t is impossible
TO put Chang Kai-shek back on
the mainland" and that therefore
we should consider doing busi-
ness with Mao Tse-tung.
AS early as December 1. 1888,
the carefully edited anti-com-
munisSt news letter. Counter
attack. expressed serious doubts
that Dean had the proper view
point TO represent The United
States in the Far East. 1t point
ed out that Dean had been an of
ficial of the Institute of Pacific
Relations and that he had even
supported Frederick Vanderbilt
Field, the communist, as late as
1947, when a demand was made
by others that Field resign from
the IPR board. Doubts concern
ing Deans qualifications are
heightened by Moscow's world
wide use of his words. And this
incident reminds us of our duty
Ia answer his proposals-in the
press and to our Congressman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

valves America must be defended BY the spiritual
values which exist In the hearts and souls of the
American people Our country cannot be defended
by ships. planes and guns alone"
Senator FerguSons resolution is an excellent
idea. His reasons for introducing it COMPEL
ing. The resolution deserves the full vigorous and
energetic support of all God-fearing people
Write. and urge all your friends to write. TO
Senator Ferguson commencing him for introduc
ing this resolution and urging its approval by the
Senate. The resolution is S. ]. Resolution 126. 1t
has been referred to the Committee the Ju-
dietary for action. Unless widespread popular sup
port is registered Immediately the resolution may
Tablet.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

stated In November, 1940, that
"our country acted wisely in de-
Gliding to participate in this world
organization" The Bishops point
ed out, of course, that the San
Francisco Charter was made
quate and recommended, accord
ingly, that efforts be made to
revise it in the course of time.
Bishops View 1nfernsfionsIist
The Bishops point of view
with regard to Charter revision
is very ''internationalist" in the
good sense of the word. They
want the United Nations to have
more power rather than less.
The present Charter, in their
opinion, docs not provide for
a sound institutional organiza-
tion of the world community.
The Security Council provisions
make it no more than a virtual
alliance of the great powers for
maintenance of the peace. These
nations are given a status above
the law" They entertain the
hope, however, that in time the
defects of the Charter may be
eliminated land we may have a
sound, institutional organization
of the international community
which will develop. not through
mere voluntary concessions of
the nations, but from the recog-
milton of the rights and duties
of international society"
The purpose of the CATP COM
mittee referred to above is to
formulate series of recommen-
dations on Charter revision in
accordance with the point of
view expressed in this very real
istic statement of 1945.
II remains to be seen what
position will be taken on Char
ter revision by professional Ca
tholic critics of the UN, many OF
whom, as we have already indi-
Gated, seem to disagree with the
Bishops qualified endorsement
of the present organization. Some
of them may find it difficult to
accept the challenge referred to
by Father La Fargo. For the type
of UN contemplated by the Bish-
ops, under an amended Charter.
would presumably be even less
TO their liking than the present
world organization. II would be
too big step in the direction of
world government. On the other
hand, maybe this is the oppor-
tunity they have been waiting
for to tell the u. S. Government
how to 90 about setting I'D that
ideal" United Nations which
they like to talk about so much.
IL they fail to rise to this oppor-
tunity-if they refuse to offer
some practical recommendations
on Charter revision-they can
hardly expect the public to take
them very seriously in the fu.
ture.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

continue its march of conquest
across the world.
The occasion for the Red cele-
brations was the three hundredth
anniversary of the submission OF
the Ukraine TO Russia. Ii was iii
January, 1854, that the Cossack
hetman, Bogdan Khmelnitsky,
brought that area back again IN
10 Czarist hands. Thus began the
tragedy which has made of the
Ukraine another Ireland. But
the communists. in a special dec
laration approved by the lead
ers of the Communist Party Of
the Soviet Union. praise khmel-
nitsky and hail his act as liberia
ton"
This cloak of s"liberstion" is
thrown over the enslavement OF
the Ukraine three hundred years
ago-when oppression, terror
and wide serfdom were made the
order of the day-for a special
purpose. II enables the commun-
lists throughout the world TO por-
tray the Ukraine as becoming
RuSsian-ruled by peoples
war of liberation. comparing
what happened three centuries
before with the freedom" won
by the Ukranians under Soviet
tyranny.
Stransle-Hold
Out of these assertions comes
the affirmation by the Soviet
leaders, published in all leading
communist publications. that
they mean TO maintain their
strangle-hold on the Ukraine.
That is pledged for still a wider
reason. to indicate that Soviet
rule over the Ukraine is pledge
of the consolidation Of Soviet
domination over all the countries
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

