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

The st. Augustine PTA has
planned an interesting program
for its meeting Sunday, Nov. q,
at 3 .. m. It will feature panel
discussion on Comic Books and
Our Children" with Msgr. Paul
O'Dea, dean of studies at St.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

maintained huge standing army
living off North Korea after the
Korean armiStice; committed at
least 80 acts of piracy against ships
and aircraft of free nations over
a four-year period.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

DOVER-Mrs. Miller Munias
presented a paper dealing with
the Mass of the Cstechumens
when the st. Anthony Study Club
met at the home of Mrs. Casper
Contini this past week. Father Da-
vid Dressman, pastor of st. JOS
eph parish, led a discussion per-
iod. Mrs. Ralph Schupbaeh dis
cussed the life of ST. Cecilia. A
Christmas gift exchange will be
held when the groups meets with
Mrs. Edward Finley in December.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Charles, IS moderator. panelisks
viii be Father Bennett Apple
gate, diocesan superintendent Of
schools. Sister Francois. S.N.D..
head Of the diocesan Guidance
Clinic; George Van Heyde, zttor-
ney and John Diedalis. president
of the st. Augustine PTA.
This meeting also features ~
open house. and the faculty VIII
welcome talks with parents from
2.15 TO 3 o'clock.
All parents are cordially in
vited. Baby sitters will be avail
able. and refreshments will be
served.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

All Catholic Nurses of the Dio-
cese are urged to attend . Day of
Recollection scheduled for Sunday,
Nov. q, at st. AIMS Hospital Chap
eI The exercises will begin at 900
am. Breakfast and lunch will be
available at ST. AIMS. Father Hugh
Murphy of st. Charles Seminary
will be moderator.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

DOVER - Loyola Study Club
members met with their moder-
ator, Father Plus Kselin, this past
week at the home of Mrs. V. V.
Bremyer. Mrs. Gerald Young pre-
sented a resume of TIE life of st.
Catherine of Sienna and relig-
ious study period on the Blessed
Trinity was conducted by Father
Plus.
A gift exchange will feature the
December meeting and members
will take gifts for the patients OF
Apple Creek State Hospital to this
meeting. Mrs. Charles Matthias will
be hostess and Mrs. Al Pfister and
Mrs. Grover Krantz will be co-host-
esses.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
.U.N. Ambassador Lodge
Reports On Crimes OF
Red China To NCCW

BOSTON, Mass = NC list of crimes that seems TO
read like the combined acts of all the worlds brutal
erS but turns out to be the work of only regime
Red China = disclosed here
Henry Cabot Lodge r United States Ambassador to the
United Nations in speaking to general meeting of the
onal convention of the National Council of Catholic Women
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Corpus Christi parish is sponsor
ing a ham dinner, Sunday, Nov. Il,
from 100 a. m..5.00 p. m. in the
church social hall.
WEST JEFFERSON-Mrs. Wal
ter Ducey, Middle Pike, West
Jefferson, was hostess Sunday
afternoon, Nov. 7, to Sis. Simon
and Jude Parish Council mem
bers and newcomers all a tea and
welcoming fall get-together. As
sisting her on various committees
were Mrs. Clarence Corbitt and
Mrs. Ralph Dawson, invitations;
Mrs. Walter Barker, Mrs. Phillip
McDaniels and Mrs. A. d. Cum
ningham, social Presiding at the
tea table was Mrs. Cunningham,
president Of the group.
The st. Mary Parish Council will
meet in the school basement Tues.
day, Nov. %. at s p. m. Miss Con
Ion of the Bureau of Domestic Re.
lations will be the guest speaker
A social hour will follow the
meeting.
The Parish Council Library, 684
S. Third ST., will be the scene oi
a display of dolls epresenting var
ious religious communities dedi
Gated to Mary, Queen of Virgins
on Sunday, Nov. 81. from 9 to ]
p. m. Everyone is welcome. The
dolls are under the sponsorship Of
the Holy Rosary Parish Council.
The Rosary-Altar CoEfratern-
!, ity of st. Mary Magdalene
Church is planning a card party
and gift bazaar Friday. Nov 26,
at $50 p. m. in the school hall.
Miss Grace Price and Frank Erdy
are co-chsirmen.
Mrs. Frank Christ Will handle
bridge and canasta, and Mrs.
Arthur Helwagen, the euehre
games. Other committee heads
are Mrs. Eugene Raymond,
prizes; Mrs. Mary Frank, tickets;
Mrs. John Martindale and Mrs.
Thomas j. Murnane. gift bazaar;
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Don't drive miles looking for
home when you can find it in our
want ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

