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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Churchill Hits
Persecution In
CzechOslOvakia

LONDON = (NCl-Sir Win
ston Churchill repeated this
week the British Governments 5
adherence" of communist
persecution in Czechoslovakia.
The Prime Minister, in a let
ter to Fenner Brockway, Lab
or Party member of parlia-
said there could be "n0
doubt about the attitude OF Her
government and Of Brit
ish public opinion in this matter. !"
The Czechosloyak governments
campaign against the Church was
"manifestly part of broader pro
gram Of persecution throughout
communist Europe" he added.
Mr.. Brockway, Labor back.
beneher who has been . prom.
inenf csmpaigner for the rights
of local peoples in the British
colonies. had written, as q non
Catholic concerned with free
dom, asking the government TO
express "fhe adherence Of the
British people that freedom
should be outraged in this man.
ner."
The PFiuaa Minister in his reply
quoted Anthony Eden, the Foreign
Secretary. in the House of Com
mons in November last year. when
he said that successive govern
mentS have expressed their abhor-
renee at the persecution of religion
and the denial of human rights
anywhere in the world"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Pope Cautions
Population
Study Group

VATICAN CITY - Radio,
NC = The Church likes to
see Catholics also interested
in population problems, but
expects them to be guided by
Christian principles.
This was the keynote of a
talk given by His Holiness
Pope Plus XII to a group of
Catholic participants in the
World Congress ON Population
held in Rome who were received
in audience in st. Peters Basilics
The text of the Pope's talk. which
was delivered in French was pub
lished by OSSerUdtore Romano, Va
tican City newspaper.
Declaring that the Church is
not unaware of the grave prob
lens Of population. and that many
declarations have been made by
the Holy See concerning family
life, the economic life of nations,
the relations between peoples,
etc, the Holy Father said: "We
hope that Gait olics taking part in
population studies will do if in
fidelity to Christian doctrine"
The Ponfiff stated that in such
activities, Catholics should be
"ilIumiued by their reason and
by sustained and Just faith in
Providence" The Church, he
said, is fully aware OF the diff
cUlties they confront, but re-
minds them OF their duties TO-
ward fhe community and espe-
cialIY of their obligation TO
respect the creative aspiration
which is found al the very CEN
Ter of love and of life"
:s'The Church has always under
stood population problems in their
reality" the Pope declared, add
ing that man has "a moral, per-
sonal destiny which, by means of
courageous and bold action, in
time must find its fulfillment in
the eternal possession of Cod"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

to receive the Sacransnts on the
day or days Immediately preceding
Oct H." Bishop Ready said.
''In preparation for the close
Of the Marian Year" the letter
continued. each parish and in
sfitufion within the Diocese
should arrange q solemn iridium
or novena prior to The Feast Of
the immaculate Conception, Dee.
g." This will be similar TO the
devofions held prior TO the open.
ing OF fhe Marian Year last De.
cember.
The one-yesr celebration in hon
or Of Mary which Is approaching
its climax was proclaimed by the
Holy Father in the encycIical, Full
gems Corona Gloria" (Shining
Crown Of Glory. Designed to slim
ulate earnest devotion to the Moth
er of God, the year marks the
Tooth anniversary Of the definition
of the dogma Of the Immaculate
Conception.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Bishop Dies
In Hungarian
Prison Cell

VATICAN CITY - radio, NC)
The Vatican has just learned
that a Hungarian Bishop died in
prison more than year and half
ago.
News reached here that Bishop
Zoltan Louis Meszylenyi. Titular
Bishop of Sinope, has been dead
since January ?. 1858. He had been
imprisoned by the communists
since June, 1850.
Bishop Meszlenyi was an assist
ant to the late Justin Cardinal
Seredi. Primate Of Hungary, who
died ID 1945.
In 1850. Bishep MeszIenyi was
elected by the Esxfergcm arch.
diocesan chapter as vicar eapitu-
lar Of the archdiocese after fifa
death OF Msgr. John Drahos.
Monsisnor Drahos had governed
the archdiocese since the irnpris-
onmenf of Cardinal Mindszenfy.
Before he could take over his dU-
fies, the Bishop was arrested and
put in Jail.
The same thing happened TO
Msgr. Charles Gigler, who had
been elected earlier as Monsignor
Drahos successor. To forestall fur
ther arrests, the chapter agreed to
name a priest who had the approx
al of the communists. A short time
later, the Holy See interviewed and
appointed Bishop Andreas Hamvas
as apostolic administrator for the
archdiocese with the consequence
that the priest favored by the com
munistS ceased to rule.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