q u r general
pre- SIS. The
omission was
rather a elar
ing one. For
[ h ev n [,
though il oc
Cured centur
les ago, was
made use of by
Moscow 10 af
firm its deter
mina at ion TO
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

der the ausplc-
es Of the Cath
Ollie Associa-
ton for Inter-
national Peace,
to discuss the
Charter of the
United Nations
in the light of
Catholic polit-
ical theory. The
CAIP has been
studying Char
ter revision eV-
er since the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
MONSICNOR HIGGINS
The Il. ". Charter

A few days before this col
umn appears a committee of
scholarly priests and laymen will
have met in New York City, un-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
LOUIS r. RUDENZ

During the past month com
munist international circles have
been celebrating an event which
received little or no attention in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

10 find out what Catholic devotion to Mary really
Is if they would ponder the facts have been here
considering, they would not be so silly TO make
false and ridiculous assertions, and tc repeat
cslumnies thousand times exposed and refuted
Evening star., 1954-11-24
SILVER SPRING

S12.950 CT approved; nothing down
SS2 a month pays principal. in
terest, taxes and insurance; 3 bed
rms, full basement, large lot.
S1595n. Brand-new three-bedroom
rambler, near Wheaton shopping
center; huge lot. daylight base
ment. excellent financing.
S16,950; Carroll Knolls; perfect g.
hedrm hrick rambler: owner will
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ROCK CREEK
FOREST AREA

Pretty Cape Cod brick home. on leve
lot with rustic fencing and abun.
dant landscaping; bedrooms,
baths. all-electric kitchen with dish
washer and disposal; separate din.
ing ell, open fireplace and full base
ment; unusual screened patio will
Fiberglas roof: priced only S21 500
on very easy terms. Call KE. 7-1S0(
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Uptown ONCE, 5000 Conn. Ave
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

,.sooT- -,.,,. :. -, :.
= Isrouped bsdrms.. liz lii bath. fD'sc; cornel
the upper level. Enjoy iarge iowei
level, finished recreation room anc
full basement. Look! $50
CASKEY, Realtor, Ap, T.R4(lf)
w HyATTsvrrrp ! h.s... A.,,,
hnnrajn Inv vith .~cs pe3r. nr aI DL,Cl
iiy. rns M WITH fireniace .nli d,r p,rn ~,
2 scr. pchs.. Biz dry hsnit. i only
S15,750. PRINCE GEORGES PROP.
ERTIES, AP. 7-7774. ---26
nwoS1f roon b,ns.,d ~ MDGMES IN $l0,S9o--S, y.
shot-watar heef. esTass. IA arrs NJ n
. or~,, - ydssy Ssassevs za aSLS Y, y.
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CT, No MONEy noHN ana .nnro~ {.
$50 per mo. for 4 ciean. h-rm homs
IN Al cond.: fun ali, ~, acsft
liv. rm.: fenced lot: storm windows
fully insulated for low heat cost;
only nnly $1,000. PRINCE GEORGES
HOUSES BY HUGHES---Hillside ram.
bier, hrand-new. Select decorations;
GARAGE. onIy one left: M % Si'SaSal II \,
non-vets. w. r. HtjGHEs Co. Ap
7-I4o(l s'oS = =
Gr. SD s,oo DowN. mov.. ,on ,1o !
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Alter ;nel,,des @ ,rfsrast N.Y. nr;nc;naI @ Il
. taxes and insurance. Large yaa corIe,
brick ss ga s,esm'idstaachsd; ,sn'i,n Anctorsisnees e
win hrsaffa - sSaes hadr,,,s
ttisa MIL III. otsakiaSI S,'iS spacs, pearM rMs.
session; Ia, CAL ll RE; 7.6650. ,til (
Pm. CoLONlAL INVESTMENT CO
CORNER RI BRICK. ] ZIG with attached . ga.
sutaSs i sss f5 sa a0SsSs essysns dE ssnss
Ne West TT Hyattsyiie S s7th ana nec'lDn Tone. 3.
fellow Inspect Through John @
MCMAHON, exclusivel today. LA
6-2333.
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Pitchena isSsn sioces Hfaa0Yss from new % Glen
ington pkws.; ne cash 70 vets; Cal
~ ssnn p.m:,; .nSn .nnESnpSNA @ DAstSS1 S1
~ wa. 9-osuo.
$500 DOWN will move you right intt
this practically new 6-rooni brick.
lot; In the HOLLYWOOD section o.
College Park. Balance S11O mo;
incl. taxes and insurance. Call til
pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS CO.
WA. 7-3gO0. -
VEN yeSient lam to everythine. esei 3rbeeirm
brick OWNER, alter 8 nm. UN
4-esS8 " aA'sA S5s
4S-FT. I-SHAPED RAMBLER. on ,
bea,itifuI, la.acre LOT WITH Ice oal
and fiowering trees: extra-Ige liy
rm with picture WINDOW. de luxe
custom Kit. with Fornlica ton. eIec
range Ind eye-leyel oven: must SCI
to appreciate; only Sl3.9UO: as.
sumo $4,000 loan. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP
7-7774. --25
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Californis
rambler. Will complete this week
Ready for occupancy. Every room
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Z ACRES
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE
SZ5. .50O

