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Evening star., 1954-12-12
Friendship Lions Plan
Gifts>for Patients

The Friendship Lions Club
will present each patient at ths
Home for IncurablcS a present at
its annual Christmas party at Q
pm. Thursday In the home, 3720
Upton street NV.
Before the party. Mrs. Richard
r. Bennett. a member Of the
Visitors Committee Of the home.
will speak at luncheon Of the
club in the Westchester Apart.
ments.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
MIDGET Saves Acrobat

SARASOTA. Fla. R.-A
midget clown who saved a
circus aerialist from serious
injury and possible death gave
credit today to the premoni-
ton of fellow trouper.
Alvin Schwartz. q smiling
little fellow who stands 48
inches high and weighs los
pounds, threw himself into the
path Of Gladys Rimmer and
broke her fall when she
slipped while practicing yes
terday.
Actually it was the Fremont.
tion Of Margaret Smith, an.
other aerialist. that saved
Gladys" Mr.. Schwartz said.
"She came over and told mo
that a new guy was holding
the rope for Gladys and asked
me to watch her"
Miss Zimmer was practicins
her act at winter quarters Of
the Ringing Bros. and Bar
mum & Baily Circus when her
foot slipped out of a loop and
she fell about 80 feet. Mr..
Schwartz was right on the
spot.
Il saw her coming down so
! ducked my head to break her
fall. he said. "She hit me on
the right side with her back"
Mr.. Schwartz suffered sew.
eral cracked ribs but was dis
charged from a hospital after
treatment.
Miss thinner was released
from the hospital this morning
after being treated for shock
and kept overnight for obser.
vation.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Life in the U. S.
|, Life in the u. S.
Snowfall War
OK I Teoci,ers
In Truce Zone
BY he Assoeioisd pnis

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec.
1.-THE Grand Rapids Board Of
Education has urged school prin-
cipals to launch q program Of
organized SNOWFALL tossing-at
targets and strictly on school
grounds.
A bulletin issued yesterday By
the boards ONCE Of Physical
Education warned. however,
against making targets to repre-
sent teachers. policemen. autos.
dogs or cats. 1t suggests q stand-
ard bulls-eye target Of suitable
size.
BY this means the board hopes
to release from danger such pop.
ular objectives as teachers. po.
licemen, autos. dogs and cats.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Chief Bots 1000

HUDSON. N. H. tR.-It's II
in d row for Police Chief AM
drew j. Polak.
The chief bagged his 2ist
deer in as many hunting sea-
sons in a week-long hunting
trip In ossipee. It was q l25.
pound doe.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
IF PERI. BOYS
5.99 JACKETS

Some seconds In the
group. AL In all, q
smashing selection Of
surcoat and bomber
styles, made to take a
boys rough-and-tumb
way Of life. Cotton cord
uroys, rayon gabs and
vinyl, some quilt lined,
some flannel lined /.
many reversible, many
with fur collars. Solids
and checks In { to u.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
WooI-Lined
Girls Jackets

Special purchase
!. Just In time to
put one under the
Christmas ire e.
Plastics and nylon
poplins with 100%
reprocessed oil
quilt Innings. Ever
popular with the
pigtail crowd in
sizes I to IA.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06
Students Open
Drive Against
Filipino Reds

MANILA - (NC) - A novel
campaign to counteraet communist
propaganda in the rural districts
has been launched here by mem
bers of various student organiza-
tionS.
Col. Nicanor Jimenez. head of
the psychological warfare depart
ment of the Philippine Army, has
been joined by leaders of four
student organizations on speak
ing tour through the rural districts
of Bieol on the eastern coast of
Luzon.
The students, especially trained
for the campaign, speak in the SIM
pie language of the rural people,
explaining to them the evils of
communism and the dangers of
Hulk infiltration in the provincial
towns.
The four student organizations,
which include two Catholic groups,
form the nucleus of the Student
Consultative Council of President
Ramon Magsaysay and are the most
influential of student organizations
in the Philippines. Their campaign
in the Bicol region has met with
such great success that they plan
to expand it to a nationwide eff
fort.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06
Priest Scores
Present Laws
On Migration