cession OF new teachers, as the
whim takes them, turning deaf
ear to the truth, bestowing their
attention on fables instead (cf. II
Tim. 4, 3-4).
More active participation of the
laity in the life and work of the
Church is a phenomenon peouilaS
to these times, the OSserUdtore ed
itorial said 1t is mainly due to Ca
tholic Action and to the impetus of
the Popes themselves who have re-
reatedly emphasized the impor-
tance of the laity's collaboration
in the work of the hierarchy.
However, dangerous exaggera-
tions have developed, the editorial
continues, (which have transform
ed zeal into excesses at times filled
with elements prejudical to the
very life of the Church"
Marriage, fhe editorial said,
in giving examples of some of
these errors. is made TO appear
in a light of insane mysticism,
ss an almost indispensable com
plement of human personality"
The Mystical Body is considered
merely a gathering of the faith.
fuI for the IiturgieaI eo-offerins
of the Sacrifice. which means
limiting the action of fhe Church
to a strictly sacred place only.
Another error is that, whether
in dogmatic or disciplinary ques-
tions, the Church cannot take any
definitiye action without long and
profound discussion between the
laity as well as the clergy. This,
said the editorial, made itself felt
at the lime of the definition of the
Dogma of the Assumption.
Others, OSSerUatore pointed out,
have drawn a sharp distinction
between the temporal and the
spiritual and recognize subjection
TO the Church only in the purely
spiritual field, while insisting on
the independence of the laity in
other fields. mo account is taken
of doctrinal implications that con-
Germ the competence of the
Church also in not a few political
and social problems" the editorial
declared.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

IIighlights OF the day include a
1890 p. IN. luncheon. business
meeting at which officers will be
elected al 3 p m. and p. m.
BANQUET Name of tie principal
speaker at the dinner will be an
nounced at aslater date. Toastmas-
ter will be Mrs. Leo Jennings of
GAINESVILLE.
Theme Of the session is "Coun-
sci is mine, prudence is mine,
strength is mine quotation from
the Book of Proverbs in the Old
Testament.
Ms. Alexander ]. Glockner,
president of the Council, has ap-
pointed Miss Margaret Clark of 65
S. Fourth St. as general chairman
of the convention.
Nine workshops will be held
during the session. They deal
with religious activities, Catholic
charities, P-TA associations, So
cial action, international rela-
tions. organization and develop
ment. family life, sdul. edves-
zion and public relations.
Respective chairmen Of these
workshops are Mrs. Frank H, Vogel
of ST. Cataa ines Parish. Colum-
bus; Mrs. H. X. Thrailkill of ST.
Colman's, Washington c. H.: Mrs.
James E. O'Leaey of Immaculate
Conception Parish, Columbus;
Mrs. John r. Holden, Christ the
King. Columbus: Mrs. Robert r.
Richards. Sts. Simon and Jude,
West jefferson; Miss Marion
Swickard of St. Joseph Cathedral;
Mrs. James P. Charles. ST. Thorn
as the Apostle, Columbus; Mrs
Anna Marie Cline, Sacl ed Heart,
Columbus, and Miss Marie J. Ner-
ny, st. John the Evangelist, Co.
lumbus.
Nineteen women have been nam
ed TO assist Miss Clark in planning
various aspects of the convention
They are:
Miss Nell f Flautt, st. Aloysius
program printing; Miss M. Lucille
Powers, st. Francis, publicity; Miss
Mary McManus, Holy Name, regis
tration; Mrs. Henry V. DeVille,
jr., St. James the Less, and Mrs
Jane G. Gilmore, Holy Rosary
hospitality; Mrs. j. Harold Breen
st. Christopher, and Mrs. c. L
Chute, st. Rose, New Lexington
special guests; Mrs Edward j. Mill
er, ST. Peters, Millersburg, and
Miss Josephine Rountree, st. Fran
els, Newark, exhibits.
Miss Mary Louise Black, Immac
ulate Conception, Kenton, and Mrs
William r. Flemington, Holy Trim
ity, Jackson ushers: Mrs. Edward
w. Huffman, st. Christopher
banquet; Mrs. Emil J. Wilhelm
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Mother Stephanie, O.P., 60,
Noted Teacher, Dies AT Springs