The Holy Family PTA held its
annual Open House Sunday eve
ming and parents talked with the
teachers and visited the class
rooms.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

COSHOCToN - Mrs. Thomas
Hamilton was elected president of
the Catholic Womens Club at a
meeting of the organization held
this past week. Other new off.
GERS include Mrs. E. P. Hahn, vice
president; Mrs. Wilfred Dues, sec
retary; Mrs Leroy Layton, treas
urer. Miss Geneva Scherrer was
reappointed chairman of the flow
er committee.
Msgr. Joseph E. McGlynn, pastor
of Sacred Heart parish, addressed
the members. Hostesses were Mrs.
Leroy Sulcer, Mrs. ]. c. Stansel,
Mrs. Richard Walsh. Mrs. Floyd
Mcconnell, Mrs. James McCabe,
Mrs. NJ. O. Bretzius. Mrs. Robert
McNichols and Miss Mary Wagner.
The next meeting will be the
Christmas Party Thursday evening,
Dec. 2, at $50 at Riv .rside Inn.
Reservations are TO be made by
Sunday, Nov. %. with Mrs. J. S.
Wagner or Mrs. May Neighbor.
Miss Mary McGrady is general
chairman of arrangements for the
party.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Mrs. Harry Rudabue: Mrs. Joseph
and Mrs. james Graham. girl
scout booth, and Mrs. Thomas
Mccarthy, posters and decorst-
tions. The public is invited Pro
ceeds will go into the building
fund.
Holy Spirit parish will sponsor
a Christmas bazaar Saturday, Dec
1, beginning at 5 p. m. Among the
special booths will be one featur
ing religious gifts and Christmas
cards. For the men there will be ar
electrical appliance stand. Other
displays will include novelty gifts
pastry, candy and fancywork. San
to Claus will put in an appearance
also.
Everyone is invited to come in
look around and shop. Luncheon
will be served by members of the
Holy Name Society.
Those wishing to donate gift
items should contact Mrs. Richard
Giannini, EX. ALL.
The Ladies Of st. Ladislaus par
ish will hold a bake sale and
breakfast this Sunday, Nov. 81,
from 7::30 to 1:30 p. m. in the
school hall, 277 Reeb Ave. There
will be an advance sale of pump
kin and mincemeat pies on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Bernice Karner and Mrs.
Michael Yandrich are serving as
co-ehairmen.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

1t. Joseph Foster Of the Traffic
Safety Division Of the Columbus
Police Dept. vas the guest speaker
at the recent meeting Of St. Cath
arine parish PTA- Refreshments
were served by the mothers Of the
first and second grade students.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

The PCCW of st. Augustine
parish will hold its regular
meeting Wednesday, Nov. "a,
at 800 p. m. in the school an
mex. Sunday, Nov %, is regular
Communion Sunday for the
group. All ladies of the parish
are invited to participate in the
affairs of the organization.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

The d, E, r and G group of
Corpus Christi parish is sponsor
ing a ham dinner, Sunday, Nov Il.
from 11:00 a. m..5:00 p. m. in the
church social hall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Want ads can make more noise
for your prodl ct than a brass band
with 1000 members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
ProeIaims Week
For Retarded Kids