NEW ORLEANS -(NC)- The
present laws in the United States
governing immigration ARE not
consonant with democratic prin-
ciples of racial equality" Father
Caesar Donanzan of New York
City said here.
Father Donanzan is executive
secretary of the American Com
mittee on Italian Migration of the
National Catholic Resettlement
Council. In a public meeting held
in st. Mary's Italian hall here he
said:
unless we of the United States
take the initiative in sponsoring
regulations which will permit in
creased migration from Italy and
other European countries, it is
improbable that Canada and Latin
America will do anything"
He said there is overpopulation
in Holland. West Germany, Greece
and Italy. This surplus manpower,
he said, may well be used in the
United States and other Land
rich and man poor" countries
allied with it in the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06
Miracle In MOscOv
Children Pray To Joe;
Candy In Two Minutes

WASHINGTON - (NC) - Rus
sian indoctrination begins with
kindergarten children, Nicholas T.
Goncharoff, former Red army tank
lieutenant who deserted to the
West, said here before the Senate
Internal Security subcommittee.
On his first day at school, Con
charoff said, the communist teach
er asked all small boys and girls
who prayed at home to hold up
their hands. He said number Of
s and 7 year olds then we're told
to pray to your God and ask your
God that he should give you a box
of candy"
I'VE knelt and began to pray" J"
he said. After exactly three min
utes the teacher gave us the com
mand to stand up, land he said,
Look. you fools, you prayed and
nothing happened. Where is the
box of candy
This caused the other children
in the room to laugh, Mr.. Gonchar-
off continued. I'VE were put in one
corner and some of us began to
cry"
Those who had not prayed were
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06
PrO-Red Mexican
Official Is Forced
To Resign Post

MEXICO CFTY-(NC) - Former
President Lazaro Cardenas, whose
regime was marked by a strongly
anti-Catholic attitude, announced
his resignation from an official
post he has held under the present
government headed by President
Adolfo Ruiz Confines. The post was
that of executive director of the
Tepalcatepec hydroelectric and
irrigation project in the State of
Michoacan
General cardenas resigned in
fhe wake of press comments crit
ieiring his participation in fvner-
al services for Frids KahIo. left
ist painter and wife of Diego RI
vera, the noted muralist. Pre-
viously, DR.. Andres ldusrts. di-
rector of the National Institute Of
Fine Arts, wa dismissed from
his posi- for permitting the eof-
fin TO be draped with the COM
munist flag during funersl serv-
ices AZ the institute.
The ex-president also came un.
der the fire of the rightist Sin
arqulsta party, which named him
among 142 alleged communist mil
itants or sympathizers on the fed.
eral payroll.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06
us. Offers
Aid To Danube
Flood Victims

WASHINGTON, D. C.-tNCl
- President Eisenhower has
offered TO send relief supplies
to victims of the recent Dan
ube river flood which has caus-
ed particularly heavy damage
in southern Germany, Austria.
Czechoslovakia, Hungary and
Yugoslavia.
In a statement following a
Cabinet meeting at which the
situation was discussed, the
President said I'VE stand ready
TO make food available to tighten
the burden on flood victims who
are struggling to rehabilitate them
selves" He added that the food
can be made available immediate
ly and could be distributed
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

then told by the teacher, he said,
that they could see a miracle and
were asked to pray to comrade
Stain and the Communist Party,
and you ask them for a box of
candy and see what will happen.
"They began to pray to Stain
and in less than two minutes the
door opened and another teacher
walked in, bringing a big box Of
candy, Goneharoff said, and added
that this was typical of commun-
list indoctrination of all students
against religion.
Mr.. Goncharoff, now employed
by the International Committee of
the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton in Brooklyn, told the senate
subcommittee of "a years behind
the Iron Curtain and said that
millions of Russian peasants and
workers are anxious to throw off
communist tyranny because of 35
years of false promises.
He said that the communist die
tatorship had cost lives of nearly
30 million persons in Russia, and
that, in spite of their prayers to
Comrade Stain and the Commun-
ist party, more than 10 million
have died of hunger-organiz
hunger, not natural"
Mr.. Goncharoff testified that he
believes severing diplomatic ties
with the Soviet and all satellites
would give new hope to the mis-
sions now behind the Iron Cur
tain. The younger generation be-
hind the Iron Curtain is search
ing for the truth, liberty and free
DOM" he said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