The Dominican Sisters suffered
heavy loss in the death Of Mo-
ther S-ephanie, OP., last Sunday
at st. Mary of the Springs. Bishop
Ready presided at the. Solemn High
Requiem Mass held Wednesday
morning il the college chapel of
Christ the King, Sansbury Hall,
and gave the final absolution A
second Mass was said in the Con-
vent Chapel for Mother Stephanie's
Sisters.
known both here and abroad
for her work as an educator and
administrator, Mother Stephanie
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

Holy Rosary, luncheon; Miss Kath-
crime Bergin, ST. Joseph Cathedral,
financial Secretary, and Mrs.
Franklin M, Quinn, Holy Rosary,
diocese parliamentarian.
Mrs. John B. Cassidy, Christ the
King. luncheon reservations; Mrs.
Charles w. Lingo, st. Catharine,
banquet reservations; Mrs. Nellie
Mcfarland, st. Francis, resolutions,
and Miss Mary Z. Hendricks. ST.
Mary, Columbus, information desk.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Bishop Viii Offer
Mass At Seminary

Bishop Ready will offer Pom
tifical Low Mass at g a. m. Fri
day in the chapel of st. Charles
Seminary. The Mass will be said
in behalf of the seaanarians.
A total of IA freshmen, 13 sopho-
mores, eight juniors and 10 SEN
iors have registered for the 1854
SIS school year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

was Mother General of the Domin-
ican Sisters in Columbus during
the years 1923-1947.
Born Florence Lee Mohun, April
26 1868, in Prince George County.
Maryland. Mother Stephanie was
the daughter of Richard Barry
Mohun and Clara Hanson Dorsey.
With her sisters, Edythe and
Laura, she was educated at Ma
dame Burr's French School in
Washington, p. G. She subse-
quently enrolled as student al
the Academy of st. Mary Of the
Springs.
In 1888, Mother Stephanie enter
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Fir. C. ]. Caffnev
Assigned Chaplain
All LOckbourne ALB

Father Conrad J, Gaffneys, cap
tain in the US. Air Force Chap
lains' Corps, has been assigned
chaplain of the Lockbourne Air
Force Base here.
Father Gaffney, a priest of the
Milwaukee Diocese, has just com
pleted over a years tour of duty
with the Air Force at Sondrestrom
Feiord, Greenland.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

pate in this Diocesan Marian Day,
the Bishop said.
The celebration viii replace the
Holy Name Rally which is annual
ly scheduled during the early fall.
In accordance with the Holy Fa-
thers request for a worldwide day
for the sick the Bishop designated
Oct. " for that observance.
Opportunities should be provid-
ed for all the sick in the parish
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Osserrdtore Yarns:
Lay Theologians' Errors
Dangerous To Church

VATICAN CITY = (NC) = Lay theologans have reached
the point of dangerous exaggeraons and have fallen
serious injurious to the very life Of the Church front
page editorial in Osservaore Romano Vatican City newspaper
warned.
The article not signed but it occupied prominent
place usually reserved for important comments and de-
scrbed by the Vatican press office authoritative"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

Monsignor Montini deplored the
fact that the family unit is not
only not helped, but even attacked
on many sides today by those who
should be aiding it.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

1000 Viii Attend
9th Annual DCCW
Convention, Oct. p

An estimated 1000 women from % Ohio counties will
attend the ninth annual convention of the Diocesan Council
of Catholic Women, scheduled Oct q at the Neil House
Opening event of the daylong meeting viii be Pont-
fcial High Mass celebrated by Bishop Ready at in St
Joseph Cathedral Registration at the hotel will Immediately
follow the Mass
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Crisis In Family Life
Seen By Msgr. Montini