Almost new; large, Colonial, brick
and frame, 2-story home in the
open rolling hills OF Ashton: featur.
ing center-hall entrance, huge, mod
ern kitchen; 2 tlreplaces, 2 baths
den, plus a babbling brook running
through the grounds. Call til
pm. r.. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors
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COLONIAL
THREE BEDROOMS

Large Colonial, surrounded by other
fine homes, very close in: beautiful
wooded area: Transportation, shop
ping and schools nearby: all rooms
large; full basement: separate ga
rage. A fine value at only $23.500.
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COLONIAL REALTY CO
Realtors and Builders
DIanaac At NyfIenra K-R0n0
Arlington. N.-S30, 600

3A4 14AAf9 V144, 4Ns VOO3UVV
LORCOM LANE 1 BLOCK
Charming custom-b built brick ram.
bier; 4 bedrms. Il up). 2h baths;
very functional fl. plan: beautiful
liv. rm., 24x16; marble firepl.; Par
quet fis., 3-exp0sure din. rm.. 14x12;
secluded porch: all-elec. kit. Stairs
to 2nd d.; large deck porch. Plumb
ing roughed in: beautifully land
scaped lot, 170-ft. frontage: garage,
imrned. pos. LUCILLE COOK. JE.
2-3272, JE, 2-4f,64, --25
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HOUSES SALIVA. Gent,

IL FULL BATHS, 8 bedrooms. pine.
paneled. glass-inclosed den: immac,
oider-type home; only 5 MINIS. tc
D.. c.. at the drastic. low price oi
only. S14,950. Sep. din. rtn., full
ls,1n 6sint n. sil conys; r.!s a real 81 buy,
TIERS CO.. ia. $4,000.
ARILINGIo,N, hIlla lI,'9 ,.vS, NoBTE1Brick ram ram.
ment. fireplace; only 3 left. Good
terms. $15,950.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Q bedrooms
m $4,000. HEULAH GoSS, IA.
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ROBINDALE
NO CASH NEEDED FOR
DOWN PAYMENT OR
SETTLEMENT FEES


ONLY A SMALL GOOD FAITH"
DEPOSIT REQUIRED
FLA AND CONVENTIONAL #
FINANCING AVAILABLE
CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING
ALL HOMES COMPLETED
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
II you want soltdly constructed, 3.
bedroom. all-brick, detached rambler
instead of frills and gadgets, ant
earn S110 q week, we would like
to talk to you. We also have 2-bed-
room ramblers that a S100-weel
salary will qualify you for.
2 BEDROOMS - $l3.5
8 BEDROOMS $4,000
BASEMENT FINISHED WITH TILE
FLOOR AT NO EXTRA COST.
Open THANKSGIVING Day
10 AM PM.
Furnished model home open daily
10 am. to pm.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia ave. tt
Wheaton (Viers Mill rd.1. turn lefi
and go 8 miles to Wheaton Cit,
entrance. right at Parkland DIR.
left on Caldwell St, follow Robin.
dale signs to model home.
ROBIN CONST. CO. VIII. 6-9Sss
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HOUSES 70 BUILD

vIRGINIA-MARYLAND-If your lot
is paid for you can have q 2-bed-
$500 down incl. settlement and
only SAT per mo-. incl. taxes and
insur. 3-bedrm. homes also avail
able. WESTBROOK BUILDERS, Mr.
Miller. RE T.7O6t3. IA
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