through mutually acceptable in
ternatlonal agency"
President Eisenhower said that
Inquiries are being made regard
ing the need for medical and 9TH
sr supplies IS we'll IS food. He
stated that he had asked Us.
diplomatic missions in each of
F., the effected countries TO make
themselves available TO the local
authorities in such . manner
that we can be promptly and
effectively of assistance TO those
in distress"
James c. Hagerty, White House
press secretary, said the proposed
relief program is authorized under
a law passed by Congress early in
July. This is the Agricultural Trade
Development and Assistance Act
which empowers the President, n
cases where emergency relief is
necessary, to send surplus Amer
ican food to the free nations of the
world and TO needy populations
regard TO the friendliness
of their government. Much of the
area suffering from the Danube'S
worst flood in $50 years lies behind
the Iron Curtain.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

run its own affairs, except where
the common good is endangered.
The universities should be open
to all who could profit from what
they have to offer, he said.
Archbishop McCann also opposed
the proposed law that would com
pei parents to send their children
to schools where the medium of
instruction is what the authorities
decided is the ehildren's mother
tongue. The proposal, a controver-
sial issue in the current provincial
elections in the Cape province, Wit
ally concerns Catholics.
If enforced, il means that Az
rikaans-speskins Catholic par
entS would be forbidden TO send
their children 10 Catholic schools
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06
Segregation Laws
In ;. Africa Hit
By Archbishop

CAPE TOWN, South Africa -
MC)-Archbishop Owen Mccain
of Cape Town has spoken out
against the current state pressure
on universities to introduce racial
segregation, notably in the univer-
sites of Cape Town and the Wit
watersrand johannesburg.
In an address TO the Catholic
Mems Society of Cape Town, the
Archbishop said that, even though
Cape Town University is support
ed by the state, it should be left TO
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06
Ohio io--------
News In Brief

DAYTON - Pilgrims from many
parts of the US. are expected to
attend a Marian Year pilgrimage
on the Feast of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary, Sunday, Aug. %, at
Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto, Mt
st. John, Dayton. The grotto is one
of the specially designated Marian
Year shrines in the Cincinnati
Archdiocese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

NOITe Ddme man, lot one last
glimpse of the Golden Dome.
The Dome is the center and
symbol of Notre Dame not for
itself, but because it holds aloft,
high above the flat Indiana coun-
tryside, a golden statue of The
Virgin.
You can hardly spend your col
lege years at Notre Dame without
falling in love with Mary. And
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

STEU BENVILLE - Operating
under the Diocesan Co-ordinating
Council, which represents all the
mems organizations in the Steuben-
vile diocese. men from every par
ish have been marshaled in a spe-
cial campaign to clean newsstands
of offensive comic books.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06
Chinese Old Testament
Translation Completed

HONG KONG - (NC) - The
eighth and last volume of the Old
Testament in Chinese has been
completed, it was announced here.
The difficult and long awaited
translation, which has been nine
years in preparation, is in modern
Chinese. 1t is based on the orig
inal scripture texts and carries
copious fOotnotes and commen-
taries Translation was done in
the Studium Biblicum, Franciscan
house in Hong Kong.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

MORROW - A violent wind
storm ripped a large section in
the roof from ST. Malachy
Church, Morrow, recently, ex-
posing nearly half of the churchs
interior. The metal roof was
blown into a public school yard
adjacent to the church property.
Total damage was between $4,000
and $4,000.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

farewell to the
II niv ersity of
Our Lady of the
Lake.
You've never
heard of it? But
you have. 1t S
Notre Dame.
AS the street
car carried me
away, / looked
back, as does ev-
cry departing
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