ROME = Radio, NC) - If the world is to survive the
present crisis satisfactorily and not labor in vain
il must begin by rebuilding families
That is the thought of His Holiness Pope Plus XII,
pressed for him by Msgr Giovanni Montn Vatican Pro
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Diocesan Marian Day
Scheduled For Oct. 10


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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER Al Commander: over.
drive. heater: $4,000 actual miles:
S245. MARTIN STUDEBAKER, 4aO4
Hampden lane, Bethesda. OIL. a-l 700.
sTUDEBAKER '5a Champion 5-psss-
sassr so aETiN s91gf + ana b 1ysrd,tys; sno
Hampden lane, Bethesda. OIL. 2-1700.
sTJDEBAKER 1850 Champion a-dr.
sedan; T: and h.: automatic drive:
S5a5. MARTIN STUDEBAKER. 4904
Hampden lane. Bethesda, OIL. 2-l 700.
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander 4.dr.:
MARTIN sTUDEBAKER. 1904 Hamp-
den lane. Bethesda. OIL. 2-lio0.
sTUDEBAKER 1854 c o m m snder
hard top: satin black finish; RED
Sinssr Sns rss wirs aqsoMsf Rhse
STUDEBAKER. 4so4 Hampden lane.
Bethesda. OIL. 2-1700. -16
STUDEBAKER 1851 Commander VS.
sedan; r, and h.. auto transHm.: r., an:
roe ROE FoRp, iss7 Eastewest hwy.
Sill. spr.. Md, Open evenings It'll Q.
STUDEBAkER 03 champion oe luHe
5-pass. cpe.i cd. Climatizer. This
beaut. blue sport cpe. carries the
famous Butler bond for only S1,595;
LEE d. BUTLER. INC, ll21 2lst
st;hSssxpp s.; nSs pI 5;9l ,andcru,ssr IA; aS AUTO.
trans, Climatizer. r.. h.. Wv. tires,
wire wheels. saran plastic seat
covers. tinted glass, dir. siss.. very
low mileage This is a carefully
driven l-owner sedan for you AZ
big savings. This car cost oyer
s3. 200 new. Butler Bonded; 81 So;
st. NV. DI. 1-01l4. -1S
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander conv.:
r.. h.. auto. trans, new black TOD.
beaut. red upholst,. elko gray mn
ish. This car is carefully driven
l-owner car and carries the famous
Butler bond. 1905. LEE D. But.
LER, INC. 1121 2lst st. NV, DI.
wiILYs 1a4s station wagon; very
clean: 1895. NASH ARLINGTON
CORP. 2Ol2 N. Moore St. Arlington
iRosslyn. Va. IA. $4,000. -l6
SCHOOL BUS. DODGE. AZ pass, 2S.
#. body. good mech. cond; Usab,. tor
for business or liv. quarters. $500.
Call Riverside 3-46I.. Indian Aead:
Evening star., 1954-09-14
FINAL
CLEARANCE
OF BOATS

At Falls Church store: factory fin.
was S295. now S195; factory fin.
ished l6-ft center deck speedster
was S395. now S249 At Georgia
Ave. Store: factory finished fresh.
water inboard Troller with motor
was. $500. now S199: ready -to-paini
I3-ft runabout. was SiS3. now
sig? At Alexandra store: factory
finished left. raised cabin cruiser
was $685.. now S495: factory fin.
ished Aft. speedster. was $3.50
now S1S9: factory finished lift
salt inboard tro1ler with mo.
tor. was 1869. now S239. At
Anacostia store. factory FINISHED
t4-ft fresh-water inboard trollei
with motor. was S325. now $199:
painted l3-ft. runabout, was SlS3
finished l4-ft fresh-water inboard
troller with motor. was 1926, nov
S199: factory finished Aft. cen.
ter deck speedster. was S345. now
S225: factory finished 12-ft fiat
bottom rowboat was S149.50
now 500.
Our budget plan 1oeS down. balance
in easv monthly payments.
HECHINGER'S
Ii. 7-9400
Evening star., 1954-09-14
AUToAAoBILEs FOR SALE