November l4-23 has been pro-
claimed Rctar dcd Children S
Week by Mayor Coho IN tribute
to the thousands of families oi
The mentally retarded IN De-
tlolt
The mayors proclamation
eommends the local chapters Of
the National Association for
Retarded Children for their
efforts in public education and
for inspiring public cooperation
for a broad concerted attack on
this major social problem.
Seven Detroit-area chapters OF
the National Association for Re
tardcd Children have combined
into the Detroit Regional Council
Ter National Retarded Chlldren's
Week and viii conduct an lnten-
sive public education campaign
November 1923
Culninaton of the week Will
be a tar day on Tuesday NOV.
%. when parents of retarded
children will solicit public sup
port to finance the research. care
and training required 10 alleviate
the problems Of mental rctarda-
ton IN Detroit and throughout
the nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
JUDGE Woring Honored at
Charleston Testimonial

CHARLESTON sc Royalty received by 9ou OF u''' t'a'
,,c md Mrs ] Watrs were gwen warm welcome az "s'-
monial dinner here their return to IN, JUICE ~ rh
INC FIRST TIME after retirement from me F'aS'"' o' " 49,
wv ''' lg11
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

jects which could cause falls.
3.-Be sure that all stalrways
have sturdy hand rails.
4.-Make sure your floors are
not too highly polished and are
not slippery. II necessary, use
pads or other devices to keep
rugs from slipping.
5.-Check the attic. basement.
storerGom and closets for dis
possible clothing. paper and other
fire hazards.
6.-Check your medicine cab
met and dispose of all unlabeled
bottles. Do not throw medicines
such as pills or bottles IN the
ally Pour out the medicine and
dispose OF the pills so that chill
dren playing cannot find them.
PLACE pots and pans on the
stove so that a child cannot reach
the handles. Never leave young
child alone in the house. even
for a few minutes.
8.-Keep matches, firearms and
sharp objects, such as knives and
tools out of the reach of chill
dren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
HOME ACCIDENTS ~

resulting from home accidents Detroit higher
period last according d. Joseph G. Mol
ne commissioner There 206 deaths from home
accidents of compared with
1875 for the corresponding period in 1853.
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The dinner. held on Nov. D.
under auspices OF the SCUM
Carolina NAAcP Conference OF
which the Rev. James M. Hin
ton is president. paid tribute
10 JUDGE Waring for his historic
dissenting opinion in the Ga
rendon County school segresa-
ton case.
Judge Warnings dissent holding
such segregation unconstitutlonal
was unanimously affirmed bv the
United states Supreme Court IN
us memorable decision on May
Il
Robert l.. Carter assistant
>pccal counsel represented the
NAACP national office at the
dinner.
A bronze plaque presented TO
the iurist declared He SEE the
stage for tearing aSunder the
letters of racial inleriority IN
humanely imposed upon certain
children and the removal OF the
racial superiority cruelty blight
inc the lives OF other children
thus making possible-for the
f,rs, t,me-an unhampered sense
NJ belonging and brotherhood
and the full opportunity Tor eV-
crv American child TO experience
true democracy in every day Nv
ing"
In thoughtful presentation au-
dress Marion A. Wright, p'eS',
dent of the Southern kee'onai
Council. hailed Judge Warins as
the one South Carolina luris,
whose decisions have so atteeteo
for good the lives Of so many.
His decisions mark hun as q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

Walter Lee Irwin was 10 be
elecirocuied during the week OF
Nov. 8. On Nov. s. NAACP
Attorney Frank Reeves OBJ
tanned a stay OF execution from
the u. S. Supreme Court.
Association lawyers are NOW
preparing a petition ior writ Of
IN the lrvin case, To be
presented TO the supreme Court
bv Nov. 20 AT that time me
high court viii decide whethcs
TO near arguments for a new trial
for the Young prisoner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

NEW YORK laNYcIs o. lNc N0I0lIA A1'0Ililon ~ ~ ~
,snconen Coloed People working intensely ~ an attempt
10 save Fla youth death inc ceeir 'i Zen
an alleged rape the 26Sear old man consistently has ain
/. a. tr,,,,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

HOLMES CHOICE
NsYne'S nickname the TAT
Us, was selected aftct a cam
rs wide election in the early
I mites
Tho name was suggested by
David l.. Holmes VINO StW a
newspaper account Of Wayne
, &c battle IN Which the souad
as referred to as playing like
q bunch Of TartaiS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