CLEVELAND - A contract has
been awarded for John Carroll
University's new mems residence
hall, and construction was expect
ed to start this week. The $3.50, 900
building will accommodate 234
students and will be the fourth
residence hall on the JCU campus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

1t makes you think, so it does.
to stroll once more on the old col
lege campus at my age.
Twenty-seven years ago, | said
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

STEUBENVHLE - The 13
men attending the meeting of
the board of advisers of the Col
lege of Steubenville recently
heard the college president pre-
diet an increase of 100 per cent
in the schools enrolment in the
next is years.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

1T PAYS TO PATRONIZE
THE TIMES ADVERTISERS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-06

usipg English as the medium of
instruction.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH-Mod. 2-bedrm
apts.: also 1-bedrm. apt; nr. ocean
Immac:: $50 up. OIL. 4-3616. Pa
WILDWOOD, N. .J.-Ehiciency apis.
compl; bath. elec. kit; air condi-
front apis. accom-. s: wk.. month OF
season; special June rates. BYRNE
CO.: 3S19 b1oB Boardwalk. Phone Wild
wIIDwOOD. II. J.-summer rentals.
maath 0uPfs.0Ts. Pfse Isl. '0esscfik oscAk FEN: FEN
Phone 2-3467.
MACS HEAD. N. C.---6-rm. mod. cot
ocean. OIL. s-O1oi Tor Or oE. 312sss2, ."
s26n sEA9a IT, 1o67sSe cul4sai Tass1
$500. TE. 6o1$Ss. WIZ Mas . Of
OCEAN CITY, N. j.. 1929 West ave.
kit: 2 bedrms;, bath, porch: mo.
will furn. ocean-front cottage.
81 ods9d w9d.. avail. until Aug. 1. OF.
PICKED, SPOT ON oCEAN-ssth-
ing. fishing, duck hunting. rolliek-
: y1ng fun; Box l2e:L. star. -23
AEnOnOVh HEACH, DEL.-Beauel-
th1y hoIys. furnished IL 4.ns far sSsd5T%S S5TS
or mid-June to mid-July: silver and
linen included; best residential sec
ton. restricted. Do. 7-1032. -23
MODERN COTTAGES and apart.
ments, week. month. season. June
reservations now. GOULD, 5000
Haeific ayes Wildwood. N. J. Phone
wildwood 2-7701.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Apt. located 2
doors from boardwalk; 2 bedrms., z
Sleeps 9 or more. Reservations nov
being taken for season. SU. 9-O23S.
WILDWOOD, N. J.-Bungalows, apart.
ments; week, month, season. BAKER
REALTY CO.. 21O E. Oak ave. Phone
,2s2432 Open Sundays
MODERN COTTAGE. facing ocean
no; no: Of Ocean City: Nd. q bedrms;
FsS FL sEAd2G siE 2GrfbE o. assSs ien
5-room furnished bungalow; modern
conveniences: $50 weekly: July-Au-
gust. JOHN B; ANDERSON, P. o
Rs%ob6fHR Eqx B61 RfhSSSta ssscn Del
other Recommendations Tor two-weeI
periods. Write FRED EGLE. 10s
kSS6sy RsS0sSytb ST. ts;:aefR fRehODoth' or phone
close to ocean; s bdrms., 2I baths
frepl., elec: kit; June-July. $15(
BETHANY BEAGH, DEL.-S-bedrm
cottage. available 1-2 weeks begin
ming ming July y. 8 s1cls1s OF august FL; s76 pei
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Ocean-fr lot
blk. from hwy. and commercial
Mr.. ANNAPoLis and Bay Ridge on
South River. acres. mod. home,
redwood siding. Liv. rm., den,
chestnut paneled. stone firepl... z
lge. bedrms., bath. auto. heat. elec.
kit. det. 2:car garage, arm. apt.
above: chicken house: many bldg
sites avail: Pier. Adjoining lovely
estates. A bargain. SIGLER &
CO. RIA. 3-3431: Sun. OIL. .4-2439.
NORTH BEACH. MD. D.-4-bedroom
cottage, kit, din. rm.. 2 big porches.
Call OWNER, LA. 6-9S63. UN.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