foSfiMAc M ~ club sedan; se.utiful e
sssas sss KS.pnek KSaSf 81. ssss ssaHsy cagvRoIsTT soSIasT
2636 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
Ia; "a; S,s00I, Open til $50; lie
f0N55iAC t,s,.5 e., ,S2 % %coi,yerti6is "s": bean-
Equipped with + and h. Hydra, and
many other accessories. All this for
the low, low price Of only 81 495
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roNTrSc sSSE W'GH e. 09SS cSi:ttain SaSe cSaSe
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ROE FORD. 1887 East-West hwy. :.
Sil. Spr;, Nd. Open evenings till 8.
foNTIfAicS Sc de luxe chieftain "s''
2-door sedan: low mileage: r. and h,
1926. Car No. S4s-A. MONROE
FORD. 1897 East-West hwy, Sill.
Sprs No. Open evenings till 8. JU.
PONTIAC '5a chieftain de luxe "s"
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PS5RsrrAe "a ssS4Sat Catalina; driven very
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2012 N. Moore St, Arlington (Ross-
lyn: va IA. s.3o3Q -l8
PONTIAC '51 Chieftain de luxe So
2-door:. beaut. powder blue with
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allowance for your present trade.
Bank financing. $l.O95. KIRK
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r. and h.. signals and other extras
fIissa half ' orig cost, st Hes i.5ss ffsGfSs KfRk
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kENAuLT. late '5S: orig. $l.495:
gal Owner trans: ss45. JE
sTUDEBAKER '5s Champion; With
notes. Low miiease. LU. s-oS7S;
sTuDEBAKER '4s sedan: El4 r h
beautiful cond.: will sell today TO,
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WILLIAMS BUICK. eo0I Nichoi;
sTTDESAKER 1ysi sisi ls4s Champion e1a c6av
| beautiful cond. Sacrifice; SIG down
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sTUDEBAKER 1a47 Champion . aodr,
beautiful light blue finish, heater
matching seat covers; overdrive: fol
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RNMvPne aay; Psiced to ,sp6l sell 9uiekly; s235
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STuDEBAKER 1913 Land Cruiser
$4,000 mi; r. and h.. etc.; goot
tires, Sc. new battery: l owner
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STUDEBAKER 1854 VS. hard TOP
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sTUDDHGSAKER 1851 conv. Champion
black, tan top; automatic dr.. r. anc
| h.; Wv. tires: S795. STANLEY H
HoRNER'S CORNER. 1929 MINI
\ ave. ne. LU. 1925. -17
STUDEBAKER 1850 club coupe; r
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finish: far above average condition
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Lincoln:Mercury, 1904 Wis. ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA sEnslish Ford, 4-dr.; BLACK:
AL; $2S7 Hillman convert: blue:
$397. crosley station wagon: SiS7
atSe, AlSo; ,osssa, nssS MGs in stock and n
Sassn sne oh.Ts ssf' e.ns incl nsns,ns Ms5rs
AUSTIN REALEY "a; very low mile.
agsi ag olIe Bank financing. JACK
BUICK Little Baby club coupe. Beau
$40 down. ROPER" 18th and r. /.
BuIcks-selse.lon Of models i's sno
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besieli asasi Fla. ave- ne at 9th Ii
BUCKS; Horner's Corner. ss2s Minn
aye. ne. a choice selection Of mod
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BUICK 81 4-dr. Roadmaster sedan
stesrins. E-z eye glass; selectronic
radio. rear speaker: very low mile
age Pvt. owner. $3.195. Ii. 6-1425
BUICK 1850 super Riviera hard tor;
m.c%Is;.. l owner; E se and H. Dynsflow, i'm,
BUICK 1850 a-dr. Super: DynafioW,
radio and heater: S795. Cali ia,
BUICK ,48 super Convertible: yellow
II Will ulk top, T. ana n, eiec. win
dows, etc; needs q little work,
mechanics special; S145. FRANK
II SMALL, JR., INC. 1885 Good Hope
II rd. Sc. LU. 4-57O0. -I5
BUICK '53 Riviera: r, h., Dyna.
power brakes, power steering, power
II windows, Wv. tires: ! owner. i'm.
maculate. Full price, only 81 .3a5
bank financing OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. 200l Nichols ave. Sc. Ia
RUICk '53 2-dr. sedan; priced tC
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ing. OTHO WILLIAMS BUICK
2O0l Nichols ave. Sc IA
BUICK 1941 sedanette: fully equipped
perfect condition. S295, HU. $3.50
Private owner
BUICK 1864 demonstration Century;
VIII take trade: many extras. Mr.
DANIELS. HU. 3-350S. 5000; JA
4.o032 after pm. IL
BUICK Al Century 4-dr.: has beer
carefully driven and only occasion.
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ne. LU. 1-9226. II
BUICK 1883 convertible Super; rec
leather interior; teal blue: dark top
r. and h.. Wv. premium tires; S.
295. STANLEY H. HORNER'S COR.
NER, 1929 MINI. ave. ne, LU
BUICK so Super Riviera sedan; r
and h.. good tires, good cond-, 3 &1S(
] or oier. uN. 4-0040. -l6
Evening star., 1954-09-14
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