OF the 2O6 deaths ,h's '----
ia were caused by falls. Fires
and explosions came i.s,.A
importance and caused 81
deaths. Poisoning accounted for
ls deaths; seslds for three and
firearms for four.
Middle aged and older persons
were the victims of fatal falls
in a great majority OF these cases.
Ninety nine OF those who died
from falls were 10 years old or
older and Of this number. %
Of them were 70 years old or
older.
During the first nine mcnths
OF this year. 203 deaths were re-
ported from motor vehicle acci-
dents This was Just three fewer
than the 2O6 caused by accidents
in the home.
DR.. Momcr suggests that many
of these fatal accidents could
have been avoided by a few
simple precautions before acct
dent happened He makes the
following suggestions TO eliminate
safety hazards:
When working above your
head. use either a sturdy step
stool or a ladder Avoid using
insecure substitutes. Use only
ladders with a good safety base.
BE sure stairways and halls
are we'll lighted and clear OF
TOYS mops and miscellaneous OBJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

man who has been loyal to this
century and this age not 20
a group or a class or even a race,
but to all mankind. His decis-
ions have helped TO break the
shackles which bound the TWEEN
tieth century 10 the nineteenth
or even the eighteenth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
BEAUTICIANS

Ask your iobber for PEAUTY
TRADE the sciniillaiing new
magazine for Beauticians
Chockfull OF smart new hair
styles. pointers on making
more money in 81. LIS Just
the magazine you've been wait
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

lrvu one % ieur NuNg
Negroes convicted l tlolha 80
the alleged rape 40 yoane
white housewife llc ust Was
convicted ON sept 3 1919 h' ~
all-wihic ury n iac Ou~niy
Court ~ TaNafes
Convicted with lAn AZ his
fms, irM were Samuel Shepherd
and Charles Crccnlce, 'hcn To-
wear, OF age GgCcucc was e.Vcn
HE imprisonment and IrNm aud
Shepherd sentenced % death The
fourth accused Youth ',a, shot
'io death by a dcputl,d Yah "a
few hour, after fhc ALLEGED gmc
of July rs 1919
Because OF the rclen ~ vo.
lencc which WAS psccpnatea u
the Crovcland area alter the
woman made her accusation the
atmosphere OF hostility n ihe
COURTROOM and The provocative
role Of press and radio n the
area NAACP attorneys az ;hai
time sought a change 10 VENUE
and posiponcment of ihc trial
This was denied
An NAACP appeal 10 Inc [
S supreme Court Brought ap
order for new trial for Shcp-
scrd and Irwin In an opinion
handed down on April q 1851
The late Justice Robert IL jack
son SAID
Menace To Justice
These convictions accom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Town 81 Suburban, EN-. 2-940
SILVER SPRING
FOREST GROVE

Lovely rambler. located on large
wooded lot. In . beautiful commu-
nifty of custom built homes. Brick
construction; 8 bedrms., 2 full baths.
lure kit: screened porch; garage;
full bsmt. with recr. RIM. Close
schools. transportation.
HOI,MEAD Realtors
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r, I. AVE. N.W.-6
Ire. rms. and bath: oil h.-w.h.: new
BAiLEY, MA. SASS.
COLORED-ao5 o 81. NV; g. units,
8 kits, 2 baths: total rent. $14b mo
Price . S1sl6e 20 s2Ss ss doEn. st FLOW .N
cSSktoE sEGs0S aseNs Il. 6c3rI g5I0 ST.
2 kit, 2 baths: gas h.-w.h., built In
garage and many extras. FLOYD
3. DAVIS CO., 1929 Z st; NV. Ma
c sdSss2 Ey NSck ~ cR siGSs7r PARK
Beaut. English-style brick and stone;
5-bedrm.. 2-bath. home; spaciou;
liv. and din. rn.. lge. den,, and
breakfast rm., powder rm., Lovely
rec. rm.. gear garage; many extras
incl. built-in safe, PRICED Tor imm ~
sale eaoI ROGERS .e E@ALT1 CO" Ma
o Terrace near 18th st. n.w.-Det
brick, large liv. rm; With nTs I y
porch, 4 large bedrms., OIL heat, deer
wooded lot: substantial cash. v. D
JOHNSTON; HHU; 3,4e1 elok. nr.na.
c0LoE sGns S9lspl n rms s9SS mod Irf kis
Bath en e Sas heat, S77.bo mo. pays al
81. 7.0s30, RA. 3-3679;
Large Q rm. house.; excellent sonai .
ton, 2 Kitchens. modern baths
oil heat: home with income; 3.50(
Or more cash. v. d. JOHNSTON
cn ~ fI'o2S IaSI-ARKANsAs AVE. Just
Oh 10th ST., overlooking Rock creel
Park-English-typ basement; row
house. excellent condition: recrea.
ton room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. plus
separate living room. dining room
kitchen and screened porch; very
SiS.s50. Cali LEdUM d GERBER
COIoRED@isa4 vARNuM ST. NV
Modern 2-story row brick: nat.
porches; many other extras. priced
to sell with reasonable cash pay.
ment. To inspect call vINNICK 4
COHEN. ME. S-2294: eyes,. to; 2
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STILL LOOKING?

Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE q. 1000 YS9s I'll o 2 P nhIr "a $500
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NEAR EASTERN STAR
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

MEAN EASlEktN 01AN
3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS
$40, 95O-Excellent Terms
Oct. brick; Q rms, incl: Lii liv; I'm; with l.
i hreD are am p si re wln rm ea0 ana ~
bath IN iuil 6smt.. finished vaik-uT
S ld me-. se' $500 as'Os tEVEs. Mr.
ALLRIDGE, LII 4-1134).
Leo M. Bernstein d Co.
1913 x Sc. NV. NE. $500
COLORED--l43O AMES PL. Ne
rms. and bath; h.-w.h.: neM-houss
condition. $500 down. w. w
BAILEY. ma. S-4sfS.
COLOREp--ON l5th ST. Me-. neal
Randolph, woodbridge. Oct: brick
rm. Wv WITH o'I firepi.. large side de- porch
inclosed with jalousies: bedroom
and complete bath on LIST a.. beau
tiful modern kit; large hedrms.
bath on End a. Cadillac. garnge
beautiful yard. substantial casf
REQUIRED. Mr.. Brewington. 60
right pr prize; can y. p. soHAsIoN
coIos sTUsi BLOCK BLAINE
N.E.-Semidet. brick; 2 bedrms:
fun hsmt.. knotty pine recr. rm. 4
dream come true; Miss Bcck Ii
entr.: newly dec. lge. rms: pin!
Closet Closet extra lit. ! III ii bsmt. FROM
porch and screened-in back pofches
bet. garage. fenced-in back yard
csll ~ MR Hall AL R ~ 1 sssSaA4haoE ~
M and RATH. i'll d.1. oil burner
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ATTENTION, NON-vET, assume ~
loan, 3-bedrm. brick rambler, in
Silver spring; basement; mr.. school.
+ NATHAN voLKMANs 10. s-9l50.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