LOVELY ESTATE Of 1OS acres. Just
out Of Manassas in committing dis
ance Of city. Has everything the
heart could wish; beautiful lake
stocked with fish: Colonial-type
home. modernized: lively streams
enhancing forest; well-kept lawn;
servants house in yard: profusion
Of flowers and abundance shade
Ask me more? Price. S2S,500. with
ONE OF r III THE FINER homes in the
Sudley. rd. section of Manassas
Dble. bsmt. garage, sun parlor, 2
baths. 3 large bedrms., recr rm.,
de luxe kitchen; large loan value;
priced S22, $50. with terms.
COUNTRY HOME with 2k acres,
modern In every respect. on hard
surfaced road: committing easy;
price, S10.950. with terms.
REDWOOD HOME, de luxe. with 8
bedrooms and built on expensive
plan; large lot; 2 mi. out of town,
on hard road: price, S13,500, on
A PAYSIiNd APT. HOUSE with units
right in the. heart of town. II
should pay for itself In about
SEVERAL MODERN HOMES between
Manassas and Centreville. in York
shire Village: both frame and ma
sony. ct low prices and terms.
THOMAS L. JUSTICE
MqnASSaS Va ph0na lQT.. 4
Evening star., 1954-05-23
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE IWATERFT PROP SALE Cont
cnnkin nnaaAl

SMALL WATERFRONT COTTAGE at
private beach, eiee. and water;
shaded lot, wharf and safe beach;
$4,000. OF. 2:6976: -
SAhs 175f heNa sxceilsnt sHMaHa ssnd Sssch Tar
S0x22. firepi.: best location: sail
ing. grabbing. swimming, fishing;
reas; terms: by appt. GEO: z.
LkE BHkcRoFT HsSSTr Mess sysT save tss
NORTH MORT ii BEACH. sS'Sa MD MD.-cottsses. Sale
or rent. BY week or season. NORTH
BEACH REAL ESTATE. phone North
s1WMERo 6HsSh RoSHiNT winter WATERFRONT
COTTAGE at Blackstone Island,
Md, 2 bedrms., liv. rm.,. kit. Lge
screened porch, ami, WIFI, shade.
stores: cony. $4,000 or best offer.
ycH car fTSr week days; Ii sc,a5 7saSs5. ,r
Ridge properties is prepared to show
a.group Of inland and beach homes,
ranging in. price from $4,000 to
$4,000; -3Ha miles Of beach on the
Chesapeake. General information on
n RroRsrfss saysP rd rdee Phone Bay
FRANKEIS EasSa In MANoR-New cottage.
new range and refgr, S7.950;, Also
ass. snT fHgn He C sStssfss Sth Aso
water front lots: reasonable. JOHN
st.. Deale Beach. Md. Tel, west
c6TfAGE S,TfF $E7l ON LAKE JACKSON.
furnished. boating. fishing and
swimming: 80 mi, from .. e: Ia
ton panel truck included If cash.
OIL. 4-S271 or P. o. Box 4156.
vXcxHHoN MsshiRss0n,c ,c66irTGAGE-ss2so & de-
NJ TUn hadTrnc
4oeft: long. Cedar siding. Masonite
interior. All windows screened.
electric wiring. Display model in
Wheaton. Md, behind Peoples Drug
st9sf aomEs, F9ED e. ef4fa H4Ggosx Gays! BUILT IT.
TURKEY PoINTmowner IS,I;,,; n. a transferred sGt.
BBsas1sd BBsdrms! lX IND F%G H. 4oft tlsd ree Sstni Fm
2 bedrms., bath: radiant heat, pvt.
pier, beach; % mi; from Washing
edge with pavilion and bath house;
at Cedar st.. St. Clements Shores.
nr. Leonardtown, Md. JOHN H.
McALLISTER, Suitland, 10. $3.50.
UNUSUAL fresh and salt water front
ScaiMlEn st. Marys Aess County lSs' sfS5o 5 ST Terms
OWNER. LO. 7-sOO7 after Z pm.
-23
MD.-2-bedroom modern
home. restricted community, excel
lent beach. all water sports. MRS.
LOTS, pvt. beach on Po-
tomac River near Piney Point; S795
each. Call JE. 4=0553;,
RETIREMENT sH -: ESTATE. y E., Mathews .,n sWs
pine woods: good waterfront for
boat. pleasant surroundings; dwell
ing fully modernized, 8 rooms with
9 bedrooms, 2 baths; 81 500.
CAPT. H, G. Robson: q, s. N
5-RM. COTTAGE. Ridge rd. and Bay
blvd, Neeld Estate, Plum Point. Md.
Open May 23. Weekdays. call at
1879 VsTnum st; ne; ,r MAJ
sELR1 ysa9arOnnd 3n Fam rambleT oh the vassr
GR kO0 fermR lie 2.Rh27.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