GLEN ECHo HEIGHTS. MD.--Lars.
wooded lot, s5xass, $3.50; or
Wslhonding I'd. no. 2-5934. LII
IL LOTS, Mont. Co., Of E.-W. hwy
in Rock Greek Forest, Md; 26 lots
$4,000. OF Viers Mill rd., lies like
o table; sewer and water avail. ST
3-o550 or JU. 9-Gi46, DOROTHY
K. WINSTON e. CO.
BUILDERS, d. c. APT. LAND-Roon
for four 12-family bldgs.; ample
space for parking and Fairgrounds
Mr.. BENNETT, Ma. S-634l, WO
6-4946.
COMMERCIAL. On Lee hwy. Approx
mately $4,000 50. IT. See and make
offer. BEuLAH GOSS, JA. 2-56s2.
$40 DOWN, S10 per mo. buys la-acre
nicely wooded land for only S695
Immed. poss. With down payment
sSHwaRIa fE9R shirIsy hHy' sssass call sswner' MR.
$50 DOWN, rambler sites, 100x2O0
IT,. in Marshall Manor, Colesville
rd., past Silver Spring, Md. $1,000
ea. RA. $4,000 weekdays. --17
~ PAVED LOTS, over "a acre each.
In the Bradley blvd. area of Be.
thesda: excel. views of the Bethesds
Country Club. These lots are suit
for custom homes in the So5,000 Il
$4,000 price range. Will sub
ordinate to construction loans, priced
from $4,000. ROBINSON REAL
ESTATE. JU. 7-71E. -16
LOT FOR SALE-Beverly Hills. Alex
Sale by OWNER, SO. 5-74S3.
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MONEY WANTEp

RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL desires
s.. 900 50, 600, for 6-1n years, Sc
cured by End trust; Sc only. Box
2N1.Z. Star. M -
Evening star., 1954-09-14
TRAiLERS

2O-FT. HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps A;
oil heater; $3.50. Leland St. Edge
water, Md. OPP. police sta. WA. =
1894. after 5 pm. lie
WANTED - Higgins aluminium tent
trailer. to buy or rent. OIL. 4-6969.
-19
TRAILER, large enough for moving
and hauling. 5ha 1t. by 8 IT, Asking
4-SS44. -15
Evening star., 1954-09-14
soATs

over overeaii: "s.n s.ftl beam. eo dray % marine ni
engine; sleeps g; galley; head. BUz-
ZARD POINT BOAT YARD. 30
1883 CHRIs-CRAFT '24-ft. express
cruiser: 130-h.p. motor; equipped
with automatic bilge pump and
spotlight: price. $4,000. HA.. p
3719 after q pm Ia
FOR SALE-Power boat 46'x11,, all
necessary furnishings included. Gray
marine motor first-class condition.
Price $1,000. No offers. Makes
zard Point -Boatyard. Phone DI.
7-3309. weekdays before 5 pm. 15a
FISHING PARTIES-Deale. Md. Cali
CAPT. KING. 10. 4,5S43 days, WA.