FIT. TOTEM; brk., 2 beaut. homes. 8
bedrms., 1 u baths. h.-w.h.. 1st-ciass
cond.. storm wind. and scrns., fenced
terms. cIAupE sHrFLET. ~. q
N SaeGi nj Aic alsszsi rx.-r.w " Re.
WITH With ssnd sh and sa dryer; fenced yard
Only $3.50 down, assume GI loan
Price, $13.960; immed. posses. 6O3l
18th 81, ne. Eyes. and sun: cal
Only ssS S f fER No. mn. incl taxes sG snd
Very clean 2.story brick: fun bsmt.
nice yard and porch. Act quick or
this. call Mr.. Finley. DE. 2-8431
after Q pm. with FREDERICK
N hsA TAF III AZ. H1GH-7-rooms ' and
dinette. hail entrance. 3 baths
chestnut trim, oil h.-w.;. plastered
EYES, AD. 2.oSiS: KRETsINdEF
, q I 4 "A A; e, &. so
incl. equipped kit. 8 porches, auto.
snssbe f PIoY aod Rlei Davis AVIS e.
1929 < os St. NV. MA. s-os62. Ewes.
FER s0NiL BELONGINGS ANr
move into this MoDERN 1s-month.
old corner brick. Beautifully fur
nished, large TY, disposal washing
machine to. lawn mower. Assume
81: $;l1les AZ loan 9uick posses :.
bought unfinished. Trade con-
sidered. Mr.. Martun. LA. 6-7S45.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV. Realtor. AID. 4-2005
TO SETTLE ESTATE-1306 Mary
land ave. ne; brick house, new roof
cement front porch, 2 lge. glassed.
in porches, 8 rms, bath. cellar, oil
heat, new storm windows and We
netian blinds throughout. double
brick garage; cash above nrst trust
MoE6ERN' DUPLEX APT. live in on,
and let the other pay for property
Call OWNER, RA. 3-0974. ewes.
1904 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Brick. {
rms, Q baths, 2 apts.; excel. cond
Easy terms. Ii. 6-7043. VII.
LOUGIIBY REAL. ESTATE CO.
3-BEDRM. SEMIDETACHED BRICK
powder room: ~, 25-yr. loan. Elk
cellent ne. location: Priced right
Call Mr.. Katz. Ia g-l709. MAR
SHALL ]. WApLE CO., 1924 14tf
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GI-BUNGALOW

Only S7oo cash. with payments Of
approx. SS4 per mo-. required on
This 5rrm brick SnnFaiow; xc csmRlss1Is
attic; only 3 yrs. old and better
than new; lot fenced for the
children's safety: schools. stores and
bus nearby. Phone tn 8 pm. LO
1887 or 10. 7-9122.
JIM BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. Sc;
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BARGAIN

BARGAIN
this deyelopment and we are nov
ready to sell It At Q much reduced
price. It Is o semidet. brick house
consisting Of nv.. rrn.. din. rm. and
kit, on the LIST mr.: 8 bedrms. and
bath on the End ar. and built-in
many ine features about this house
and It is in excellent condition. j.
d. TIETEY a SON. RA. 6-2b69. II
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HOUSES FoR sALR--Mp,.

SOMETHING DiFFERENT-Brand-
new. English bsmt. home consisting
OF large entrance foyer. recae nm.
with Nrepl. garage and full hath,
iron railing stair to main dcor
featuring large liv. RIM. and din.
sl flrepl,s 3 dslighttul and spacious
Kit. desisned for the woman IN
mind; patio surrounded BY. shade
trees. subject to CT and con-
ventional financing. Priced S20.s
$50. WOOD CO.. 11l66 0ecrgis ave-,
silver spring. Nd 10. 4-72O0.
ATTENTION, NON-vET, assume ~
loan, 3-bedrm. brick rambler, in
Silver Spring; basement; nr. school.
+ NATHAN VoLKMAN, 10. s-9l50.
~ OWNER, 7417 Carroll ave-. TAX.
Pk.--Lge. frame home, with income,
In excel. cond., partly furn.: oil
h.-w.hs gar. fenced-in ID: cow;
tsrs19;p; Open daily l-o pm. mad 70
sass DOWN e n N. sinsi. settle ,t,as
near wheaton. fun bsmt. No red
tape. vacant; move in with deposit.
Payments like rent. ~. 9-lS76.
I'll 600 DOWN. sso.7s mo. include.
PRINCIPAL. interest, taxes and inslr.
lSrnedrm. ramD,cr r, montas es o;S2
i EEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, less than Z
yrs. old: excel. cond.; all.hrick; full
Ceramic ss tthile bath. soiIIored a.. fxturss;;
blk: shop. schoola $4,000; ~ ~
j $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
$4,000
GORGEOUS!
ROCK CREEK HILLS

white brick rambler, ex-
quisite In detail. situated In cool.
garden setting and can not be de-
scribed In dollars and cents. Phone
Mr.. Latimer, evenings, EN-. SOTO.
THoS. J. FISHER CO.. INC. Dl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


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