4 BedrmS. .-2-Story Brlck
On beautiful handicapped ilot, 115x200.
Center-hallV \ contemporary, beauti-
fully decorated and in immaculate
condition: ideal for gracious fam
lily living. Charming living rm.
opening to screened porch, family
sized dining rm., spacious modern
kitchen, 4 twin-sized bedrms., 2
baths, expansible attic. full dry
bsnt. with lavatory and outside
entrance. attached garage. For
further information, please call
Mr. Dell at any time, ST. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.. exclu-
HiVR. Ill 2-lhl2 "a
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Nr.p4ANN pL4ANNGhEY MIN PAnNNK6@pSSd14s;2 PAnNNK6@pSSd14;25s 5s,,o,-
RAMBLER, DAYLIGHT BSMT. A
REAL VALuE-GI APPRAISED.
HUGH T. PECK HE 4-64o0
MOVE RIGHT N IN ANA
NEW 2la-BATH AIR-COOLED BRICK
RAMpy T3C
WITH TV ROOM

TRADES CONSIDERED
Three blocks to Our Lady OF Sorrows
Catholic and Elem Schools. Wide
center entrance with guest closet,
spacious dining room, 22x15 living
rm.. master bedrm. has colored
tile bath with sliding doors, large
bedrms., huge closets. mercury
switches, shoe racks, laundry chutes.
Enjoy the delightful concrete front
porch, fine sodded lot. Featuring:
Full daylight ground-level bsmt.,
especially designed for your recrea-
FABULOUS IS YOUR KITCHEN
GE, de luxe, 12-cu.-ft., 2-door refgr..
twin.oven range. dishwasher, Dis
posall.
GIL ELM AVENUE
Price and financing-truly remark
able. Your opportunity. Inspect
today. (Out New Hampshire ave-,
/ mile past D. C. line to Ethan
Allen ave. left one block to Elm
ave-. left on Elm to 611.l Call Mrs.
Kohn. RA. 6-S943.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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CORAL HILLS AREA
EXPANSIBLE CAPE COD

1904 57th AVE.
this house are sep. din. rm. and
h.-w. heat. House recently redeco-
rated inside and out. Will accept
VA-FHA or. conventional offer, subj.
to approval. Let US work out the
- IN MMUSsEiMAN REALTY CO.
RE. $4,000; Ewes. 80. 3-5167
TAKOMA PARK AREA
CT APPROVED-$13,700
7227 18th ave.-2-story brick; liv.
rm., din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms.. bath,
range, refgr.. firepl.; bsmt.; gas ,a.-c.
heat; walk. dis; schs., transp;,, shop
9 9sss. ". " W. LEWIS. ' va
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
BRADBURY VILLAGE
2O02 HOUSTON RD.
This home. has several desirable fea-
lures such as sep. din. rm.. ultra
mod. kit. flrepl., bsmt. and ga
rage. Still time to specify color
scheme. Dir: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to
Southern ave. left to You st. and
rissMt sMusssEL2HR e LNpss" Realty sssii; co.
RE. $4,000 or Ewes, LU. 2-955S
HERE rs YOUR CHANCE
To buy a 3-bedrm. semidetached
home that is really different. Lovely
kit. with dishwasher and disposal.
comb. dining rm. and liv. rm., pow
Ger rm., on 1st d: bedFms,, bath
on 2nd H.: full bsmt, $1,000 down
and assume S14,500 GI first trust.
41afe interest. CALL JUS 9-0s79.
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Silver Spring
NEAR FOUR CORNERS
THE BERNADETTE

New beautiful center-hall. all-brick
rambler: SEPARATE DINING RIM. !,
3 twin size bedrms., super abundance
of closet space, breath-taking all
elec. kit. built-in eye-level oven
Most luxurious bathroom with twin
bowls and large Formica base cabi-
ng' m Sat area ptp ot
public parochial schools and all
other convenienceS
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
GI-NOTHINCa DOWN