DEALE. owings Beach-LEe. mod.
g: master bedrm., aoxi7: fit... is1
20; incl: porch, snotty-pine inte-
nice srounds. sn0 quality RSs' home soesSs. sDs.
cial bargain. S13. $50. Many others
from $3.450, $295 down. B. M.
%D!3 oDHM; NJ re; Eg;zo3 o3-621e or Mr.. Eice.
Moth NGsSSEiysEE sEAcR sa3s scorrAeE-L,ENe NGs new;
cation; $500 to $1,000 cash. rake
auto. or boat part payment. VIII ex-
FivNFSo0W FS1vanFs 0WNES ESi,TAA "a e15S1S s59,3 "a
lawn; pier, perfect harbor; artesian
well, elec. II you like grabbing and
1lshing. you will Ike this place;
$3.50: Owner will be on premises
Fri; sat: Sun, DIRECTIONS; Route
miles to Victory Bar. risht / mile.
Large CABIN with screened porch
and nrepl.. on double waterfront lot.
Contains 10 sgle. beds. elec; stove
heater; Lake JS Jackson. ks uSH; Va. See Mr..
CLAUDE z. H1xsoN. Manassas:s ya.
CAFE APE ST. r11 1CLAIRE-shad.d lot. 1S sp-
proximately V acre; must sell; bar
AEHNDEE1oN.faf0sAx, faIp We eiSazSi corner 2S Of
Chesapeake and walnut sts.-At-
tractive home facing bay, beautiful
view, fenced lot. lge. liy: fm. with
hrepl.. sun parlor 9x33 IT,; kit.
with elec. range. .refgr.. and water
heater; 2 ecreened porches, 4 bed
sTs s9T ma END dnsh bath nts on End a Psrisse
COLONIAL 2iSSH ZEE sEAcM. cssnoIVi Wa rms. MS
bath. screened poreh;. lge. shady
lot: JOHN MAYO, Colonial Beach
BENEDICT. MD.-rwo-b.drm. buns 6unsa-
Low Low; ,s1 electricity, Clz Sas and oil beat; beat
fishing and boating: level wooded
S:D.7. approx. 76x15o IT. 10. z
1888 and Ii. $4,000. -23
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Md.-Cottages and lots for sale to
% college graduates approved by Mem 1r
Org. recreation. bay beach with
trees. streams and cliffs: cottages
for rent. Drive down As mi. beyond
PRINCE Frederick. Literature on re-
BAY FRONT. K.nwood Beach
knotty-pine liy. rm. with drepl..
rsns Sss5n porch sRd ovs;oelns sass fi Bay e.
ia. 0-O623. -23
35 TO So ACRES, beautifully wooded.
gently rolling acres, facing pie
turesoue cove Of Belmont Bay. just
40 min. from your once down ehir-
ley hwy. In an ares unspoiled by
small subdivisions. $500 per acre.
Phone I'M. 2-2208 Sunday or Mon.
.SIyrS Ssy sy,giPg S1y sfssF racIj. 7;So. ,,,.
Aiv, rm.. kit, dinette. 2 bedrms1
Ia. Iss.sh' sIss;ss ss,ssn'd alSsss' gSEsse' he xSS$s'd