G1---NNJ1 A1NG DOWN
This very attractive brick rambler
has large liv. rin. with fireplace,
modern kitchen. bedrms.. plus q
large paneled den, lovely fenced
lot; tSI3, 800. IA
GEORGE w. BAuSERMAN
JU. 6-15f0 Eyes. RA. 3-4710
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WAREHOUSE FOR SAFE

BUILDING. 60x100. fabricated steel,
easily. demountable. corrugated metal
covering, clear span throughout. 8
doors: $1,000 or best ofer. Must
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L. H. CARMICHAEL
REALTY co.
q neu, TrTr a D NJ

SILVER SPRING
Custom built. 3-bedrm., 2a-bath Co
lonial; large rooms throughout; Al
condition: 2-car garage: excellent
location in Woodside Park. Call
Evening star., 1954-11-24

Directions: Out Colesville rd.. left or
Old Bladensburg tat Four Corners)
open house or west on Univ liant
to Silver Spring at Four Corners
continue straight on Old Bladens.
burg. I'd to sign and open house or
right
Evening star., 1954-11-24

ARLINGTON, NORTH
Country Club Area
brick Colonial. featuring 3 bedrooms,
2sbaths ON 2nd floor. powder room
on 1st floor; recreation yoom and
full basement; side screened porch;
large lot. beautiful shrubbery franz
ing patio and barbecue; ideally sit
uated for entertaining; fairly
priced, S27.500.
w. B. WRIGHT
Evening star., 1954-11-24

interested In un-
obstructed river-view home with 2hs
bedrms. and lovely garden: price,
$4,000. Call Miss Teass. DE, g
1901. NELLIE LOWE CASSEL, Real
tor. AID. 4-2l1S. OIL. 2-3135..
furnished: solid brick Colonial in
the heart Of Alex. $1,000 down,
$4,000 40 loan at $3.50 per month.
Shows UP to $500 per month re-
turn as rooming house. Could be
4 apts. e. r. STEFFY, JE. 4-3447.
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CHURCHES FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

CHURCH for rent at 20 Massachu.
sets ave. NV. $50. I'M. 2-5S42.
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WOODMOOR

rn1. brick rambler, in outstanding
Silver Spring location. Quiet street
with public and parochial schools,
shops and transp. within walking
distance. It's worth seeing
Evening star., 1954-11-24

A STONE MASTERPIECE Is this
chateau-designed, four-level home.
Nothing like the usual home you see
in this price range Massive stone
fireplace, 14-foot-high cathedral CELL
2a baths, glassed sunroom, gear
brick garage and many, many extra
features. Convenient to everything
Far below reproduction cost at S20,-
500. BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S400.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

Continued on nszs psss,.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

are invited to call Mrs. Ken
meth O.. Peters GEM. 2-464D.
FLOWERS at Home" is, the
theme of the show, and the
classes include the following:
Welcome" arrangement for
an entrance hall table; CLOSE
Harmony" arrangement for a
grand piano; 'Demi Tasse," ar
rangement for library coffee
table; Home Fires Burning, !"
composition for a living room
mantel; Dinner at Eight" CEN
terpiece arrangement for a for
NAL dinner; "Rarebit," COM
position for an informal Sunday
night buffet: Petite and Sweet, :"
miniature arrangement for COR
ner cabinets or window shelves.
Also. Mothers Day." compost
ton for niche. featuring
mothers favorite unusual con-
tainer; 1.-TWO Is Company" a
pair of boudoir bouquets for
bedside tables in guest room;
Budding Genius" open to chill
dren 4 to IL; Rogue Male"
composition for TV set, bar or
game table in a game room.
open to men; "Julep," arrange
ment for table on porch or
terrace; Tended With Pride"
single specimens chosen for per-
fection of bloom.
Mrs. William B. Ardery, jr.. is
chairman of the show.
Sterling silver prizes will be
awarded winners in each class.
A feature will be the dedication
Of the Allison Naylor Miller Me-
mortal Award Plaque, on which
will be inscribed each year the
name of the winner of the
"Best in Show" award.
Bethesda Community Garden
Club will hold a benefit plant
sale Thursday to aid the clubs
hospitals program and the land
scaping work at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School. The
sale will be at the Farm Women's
| Market. 7155 Wisconsin avenue,